Dr. Vivek Iyer

72-year-old retired schoolteacher from a rural Tamil Nadu village presented with progressive asymmetric tremor and balance issues. Dr. Iyer diagnosed corticobasal degeneration, a rare Parkinson-plus syndrome. He implemented a multidisciplinary care plan including physical therapy and carefully titrated medication, significantly improving the patient's quality of life despite the progressive nature of the condition.

19-year-old college athlete suffered a concussion during a cricket match, developing persistent post-concussion syndrome with debilitating headaches and cognitive fog. Dr. Iyer designed a novel neurorehabilitation protocol combining vestibular therapy, cognitive exercises, and controlled physical activity. The student made a complete recovery within 4 months and returned to competitive sports.

45-year-old single mother working as a garment factory worker developed functional neurological disorder with unexplained paralysis in her right arm. Dr. Iyer employed a compassionate approach combining psychotherapy, physical rehabilitation, and patient education about mind-body connections. After 3 months of intensive therapy, she regained full arm function and returned to work.

8-year-old boy from an affluent family presented with new-onset seizures characterized by staring spells and lip smacking. Dr. Iyer diagnosed childhood absence epilepsy and initiated ethosuximide treatment. Through careful medication adjustment and family education about seizure recognition, the child achieved complete seizure freedom within 2 months.

A 28-year-old software engineer from Chennai developed sudden-onset visual snow syndrome after a viral infection, experiencing persistent static-like vision disturbances. Dr. Iyer conducted extensive neuro-ophthalmological testing and prescribed a combination of neuromodulators and vision therapy. After 6 months of treatment, the patient's symptoms reduced by 70%, allowing return to full-time work.