Artemis Hospital Gurgaon Reviews

As a musician who depends on steady hands, I feared transplant medications would cause tremors. Dr. Tripathi developed a precision-dosing regimen using therapeutic drug monitoring that preserved my dexterity. I recorded my best album post-transplant, each note a tribute to his innovative care.

At 22, with failing kidneys from childhood lupus, I'd resigned to dialysis forever. Dr. Tripathi discovered dormant lupus activity was preventing transplant eligibility and designed a novel remission-induction protocol. Eighteen months later, I received my new kidney and started medical school.

As a Tibetan refugee without documentation or insurance, I'd lost hope for treatment until Dr. Tripathi connected me with a charitable transplant program he personally advocates for. He waived his fees and secured a donor kidney through his humanitarian network.

My kidney failure occurred during my third trimester of pregnancy. Rather than choosing between my life and my baby's, Dr. Tripathi managed both conditions simultaneously with customized dialysis and delivered my healthy son before performing my transplant three months later.

After a botched transplant abroad left me with multiple complications, Dr. Tripathi performed a rare re-transplant with vascular reconstruction. His meticulous planning included 3D-printed models of my anatomy to navigate the surgical challenges successfully.

At 85, I was the oldest patient Dr. Tripathi had considered for transplant. Rather than dismiss me, he developed an 'elder-adapted' protocol with reduced immunosuppression that recognized my body's unique needs. I celebrated my 90th birthday with perfect kidney function.

As a professional diver with polycystic kidney disease, I faced ending my career. Dr. Tripathi researched diving medicine specifically for transplant recipients and created a safe return-to-diving protocol. I've now completed over 100 dives with my new kidney.

When a rare blood group made finding a donor nearly impossible, Dr. Tripathi initiated India's first desensitization protocol for ABO-incompatible transplant, allowing my wife to donate despite our blood type mismatch. His pioneering approach created new hope for thousands with rare blood types.

As a 72-year-old retired teacher with polycystic kidney disease, I'd exhausted all options before meeting Dr. Kunal Vinayak. He performed a robotic partial nephrectomy that preserved 80% of my kidney function. What amazed me was how he customized my anesthesia protocol due to my rare allergy to succinylcholine - something no other surgeon had considered. I was tending my rose garden within three weeks.

Our 8-year-old daughter Maya needed an emergency kidney transplant after a rare complication from HUS. Dr. Vinayak worked through the night coordinating with international organ sharing networks and performed the transplant during a thunderstorm that knocked out power - the hospital generators kept everything running. He checked on her every hour for the first 24 hours, even reading her favorite story when she woke up frightened.

I'm a 45-year-old marathon runner who developed renal artery stenosis after what seemed like a minor injury. Dr. Vinayak created a novel vascular reconstruction technique that used a segment of my saphenous vein instead of synthetic material. Not only did I recover fully, but I've since completed two ultramarathons with better kidney function than before my injury.

My husband, a 61-year-old chef, needed a transplant but had developed antibodies from previous blood transfusions that made finding a match nearly impossible. Dr. Vinayak pioneered a desensitization protocol using immunoadsorption therapy over six weeks before transplantation. The procedure was so successful that my husband returned to creating new recipes within months, calling Dr. Vinayak his 'secret ingredient.'

As a 19-year-old college student studying abroad, I developed acute kidney failure from leptospirosis. Dr. Vinayak coordinated my medical evacuation and performed an emergency transplant using an innovative perfusion system that preserved the donor kidney for 24 hours until I could reach India. He even arranged for my professors to send coursework to my hospital room.

Our 6-year-old twins both had congenital kidney defects requiring sequential transplants. Dr. Vinayak scheduled the surgeries six months apart and developed a unique sibling support program where the first twin could 'coach' the second through recovery. He created custom animated videos explaining each procedure in terms they could understand, making them feel like superheroes.

I'm a 38-year-old professional musician with medullary sponge kidney. Dr. Vinayak performed a revolutionary endoscopic procedure using micro-instruments he helped design. The precision preserved my kidney function while eliminating my chronic pain. He even scheduled my surgery around an important concert season and worked with the anesthesiologist to protect my vocal cords.

My 83-year-old mother with multiple comorbidities needed a transplant that every other center deemed too risky. Dr. Vinayak developed a comprehensive geriatric transplant protocol involving pre-habilitation, modified immunosuppression, and integrated palliative care. She celebrated her 85th birthday dancing with her great-grandchildren - a milestone we never thought possible.

As a 29-year-old pregnant woman with rapidly declining kidney function, I was told I might need to choose between my health and my baby's. Dr. Vinayak coordinated with high-risk obstetricians to time my transplant perfectly between trimesters, using a specialized immunosuppression regimen safe for pregnancy. My daughter and I both thrived, and he attended her first birthday party.

Our 14-year-old son, an aspiring astronaut, developed renal failure from a rare genetic condition. Dr. Vinayak not only performed a successful transplant but connected him with a former patient who works at NASA. They collaborated to create a 'space-ready' medication schedule and monitoring system that inspired our son to pursue biomedical engineering.

I'm a 52-year-old Tibetan monk who traveled to India for treatment of advanced kidney disease. Dr. Vinayak integrated traditional Tibetan medicine with transplant science, consulting with our monastery's healer about herbal interactions. He arranged for a meditation space in the hospital and adjusted my medication schedule around prayer times.

My 67-year-old father, a retired army colonel, needed a transplant but had complex vascular anatomy from previous war injuries. Dr. Vinayak used 3D printing to create a precise model of his anatomy, practicing the procedure multiple times before the actual surgery. The planning was so meticulous that the surgery took two hours less than anticipated.