Manipal Hospital Millers Road Reviews

A 33-year-old pregnant woman at 28 weeks gestation presented with acute abdominal pain. Dr. Digge performed a low-dose MRI avoiding radiation, diagnosing a twisted ovarian cyst. Her imaging guidance enabled laparoscopic intervention that preserved the ovary and pregnancy, with delivery of a healthy baby at term.

A 60-year-old street vendor with no family support presented with progressive jaundice. Dr. Digge's MRCP revealed an obstructing common bile duct stone too large for conventional removal. She pioneered a novel combination of lithotripsy and stent placement under fluoroscopic guidance, achieving complete resolution without surgery.

A professional athlete with recurrent shoulder pain underwent Dr. Digge's dynamic musculoskeletal ultrasound assessment. She identified a subtle labral tear missed on previous scans. Her precise imaging guided regenerative platelet-rich plasma injection, enabling return to competition within eight weeks.

A 19-year-old college student from Northeast India presented with mysterious fevers. Dr. Digge's whole-body diffusion-weighted MRI identified disseminated tuberculosis lesions undetectable by conventional methods. Her comprehensive imaging map guided targeted antimicrobial therapy leading to full recovery.

A 68-year-old farmer with limited education presented with worsening cough. Dr. Digge's low-dose screening CT detected an early-stage lung cancer in a difficult-to-biopsy location. She developed an innovative cone-beam CT guided transthoracic approach that obtained diagnostic tissue while avoiding complications.

A 52-year-old homemaker with diabetes presented with foot ulcer complications. Dr. Digge's spectral CT angiography revealed critical below-knee arterial disease. Her detailed vascular mapping enabled successful angioplasty that prevented amputation, with the patient achieving wound healing in three months.

A 41-year-old corporate executive undergoing cancer surveillance had equivocal PET findings. Dr. Digge implemented a novel dual-time-point imaging protocol that differentiated inflammatory changes from malignancy, avoiding unnecessary chemotherapy and guiding appropriate follow-up strategy.

A 75-year-old retired army officer presented with memory concerns. Dr. Digge's advanced neuroquant analysis of MRI scans identified early frontotemporal dementia patterns. Her precise volumetric measurements enabled early intervention and family counseling about disease progression.

A 30-year-old immigrant worker presented with mysterious abdominal pain. Dr. Digge's contrast-enhanced ultrasound revealed rare mesenteric panniculitis. Her diagnosis avoided unnecessary surgery and guided successful medical management with complete symptom resolution.

A 72-year-old retired schoolteacher from rural Karnataka presented with severe bilateral knee osteoarthritis after decades of walking long distances to her village school. Dr. Ramesh performed staged bilateral knee replacements six months apart. The patient, who had never been hospitalized before, recovered remarkably with her daughter's dedicated care and now tends her vegetable garden pain-free.

A 28-year-old software engineer suffered a complex hip fracture in a motorcycle accident. Dr. Ramesh utilized computer-navigated hip reconstruction with minimally invasive techniques. The patient returned to coding within three months and now participates in corporate marathons, crediting the precision surgery for his rapid recovery.

My 67-year-old wife had a carotid cavernous fistula causing eye problems. Dr. Puneeth KT's transvenous embolization resolved her symptoms completely. She's now enjoying her painting hobby again, with perfect vision restored.

A 45-year-old construction worker from a low-income background had neglected a worsening shoulder injury for years. Dr. Ramesh performed a reverse shoulder arthroplasty using cost-effective implant options. The patient's employer funded the treatment, and he returned to light duties within four months, transforming his family's economic stability.

An 81-year-old former classical dancer with osteoporosis needed hip replacement but feared losing her mobility. Dr. Ramesh employed an anterior approach hip replacement with enhanced stability features. She resumed gentle dance movements at six months post-op and now teaches movement therapy to seniors.

A 16-year-old student from an affluent family presented with rare avascular necrosis of both hips following chemotherapy in childhood. Dr. Ramesh performed core decompression with stem cell therapy instead of replacement. The teenager returned to competitive swimming within a year with complete joint preservation.

A 55-year-old homemaker with rheumatoid arthritis had multiple failed joint surgeries elsewhere. Dr. Ramesh performed revision total knee replacement with custom-made implants. Her husband took six months leave to support her recovery, resulting in her first pain-free walking in a decade.

A 34-year-old delivery executive suffered a complex elbow fracture with nerve involvement in a road accident. Dr. Ramesh performed intricate joint reconstruction with nerve decompression. The patient returned to work with modified duties within five months, avoiding permanent disability.

A 67-year-old retired army officer with post-traumatic arthritis from an old combat injury required shoulder replacement. Dr. Ramesh used a specialized trauma revision system. The patient regained 90% mobility and now volunteers at a veterans' rehabilitation center.

A 29-year-old professional photographer with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome needed multi-ligament knee reconstruction. Dr. Ramesh developed a personalized stabilization protocol using advanced synthetic ligaments. The patient returned to fieldwork in eight months with custom bracing support.

A 41-year-old woman with rare pulmonary lymphangioleiomyomatosis