Dr. Hemanth Pandharpurkar Reviews

A 28-year-old competitive cyclist from Bangalore presented with exercise-induced leg pain initially misdiagnosed as muscle strain. Dr. Pandharpurkar identified external iliac artery endofibrosis through specialized vascular testing. Performed minimally invasive endovascular repair, allowing the athlete to return to professional competition within 6 weeks with improved performance metrics.

72-year-old retired schoolteacher from rural Karnataka with limited mobility presented with a non-healing foot ulcer and critical limb ischemia. Complex multi-level arterial disease required hybrid procedure combining open femoral endarterectomy with tibial angioplasty. Despite challenging recovery, limb salvage achieved with ongoing wound care support from family members.

45-year-old software executive with familial hypercholesterolemia developed sudden blue toe syndrome from microemboli. Dr. Pandharpurkar discovered an occult abdominal aortic aneurysm as the source. Performed successful endovascular aneurysm repair with embolic protection, preventing further distal embolization and preserving digital perfusion.

19-year-old college student from Northeast India presented with recurrent venous ulcers despite compression therapy. Diagnosed with congenital venous malformation requiring complex ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy combined with radiofrequency ablation. Complete healing achieved with genetic counseling for family members.

81-year-old grandmother with dementia and limited family support presented with ruptured popliteal artery aneurysm. Emergency surgical repair performed despite anesthetic challenges. Coordinated with social services for post-operative rehabilitation and arranged community health worker follow-ups for medication adherence.

33-year-old pregnant woman in second trimester developed iliofemoral deep vein thrombosis. Managed with temporary IVC filter placement and carefully monitored anticoagulation. Successful vaginal delivery at term followed by filter retrieval and continued vascular care postpartum.

58-year-old fisherman from coastal Karnataka presented with hand ischemia from hypothenar hammer syndrome. Required microvascular surgical reconstruction using venous graft from forearm. Returned to modified fishing duties with protective gear within 3 months, with income preservation strategies discussed.

7-year-old child from economically disadvantaged family presented with congenital arteriovenous malformation causing high-output heart failure. Staged embolization procedures performed over several months with charity funding support. Significant symptom improvement allowing normal childhood activities.

62-year-old diabetic farmer with chronic kidney disease developed steal syndrome after hemodialysis access creation. Performed distal revascularization with interval ligation procedure, preserving dialysis access while restoring hand perfusion. Involved renal team in coordinated care plan.

39-year-old yoga instructor developed thoracic outlet syndrome causing subclavian vein thrombosis. Combined thrombolysis with first rib resection through transaxillary approach. Customized rehabilitation program allowed return to teaching modified yoga within 8 weeks.

67-year-old retired banker with multiple comorbidities presented with infected aortic graft. Required complex explantation and extra-anatomic bypass followed by prolonged antibiotic therapy. Multidisciplinary team approach with infectious disease specialists resulted in successful graft preservation.

24-year-old construction worker suffered traumatic brachial artery injury from glass laceration. Emergency microsurgical repair performed with vein graft interposition. Occupational therapy collaboration enabled return to modified work duties with functional hand recovery.

51-year-old homemaker with Behçet's disease developed recurrent arterial aneurysms. Required customized immunosuppressive therapy coordination with rheumatology before definitive endovascular repair. Long-term surveillance plan established with family education about warning signs.

83-year-old widower living alone presented with chronic mesenteric ischemia and fear of eating. Performed multivessel mesenteric stenting with dramatic symptom resolution. Arranged community meal delivery services during recovery and nutritionist consultation.