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
Pulled Elbow: What It Is & How It Is Treated
Pulled elbow’ is a condition that is commonly seen in children between 1 to 4 years. As a child’s limbs are still developing, a slightly forceful pull or jerk can easily dislocate the child’s elbow.
Skin Prick Test | What, Why & How It Is Done
Dr. Ritika Chhawchharia, MBBS, MD (Pediatrics), DNB (Pediatrics), pHERMES, shares information about skin prick allergy tests, what they are and why they may be required in children.
What is a Skin Prick Test for Allergies?
Skin prick test for allergies is used to identify the allergen responsible for triggering symptoms like skin rash,
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.
Recent Reviews