Dr. Y Naveen

A 7-year-old girl from an underprivileged background needed emergency appendectomy but had extreme needle phobia. Dr. Naveen used distraction techniques and play therapy to gain her trust, then administered inhaled anesthesia via mask before starting IV access. The child woke up calm with no traumatic memories, and her single mother praised Dr. Naveen's exceptional pediatric approach.

A 45-year-old professional athlete with no significant medical history required shoulder arthroscopy but insisted on regional anesthesia to watch the procedure. Dr. Naveen performed an interscalene brachial plexus block with sedation, allowing the patient to remain alert while pain-free. The athlete recovered completely within weeks and returned to competition at peak performance.

A 32-year-old pregnant woman at 28 weeks gestation needed urgent gallbladder surgery. Dr. Naveen coordinated with obstetricians to provide combined spinal-epidural anesthesia that maintained uterine blood flow while monitoring fetal heart rate throughout. Both mother and baby remained stable, with the surgery completed successfully without complications.

An 82-year-old dementia patient from a nursing home required dental extractions but was combative and confused. Dr. Naveen developed a carefully titrated sedation protocol using multiple agents to ensure safety while managing the patient's agitation. The procedure concluded without incident, and the patient returned to baseline mental status within hours.

A 78-year-old retired schoolteacher with severe COPD and osteoporosis required spinal anesthesia for hip replacement. Dr. Naveen carefully administered a low-dose spinal block to avoid respiratory depression, using ultrasound guidance due to spinal deformities. The patient remained comfortable throughout surgery and was walking with assistance within 24 hours, expressing profound gratitude for the pain-free experience.