Cyrus Mistry automobile crash: Co-passenger Darius Pandole discharged from hospital
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MUMBAI: Darius Pandole, who survived the automobile accident during which former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry died final month, was discharged from a personal hospital right here on Friday.
His spouse, Dr Anahita Pandole, who was driving the automobile on the time of the accident, was recovering and will probably be discharged quickly, stated an official of the Sir H N Reliance Foundation Hospital.
Both had been admitted to the hospital on September 5.
Darius Pandole underwent surgical procedure on his forearm and a `maxo facial’ surgical procedure.
He was additionally battling an infection as a result of severity of his accidents, the hospital stated in an announcement.
“The injuries were very complex and therefore our best team of multidisciplinary doctors is working closely on the Pandoles,” stated Dr Tarang Gianchandani, the hospital CEO.
“Expert advice was sought from experts across the globe to define the best course of action for their treatment and that has enabled us to achieve results,” he added.
Mistry (54) and his pal Jahangir Pandole had been killed on September 4 when their automobile hit a street divider in neighbouring Palghar district of Maharashtra.
Two different automobile occupants, Anahita (55), who was on the wheel, and her husband Darius (60), suffered critical accidents.
MUMBAI: Darius Pandole, who survived the automobile accident during which former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry died final month, was discharged from a personal hospital right here on Friday.
His spouse, Dr Anahita Pandole, who was driving the automobile on the time of the accident, was recovering and will probably be discharged quickly, stated an official of the Sir H N Reliance Foundation Hospital.
Both had been admitted to the hospital on September 5.
Darius Pandole underwent surgical procedure on his forearm and a `maxo facial’ surgical procedure.
He was additionally battling an infection as a result of severity of his accidents, the hospital stated in an announcement.
“The injuries were very complex and therefore our best team of multidisciplinary doctors is working closely on the Pandoles,” stated Dr Tarang Gianchandani, the hospital CEO.
“Expert advice was sought from experts across the globe to define the best course of action for their treatment and that has enabled us to achieve results,” he added.
Mistry (54) and his pal Jahangir Pandole had been killed on September 4 when their automobile hit a street divider in neighbouring Palghar district of Maharashtra.
Two different automobile occupants, Anahita (55), who was on the wheel, and her husband Darius (60), suffered critical accidents.
