Dr. Deepak Chandra Prakash

72-year-old retired bank manager presented with progressive memory loss and personality changes. Dr. Prakash identified normal pressure hydrocephalus through gait analysis and MRI, distinguishing it from Alzheimer's. After ventriculoperitoneal shunt placement, the patient's cognitive function dramatically improved within weeks, allowing him to resume his passion for chess and family gatherings.

A 16-year-old nationally ranked badminton player developed sudden weakness in her dominant arm during a tournament. Dr. Prakash diagnosed thoracic outlet syndrome with neurovascular compression. Through minimally invasive surgery and tailored rehabilitation, she returned to competitive play within 3 months, eventually winning state championships.

45-year-old construction worker from Bihar presented with mysterious episodes of collapsing at work. Dr. Prakash discovered narcolepsy with cataplexy triggered by emotional stimuli. Treatment with scheduled naps and medication allowed the patient to safely continue his profession while managing his condition effectively.

8-year-old boy from an affluent family developed sudden facial twitching and speech difficulties. Dr. Prakash diagnosed Rasmussen's encephalitis, a rare inflammatory brain disease. After hemispherectomy surgery and intensive therapy, the child regained significant function and returned to school with specialized support.

A 28-year-old tribal farmer from a remote Jharkhand village was brought in with recurrent seizures, initially misdiagnosed as spirit possession by local healers. Dr. Prakash diagnosed rare autoimmune encephalitis through advanced antibody testing. Treatment involved immunotherapy and antiepileptics. The patient returned to farming after 6 months, with his entire village now viewing modern neurology with newfound respect.