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Nitesh, an 11-year-old boy from Chandigarh, who had been suffering from a rare congenital issue called Branchial Sinus treated successfully at Sarvodaya Hospital, Sec 8, Faridabad. Dr. Shweta Kumari, a highly skilled Paediatric Surgeon at Sarvodaya Hospital, diagnosed and performed a successful Step Ladder Operation to address this challenging condition.
From the age of 6 months, Nitesh had a pin-sized hole on his neck, which leaked a small amount of fluid almost daily, and the leakage increased when pressure was applied to the neck area. Initially mistaken for sweat by his parents, they sought medical advice as the condition persisted and became more frequent. Despite consulting multiple doctors, the underlying issue remained undetected until Nitesh visited Sarvodaya Hospital, Sec 8, Faridabad and met Dr. Shweta Kumari, Consultant - Paediatric Surgery.



Dr. Shweta's expertise and diagnostic capabilities revealed that Nitesh was suffering from Branchial sinus, a rare congenital abnormality where a hole forms in the neck during the fetal development of the face. Immediate treatment was crucial to prevent the condition from leading to potential infections.