I am an experienced vascular and endovascular surgeon having over 23+ years of experience in top hospitals in India, namely Moolchand Hospital, Batra Hospital, and Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. Dedicated to the treatment of diseases affecting the blood vessels of entire body except brain and heart, I provide holistic care for diseases of blood vessels, such as aneurysm, varicose vein, deep vein thrombosis, and complex dialysis excess. I have special interest in stroke prevention by carotid surgery (open and endovascular), chronic venous insufficiency, and portosystemic shunts (PSS).

Apart from practicing, I love to teach and have been an eminent speaker in various forums in continuing medical education programs.

• “Abdominal Aorta Size in Asian Population”, CMRP, formerly, The Ganga Ram Journal (2013)
• “Doppler Ultrasound in Peripheral Vasculature”, CMRP, formerly, The Ganga Ram Journal (2013)
• “Endovenous Laser Ablation of Veins”,Midterm VSI (2013)
• “Robotic Bifemoral Bypass”,Annual Conference of VSI (2013)
• “Basilic Vein Transposition”,Annual Conference of VSICON (2012)
• “Central Venous Stenosis and Basilic Vein Transposition”,Midterm VSICON (2011)

• First prize for best paper presentation on‘Robotic Aortic Surgery’, Annual Conference of Vascular Society of India (2013)
• Life member, IAGES and VSCICON

Sir William Osler, the father of medicine, rightly said, “Listen to your patient, he is telling you the diagnosis.” His words underline and emphasise the importance of taking a good medical history. A good history is the sum total of a patient’s previous surgeries, health status, medical complains, concerns and expectations as well as any accompanying diagnosis. I strongly believe in Sir William Osler’s words.

I treat my patients with respect and concern and am never in a rush to reach a diagnosis. I identify potential medical problems, discuss all the concerns my patient has, and take detailed medical history. This helps me get an idea of my patients’ functional capacity to assess whether the proposed surgery would be well-tolerated without any preoperative risks.

Patients generally arrive in a state of stress and anxiety. During my consultations, I keep in mind what makes for a compassionate patient–doctor relationship. Many of my patients feel an improved sense of well-being by the openness and optimal healing environment that Moolchand provides. I use my humour to establish a more personal relationship with them, thereby easing their tensions and anxiety. Along with maintaining a high level of competence, I keep a personal and light touch with my patients to convey “I care”.