Dr. Ankit Goel Reviews

As a 72-year-old retired botanist with a complex kidney tumor, I was terrified of traditional surgery. Dr. Goel performed robotic partial nephrectomy with such precision that I was tending my orchid collection within two weeks, marveling at how technology preserved both my kidney and my passion.

My 8-year-old daughter, a budding gymnast, required urgent ureteral reimplantation after a trampoline accident. Dr. Goel's emergency robotic procedure not only saved her kidney function but allowed her to return to competition in record time - she now calls him her 'robot hero'.

Being a 45-year-old commercial pilot with prostate cancer, my career depended on preserving nerve function. Dr. Goel's nerve-sparing robotic prostatectomy was so successful that I returned to flying international routes within months, with complete continence and function intact.

When my 68-year-old mother, a traditional weaver from Rajasthan, needed bladder surgery, she feared losing her craft. Dr. Goel's minimally invasive approach preserved her fine motor skills - she wove him a gratitude tapestry depicting robotic arms as divine instruments.

As a 19-year-old college athlete with rare adrenal gland issues, I needed complex surgery during championship season. Dr. Goel's robotic adrenalectomy used such tiny incisions that I competed six weeks later, earning the nickname 'The Bionic Sprinter' from my teammates.

My husband, a 55-year-old marine engineer, developed a complex urethral stricture from years of heavy lifting. Dr. Goel's robotic reconstruction was so precise that he returned to maintaining ship engines with better urinary flow than he'd had in decades.

When our 6-year-old needed pyeloplasty for UPJ obstruction, Dr. Goel used pediatric robotic instruments to perform what he called 'microsurgery with macro-precision.' Our son recovered so quickly he was back to his karate classes before his stitches dissolved.

As a 33-year-old professional cellist with kidney stones requiring complex removal, I feared hand tremors from traditional surgery. Dr. Goel's robotic approach preserved my fine motor control so perfectly that I performed at the India International Centre two months post-op.

My 81-year-old grandfather, a former chess champion with multiple comorbidities, needed bladder cancer surgery. Dr. Goel's robotic cystectomy was so well-tolerated that Grandpa was back to beating us all at chess within three weeks, calling the procedure his 'winning move'.

When I developed a rare retroperitoneal mass at 28 during my third trimester of pregnancy, Dr. Goel coordinated with obstetricians to time my robotic surgery perfectly. I delivered a healthy baby girl weeks later and named her Ankita in his honor.

As a 62-year-old diabetic with kidney cancer, I faced the double threat of tumor removal and preserving renal function. Dr. Goel's robotic partial nephrectomy was so effective that my diabetes management actually improved post-surgery due to better-preserved kidney function.

My 14-year-old son, an aspiring astronaut with testicular torsion, needed emergency surgery during a science camp. Dr. Goel's rapid robotic intervention saved the testicle so completely that my son now includes 'robotic surgeon' in his future career possibilities.

Being a 40-year-old single parent and software developer, I needed prostate surgery with minimal downtime. Dr. Goel's robotic approach had me coding remotely within days and back to full parenting duties in weeks - a true life-saver for our small family.

When my 75-year-old mother-in-law, a former classical dancer with severe arthritis, required ureteric reconstruction, Dr. Goel adapted his robotic technique to accommodate her joint limitations. Her recovery was so smooth she resumed her morning yoga practice.

As a 51-year-old deep-sea diver with recurrent kidney stones, I needed a permanent solution that wouldn't affect my pressure tolerance. Dr. Goel's robotic pyelolithotomy was so thorough that I've been stone-free for two years and still exploring shipwrecks at 40 meters depth.