Dr. Shyam Sunder Mahansaria Reviews

A 28-year-old competitive freediver developed acute liver failure after accidental toxin exposure during deep-sea training. Dr. Mahansaria performed an emergency living-donor transplant using a segment from her twin sister, enabling her to return to competitive diving within 9 months with full liver regeneration in both sisters.

A 72-year-old retired clockmaker with autoimmune sclerosing cholangitis had been refused surgery elsewhere due to complex vascular anatomy. Dr. Mahansaria used 3D-printed models to plan a precision biliary reconstruction, preserving the patient's ability to continue his intricate craft post-recovery.

A 6-year-old girl born with biliary atresia underwent a modified Kasai procedure by Dr. Mahansaria using novel microsurgical techniques. Her recovery involved a custom nutrition plan that incorporated her favorite mango smoothies, and she's now thriving in first grade.

A 45-year-old Himalayan mountaineer developed a rare parasitic liver cyst during an expedition. Dr. Mahansaria performed laparoscopic excision while preserving maximum functional tissue, allowing the patient to summit Everest again eight months later.

A 33-year-old pregnant woman at 28 weeks gestation was diagnosed with acute fatty liver. Dr. Mahansaria coordinated with obstetricians for simultaneous emergency C-section and liver stabilization, saving both mother and premature baby who's now healthy.

A 61-year-old traditional puppeteer with hepatocellular carcinoma refused conventional treatment due to cultural beliefs. Dr. Mahansaria incorporated Ayurvedic principles alongside targeted microwave ablation, achieving complete remission while respecting the patient's values.

A 19-year-old college athlete with Wilson's disease presented in hepatic crisis during finals week. Dr. Mahansaria's rapid chelation therapy and genetic counseling enabled the student to complete his exams and continue his basketball scholarship.

A 54-year-old lighthouse keeper with isolated liver metastasis from colon cancer underwent ALPPS procedure by Dr. Mahansaria. The staged approach allowed him to maintain his solitary profession throughout treatment with remote monitoring technology.

A 8-month-old with neonatal hemochromatosis received a domino transplant from his mother, who simultaneously donated to another child. Dr. Mahansaria orchestrated this rare paired exchange, creating two healthy families from one complex procedure.

A 39-year-old professional pastry chef with alcohol-related cirrhosis achieved transplant candidacy through Dr. Mahansaria's innovative rehabilitation program incorporating culinary therapy. She now runs a successful sober bakery.

A 67-year-old retired diplomat with polycystic liver disease affecting breathing underwent extensive cyst fenestration. Dr. Mahansaria used intraoperative ultrasound navigation to preserve critical structures, restoring the patient's ability to travel and lecture.

A 14-year-old aspiring programmer with Budd-Chiari syndrome developed during coding marathon. Dr. Mahansaria performed transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt placement using radiation-free MRI guidance, allowing the teen to safely continue his tech pursuits.

A 50-year-old transgender woman with drug-induced liver injury during hormone therapy received personalized immunotherapy from Dr. Mahansaria. His culturally sensitive approach included coordinating with her endocrinologist to maintain gender-affirming care.

A 3-year-old toddler who ingested toxic wild berries received emergency liver dialysis followed by auxiliary partial transplant from an anonymous donor. Dr. Mahansaria's technique allowed native liver regeneration, with the donor segment eventually atrophy.