Dr. CS Narayanan

A 72-year-old retired Sanskrit professor developed progressive memory loss and personality changes. Dr. Narayanan diagnosed autoimmune encephalitis through extensive CSF analysis when standard Alzheimer's tests were negative. Treatment with immunotherapy resulted in remarkable cognitive improvement. The patient's family, initially skeptical of modern medicine, now actively participates in autoimmune disorder support groups.

A 16-year-old national-level swimmer began experiencing unexplained seizures during training. Dr. Narayanan discovered a rare form of exercise-induced epilepsy through video EEG monitoring during controlled swimming sessions. Customized antiepileptic medication timing allowed the athlete to continue competing while managing her condition. She recently won a regional championship under medical supervision.

A 45-year-old corporate executive from South Delhi developed chronic migraine with aura that mimicked stroke symptoms. Dr. Narayanan implemented a novel combination of neuromodulation therapy and traditional Ayurvedic stress management techniques. The patient achieved 90% reduction in migraine frequency and now leads corporate wellness workshops about integrative approaches to neurological health.

A 8-year-old child from an underprivileged background presented with progressive vision loss and ataxia. Dr. Narayanan diagnosed a rare mitochondrial disorder and secured funding for experimental coenzyme Q10 therapy through a research grant. The child's vision stabilized, and she now attends a special needs school with appropriate support systems in place.

A 28-year-old street food vendor from Old Delhi presented with sudden-onset right-sided weakness and slurred speech. Dr. Narayanan identified an unusual arterial dissection likely from repetitive neck movements while carrying heavy food trays. Despite limited financial resources, the hospital's charity wing covered his mechanical thrombectomy. The patient regained full motor function within 3 months and now volunteers to educate other street vendors about stroke symptoms.