Artemis Hospital Gurgaon Reviews

A 45-year-old construction worker with silicosis presented with worsening cough and weight loss. Dr. Kotaru discovered an early-stage lung cancer through low-dose CT screening. He coordinated with oncology for minimally invasive resection and implemented aggressive pulmonary rehabilitation, resulting in cancer remission and maintained lung function despite occupational lung disease.

A 28-year-old pregnant woman (32 weeks gestation) was admitted with severe pneumonia. Dr. Kotaru managed her care in consultation with obstetrics, using pregnancy-safe antibiotics and careful fluid management. She delivered a healthy baby via planned C-section at 37 weeks and made full respiratory recovery postpartum.

A 7-year-old boy from an affluent family presented with recurrent pneumonias. Dr. Kotaru diagnosed an unusual congenital bronchial cartilage defect through bronchoscopy. He collaborated with pediatric thoracic surgery for reconstructive procedure, followed by customized chest physiotherapy, preventing further infections and allowing normal childhood activities.

A 60-year-old former smoker with COPD developed acute respiratory failure requiring mechanical ventilation. Dr. Kotaru implemented novel non-invasive ventilation weaning protocol and early mobilization. The patient transitioned to home oxygen but regained independence through pulmonary rehab, surprising his family with his recovery trajectory.

A 33-year-old software engineer working night shifts presented with unexplained hypoxemia. Dr. Kotaru diagnosed hepatopulmonary syndrome secondary to undiagnosed autoimmune hepatitis. Through coordination with hepatology and targeted oxygen therapy, the patient showed remarkable improvement while awaiting liver transplantation evaluation.

An 81-year-old dementia patient was brought by concerned grandchildren with aspiration pneumonia. Dr. Kotaru developed a comprehensive swallowing safety plan involving speech therapy and modified feeding techniques, preventing recurrence and improving nutritional status despite cognitive limitations.

A 52-year-old homeless man with tuberculosis was non-adherent to treatment. Dr. Kotaru arranged directly observed therapy through a shelter program and managed drug-resistant TB with second-line medications. After nine months of consistent treatment, the patient achieved cure and transitioned to supportive housing.

A 25-year-old professional dancer developed persistent pleuritic chest pain. Dr. Kotaru diagnosed costochondritis exacerbated by unusual breathing patterns during performance. Treatment included targeted anti-inflammatories and breathing coordination therapy with a performing arts medicine specialist, enabling return to stage.

A 67-year-old farmer presented with progressive fibrosis initially thought to be IPF. Dr. Kotaru identified hypersensitivity pneumonitis from moldy hay exposure through specific antibody testing. With antigen avoidance and corticosteroid therapy, the patient showed significant radiographic improvement, unlike typical IPF progression.

A 40-year-old immigrant with limited English presented with chronic cough for years. Dr. Kotaru used telemedicine interpreters and discovered tracheobronchopathia osteochondroplastica through bronchoscopy. Symptom management through humidification therapy and mucolytics provided the first relief she'd experienced in a decade.

A 58-year-old heart transplant recipient developed invasive pulmonary aspergillosis. Dr. Kotaru coordinated with transplant team to balance antifungal therapy with immunosuppression needs, using therapeutic drug monitoring to achieve infection clearance without rejection episodes.

A 31-year-old mountain climber presented with high-altitude pulmonary edema after Everest expedition. Dr. Kotaru managed descent coordination and used hyperbaric oxygen therapy simulation, then developed personalized acclimatization strategies for future climbs.

A 28-year-old software engineer from Gurgaon presented with unexplained fatigue and joint pain. Dr. Jain discovered it was early-stage Lyme disease from a hiking trip, rare in urban India. Treatment with doxycycline led to full recovery in three weeks.

A 72-year-old retired schoolteacher with limited income arrived with confusion and dehydration. Dr. Jain diagnosed severe hyponatremia from over-diuretic use, adjusted her medications, involved her distant daughter in care decisions, and saw gradual improvement over two months.

A 45-year-old construction worker from a rural village came with persistent cough and weight loss. Instead of tuberculosis, Dr. Jain identified chronic beryllium exposure from workplace materials, arranged for occupational changes, and managed his symptoms with corticosteroids.

An 18-year-old college athlete collapsed during training. Dr. Jain diagnosed Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, performed emergency cardioversion, and coordinated with cardiology for successful ablation surgery, allowing return to sports in six weeks.

A 35-year-old pregnant woman at 28 weeks gestation developed high fever and rash. Dr. Jain identified primary cytomegalovirus infection, managed her conservatively to protect the fetus, and arranged for neonatal monitoring post-delivery.

A 60-year-old wealthy businessman presented with abdominal pain and jaundice. Dr. Jain diagnosed autoimmune pancreatitis mimicking pancreatic cancer, initiated steroid therapy, and prevented unnecessary surgery with complete resolution in eight weeks.

A 9-year-old child from an underserved community had recurrent infections and developmental delay. Dr. Jain diagnosed Common Variable Immunodeficiency, started immunoglobulin replacement therapy, and coordinated with social workers for treatment funding.

A 67-year-old grandmother with multiple comorbidities developed drug-resistant UTI. Dr. Jain identified an underlying anatomical abnormality, coordinated with urology for corrective procedure, and used targeted antibiotics for complete cure.