IndiaA 15-year-old girl from Kota, named Tanvi, passed away at AIIMS Delhi after a prolonged struggle with a complex congenital heart defect. She had been visiting the hospital since the age of two for treatment. According to reports, her family had been waiting for over 13 years for corrective heart surgery, which was initially scheduled but later postponed. In 2018, doctors determined that corrective surgery was no longer viable due to the absence of necessary pulmonary arteries, and a heart-lung transplant was considered instead. Tanvi was admitted to the hospital in late August for further evaluation and underwent an endoscopy as part of the transplant process. On the morning of her death, she experienced a sudden drop in oxygen levels, leading to a hypoxic episode and ultimately cardiac arrest despite medical intervention. The reasons behind the delay in surgery and the decision to rule it out in 2018 remain unclear, as neither AIIMS nor the involved doctors provided detailed explanations.
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