Video of Patient Playing Video Game During Surgery Goes Viral

A patient was observed playing video games during the operation, which was an unexpected event. A video of the patient was uploaded on Instagram by anesthesia technologist Sumit Ghosh and dialysis technician Pinky Mukherjee. The video was shared on social media and quickly went viral.

They posted a video of the patient and said, "Anaesthesia kisi ko pain nahi deta (Anaesthesia doesn't give pain to anyone)".

While doctors do surgery in an operating room, a patient is seen in the footage lying on a hospital bed. In spite of the seriousness of the situation, the patient is absorbed in playing mobile video games.

Social media users shared this operation a while back. The video has received around 100 million views since it was posted. More than a million people have liked the post.

A man undergoing brain surgery was earlier spotted strumming a guitar. Christian Nolen, a patient, is shown in a video that the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, Miami, Florida, United States, posted on YouTube. The center claims that Dr. Ricardo Komotar performed his procedure. The foundation disclosed that Nolan had to be conscious during the brain procedure so that the doctors could "evaluate and protect his manual dexterity" while the tumor was being removed.

While the doctors work on Nolan, he can be seen in the video singing along with his guitar. In the video, Komotar, Nolan's surgeon, also talks about Nolan's recovery following the procedure and outlines the procedures.

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