In a medical accomplishment, Mumbai doctors performed a high-risk intervention and saved the life of a 41-year-old man with LMCA Cardiogenic Shock Syndrome, also called widowmaker heart attack, with 100 per cent stenosis of left main coronary artery, which is a serious condition with high mortality rates.

The patient, Sanjeev Tripathi, who is a Mira Road resident, experienced severe chest pain three months ago in May 2024. He arrived at the Emergency Department of Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road with profuse sweating, pain radiating to the left arm and persistent vomiting for 30 minutes.