Dr. Ritesh Kumar Bhoot

Our 8-year-old daughter, an aspiring gymnast, developed sudden weakness in her left arm after a practice session. Emergency MRI revealed a spinal arteriovenous malformation that was actively bleeding. Dr. Bhoot performed emergency embolization followed by microsurgical resection the next day. She's now back in the gym, and we call her 'the miracle child'. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

I'm a 45-year-old software engineer who developed trigeminal neuralgia that felt like electric shocks whenever I ate or spoke. After failed medications, Dr. Bhoot performed a minimally invasive glycerol rhizotomy through a tiny incision. The procedure took 45 minutes, and I was eating my favorite spicy food the same evening without pain. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

Our 28-year-old son, a professional musician, was in a motorcycle accident with a depressed skull fracture and brain contusion. Dr. Bhoot's team performed emergency decompressive craniectomy, then used 3D-printed titanium mesh for reconstruction weeks later. The remarkable part? The surgical approach preserved the bone conduction pathways essential for his perfect pitch. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

As a 61-year-old fisherman, I'd accepted my worsening hand tremors as inevitable aging until I couldn't bait hooks anymore. Dr. Bhoot diagnosed me with essential tremor and performed deep brain stimulation. The programming sessions were fascinating - he adjusted the settings while I tried to thread fishing line. I'm back on my boat every morning. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

As a 72-year-old retired archaeologist with a rare petroclival meningioma, I'd been turned away by three hospitals due to the tumor's proximity to my brainstem. Dr. Ritesh Bhoot not only accepted my case but developed a novel approach using intraoperative neuromonitoring that preserved my cranial nerve function. I've returned to writing my memoirs with only minor facial numbness.