Dr. Praveen Wali

A 78-year-old retired professor with complex cardiac history developed unexplained abdominal pain. Dr. Wali identified a rare mesenteric artery dissection through CT angiography that others had missed. His detailed radiological report guided conservative management, avoiding unnecessary surgery. The patient recovered fully with medication over two months.

A 32-year-old software engineer from an affluent background underwent routine health screening where Dr. Wali's meticulous review of low-dose CT chest incidentally detected early-stage lung cancer in a non-smoker. Early intervention led to complete cure with minimally invasive surgery, changing the patient's perspective on preventive healthcare.

A 45-year-old construction worker with limited healthcare access presented with worsening back pain. Dr. Wali's MRI revealed tuberculosis spondylitis mimicking malignancy. His accurate diagnosis allowed targeted antibiotic therapy instead of aggressive biopsy, with the patient returning to work after six months of treatment.

A pregnant woman at 28 weeks gestation was referred for fetal MRI after questionable ultrasound findings. Dr. Wali identified a correctable congenital diaphragmatic hernia using advanced sequences that minimized fetal exposure. His imaging guided successful in-utero intervention, resulting in normal delivery and healthy infant.

A 12-year-old street vendor's daughter from a low-income family presented with persistent headaches. Dr. Wali's contrast-enhanced MRI revealed an unusual arteriovenous malformation near the brainstem. His precise imaging guidance enabled minimally invasive embolization, resulting in complete resolution of symptoms within three weeks with no neurological deficits.