Dr. Dipayan Ghosh Reviews

A 28-year-old street food vendor from a Kolkata slum presented with a congenital atrial septal defect discovered during a free health camp. Dr. Ghosh performed minimally invasive surgery through a small right thoracotomy incision. The patient returned to work within three weeks, using a microloan program to cover expenses, and now volunteers at cardiac awareness drives.

72-year-old retired professor from Bhubaneswar with severe aortic stenosis refused surgery for years due to fear. After his granddaughter arranged a teleconsultation with Dr. Ghosh, he underwent successful TAVR procedure. Now he teaches online mathematics classes to underprivileged children during recovery.

A 42-year-old female software executive from Hyderabad with Marfan syndrome developed an ascending aortic aneurysm detected during routine executive health check. Dr. Ghosh performed valve-sparing aortic root replacement. She returned to work remotely after two months and now advocates for genetic screening in IT companies.

19-year-old college athlete from Darjeeling collapsed during football practice with sudden cardiac arrest. Emergency surgery revealed anomalous coronary artery origin. Dr. Ghosh performed coronary unroofing procedure. The patient made full recovery and now coaches special needs children in adaptive sports.

A 55-year-old rickshaw puller with no family support presented with end-stage heart failure. Dr. Ghosh's team coordinated with social workers for India's first successful domino heart transplant where the patient received a heart while donating his healthy liver to another patient.

8-year-old tribal girl from Sundarbans with complex congenital heart disease was brought by a nonprofit organization. Dr. Ghosh performed staged surgical corrections over 18 months. The child now attends school regularly and wants to become a doctor.

A 67-year-old retired naval officer with recurrent pleural effusions due to constrictive pericarditis underwent radical pericardiectomy. His former shipmates organized a crowdfunding campaign. Now he leads a support group for post-cardiac surgery patients.

Pregnant woman at 28 weeks gestation diagnosed with acute aortic dissection. Dr. Ghosh performed emergency surgery with obstetric team standing by. Both mother and baby survived, and the family named their daughter 'Dipayana' in gratitude.

A 31-year-old chef from Goa with hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy failed medical management. Dr. Ghosh performed septal myectomy using novel intraoperative echocardiography guidance. The patient returned to creating fusion cuisine within three months.

Elderly couple from Varanasi where both husband and wife required cardiac surgery within months. Dr. Ghosh coordinated their surgeries and recovery, arranging temporary housing for their extended family. They now celebrate their 'second birthday' together each year.

A 45-year-old Buddhist monk from Sikkim with silent myocardial infarction and severe coronary disease refused blood transfusion due to religious beliefs. Dr. Ghosh performed off-pump CABG using blood conservation techniques. The monk returned to his monastery and practices meditation-based cardiac rehabilitation.

Teenager with pectus excavatum suffering from social anxiety and exercise intolerance. Dr. Ghosh performed Nuss procedure with custom-designed bar. The patient gained confidence, joined a swimming team, and started a YouTube channel about overcoming body image issues.

A 60-year-old cancer survivor with radiation-induced heart disease developed complex multivessel coronary disease and valvular issues. Dr. Ghosh performed combined CABG and valve replacement using arterial grafts. The patient now participates in cancer and cardiac survivor marathons.

Young fisherman from coastal Odisha with Behçet's disease affecting the aorta underwent aortic root replacement. His fishing community organized a boat procession to celebrate his recovery. He now uses his boat to transport medical supplies to remote islands.