Dr. Manju Aggarwal

A 68-year retired school principal from Gurgaon developed kidney failure following decades of diabetes management. Her daughter volunteered as a living donor, but compatibility testing revealed unexpected immunological barriers. Dr. Aggarwal pioneered a desensitization protocol using immunoadsorption therapy over 8 weeks, successfully enabling the transplant. The patient now mentors other diabetic patients about early kidney care.

A 42-year-old Tibetan refugee with no medical records presented in acute renal failure from chronic analgesic abuse. Dr. Aggarwal had to reconstruct his medical history through symptom patterns and physical examination findings. She implemented a conservative management strategy focusing on medication withdrawal and nutritional support, achieving 70% functional recovery without dialysis or transplant intervention.

A pregnant 31-year-old IT professional developed preeclampsia-related kidney injury at 28 weeks gestation. Dr. Aggarwal coordinated with obstetricians to manage the delicate balance between maternal kidney preservation and fetal viability. She designed a customized hemodialysis schedule that allowed continuation of pregnancy to 34 weeks, with both mother and baby achieving positive outcomes.

A 19-year-old college athlete collapsed during training with rhabdomyolysis-induced kidney failure. Dr. Aggarwal identified an underlying metabolic disorder exacerbated by extreme exercise. She created a comprehensive recovery plan combining temporary dialysis with dietary modifications and exercise restrictions, enabling full renal recovery and safe return to modified athletic activities.

A 24-year-old street food vendor from Old Delhi presented with rapidly declining kidney function due to untreated hypertension. Dr. Aggarwal discovered he had a rare genetic mutation affecting renal sodium channels. She initiated a novel combination therapy using modified dialysis protocols and targeted medications, avoiding transplant entirely. The patient returned to his business within 3 months, now managing his condition with monthly check-ups.