<p>"She is stable and recovering on expected lines. We will be doing dressing of her amputated leg today (Wednesday)," AIIMS Trauma Centre head M.C. Misra told IANS.<br /><br />Arunima, who is now in the orthopaedic department at AIIMS, was brought to the hospital's Trauma Centre Monday night after a serious infection was noticed in the amputated leg for which she underwent a second round of surgery at Lucknow's prestigious King George Medical College -- now upgraded to the Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj Medical University.<br /><br />"I saw her at 7 this morning and she was cheerful. She had sound sleep Tuesday night and was feeling better," he said. A team of four doctors, led by Vijay Sharma, has been formed to look after her case. The other doctors are Sanjiv Bhui, Amit Gupta and Chhavi Sahani.<br /><br />Asked about the line of treatment planned for the player, Misra said: "We are waiting for her culture reports and any required procedures will be carried out next week." <br /><br />Arunima will not need any other operation for spine and pelvic fractures which were found on a CT scan as the doctors said that both will heal with bed rest. Arunima was pushed out of the general compartment of the Padmawati Express near Bareilly April 11 while resisting a chain-snatching attempt by some hoodlums as she was travelling from Lucknow to Delhi.<br /><br />Her left leg was crushed when it came under the wheels of another train passing on the parallel rail track and had to be amputated.</p>
<p>"She is stable and recovering on expected lines. We will be doing dressing of her amputated leg today (Wednesday)," AIIMS Trauma Centre head M.C. Misra told IANS.<br /><br />Arunima, who is now in the orthopaedic department at AIIMS, was brought to the hospital's Trauma Centre Monday night after a serious infection was noticed in the amputated leg for which she underwent a second round of surgery at Lucknow's prestigious King George Medical College -- now upgraded to the Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj Medical University.<br /><br />"I saw her at 7 this morning and she was cheerful. She had sound sleep Tuesday night and was feeling better," he said. A team of four doctors, led by Vijay Sharma, has been formed to look after her case. The other doctors are Sanjiv Bhui, Amit Gupta and Chhavi Sahani.<br /><br />Asked about the line of treatment planned for the player, Misra said: "We are waiting for her culture reports and any required procedures will be carried out next week." <br /><br />Arunima will not need any other operation for spine and pelvic fractures which were found on a CT scan as the doctors said that both will heal with bed rest. Arunima was pushed out of the general compartment of the Padmawati Express near Bareilly April 11 while resisting a chain-snatching attempt by some hoodlums as she was travelling from Lucknow to Delhi.<br /><br />Her left leg was crushed when it came under the wheels of another train passing on the parallel rail track and had to be amputated.</p>