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Medical Case Registered and Post-Mortem Planned Following Actor Nana Patekar's Death
Reported by Sneha Patil (Staff Writer) · Indian Express - Health ·
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UPDATE - follow-up to Veteran Actor Nana Patekar dies at 75 of cardiac arrest at his residence: A medico-legal case has been registered and a post-mortem will be conducted following the death of veteran actor Nana Patekar in Goa. According to ANI, emergency responders attempted 45 minutes of continuous CPR, but the Padma Shri actor could not be revived. The actor passed away at 5:20 AM after suffering a severe cardiac arrest at his residence. Dr Shekhar Salkar, Chief of the Oncology Department at Manipal Hospital, confirmed these details regarding the medical efforts and the registered case.
Medical Context
Medical experts explain that a cardiac arrest happens when an electrical disorder causes the heart to stop beating, cutting off blood flow to the brain and other vital organs. Dr Parin Sangoi, a consultant interventional cardiologist at Wockhardt Hospitals in Mumbai Central, notes this condition differs from a heart attack and can occur without warning. Dr Swarup Swaraj Pal, a senior consultant cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon at Gleneagles Hospitals Parel, stresses that every minute matters during a cardiac arrest because organs stop receiving enough oxygen and immediate attention is required.
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This follows an earlier report, covered earlier on 08 Oct 2026: 'Veteran Actor Nana Patekar dies at 75 of cardiac arrest at his residence'. Cardiac arrest remains a leading medical emergency globally, where prompt intervention with chest compressions is critical for survival.
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- Renowned Actor Nana Patekar Passes Away at 75 in Goa
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Medical Case Registered and Post-Mortem Planned Following Actor Nana Patekar's Death
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