Dr. Pallab Chatterjee Reviews
Patient Experience
A 3-day-old neonate from a remote village in West Bengal was airlifted to Manipal Hospital with severe meconium aspiration syndrome. Dr. Chatterjee initiated high-frequency oscillatory ventilation and nitric oxide therapy. Despite initial critical condition, the infant showed remarkable recovery after 12 days in NICU and was discharged with normal oxygen saturation.
An 8-year-old boy from an affluent Kolkata family presented with recurrent febrile episodes and joint pain. Dr. Chatterjee diagnosed Systemic Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis after extensive testing. Treatment with biologics led to complete remission within 3 months, with the family actively participating in every decision.
A 15-day-old preterm baby
A 6-year-old girl from a middle-class family presented with mysterious seizures. Dr. Chatterjee identified pyridoxine-dependent epilepsy through genetic testing. Administration of high-dose vitamin B6 completely controlled seizures, transforming the child's quality of life.
A newborn from a teenage mother showed signs of congenital hypothyroidism on screening. Dr. Chatterjee initiated early thyroxine replacement and provided extensive counseling to the young mother. The child now shows normal development at 2-year follow-up.
A 10-year-old boy from an urban slum presented with severe pneumonia complicated by empyema. Dr. Chatterjee managed with chest tube drainage and targeted antibiotics. The patient recovered completely after 3 weeks, with community health workers ensuring medication adherence.
A 2-month-old infant from a wealthy NRI family visiting India developed bronchiolitis. Dr. Chatterjee managed with high-flow nasal cannula and supportive care. The family opted to extend their stay in Kolkata for complete recovery under his supervision.
A 7-year-old girl from a tribal community presented with persistent cough and weight loss. Dr. Chatterjee diagnosed multidrug-resistant tuberculosis and initiated second-line anti-TB drugs under DOTs program. After 9 months of treatment, she achieved full recovery.
A newborn with Down syndrome was referred for cardiac evaluation. Dr. Chatterjee identified complete AV canal defect and coordinated with cardiothoracic surgeons for successful repair at 3 months of age, with extensive family education about long-term care.
A 4-year-old boy from a single-parent household presented with mysterious recurrent fevers and rash. Dr. Chatterjee diagnosed Periodic Fever Syndrome and started colchicine prophylaxis. The child has been symptom-free for 6 months with monthly follow-ups.
A 12-day-old neonate from a suburban family presented with persistent hypoglycemia. Dr. Chatterjee diagnosed congenital hyperinsulinism and managed with diazoxide therapy. The infant maintained normal blood glucose levels after 2 weeks of treatment.
A 9-year-old girl from an upper-middle-class family developed Guillain-Barré syndrome post-viral infection. Dr. Chatterjee administered IV immunoglobulin and coordinated intensive physiotherapy. She achieved nearly complete neurological recovery after 3 months.
A 3-month-old exclusively breastfed infant presented with bleeding tendencies. Dr. Chatterjee diagnosed vitamin K deficiency bleeding and administered vitamin K injections. The baby recovered completely within 48 hours, with education provided about vitamin K prophylaxis.
