Essential Cryofibroginemia:- An Iconic Research by Prof. (Dr.) Rohit Chhirolya MD, DM

Prof. (Dr.) Rohit Chhirolya, a distinguished Consultant and Interventional Neurologist, has made significant contributions to the field of neurology through his extensive research and clinical expertise. His work encompasses a broad spectrum of neurological disorders, with a particular focus on rare and complex conditions.

One of his notable research endeavors includes the diagnosis and study of cryofibrinogenemia, a rare blood disorder characterized by the presence of cryofibrinogen proteins in the blood plasma, which precipitate at cold temperatures. This condition can lead to various clinical manifestations, including purpura, ulcers, and, in severe cases, gangrene.

In a published case study, Prof. Chhirolya detailed the clinical reasoning involved in diagnosing a 30-year-old man who presented with acute paraplegia and left foot gangrene. Through meticulous clinical evaluation and diagnostic investigations, he identified the underlying cause as cryofibrinogenemia, highlighting the importance of considering this rare disorder in patients with unexplained thrombotic events and tissue ischemia.



Prof. Chhirolya’s dedication to advancing neurological science is further evidenced by his diverse range of publications. His research interests include neurodegeneration, neuroimaging, and the clinical aspects of various neurological diseases. His work has been widely read and cited within the scientific community, reflecting his commitment to enhancing our understanding of complex neurological conditions.

Beyond his research, Prof. Chhirolya is actively involved in clinical practice at Nilakantha Brain Clinic (Cuttack, Odisha, India), where he applies his extensive knowledge to patient care. His approach integrates the latest research findings with compassionate patient management, ensuring that individuals receive comprehensive and informed neurological care.

Prof. Chhirolya’s contributions to neurology exemplify the integration of research and clinical practice, leading to improved diagnostic approaches and patient outcomes in complex neurological disorders.


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