Dr. Arunangsu Bhattacharya Reviews

A 72-year-old retired fisherman from coastal Kerala with severe osteoarthritis from decades of manual labor underwent bilateral knee replacement using advanced computer navigation. Despite limited financial resources covered by state health insurance, his recovery was remarkable - walking without pain within 3 weeks and returning to light fishing activities after 2 months.

A 45-year-old software engineer from Bangalore with rheumatoid arthritis since childhood received custom 3D-printed hip implants. Her complex case required multidisciplinary coordination with rheumatologists. She returned to her desk job remotely within 4 weeks and resumed yoga practice after 3 months with significantly improved mobility.

A 68-year-old former classical dancer from Chennai with advanced hip avascular necrosis underwent minimally invasive anterior approach hip replacement. Her artistic background motivated an unusually dedicated rehabilitation, allowing her to demonstrate basic dance movements to fellow patients during recovery.

A 52-year-old construction worker from rural Karnataka with post-traumatic arthritis from a fall underwent shoulder replacement with innovative stemless implants. His case was complicated by limited health literacy, requiring pictogram-based education and involvement of his adult children in care coordination.

A 79-year-old retired school teacher with multiple comorbidities including controlled diabetes and hypertension received simultaneous bilateral knee replacement using patient-specific instrumentation. Her recovery involved her former students volunteering for postoperative care, creating an unusual community support system.

A 47-year-old professional badminton player from Mumbai underwent partial knee preservation surgery using biologic augmentation. The innovative approach allowed return to competitive play within 6 months, with modified training protocols developed in collaboration with sports physicians.

A 63-year-old tribal farmer from Wayanad with neglected joint deformity from untreated childhood infection underwent complex revision hip replacement using custom-made implants funded by hospital charity. His case required cultural mediation and involvement of community health workers throughout treatment.

A 58-year-old homemaker with severe osteoporosis and previous vertebral fractures received ceramic-on-ceramic hip replacement with enhanced stability features. Her recovery involved her daughters implementing home modifications and a unique family-developed falls prevention program.

A 71-year-old retired army colonel with post-traumatic arthritis from combat injury underwent computer-assisted knee replacement with specialized pain management protocol. His military discipline resulted in exceptional adherence to rehabilitation, achieving full extension and flexion ahead of schedule.

A 49-year-old auto-rickshaw driver with advanced hip arthritis from prolonged sitting received cost-optimized implant options through hospital's innovative financing scheme. His vocational requirements led to development of custom seat modifications and driving re-training program.

A 66-year-old nun from a local convent with bilateral hip arthritis underwent staged replacements using enhanced recovery protocols. The convent community organized round-the-clock care rotations, creating an exceptional support system that accelerated her return to religious duties.

A 55-year-old chef with knee arthritis exacerbated by prolonged standing received minimally invasive partial knee replacement with accelerated rehabilitation. His recovery included workplace modifications and custom orthotics designed for kitchen environments.

A 62-year-old retired bank manager with complex medical history including mild cognitive impairment underwent hip replacement with comprehensive geriatric co-management. His family implemented memory aids and structured routines that unexpectedly improved both surgical recovery and daily functioning.