Dr. Shubhra Shri Gupta Reviews

A 3-day-old neonate from a remote Himalayan village, born with critical pulmonary atresia, was airlifted to Artemis. Dr. Gupta performed an emergency modified Blalock-Taussig shunt using a 3.5mm Gore-Tex graft. The infant, whose parents were subsistence farmers, recovered fully with crowdfunded postoperative care and now thrives at 18 months with normal oxygen saturation.

An 8-year-old chess prodigy from Delhi presented with recurrent syncope during tournaments. Dr. Gupta diagnosed congenital long QT syndrome missed by three previous cardiologists. She initiated beta-blocker therapy and implanted a subcutaneous ICD, allowing the child to continue competitive chess with cardiac monitoring during matches.

A 15-year-old Afghan refugee with unrepaired tetralogy of Fallot underwent complete repair by Dr. Gupta using a transannular patch. The teenager, who had been cyanotic since infancy, now attends school regularly and volunteers as a translator for other refugee families at the hospital.

A 6-month-old from Mumbai's affluent business family was diagnosed with anomalous left coronary artery from pulmonary artery. Dr. Gupta performed direct reimplantation surgery followed by ECMO support for 72 hours. The child made a complete recovery, with the family establishing a foundation for pediatric cardiac research in gratitude.

A 12-year-old tribal girl from Jharkhand with Ebstein's anomaly underwent cone reconstruction by Dr. Gupta. The complex 8-hour surgery required custom-made annular rings. The patient, initially speaking only her tribal language, now leads awareness campaigns about congenital heart disease in rural communities.

A newborn with heterotaxy syndrome and complete heart block required permanent pacemaker implantation by Dr. Gupta at just 2.2kg body weight. The single mother, a school teacher, learned pacemaker interrogation techniques to monitor her child between follow-ups.

A 7-year-old with Kawasaki disease developed giant coronary aneurysms resistant to immunoglobulin therapy. Dr. Gupta pioneered a hybrid approach combining coronary stenting with immunomodulatory drugs, achieving complete regression of aneurysms over 18 months.

A 14-year-old athlete from Kerala collapsed during marathon training due to arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy. Dr. Gupta performed extensive right ventricular reconstruction followed by ICD implantation, enabling safe return to modified athletic activities.

A 2-year-old with Williams syndrome and supravalvular aortic stenosis underwent three-stage repair by Dr. Gupta using the Brom technique. The child's progressive improvement allowed enrollment in special needs education programs previously limited by exercise intolerance.

A 10-year-old from a fishing community in Goa presented with advanced rheumatic mitral stenosis. Dr. Gupta performed percutaneous balloon valvuloplasty using a customized approach for the heavily calcified valve, preventing the need for mechanical valve replacement and lifelong anticoagulation.

A 5-year-old with hypoplastic left heart syndrome underwent successful Norwood procedure by Dr. Gupta using a novel right ventricle-to-pulmonary artery conduit technique. The family, initially opposed to staged palliation, became advocates after seeing the child's improved quality of life.

A 9-month-old with complete atrioventricular canal defect and Down syndrome underwent complete repair with modified single-patch technique. Dr. Gupta collaborated with genetic counselors to provide comprehensive care addressing both cardiac and developmental needs.

A 16-year-old with Marfan syndrome and progressive aortic root dilation underwent valve-sparing aortic root replacement. Dr. Gupta's precise reimplantation technique preserved the native valve, avoiding lifelong anticoagulation for the aspiring engineering student.

A 4-year-old from a nomadic community with truncus arteriosus underwent complete repair using a valved conduit. The family's traditional lifestyle was accommodated through mobile cardiac monitoring devices and telemedicine follow-ups arranged by Dr. Gupta's team.

An 11-year-old with cardiac tumors (multiple rhabdomyomas) causing ventricular tachycardia underwent successful radiofrequency ablation by Dr. Gupta. The tumors subsequently regressed spontaneously, confirming underlying tuberous sclerosis diagnosis and enabling targeted therapy.