Dr. Bhushan Kathuria is helping patients by treating their physical impairments

"The aim of medicine is to prevent disease and prolong life, the ideal of medicine is to eliminate the need of a physician."-- William J. Mayo.

Medical anomalies which occur by birth are very difficult to diagnose and treat. Individuals who do not receive the correct diagnosis, have to live with a medical condition and constantly bear the pain for the rest of their lives. Dr. Bhushan Kathuria is an ENT specialist who holds extensive experience in the treatment of patients with medical anomalies of the head and neck region, which are caused due to an accident or are present from birth. He has helped many patients to overcome their physical impairments and continue to live a normal life without enduring pain every day. Dr. Bhushan Kathuria has formed a team of colleagues who share his similar enthusiasm for helping deprived people get access to necessary medical treatment. The group helps collect funds for the cochlear implant, which is high risk and costly medical procedure for restoring hearing ability in humans. It is a commendable effort by a group of highly motivated individuals who believe in working for the welfare of people plagued by medical ailments and disabilities.

Dr. Bhushan Kathuria recently performed successful surgery on a patient who was struggling to breathe due to a slight shrinkage in the windpipe. He is an very experienced  personality  in the field of oncologist .Dr. Bhushan Kathuria is an experienced MBBS, MSC ENT, Head & Neck OncoSurgeon, Endoscopic Skull Base Surgeon and Cochlear Implant Surgeon. It was a very complex surgery that required immense precision followed by an excruciatingly long recovery period for the patient. The operation was conducted for the first time in the city of Rohtak, Haryana by Dr. Bhushan Kathuria and is a proud moment for the hospital staff and the doctor himself. Dr. Bhushan Kathuria wants to ensure that there is no need for migration to nearby states merely for the purpose of specialized treatment. He understands that building a reliable medical infrastructure in the city is nothing short of a challenge but believes that it will increase the accessibility of diagnosis and treatment for a patient residing in the state.

Dr. Bhushan Kathuria actively worked with the patient of Mucor mycosis during the second wave of the pandemic and save more than 200 patients from succumbing to the life-threatening disease. He was presented with the Samaj Sarthi award in presence of eminent dignitaries of the state, for relentless efforts in saving lives throughout his career.

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