Dr. Abhishek Nandi

A 3-year-old daughter of migrant construction workers arrived with untreated clubfoot. Dr. Nandi initiated the Ponseti method despite language barriers, using visual demonstrations and involving an NGO for follow-up care. After 8 weeks of casting and bracing, the child achieved normal foot positioning.

An 8-year-old leukemia survivor with chemotherapy-induced osteoporosis suffered a pathological femur fracture. Dr. Nandi coordinated with oncologists to perform minimally invasive intramedullary nailing during a treatment window. The patient walked independently after 3 months of careful rehabilitation.

A teenage basketball player from a middle-class family developed Osgood-Schlatter disease. Dr. Nandi created a unique cross-training program incorporating swimming and cycling instead of complete rest, allowing the athlete to maintain fitness while healing. Symptoms resolved within 6 months.

A 6-year-old with cerebral palsy and severe hip subluxation was brought by his single mother working two jobs. Dr. Nandi performed femoral osteotomy with hospital financial assistance, then arranged community-based physical therapy. The child gained improved sitting balance and pain-free mobility.

A 12-year-old competitive gymnast from an affluent family presented with chronic wrist pain. Dr. Nandi diagnosed a rare scaphoid stress fracture missed by previous physicians. He implemented a custom wrist splint protocol with modified training, avoiding surgery. The athlete returned to competition in 4 months with no pain.