Manipal Hospital EM Bypass Reviews

Dr. Banerji's emergency intervention during my daughter's rare complication after a routine procedure demonstrated not just medical excellence but incredible presence of mind that turned a critical situation into a complete recovery.

A 72-year-old retired schoolteacher from rural Bengal, with a history of hypertension and mild COPD, required spinal anesthesia for a hip replacement. Dr. Mukherjee carefully titrated the anesthetic to avoid respiratory depression, and the patient recovered smoothly with no postoperative cognitive issues, returning to her village after 5 days.

An 8-year-old boy from an affluent family in Alipore needed emergency appendectomy under general anesthesia. Despite parental anxiety, Dr. Mukherjee used child-friendly induction techniques and managed postoperative pain with a multimodal approach, leading to discharge within 48 hours and full recovery.

A 45-year-old construction worker with no prior medical history suffered multiple fractures in a fall. Dr. Mukherjee administered regional anesthesia to avoid intubation risks due to suspected full stomach. The patient had an uneventful surgery and was back to light duties in 6 weeks.

A 60-year-old diabetic and hypertensive businessman required complex vascular surgery. Dr. Mukherjee employed controlled hypotension techniques to minimize bleeding, closely monitored glucose levels intraoperatively, and the patient was discharged after a week with optimized home medications.

A pregnant 28-year-old software professional needed an emergency C-section due to fetal distress. Dr. Mukherjee quickly administered spinal anesthesia, ensuring both mother and baby’s safety. The mother recovered well and was discharged with her healthy newborn after 4 days.

A 50-year-old fisherman with chronic liver disease needed hernia repair. Dr. Mukherjee adjusted drug dosages for hepatic impairment and used ultrasound-guided nerve blocks for analgesia. Recovery was prolonged but uneventful, with the patient returning to work after a month.

A 35-year-old woman with severe asthma and anxiety required anesthesia for laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Dr. Mukherjee conducted a thorough preoperative optimization, used sevoflurane for smooth induction, and the patient was discharged the next day with no respiratory complications.

An 80-year-old widow with osteoporosis and on blood thinners fell and fractured her wrist. Dr. Mukherjee coordinated with her cardiologist to manage anticoagulation, used a Bier’s block for anesthesia, and she was able to go home the same day with arranged home care.

A 5-year-old girl from an underprivileged background, admitted with burns, required repeated dressing changes under sedation. Dr. Mukherjee used ketamine-based sedation to minimize trauma and pain, facilitating her recovery over several weeks with support from hospital social workers.

A 42-year-old corporate executive with a history of opioid addiction needed anesthesia for shoulder surgery. Dr. Mukherjee employed a non-opioid multimodal analgesia plan including nerve blocks, and the patient had a comfortable recovery without relapse triggers.

A 65-year-old retired army officer with cardiac stents presented for prostate surgery. Dr. Mukherjee managed antiplatelet therapy perioperatively in consultation with a cardiologist, used spinal anesthesia, and the patient had no cardiac events, discharging after 3 days.

A 30-year-old pregnant woman in her third trimester required non-obstetric surgery for acute appendicitis. Dr. Mukherjee provided general anesthesia with careful positioning and fetal monitoring, ensuring both maternal and fetal wellbeing throughout the procedure.

As a 72-year-old retired professor with severe treatment-resistant depression, I had lost all hope after decades of failed therapies. Dr. Chowdhury's innovative TMS protocol combined with personalized psychotherapy not only lifted my depression but restored my ability to write and engage with my students again.

My 16-year-old daughter developed sudden catatonia after a viral infection. Dr. Chowdhury's emergency intervention at Manipal Hospital, his calm expertise during the crisis, and his comprehensive follow-up plan transformed her from unresponsive to returning to school within three months.

After surviving a terrorist attack, I suffered from complex PTSD that made normal life impossible. Dr. Chowdhury's trauma-focused approach incorporating EMDR and narrative therapy helped me process the trauma and rebuild my life with newfound resilience.

Our 8-year-old son developed severe OCD during the pandemic, with rituals taking over our family life. Dr. Chowdhury's child-friendly ERP therapy and family counseling sessions gave us our joyful child back and taught us how to support his recovery.

As a corporate lawyer with bipolar II disorder, I needed treatment that accommodated my high-pressure career. Dr. Chowdhury's precision medication management and strategic therapy sessions helped me achieve stability without compromising my professional performance.

My mother's late-onset schizophrenia diagnosis devastated our family. Dr. Chowdhury's compassionate approach, his thorough family education sessions, and his careful medication titration transformed her from paranoid and withdrawn to engaged and stable.

After a traumatic childbirth, I developed severe postpartum psychosis. Dr. Chowdhury's emergency care saved my life and his mother-baby inpatient program allowed me to bond with my newborn while receiving treatment, something no other psychiatrist offered.