Dr. Harshit Malhotra Reviews

A 28-year-old female software engineer, previously healthy, presented with sudden onset of severe right leg pain and discoloration. Dr. Malhotra diagnosed acute limb ischemia from a paradoxical embolism through a patent foramen ovale. He performed emergency thrombectomy and coordinated with cardiology for PFO closure. Patient made full recovery with no deficits and returned to work in 3 weeks.

72-year-old retired school teacher with diabetes and hypertension developed a non-healing foot ulcer. Dr. Malhotra performed angioplasty to improve blood flow, followed by specialized wound care. The ulcer healed completely over 8 weeks, preventing amputation. Patient now attends regular follow-ups and has remained ulcer-free for 2 years.

45-year-old construction worker presented with painful varicose veins that impaired his work. Dr. Malhotra performed radiofrequency ablation as a day procedure. Patient returned to light duty in 3 days and full construction work in 2 weeks, reporting complete resolution of symptoms.

19-year-old college athlete developed effort-induced arm swelling. Dr. Malhotra diagnosed Paget-Schroetter syndrome (venous thoracic outlet syndrome) and performed first rib resection and venolysis. After 3 months of rehabilitation, patient returned to competitive swimming with no limitations.

68-year-old farmer with chronic kidney disease on dialysis presented with steal syndrome in his dialysis access arm. Dr. Malhotra performed distal revascularization with interval ligation (DRIL) procedure, resolving symptoms while preserving the dialysis access. Patient continued dialysis without complications.

34-year-old pregnant woman in her third trimester developed iliofemoral deep vein thrombosis. Dr. Malhotra placed a retrievable IVC filter and initiated carefully monitored anticoagulation. After delivery, the filter was removed and patient made full recovery with no post-thrombotic syndrome.

81-year-old nursing home resident with dementia developed a ruptured popliteal artery aneurysm. Family opted for conservative management given advanced age, but Dr. Malhotra successfully performed endovascular stent grafting under local anesthesia. Patient healed well with family support and remained ambulatory with walker.

52-year-old executive with familial hypercholesterolemia presented with carotid artery stenosis discovered during executive health checkup. Dr. Malhotra performed carotid endarterectomy with patch angioplasty. Patient returned to work in 2 weeks with modified diet and medication regimen.

27-year-old woman with Behçet's disease developed multiple arterial aneurysms. Dr. Malhotra coordinated with rheumatology for immunosuppressive therapy and performed staged endovascular repairs. Patient requires ongoing multidisciplinary care but has remained stable for 18 months.

63-year-old retired army officer presented with chronic mesenteric ischemia and significant weight loss. Dr. Malhotra performed mesenteric artery stenting. Patient regained 12kg in 3 months and resumed normal activities, calling it a 'second lease on life'.

39-year-old woman with May-Thurner syndrome developed extensive DVT after long-haul flight. Dr. Malhotra performed catheter-directed thrombolysis and iliac vein stenting. Patient made complete recovery and now wears compression stockings during travel.

70-year-old grandmother with multiple comorbidities presented with a rapidly expanding 8cm abdominal aortic aneurysm. Dr. Malhotra performed emergency EVAR procedure. Despite complex anatomy, the procedure was successful and patient was discharged home to family care in 5 days.

31-year-old man with hyperhidrosis sought treatment for severely sweaty palms affecting his work as a musician. Dr. Malhotra performed endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy. Patient experienced immediate resolution of symptoms and returned to performing within a week.

58-year-old diabetic patient with critical limb ischemia and foot gangrene was facing amputation. Dr. Malhotra performed distal bypass using arm vein graft, saving the limb. After 6 months of wound care and rehabilitation, patient walks with minimal assistance.