Dr. Narayan Bhat

Mrs. Lakshmi, a 72-year-old widow from a rural village, was brought by her neighbors with progressive breathlessness. Despite her poverty and limited education, Dr. Bhat arranged for subsidized treatment and diagnosed severe mitral stenosis. He performed a balloon valvuloplasty, and she now tends her small farm independently.

Abdul, a 45-year-old fisherman from coastal Karnataka, developed recurrent syncope episodes. Dr. Bhat discovered Brugada syndrome through advanced electrophysiological studies. After ICD implantation funded through a hospital charity program, Abdul safely continues his traditional livelihood.

12-year-old Priya from an affluent family was referred for mysterious fainting spells. Dr. Bhat identified congenital long QT syndrome through meticulous monitoring. With beta-blocker therapy and lifestyle modifications, she resumed normal childhood activities under careful supervision.

Mr. Gupta, a 60-year-old diabetic businessman, collapsed during a board meeting. Dr. Bhat's team performed emergency angioplasty for massive STEMI. After a prolonged recovery involving cardiac rehabilitation, Mr. Gupta now manages his multinational company with reduced stress and regular follow-ups.

Rohan, a 28-year-old software engineer from Bangalore with no prior medical history, presented with sudden-onset chest pain during a marathon. Dr. Bhat diagnosed him with anomalous coronary artery origin and performed a successful percutaneous coronary intervention. Rohan returned to competitive running within 3 months with modified training protocols.