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Pediatrics
Consultant – Pediatrics
Dr. Deepti Singh is a pediatrician with over a decade of clinical experience in managing a wide range of child health conditions.
Her approach focuses on preventive pediatric care, timely diagnosis and structured management of childhood illnesses, with emphasis on supporting healthy growth, development and long-term well-being in children.
Completed undergraduate medical education from a recognized institution with training in general medicine and child health
Postgraduate specialization in pediatrics with clinical exposure to neonatal and childhood disease management
Experience in managing pediatric outpatient and inpatient cases across various conditions
Skilled in child health evaluation, vaccination planning, growth monitoring and illness management
Registered with Delhi Medical Council (DMC) and follows standard pediatric care protocols
Diagnosis and treatment of common childhood illnesses including fever, infections and allergies
Monitoring developmental milestones and addressing growth-related concerns
Guidance on age-appropriate vaccination schedules as per national guidelines
Dietary counselling for infants and children to support optimal growth
Routine health check-ups and early detection of potential health issues
Focuses on both preventive and curative aspects of pediatric care
Ensures a comfortable and reassuring environment for children during consultations
Provides practical and clear advice to parents on child health and development
Experience in handling a variety of pediatric conditions in hospital settings
Explains medical conditions and treatment plans in a simple and understandable manner
Active involvement in pediatric care within a multi-speciality hospital environment
Managed a range of pediatric cases including acute and chronic conditions
Participation in pediatric CMEs and continuous medical learning programs
Worked in structured clinical setups with multidisciplinary collaboration
Committed to ethical and evidence-based pediatric treatment practices
Associated with recognized pediatric medical organizations
Registered with Delhi Medical Council as a licensed practitioner
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Pediatrics
Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS) is a three-dimensional spinal curvature that commonly emerges between ages 10 and 18 without an identifiable cause. -br Most curves are mild and monitored, but some progress during growth spurts and may affect posture, appearance, and — in severe cases — pulmonary function. Timely screening, accurate measurement, and age-appropriate management are the pillars of good outcomes.
Pediatrics
Ambiguous genitalia surgery is performed to correct or reconstruct the external genital organs in children born with differences in sex development (DSD). -br The goal is to achieve natural appearance, proper urinary function, and alignment with the child’s gender identity. -br Each case is unique and guided by a multidisciplinary team that includes pediatric endocrinologists, urologists, and counselors, ensuring both medical and emotional well-being.
Pediatrics
The arterial switch operation is a life-saving cardiac surgery performed in newborns born with transposition of the great arteries (TGA). -br In this condition, the two main arteries leaving the heart are reversed, preventing oxygenated blood from circulating properly. -br This surgery restores normal blood flow, allowing the child to grow and develop with a healthy heart.
Pediatrics
Cloacal malformation surgery treats a rare congenital condition in female infants where the urinary, genital, and intestinal tracts form a single opening. -br This surgery separates and reconstructs each system to restore normal anatomy and function. -br It is a highly specialized procedure performed by expert pediatric surgeons to ensure long-term continence, fertility, and quality of life.
Pediatrics
Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome (CVS) is a condition seen mostly in children, marked by sudden, repeated attacks of severe vomiting with symptom-free periods in between. -br Though its cause isn’t fully understood, it’s often linked to migraine mechanisms, stress, or certain triggers like infection or travel. -br Early diagnosis and preventive care can reduce attacks and improve a child’s daily life.
Pediatrics
Failure to Thrive (FTT) is a term used when a child’s growth or weight gain is significantly below expected standards for their age and gender. -br It’s not a single disease but a sign of underlying nutritional, medical, or psychosocial issues. -br Early recognition and intervention help children regain healthy growth and development.
Pediatrics
Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) surgery treats a hip condition where extra bone growth causes friction between the hip joint’s ball and socket. -br This abnormal contact damages cartilage, leading to pain and stiffness. -br Surgical correction reshapes the bone and restores smooth motion, reducing the risk of arthritis in young athletes or growing teens.
Pediatrics
Pediatric Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS) is a rare but serious disorder in which a child’s bone marrow doesn’t produce enough healthy blood cells. -br The marrow becomes inefficient, leading to anemia, infections, or bleeding. -br While uncommon, it can progress to acute myeloid leukemia (AML), making early diagnosis and close follow-up essential. -br Treatment depends on severity, genetic factors, and marrow response to therapy.
Pediatrics
Pediatric bedwetting, medically known as nocturnal enuresis, is a condition where children involuntarily pass urine during sleep. -br It’s common, especially before age seven, and often linked to delayed bladder control or deep sleep patterns. -br While most kids outgrow it, persistent cases may need evaluation to rule out underlying causes such as infections or hormonal imbalances.
Pediatrics
Pediatric inguinal hernia repair is a common surgery that fixes an abnormal opening in the groin where abdominal tissue pushes out. -br This occurs when the processus vaginalis fails to close after birth. -br The surgery prevents complications like pain or strangulation, restoring comfort and normal development. -br It’s usually a short, safe procedure performed under anesthesia.
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