Dr. Ritesh Kumar Bhoot Reviews

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.

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)

Our 6-month-old daughter was born with a giant occipital encephalocele that made it impossible for her to lie on her back. Dr. Bhoot coordinated with plastic surgeons for a two-stage reconstruction that not only removed the sac but reshaped her skull using absorbable plates. She now sleeps peacefully in any position, and the scar is hidden by her hairline. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

I'm a 33-year-old mountain guide who developed sudden blindness in my right eye during an expedition. Scans revealed a massive pituitary macroadenoma compressing my optic nerve. Dr. Bhoot performed an endoscopic endonasal approach - no visible scars, and I regained vision within hours of surgery. I returned to guiding clients just six weeks later. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

Our 17-year-old son, a national-level swimmer, developed unexplained headaches that worsened with exercise. Dr. Bhoot discovered a Chiari malformation with syringomyelia. The decompression surgery was scheduled around his championship season, and Dr. Bhoot used a special dural graft technique that maintained cerebrospinal fluid dynamics crucial for athletic performance. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

As an 82-year-old former school principal with Parkinson's disease, my medication fluctuations made teaching my grandchildren impossible. Dr. Bhoot implanted a Duodopa pump directly into my small intestine, bypassing gastric absorption issues. The continuous dopamine delivery has given me steady hours each day to continue my life's work of education. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

Our 12-year-old daughter developed mysterious seizures that always occurred during math class. Advanced monitoring revealed cortical dysplasia in her parietal lobe. Dr. Bhoot performed awake craniotomy while she solved math problems, mapping and preserving her calculation centers while removing the abnormal tissue. She's now top of her math class, seizure-free. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

I'm a 39-year-old journalist who survived a building collapse with multiple spinal fractures. Dr. Bhoot performed complex thoracolumbar stabilization using percutaneous pedicle screws, minimizing muscle damage. His rehabilitation protocol had me standing beside my hospital bed the next day, and I was filing stories from my laptop within two weeks. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

Our 3-year-old twins were both diagnosed with craniosynostosis - but different suture patterns. Dr. Bhoot performed endoscopic strip craniectomies on both children in the same operating session, using custom helmets postoperatively. The coordination with the orthotist ensured perfect head shape development for both boys, who are now indistinguishable from other children. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

As a 55-year-old classical dancer, a benign spinal tumor threatened to end my career by causing progressive leg weakness. Dr. Bhoot used intraoperative ultrasound and neurophysiological monitoring to remove the tumor while preserving every nerve root essential for dance movements. I performed my arangetram (debut recital) six months post-surgery. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

Our 21-year-old son, an engineering student, developed sudden hydrocephalus from a colloid cyst. Dr. Bhoot performed emergency endoscopic removal through a burr hole smaller than a coin. The procedure took less than an hour, and he was solving differential equations in his hospital bed that evening, discharged the next morning. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

I'm a 67-year-old grandmother who'd lived with trigeminal neuralgia for 15 years, having given up on treatment after multiple failed procedures. Dr. Bhoot reviewed my case and performed microvascular decompression using a Teflon felt technique he'd modified. The relief was instantaneous - I cried when I could finally kiss my grandchildren without triggering pain. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)