Md. Shahporan S., 11

Md. Shahporan Shamim is a cheerful and hardworking 11-year-old boy who loves studying and playing football and cricket and dreams of one day building a successful future and supporting his parents. He lives with his three family members, and his father, Md. Enamul Haque, is their sole earner, making only BDT 9,000–10,000 per month as a farmer, which is barely enough for daily necessities and cannot cover emergency surgery and rehabilitation. After broken glass at school deeply injured Shahporan’s right wrist and damaged multiple tendons, the family sought assistance from Helpster Charity through volunteer Md. Abu Hanif so he could receive urgent treatment. Without timely tendon repair and proper physiotherapy, he could develop permanent weakness, stiffness, and loss of movement in his wrist and fingers, seriously affecting his ability to write, study, play, and perform daily activities

Md. Shahporan Shamim was admitted to Good Health Hospital on 13 July 2026 after sustaining a deep cut injury to the back of his right wrist. On the same day, 13 July 2026, he underwent successful surgery (OT) to repair the injured Extensor Digiti Minimi (EDM), Extensor Digitorum (ED), and Extensor Carpi Ulnaris (ECU) tendons under general anesthesia. Following the operation, he received medications, wound care, regular dressing, pain management, and close medical observation, and his condition improved steadily throughout his hospital stay. He was discharged on 18 July 2026 with advice to continue wound care, physiotherapy, prescribed medications, and regular follow-up for complete recovery. Shahporan and his family express their heartfelt gratitude to Helpster Charity, Helpster volunteer Md. Abu Hanif, the treating doctors, nurses, and all the staff of Good Health Hospital for their timely financial assistance, expert medical care, and compassionate support. Their kindness and prompt intervention enabled Shahporan to recover and return to his normal life and education.

Repair of the Extensor Digiti Minimi (EDM), Extensor Digitorum (ED), and Extensor Carpi Ulnaris (ECU) tendons of the right wrist is expected to restore tendon continuity and improve movement and function of the wrist and fingers. With proper postoperative care, immobilization, rehabilitation, and follow-up, the patient is expected to gradually regain strength and useful hand function. If left untreated, the damaged tendons may heal improperly or remain disconnected, resulting in persistent weakness, limited finger and wrist movement, and difficulty using the affected hand for daily activities. Timely surgical repair is important to achieve the best possible functional recovery.