Dr. Mahesh Prasad Agarwala

72-year-old retired Sanskrit professor with complex multi-vessel coronary disease refused conventional bypass surgery due to philosophical beliefs. Dr. Agarwala pioneered a hybrid approach combining minimally invasive MIDCAB with targeted angioplasty. The patient resumed his Vedic chant teachings within weeks, calling the procedure his 'second birth'.

A 9-year-old street food vendor's daughter presented with mysterious cyanotic spells. Dr. Agarwala identified congenital coronary artery anomaly where her left coronary arose from pulmonary artery. He performed intricate surgical correction pro bono. The child now attends school regularly and dreams of becoming a cardiologist.

45-year-old female IT professional from Bangalore developed peripartum cardiomyopathy after delivering twins. Dr. Agarwala implemented novel neurohormonal modulation therapy combined with yoga protocol. Her ejection fraction improved from 25% to 55% in six months, allowing her to resume work while managing motherhood.

A 63-year-old fisherman from Puri coast presented with recurrent ventricular tachycardia storm. Dr. Agarwala discovered chagas cardiomyopathy from previous parasitic infection. He performed complex ablation using 3D mapping and initiated antiparasitic treatment. The patient returned to fishing with implanted defibrillator protection.

A 28-year-old tribal artisan from remote Kandhamal presented with recurrent syncope episodes. Dr. Agarwala diagnosed rare Brugada syndrome using advanced electrophysiology studies. Despite limited financial resources, he arranged crowdfunding for an ICD implantation. The patient returned to his craft within three months, now mentoring other tribal youth about heart health awareness.