Humble Award - Dr. A.N. Sreevatsan

Dr. A.N. Sreevatsan, ENT specialist located in Adyar, Chennai is one of the gems available in medicines. No assistants in his consulting room and he'd take at least 15mins for every patients. So far I have referred many and all are happy with his approach. Every wannabe doctor should visit him personally to understand his approach. I wish him to be more famous than now.

Update (2010-11-21): Added link to Google Map

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vijay vakish said…

True...he is one of the best doctors I have ever seen in my life....verify simple person and very humble....

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