Lakshmi Tatma: A Unique Medical Case

In India, a 2-year-old girl named Lakshmi Tatma is seen as the incarnation of the Hindu goddess Lakshmi due to her rare condition of having four arms and four legs, caused by a parasitic twin. Dr. Sharon Ptil, an orthopedic surgeon from Bangalore, plans to surgically separate her from the twin. The villagers revere her, but there are concerns about her future. The video explores the medical, cultural, and social aspects of Lakshmi's condition.

What is the unique physical condition of Lakshmi Tatma?

• She has two heads.

• She has wings.

• She has a tail.

• She has four arms and four legs.

Who is the doctor planning to perform surgery on Lakshmi?

• Dr. Anita Desai

• Dr. Vikram Singh

• Dr. Rajiv Kumar

• Dr. Sharon Ptil

What is the main challenge Dr. Ptil faces before proceeding with the surgery?

• Convincing Lakshmi's parents to bring her to Bangalore

• Finding a suitable hospital

• Raising funds for the surgery

• Getting government approval

What event do Lakshmi's family and Dr. Ptil attend together?

• A medical conference

• A local fair

• A religious ceremony

• A charity event

How do the villagers perceive Lakshmi?

• As an ordinary child

• As a divine figure

• As a threat

• As a celebrity

What concerns do some villagers have about Lakshmi?

• Her future

• Her diet

• Her social skills

• Her education