Dr. Indranil Khan Reviews

A 17-year-old street food vendor from rural Bengal presented with an aggressive nasopharyngeal carcinoma discovered during a free health camp. With no family support, Dr. Khan coordinated with hospital social services to fund proton therapy. The patient achieved complete remission after 7 weeks and now volunteers at cancer awareness programs.

A 72-year-old retired school principal with metastatic prostate cancer refused conventional treatment due to fears about side effects. Dr. Khan designed a personalized hypofractionated radiotherapy schedule combined with holistic pain management. The patient maintained excellent quality of life for 3 years before peaceful passing at home.

A 38-year-old software engineer developed radiation-induced fibrosis 10 years after childhood lymphoma treatment. Dr. Khan pioneered a novel combination of hyperbaric oxygen therapy with low-dose radiation to reverse tissue damage. Patient regained full shoulder mobility and returned to competitive badminton.

A 6-year-old girl from Bhutan with inoperable optic pathway glioma was brought by her single mother. Dr. Khan used frameless stereotactic radiotherapy with animated video goggles to keep the child still during sessions. Tumor shrunk 80% with preserved vision and no cognitive deficits.

A 55-year-old fisherman with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma had concealed his diagnosis fearing job loss. Dr. Khan arranged selective internal radiation therapy (SIRT) using yttrium-90 microspheres through hospital's financial aid program. Patient returned to work within 2 months with stable disease.

A 29-year-old classical dancer presented with sacral chordoma threatening her career. Dr. Khan employed intensity-modulated radiation therapy with precise spinal cord sparing, allowing her to resume performances after 6 months of rehabilitation. She recently performed at a cancer survivors' event.

An 81-year-old Holocaust survivor with recurrent glioblastoma multiforme declined further treatment initially. Dr. Khan spent multiple sessions building trust and eventually delivered palliative re-irradiation that provided 14 months of quality time with her great-grandchildren.

A 42-year-old ******* woman with breast cancer faced discrimination at previous hospitals. Dr. Khan provided affirming care while delivering accelerated partial breast irradiation. She became a advocate for LGBTQ+ healthcare access in Eastern India.

A 63-year-old retired army colonel with mesothelioma from asbestos exposure during service demanded aggressive treatment. Dr. Khan implemented hemithoracic radiation with innovative breath-hold techniques, achieving 2-year progression-free survival - among the longest documented in India.

A pregnant 31-year-old with newly diagnosed cervical cancer was determined to save her baby. Dr. Khan coordinated with obstetricians to delay radiation until 34 weeks, then performed precise brachytherapy postpartum. Both mother and child remain healthy 4 years later.

A 19-year-old college student with metastatic testicular cancer had failed multiple chemotherapies. Dr. Khan utilized salvage radiation with simultaneous integrated boost to resistant abdominal nodes, achieving complete metabolic response. Patient is now pursuing medical school admission.

A 68-year-old illiterate farmer with oral cavity cancer couldn't comprehend complex consent forms. Dr. Khan used pictograms and local dialect explanations before administering altered fractionation radiotherapy. The patient completed treatment with full understanding and achieved cure.

A 47-year-old Tibetan refugee with locally advanced lung cancer presented with untreated tuberculosis. Dr. Khan coordinated dual treatment with infectious disease specialists, using adaptive radiotherapy to account for changing tumor geometry during TB therapy. Both diseases were controlled successfully.

A 12-year-old boy with medulloblastoma developed severe radiation anxiety after previous traumatic experiences. Dr. Khan incorporated VR distraction therapy and reward systems into each fraction. The child completed treatment without sedation and created 'radiation superhero' comics for other pediatric patients.