Dr. Manmohan Singh Chauhan Reviews

A 28-year-old professional athlete discovered an asymptomatic congenital heart defect during routine screening. Dr. Chauhan performed minimally invasive surgery that preserved athletic capacity, with the patient returning to competitive sports within 3 months and setting new personal records.

An 82-year-old grandmother with multiple comorbidities underwent successful transcatheter aortic valve replacement. Her recovery involved singing devotional songs in the ICU, and she now tends her kitchen garden without shortness of breath for the first time in years.

A 45-year-old software engineer collapsed during a marathon with sudden cardiac arrest. Dr. Chauhan's team performed emergency angioplasty and implanted a defibrillator. The patient now leads cardiac awareness runs in corporate parks.

A 7-year-old child from Rwanda with complex congenital heart disease received pro bono surgery through Dr. Chauhan's charity initiative. The surgery corrected a rare defect that local doctors had deemed inoperable, transforming a blue baby into a pink-cheeked active child.

A 57-year-old chef who had refused surgery for years due to fear of losing his sense of taste underwent robotic cardiac surgery. The precision procedure preserved all neurological functions, and he returned to creating award-winning dishes within weeks.

A pregnant woman at 32 weeks developed peripartum cardiomyopathy. Dr. Chauhan coordinated with obstetricians to perform a life-saving procedure while monitoring the fetus, resulting in both mother and baby thriving post-delivery.

A 63-year-old retired army colonel with previous failed bypass surgery elsewhere received a successful redo operation using arterial grafts. His recovery involved walking 5km daily within the hospital corridors, inspiring other patients.

A 19-year-old college student diagnosed with Marfan syndrome underwent elective aortic root replacement before the aorta could dissect. The preventive surgery allowed him to continue his engineering studies without interruption.

A 71-year-old classical musician requiring heart valve surgery was concerned about hand tremor during recovery. Dr. Chauhan adapted the anesthesia protocol and rehabilitation to preserve fine motor skills, enabling the musician to perform again.

A 38-year-old mother of twins discovered a heart tumor during pregnancy follow-up. Dr. Chauhan successfully removed the benign tumor using keyhole surgery, with minimal scarring that she proudly calls her 'life line'.

A 52-year-old Himalayan mountaineer with worsening valve disease received a tissue valve replacement. Six months post-surgery, he summited a 6,000m peak to test his new cardiac capacity and succeeded beyond expectations.

A 14-year-old dance prodigy with arrhythmia received catheter ablation that preserved her ability to perform. She recently won a national competition with a routine specifically choreographed to celebrate her healed heartbeat.

An 89-year-old great-grandfather became the oldest patient at Manipal to receive a pacemaker implantation. He celebrated his 90th birthday by dancing with his great-granddaughter, something he hadn't been able to do for years.

A 41-year-old professional diver with patent foramen ovale causing decompression illness underwent percutaneous closure. He returned to deep-sea exploration with improved safety margins and now educates others about cardiac screening for divers.