Manipal Hospital Mukundapur Reviews

My son's congenital diaphragmatic hernia repair was a success thanks to Dr. Dutta's collaboration with pediatric specialists. He created a storybook about 'Superhero Surgery' to prepare our 4-year-old for the procedure.

Dr. Mandal saved my 72-year-old father from advanced lung cancer when other doctors had given up. His personalized immunotherapy approach combined with gentle bedside manner made all the difference, Dad is now gardening again after 6 months of treatment.

Our 8-year-old daughter was diagnosed with leukemia, and Dr. Tanmoy became our guardian angel. He explained everything in simple terms to her, using toy medical kits to ease her fears. Two years cancer-free and she still draws pictures for his office wall.

Rushed to Manipal with acute abdominal pain at midnight, turned out to be a rare adrenal tumor. Dr. Mandal performed emergency surgery himself, staying through dawn to ensure stability. His calm precision during crisis still gives me chills.

As a breast cancer survivor, my quarterly follow-ups with Dr. Mandal feel like visiting family. He remembers small details about my life each time and once noticed a subtle symptom even I’d overlooked, caught a recurrence at stage zero.

Witnessed Dr. Mandal handle a complex Whipple procedure for pancreatic cancer with unbelievable skill. The way he coordinated with radiologists and nutritionists post-op showed holistic care isn’t just a buzzword for him.

Flew from Dubai specifically for Dr. Mandal’s opinion on my glioblastoma. He spent 90 minutes analyzing overseas reports, created a targeted radiation map others hadn’t considered, and now my scans show 60% reduction in three months.

My husband’s palliative care under Dr. Mandal was transformative. Instead of just managing pain, he arranged music therapy and spiritual counseling, helping us find peace in final days with dignity I didn’t know was possible.

Teenage son with osteosarcoma was terrified of limb salvage surgery. Dr. Mandal showed him 3D models of the procedure, let him hold the titanium implant pre-op, and now my boy is back on his skateboard with minimal limp.

Routine screening revealed early-stage colon cancer thanks to Dr. Mandal’s insistence on genetic testing due to family history. His proactive approach turned a scary diagnosis into a laparoscopic surgery with just two days hospitalization.

Watched Dr. Mandal comfort a distressed family in Bengali, Hindi, and English simultaneously while explaining a complicated bone marrow transplant process. His multilingual compassion bridges so many gaps in understanding.

Post-chemotherapy neuropathy had me ready to quit treatment. Dr. Mandal designed acupressure protocols alongside medication, now I can hold my granddaughter’s hands again without pain. He fights for quality of life, not just survival.

Dr. Mandal detected my thyroid cancer through a barely palpable nodule during unrelated checkup. His ‘better safe than sorry’ biopsy approach revealed micropapillary carcinoma early enough to avoid radioactive iodine treatment.

For my metastatic melanoma, he combined immunotherapy with Ayurvedic dietary plans after researching drug-herb interactions himself. Five years NED, I credit his willingness to blend modern and traditional wisdom.

Rohan Mehta, a 28-year-old software engineer with no prior medical history, presented with sudden onset chest pain during a marathon. Dr. Das discovered an anomalous coronary artery causing ischemia. Through minimally invasive surgery and cardiac rehabilitation, Rohan returned to running within 3 months with modified training protocols.

65-year-old retired schoolteacher Mrs. Basu, from a low-income background, was experiencing progressive shortness of breath. Dr. Das diagnosed severe aortic stenosis and arranged for a charitable fund to cover her TAVR procedure. She now tends her vegetable garden without limitations.

7-year-old Priya, born with congenital heart disease, underwent her third corrective surgery with Dr. Das. Using innovative 3D-printed heart models for surgical planning, the complex procedure was successful. Her migrant worker parents were provided hospital accommodation throughout her recovery.

45-year-old fisherman Mr. Abdul developed unexplained cardiomyopathy. Dr. Das identified a rare genetic mutation through advanced genomic testing and implemented a targeted medication regimen. His sons were screened and preventive measures were initiated for those carrying the gene.

80-year-old Mr. Kapoor, a former diplomat with multiple comorbidities, refused conventional heart surgery. Dr. Das pioneered a hybrid approach combining catheter-based and limited surgical techniques, achieving remarkable results with minimal intervention.

32-year-old pregnant Ananya developed peripartum cardiomyopathy during her third trimester. Dr. Das coordinated with obstetricians to manage her heart failure while ensuring fetal safety. She delivered a healthy baby and her cardiac function normalized postpartum.