Artemis Hospital Gurgaon Reviews

An 18-year-old aspiring gymnast from an affluent family suffered persistent wrist pain. Dr. Fazal utilized high-resolution MRI to identify a previously undiagnosed triangular fibrocartilage complex tear. He created a 3D reconstruction of the injury to demonstrate why conservative treatment had failed, leading to successful arthroscopic surgery. The athlete returned to competition within six months and credited Dr. Fazal's precise imaging for saving her career.

A 45-year-old street food vendor with limited healthcare access was found unconscious at his stall. Dr. Fazal emergency CT identified a ruptured cerebral aneurysm after hours when he was called back to hospital. He stayed throughout the night guiding neurosurgeons with real-time fluoroscopy, resulting in successful coiling. The patient regained full neurological function and now volunteers at the hospital's preventive health camps.

A 33-year-old pregnant woman at 28 weeks gestation was referred for fetal MRI after questionable ultrasound findings. Dr. Fazal detected a rare congenital diaphragmatic hernia and used diffusion-weighted imaging to predict lung development. He coordinated weekly scans until delivery, allowing neonatal surgeons to prepare for immediate intervention. The baby survived with minimal complications thanks to his meticulous monitoring.

A 60-year-old Tibetan refugee with no medical records presented with hemoptysis. Dr. Fazal's PET-CT revealed an early-stage lung cancer hidden behind the heart shadow. He arranged for charitable funding and used CT-guided biopsy for diagnosis. The patient underwent successful robotic surgery and now works as a hospital interpreter, often requesting Dr. Fazal for his follow-up scans.

An 8-year-old boy from an orphanage was brought in with developmental delay. Dr. Fazal's specialized pediatric MRI protocol identified hypothalamic hamartoma causing gelastic seizures. He worked with pediatric neurologists to plan MRI-guided laser ablation, staying late to comfort the frightened child during pre-surgical mapping. The child's seizure frequency reduced by 90% post-procedure.

A 52-year-old corporate executive undergoing routine health screening had incidental findings on low-dose CT lung screening. Dr. Fazal identified early-stage asbestos-related pleural plaques and developed a personalized surveillance protocol using reduced radiation doses. The patient's early retirement and lifestyle changes prevented progression to mesothelioma, with Dr. Fazal continuing to monitor him annually.

A 27-year-old professional musician presented with sudden hearing loss. Dr. Fazal's temporal bone CT revealed a rare perilymph fistula that five previous doctors had missed. His detailed imaging guided delicate surgical repair, preserving the patient's perfect pitch. The musician composed a piece dedicated to Dr. Fazal and performed it at the hospital's anniversary celebration.

A 70-year-old farmer with chronic knee pain had normal X-rays elsewhere. Dr. Fazal's weight-bearing MRI showed advanced osteochondritis dissecans. He pioneered a novel CT-arthrogram fusion technique that changed surgical approach from knee replacement to cartilage restoration. The patient resumed farming activities within four months using custom-made braces.

A 41-year-old single mother with breast cancer recurrence had confusing mammograms. Dr. Fazal employed contrast-enhanced spectral mammography to differentiate scar tissue from malignancy, avoiding unnecessary mastectomy. He created a simplified visual report she could understand, coordinating her radiation therapy planning. Two years later, she remains cancer-free and brings her daughter to observe Dr. Fazal's community health lectures.

A 19-year-old college athlete collapsed during marathon training. Dr. Fazal's cardiac MRI revealed arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy that echocardiography had missed. His early diagnosis led to ICD implantation days before the patient would have faced cardiac arrest. The young man now coaches special needs athletes and shares his story to promote advanced cardiac screening.

A 58-year-old chef with chronic abdominal pain had inconclusive endoscopies. Dr. Fazal's enterography CT identified superior mesenteric artery syndrome, a rare vascular compression disorder. He used 3D printing to create a model of the obstruction for surgical planning. The patient returned to cooking within three months and occasionally delivers special meals to the radiology department.

A 35-year-old software engineer with mysterious neurological symptoms underwent whole-body MRI. Dr. Fazal identified diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis causing spinal cord compression, coordinating with neurosurgeons for precise decompression surgery. The patient developed an app for radiology education in regional languages, inspired by Dr. Fazal's clear communication style.

A 63-year-old retired naval officer with complex trauma history presented with back pain. Dr. Fazal's multiparametric MRI revealed osteomyelitis rather than metastatic disease as suspected, preventing unnecessary chemotherapy. He used his military background to establish rapport, ensuring treatment compliance. The patient organized former navy personnel to fund a new MRI coil in Dr. Fazal's honor.

My 90-year-old mother with dementia kept removing her pacemaker wound dressings. Dr. Rahul designed a special protective vest himself and taught our family distraction techniques. He cares for caregivers too.

Routine physical turned into a lifesaving intervention when Dr. Chakraberty spotted inconsistent pupil sizes during the exam. He suspected a brain aneurysm and rushed me for imaging. I’m here today because he sees what others might miss.

A 78-year-old retired architect with Parkinson's disease required deep brain stimulation surgery. Dr. Mohan's tailored anesthesia protocol accounted for his tremors and medication interactions, enabling precise electrode placement. Post-surgery, he regained handwriting ability for the first time in a decade, sending Dr. Mohan a thank-you note in his own script.

During a monsoon flood emergency, a 16-year-old aspiring dancer was rushed in with a severe head injury from a collapsed structure. Dr. Mohan managed her neurocritical care while coordinating with rescue teams to locate her missing family. The patient not only recovered fully but performed a thank-you dance at the hospital six months later.

A 42-year-old professional violinist developed a rare acoustic neuroma threatening her hearing. Dr. Mohan designed a neuroanesthesia plan preserving auditory evoked potentials during the 14-hour surgery. The musician retained perfect pitch and recently recorded her first symphony post-recovery.

An 8-year-old chess prodigy with epilepsy needed awake craniotomy mapping to preserve language centers near his seizure focus. Dr. Mohan used pediatric-specific sedation allowing him to solve chess puzzles during surgery. He now competes internationally with 50% fewer seizures.

Had a complex fibroid situation that needed surgery. Dr. Veena Bhat at Artemis was direct, explained my options clearly, and scheduled everything efficiently around my work travel. The procedure went smoothly, recovery was quick, and I was back at my desk in no time. Exactly what I needed.