Patient Experience
An 8-year-old boy was referred with relapsed acute lymphoblastic leukemia after initial treatment elsewhere. Dr. Saha designed a novel CAR-T cell therapy protocol in collaboration with research institutions. The child achieved molecular remission and has remained cancer-free for 3 years, with his family actively participating in pediatric cancer awareness programs.
A 60-year-old wealthy businessman presented with early-stage prostate cancer discovered during executive health checkup. After detailed discussion of all options, he chose active surveillance under Dr. Saha's careful monitoring protocol. Five years later, the cancer remains stable without requiring any active treatment.
A 33-year-old pregnant woman in her second trimester was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer. Dr. Saha coordinated with obstetricians to time chemotherapy sessions between trimesters, delivering a healthy baby at 36 weeks followed by completion of treatment. Both mother and child remain healthy 4 years later.
A migrant laborer from Bangladesh presented with advanced nasopharyngeal carcinoma with complex social and language barriers. Dr. Saha arranged translation services and worked with NGOs to ensure treatment continuity. Despite poor prognosis, combination therapy provided 14 months of good quality life allowing him to return home to his family.
A 50-year-old classical dancer diagnosed with ovarian cancer feared treatment would end her career. Dr. Saha implemented neoadjuvant chemotherapy to preserve reproductive organs followed by fertility-sparing surgery. She returned to professional dancing within 9 months and later successfully carried a pregnancy to term.
An 80-year-old retired professor with multiple comorbidities presented with indolent lymphoma. Dr. Saha recommended watchful waiting rather than aggressive treatment. Regular monitoring over 4 years showed minimal progression, avoiding treatment-related complications while maintaining excellent quality of life.
A 42-year-old auto-rickshaw driver with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma was deemed inoperable elsewhere. Dr. Saha pioneered a combination of immunotherapy and localized radiation that resulted in sufficient tumor reduction to permit successful surgical resection. The patient returned to work 6 months post-operation.
A teenage college student with family history of BRCA mutation developed triple-negative breast cancer. Dr. Saha involved genetic counselors and implemented dose-dense chemotherapy followed by prophylactic measures. The patient completed her education during treatment and now advocates for genetic testing awareness.
A 65-year-old fisherman from coastal Bengal presented with rare Merkel cell carcinoma. Dr. Saha arranged for tumor sequencing and identified a clinical trial for which the patient qualified. Innovative immunotherapy resulted in complete response, allowing him to return to his livelihood within a year.
A 38-year-old homemaker with metastatic colorectal cancer had failed multiple standard therapies. Dr. Saha obtained emergency access to an investigational drug through compassionate use program. The experimental treatment achieved unexpected disease control, providing 2 additional years with her young children.
A 12-year-old competitive swimmer from an affluent family presented with recurrent ear infections and hearing difficulties. Dr. Maitra diagnosed exostoses
A 78-year-old retired schoolteacher with limited pension presented with progressive hoarseness and swallowing difficulties. Diagnosis revealed early glottic cancer. Dr. Maitra performed transoral laser microsurgery avoiding tracheostomy. Patient received speech therapy support through hospital charity program, maintaining good vocal quality post-recovery.
A 42-year-old construction worker from rural West Bengal presented with complete nasal obstruction and facial deformity after untreated trauma. Dr. Maitra performed complex septorhinoplasty with rib cartilage graft. The hospital's corporate social responsibility fund covered 80% of expenses. Life-changing improvement in breathing and appearance.
A 6-year-old autistic child from middle-class family presented with severe sleep apnea and recurrent tonsillitis. Dr. Maitra used sensory-friendly preoperative preparation and performed tonsillectomy/adenoidectomy with intraoperative steroid injection for pain control. Remarkable improvement in sleep quality and behavioral outcomes.
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A 60-year-old street food vendor presented with advanced hypopharyngeal cancer, having avoided treatment due to financial fears. Dr. Maitra arranged multidisciplinary care including partial pharyngectomy with free flap reconstruction. Community fundraising supported postoperative nutrition and rehabilitation. Patient returned to modified livelihood after 6 months.
A 19-year-old college student presented with persistent dizziness and tinnitus after motorcycle accident. Diagnosis revealed perilymph fistula. Dr. Maitra performed exploratory tympanotomy with fistula repair using tissue graft. Symptoms resolved completely within 2 weeks, preventing potential permanent hearing damage.
A 45-year-old classical singer presented with vocal fold hemorrhage before major performance. Dr. Maitra implemented voice rest protocol with laryngeal manipulation therapy instead of surgery. Complete vocal recovery in 10 days, patient performed scheduled concert successfully.
A 9-month-old infant from low-income family presented with congenital neck mass diagnosed as thyroglossal duct cyst. Dr. Maitra performed Sistrunk procedure with meticulous dissection. Hospital charity care covered entire treatment. No recurrence at 1-year follow-up.
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