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Time of India
24-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Iron rod got out of labourer's eye after complex op
Mumbai: A 13-cm-long iron object penetrated a 25-year-old labourer's right eye while working at a site in south Mumbai. Doctors at the state-run JJ Hospital, Byculla, removed it in a 3-hour surgery, leaving his vision intact. The labourer, whose name has been withheld on request, was brought to the hospital on May 19 with a thin rod penetrating his eye and blood oozing from the wound. His heart was beating at half the normal rate, and doctors in the casualty department were worried he would soon suffer cardiac arrest. A team of surgeons, led by the ENT dept and including members from the ophthalmology, plastic surgery, and anaesthesiology depts, began the surgery late evening. The rod had an angular entry but was stuck close to the carotid artery, which supplies blood to the brain. A doctor who participated in the surgery said that had the object penetrated straight in the eye, the result could have been fatal. "A complex endoscopic surgery was performed to remove the foreign body. The procedure involved orbital decompression with intranasal removal," said JJ Hospital dean Dr Ajay Bhandarwar. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo The foreign body, measuring 13 cm x 2 cm x 0.5 cm, posed a significant challenge due to its location and potential complications. ENT surgeon Dr Sunita Bage, who performed the surgery, said the thin rod appeared cemented to the spot. After three hours, doctors removed the object with minimal facial damage. Around 2.30 am, he was wheeled out of the OT and taken to the CCU, where doctors tested his vision with rapid hand counting. "We got a doctor to walk in the room and found that even at 3 ft, he could rightly identify her dress colour as green," said Dr Bage. The medical team had feared that the object was so close to the brain that it could cause paralysis, but his movements are fine. He is likely to be discharged on Monday. His relatives and co-workers took him to multiple hospitals before getting him to JJ Hospital. "They wasted five hours, and blood loss resulted in bradycardia (slow normal heart rate)," said Dr Bage.
Yahoo
21-02-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Fort Walton Beach police chief discusses appointment to Florida's State Board of Immigration Council
FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. (WKRG) — Local law enforcement and state leaders are coming together to combat illegal immigration in the state of Florida. Okaloosa County Deputy of the Year responded to 1,900 calls for service in 2024 This month, the Florida Legislature established the State Board of Immigration Enforcement. Fort Walton Beach Police Chief Robert Bage has been appointed to serve on its council. 'This new council is just another example how Florida is leading the nation in safety and security in our community,' Bage said. Bage said the council will advise Governor Ron DeSantis and his cabinet on how local law enforcement can assist in state and national efforts to crack down on illegal immigration. Pensacola winter book sale starts Friday — what to know 'What resources and training we'll need at the local level, and then also enhance information sharing in resources between the local state and federal level,' Bage said. Bage, who was appointed to the council by Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis, has served more than two decades in Florida law enforcement. He also served in the United States Navy for two years, and then joined the United States Border Patrol for a year before a 20-year career with the North Miami Police Department. In 2019, Bage was appointed Chief of Police for the City of Fort Walton Beach. Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office needs beads for Mardi Gras float — how to help 'I wanted to be on this council so I could bring those 26 years of law enforcement experience and I can bring my community policing skills that I've developed, to ensure that this is done in the best way possible to ensure the safety of our community,' Bage said. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
20-02-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Fort Walton Beach police chief selected to State Immigration Enforcement Council
FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. (WKRG) — Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis appointed Fort Walton Beach Police Chief Robert Bage to the State Immigration Enforcement Council. 'She was humble': Okaloosa pageant queen's coach remembers teen after tragic death The council was established this month to combat illegal immigration in Florida. It advises the new State Board of Immigration Enforcement that Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet lead. 'I'm pleased to appoint Fort Walton Beach Police Chief Robert Bage to serve on the State Immigration Enforcement Council,' Patronis said. 'Before serving nearly 30 years in Florida law enforcement, Chief Bage served two years in the United States Navy and has great experience protecting America's borders from illegal immigration from his time with the United States Border Patrol. During his tenure with the Fort Walton Beach Police Department, Chief Bage reformed and grew the Department to be more effective at serving the local community. For these reasons and more, I believe Chief Bage will serve as a fine addition to the State Immigration Enforcement Council, and I wish him the best of luck.' Bage worked for the United States Border Patrol for a year before returning to law enforcement. He's been the Fort Walton Beach police chief since 2019. 'Thanks to CFO Jimmy Patronis on appointing Chief Robert Bage to the State Immigration Enforcement Council,' Okaloosa County Sheriff Eric Aden said. 'Chief Bage's years of law enforcement experience make him an excellent choice to serve on this Council. I have every confidence that Chief Bage's contributions to the Council will help keep our borders secure and Floridians safe from criminal illegal aliens. As Sheriff of Okaloosa County, I look forward to working with this team to ensure Florida residents remain safe.' Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann collapses at Mississippi State Capitol Bage serves as first Vice President of the Florida Police Chief's Association. He is also involved with the Okaloosa Health Department, Advanced Sacred Hope Academy and Fort Walton Beach Rotary. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
