Best Emergency and Trauma Care Department - Ruby General Hospital

A Unique Case Study by Dr. Indranil Mitra (Head, Emergency and Trauma Care Department - Ruby General Hospital)


A 33-year-old female employee of Be Bonnie Bodycare Pvt Ltd had been brought by Kolkata Police to Ruby Emergency around 2am on 14th February'21 in a critical condition. The BP could not be found and she had to be intubated. Her husband lives in Darjeeling, Her family arrived in the hospital the following day. Ruby Emergency continued with her treatment in the absence of the immediate family.
Location: Kolkata, West Bengal, India

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