Dr. Sangeeta Verma
Dr. Sangeeta Verma
Degree: SR, Kalawati Saran Children Hospital (2020), MD, Kalawati Saran Children Hospital (2017), MBBS, Lady Hardinge Medical College (2013)
Experience: 3 years
Special interest in Pediatric critical care and Neurology.
OPD Timings:
Monday:02:00 pm – 04:00 pm
Tuesday: 04:30 pm – 06:30 pm
Thursday: 02:00 pm – 04:00 pm
Friday: 02:00 pm – 04:00 pm
Saturday: 02:00 pm – 04:00 pm
Consultation Fees: Rs 1000
For appointments please call us on 011 4211 1111.
Publications
- PCNI 2016- “Hospital-based Study of Diagnostic Accuracy of Parents’ Evaluation of Developmental Status Combined, for Developmental Screening of Indian Children under 2 Years”.
- Respicon 2017- “Clinical profile and outcome of novel influenza presenting with SARI in children: A hospital based retrospective study”
- Respicon 2017– Presented a case of recurrent pneumonia
- CME on pediatric HIV infection – “Follow up protocol, adverse drug reaction IRIS and suspected treatment failure”
Awards and Recognitions
- Dr. Satya Gupta Award, 2016 – Best research paper, “Hospital-based Study of Diagnostic Accuracy of Parents’
Evaluation of Developmental Status Combined for Developmental Screening of Indian Children under 2 Years”. - Awarded 2nd prize in street painting in Cobweb 2009
- Attained 15th position in National Talent Search Examination- 2004
Tips for Parenting and Child Care
Post COVID Illness in Children: MIS-C
As the second wave of COVID-19 began to peter out in India, post COVID-19 effects began to roll in, with Mucormycosis/black fungus and now MIS-C.
Antenatal Hydronephrosis: Causes & Treatments
Nina Uppal was informed during an anomaly scan at 20 weeks that she has antenatal hydronephrosis, a condition in which the fetus’ kidneys swell up because of fluid retained within them.
Anxious about her baby’s well-being, she asked her doctor about the condition.
What is antenatal hydronephrosis?
Antenatal or fetal hydronephrosis is a common condition that occurs in 1-5% of pregnancies.
Allergic Rhinitis in Children: Triggers and Treatment
Amyra Patel, 3 years old, had multiple bouts of sneezing and a runny nose every morning since she started playschool three months ago. She often had a blocked nose and her mother found her snoring 3-4 nights in a week. Amyra’s teacher also noted that the child appeared drowsy in class and uninterested in activities that she would otherwise enjoy.
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