Dr. Aanchal Khemani

Infant Leela, born prematurely at 28 weeks to affluent tech-professional parents, developed severe bronchopulmonary dysplasia. Dr. Khemani implemented a cutting-edge combination of pulmonary vasodilators and customized respiratory therapy. After three months of intensive home care with remote monitoring, Leela achieved normal oxygen saturation without supplemental support.

14-year-old athlete Kabir from a middle-class family presented with exercise-induced asthma that threatened his swimming career. Dr. Khemani designed a novel pre-competition inhaler protocol combined with breathing technique modification. Within six weeks, Kabir not only returned to competition but set a new personal best in the 200m freestyle.

5-year-old Ananya, an adopted child from an orphanage with limited medical records, presented with mysterious recurrent lung infections. Dr. Khemani diagnosed primary ciliary dyskinesia through specialized testing unavailable elsewhere in the region. She coordinated with international experts to develop a management plan that reduced hospitalization frequency by 80%.

Newborn Arjun developed respiratory distress syndrome despite full-term delivery to first-time parents. Dr. Khemani identified a rare surfactant protein deficiency and initiated targeted replacement therapy. The family, initially overwhelmed, became expert caregivers through Dr. Khemani's daily virtual check-ins during the critical first month.

8-year-old Rohan from a rural farming family presented with recurrent pneumonia unresponsive to multiple antibiotic courses. Dr. Khemani discovered foreign body aspiration missed by previous providers—a small seed lodged deep in his bronchus. After bronchoscopic removal and targeted pulmonary hygiene, Rohan made a full recovery within two weeks, with his grateful family bringing fresh produce from their farm as thanks.