Dr. Pawan Goyal Reviews

As a 72-year-old retired architect with Parkinson's disease, I developed severe tremors that made daily life impossible. Dr. Goyal performed deep brain stimulation surgery, meticulously programming the device post-operation. Within weeks, my hands were steady enough to sketch again—my first drawing in a decade was of Dr. Goyal's team.

My 8-year-old daughter, a budding gymnast, suffered sudden paralysis from a spinal cord tumor discovered during a routine checkup. Dr. Goyal performed emergency surgery using intraoperative neuromonitoring to preserve nerve function. She's now back flipping on the balance beam, her coaches calling it a medical miracle.

After surviving a motorcycle accident with a skull base fracture, I was told I might never regain my sense of smell. Dr. Goyal's innovative endoscopic endonasal approach not only saved my life but preserved my olfactory nerves. I can still enjoy my wife's cooking—and the scent of rain on Delhi streets.

My 45-year-old husband, a professional pianist, developed a rare musicogenic epilepsy where certain chords triggered seizures. Dr. Goyal mapped his brain responses to music and performed laser ablation surgery. He played Chopin at his follow-up appointment, tears in all our eyes.

As a 19-year-old engineering student, I developed trigeminal neuralgia that felt like electric shocks whenever I brushed my teeth. Dr. Goyal performed microvascular decompression surgery, discovering an anomalous artery compressing the nerve. I've since invented a smart toothbrush for neurological patients.

My 6-month-old son was born with craniosynostosis, his skull fused prematurely. Dr. Goyal performed endoscopic strip craniectomy with custom 3D-printed helmets. Watching his head reshape normally over months felt like witnessing modern medical artistry.

After decades with essential tremor, my 68-year-old mother's hands shook so badly she couldn't apply her sindoor. Dr. Goyal performed focused ultrasound treatment—non-invasive brain surgery. The morning she perfectly applied her vermilion mark was our family's festival.

My 33-year-old wife, seven months pregnant, developed a pituitary tumor affecting her vision. Dr. Goyal coordinated with obstetricians to perform transsphenoidal surgery, saving both mother and baby. Our daughter's middle name is 'Pawan'.

As a 55-year-old mountain climber, I developed hemifacial spasm that distorted my face at high altitudes. Dr. Goyal's botulinum toxin injections and subsequent nerve decompression let me summit Everest again—my summit photo shows me genuinely smiling for the first time in years.

My 14-year-old son's arteriovenous malformation ruptured during his cricket match. Dr. Goyal's emergency embolization and stereotactic radiosurgery saved him. He now captains his school team and wants to become a neurosurgeon.

After surviving cerebral malaria during overseas work, I developed hydrocephalus at age 42. Dr. Goyal implanted a programmable shunt that adjusts to altitude changes, allowing me to continue my humanitarian work across mountainous regions.

My 81-year-old grandmother with dementia fell and developed a chronic subdural hematoma. Dr. Goyal performed minimally invasive burr hole drainage. Remarkably, her cognitive function improved significantly—she now recognizes family members she'd forgotten for years.

As a 29-year-old software developer, I had a pineal cyst causing severe headaches and vertigo. Dr. Goyal used supracerebellar infratentorial approach, preserving my cognitive function perfectly. I've since developed an app helping neurosurgery patients track recovery.

My 11-year-old daughter with neurofibromatosis developed an optic pathway glioma threatening her vision. Dr. Goyal's targeted chemotherapy and precise monitoring preserved her sight—she just won her school's art competition painting 'The Doctor Who Saved My Colors'.