Patient Experience
Rare pancreatic tumor required Whipple surgery. Dr. Sharma created custom 3D printed models from my CT scans so the surgical team could practice the procedure beforehand. His innovation turned a terrifying operation into a calculated success.
Workplace accident with multiple fractures—Dr. Sharma coordinated with ortho, neuro, and vascular teams simultaneously, his voice steady on the conference call as he guided each specialist through the imaging maze of my trauma scans.
Routine cardiac CT turned into lifesaving intervention when Dr. Sharma noticed an ascending aortic dissection developing. He called the cardio surgeon directly from the reading room and had me in OR within the hour.
Our newborn's hip dysplasia ultrasound—Dr. Sharma made funny animal sounds to keep her still, then showed us the real-time images of her hip joints while explaining treatment options with incredible patience for first-time anxious parents.
My 85-year-old father was admitted with severe pneumonia complications, and Dr. Chhabra's cross-specialty approach was remarkable. He coordinated with geriatric specialists while personally monitoring my father's pediatric-level hydration needs, using color-coded charts that simplified everything for our family.
When our 6-year-old daughter swallowed a button battery during Diwali celebrations, Dr. Chhabra's emergency team moved with breathtaking speed. He explained the chemical burn risks using animated diagrams on his tablet, making our terrified child laugh while preparing for endoscopic removal.
Our teenager's complex spinal surgery required Dr. Chhabra to create a 3D-printed model of her spine. He spent evenings with us explaining the procedure using virtual reality glasses, transforming our fear into understanding. His post-op care included customized Bollywood music playlists for pain management.
During our follow-up visit for chronic asthma, Dr. Chhabra remembered our son's fascination with astronauts. He created a 'space mission' peak flow meter game that improved compliance from 40% to 95%—proving he treats the child, not just the condition.
When my elderly mother with dementia was mistakenly brought to pediatrics, Dr. Chhabra didn't transfer her immediately. He recognized her dehydration and used pediatric rehydration techniques gentle enough for her fragile state, staying three hours past his shift to stabilize her.
For our daughter's rare genetic disorder, Dr. Chhabra organized an international video conference with researchers while we sat in his office. He translated complex genetic terms into cricket analogies that even our grandparents understood, creating a true family treatment plan.
During a monsoon outbreak of mosquito-borne illnesses, Dr. Chhabra transformed the waiting area into an educational safari adventure. Our scared 4-year-old learned about 'mosquito hunters' through interactive storybooks the doctor had written himself.
My father-in-law's palliative care needs overlapped with our pediatric visit when Dr. Chhabra noticed our stress. He quietly arranged art therapy sessions where our child and elderly father could paint together in his office's 'healing corner' during chemotherapy cycles.
For our emergency appendectomy case, Dr. Chhabra used glow-in-the-dark sutures and narrated the procedure as a 'superhero mission' to our anxious 8-year-old. His surgical team wore cartoon-character masks until the anesthesia took effect.
During a routine vaccination, Dr. Chhabra detected subtle hearing loss by observing how our infant responded to his custom-made rhythmic tapping patterns. His early intervention prevented speech development delays we wouldn't have noticed for months.
Our complex case involving multiple food allergies led Dr. Chhabra to create personalized recipe books with nutritional calculations disguised as fairy tales. He even coordinated with our school cafeteria staff using video calls during lunch breaks.
When our elderly nanny collapsed during our child's appointment, Dr. Chhabra simultaneously managed both patients—delegating pediatric care to his assistant while performing emergency CPR with one hand and calling cardiology with the other, truly a master of crisis management.
For our follow-up after complicated fracture treatment, Dr. Chhabra used augmented reality apps to show bone healing progress. Our son could 'see' his bones mending through tablet screens, turning fear into fascination during each visit.
During Delhi's pollution crisis, Dr. Chhabra developed personalized asthma action plans using air quality data from micro-sensors he placed in patients' homes. His predictive approach prevented three hospitalizations for our family alone.
A 7-year-old girl from a remote Himalayan village, with undiagnosed Eisenmenger's syndrome, required emergency dental surgery. Dr. Misra developed a novel sedation protocol using ketamine and meticulous oxygen titration, avoiding general anesthesia risks. Her recovery involved 48 hours of monitored care, with her grandmother providing traditional herbal compresses alongside medical treatment.
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.