Dr. Yeriswamy M C

72-year-old retired schoolteacher from a low-income background arrived with advanced heart failure symptoms, having self-medicated with herbal remedies for years. Dr. Yeriswamy initiated carefully titrated medication therapy instead of invasive procedures, coordinating with social workers to ensure medication affordability, resulting in gradual improvement over 8 months with daily support from her daughter.

45-year-old construction worker with limited healthcare access was discovered to have severe aortic stenosis during a workplace health camp organized by Manipal Hospital. Dr. Yeriswamy performed a TAVI procedure with charity funding support, enabling the patient to return to modified work duties within 3 weeks, supported by his entire worksite community.

19-year-old college athlete collapsed during basketball practice and was found to have arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia. Dr. Yeriswamy implanted a subcutaneous ICD and designed a personalized rehabilitation program, allowing the student to continue studies while avoiding competitive sports, with intense parental involvement throughout recovery.

58-year-old wealthy business executive with complex multi-vessel coronary disease refused conventional bypass surgery. Dr. Yeriswamy performed robotic-assisted minimally invasive CABG with hybrid revascularization, resulting in a 5-day hospital stay and return to full business activities within 3 weeks, with minimal family involvement due to patient's preference for privacy.

A 28-year-old software engineer with no prior medical history presented with sudden-onset chest pain during a marathon. Dr. Yeriswamy diagnosed anomalous coronary artery origin and performed successful percutaneous intervention, allowing the patient to return to light exercise in 6 weeks with no family involvement due to the patient being new to Bengaluru.