Dr. Hemanth Prajwal M Reviews

A 28-year-old female software engineer, previously healthy, presented with sudden onset of severe right leg pain and pallor. Dr. Hemanth diagnosed acute limb ischemia due to popliteal artery entrapment syndrome. Emergency surgical revascularization was performed using a bypass graft. Patient made a full recovery with return to high-intensity workouts within 3 months, now advocating for vascular health awareness in tech communities.

72-year-old retired school teacher from rural Haryana presented with non-healing foot ulcers and chronic kidney disease. Dr. Hemanth performed angioplasty for critical limb ischemia despite challenging vascular calcification. With coordinated wound care and dialysis support, the ulcers healed completely over 6 months, allowing the patient to maintain independent mobility with minor lifestyle adjustments.

45-year-old construction worker with uncontrolled diabetes presented with gangrenous toes and severe infection. Dr. Hemanth performed a hybrid procedure combining endovascular intervention and limited forefoot amputation. The patient returned to modified construction work within 4 months using custom orthopedic footwear, with family actively participating in diabetes management education.

19-year-old college athlete developed exertional arm pain and weakness. Diagnosis revealed thoracic outlet syndrome with subclavian artery compression. Dr. Hemanth performed first rib resection via transaxillary approach. Patient returned to competitive swimming after 8 weeks of rehabilitation, now competing at national level with improved performance.

68-year-old grandmother with multiple comorbidities presented with a rapidly expanding 7cm abdominal aortic aneurysm. Dr. Hemanth performed complex endovascular repair using custom fenestrated stent graft. Despite initial slow recovery, patient celebrated her 70th birthday with family overseas, maintaining annual follow-ups with excellent graft patency.

33-year-old pregnant woman in second trimester presented with iliofemoral deep vein thrombosis. Dr. Hemanth managed her with temporary IVC filter placement and carefully monitored anticoagulation. Successful vaginal delivery at term followed by filter retrieval and continued treatment. Mother and child continue to thrive with no residual vascular complications.

57-year-old corporate executive with family history of vascular disease presented with erectile dysfunction and claudication. Diagnosis revealed bilateral internal iliac artery stenosis. Dr. Hemanth performed successful bilateral iliac stenting. Patient returned to normal sexual function and resumed marathon running, becoming an advocate for preventive vascular screening in high-pressure professions.

8-year-old child with rare Takayasu's arteritis presented with hypertension and weak pulses. Dr. Hemanth coordinated multidisciplinary care including medical management and subsequent surgical bypass when medical therapy failed. After 18 months of treatment, child maintains normal blood pressure and participates fully in school activities with minimal medications.

41-year-old vegetarian chef developed acute mesenteric ischemia after food poisoning. Emergency diagnosis and treatment included thrombectomy and superior mesenteric artery stenting. Despite initial prolonged ICU stay, patient recovered completely and returned to professional cooking with modified dietary approach, incorporating vascular-healthy recipes into his menu.

76-year-old war veteran with hostile anatomy from previous radiation therapy presented with recurrent carotid stenosis. Dr. Hemanth performed transcarotid artery revascularization (TCAR) with neuroprotection. Patient maintained neurological function and celebrated his 80th birthday with family, expressing gratitude for minimally invasive approach given his complex medical history.

29-year-old new mother developed postpartum May-Thurner syndrome with extensive DVT. Dr. Hemanth performed catheter-directed thrombolysis and iliac vein stenting. Full recovery allowed her to care for her newborn normally, with the family establishing a support group for women with pregnancy-related vascular complications.

63-year-old fisherman with chronic venous insufficiency and large venous ulcers refused amputation. Dr. Hemanth performed venous ablation and compression therapy. After 9 months of dedicated wound care, complete healing achieved. Patient continues fishing with custom compression garments and serves as community educator about venous health.

52-year-old airline pilot developed symptomatic subclavian steal syndrome. Dr. Hemanth performed subclavian artery stenting with precise technique to maintain anatomical relationships. Patient returned to flying after 6 weeks with complete resolution of symptoms, maintaining certification through regular vascular monitoring per aviation regulations.