DR. DINESH SARDA

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MBBS, MS (General Surgery), MCh (Pediatric Surgery), DNB,
MNAMS, FAIS, FICS(USA), D. Pharm.
Visiting Fellow (Ped.Urology, USA),
Visiting Fellow (Ped. MIS, USA).

Consultant Urologist,
Consultant Pediatric Surgeon

Director
Dr. Sarda Child Urology and Child Surgery Center, Dhantoli, Nagpur, MS, India – 440015

Qualification

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> Post MS Experience: 14 years
> Post MCh Experience: 9 years
> Teaching Experience: 5 years
> Private Practice Experience: 6 years
> Merits / Medals and Awards: 10
> Workshops & Conferences attended: 14
> Research Projects: 5
> Publications: 35

MEDICAL QUALIFICATIONS

TRAININGS AND COURSES:

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1. Trained in tubal ligation (Female Contraception) at General hospital, Bhandara from 01.04.1999 to 15.05.1999
2. Attended program “Communication Skills” at IGMC, Nagpur on 14.05.2001
3. Certificate Course in ETHICON Suture Practicum – a course covering the basics of sutures in wound closure, knot tying and simulated skin suturing. (07.08.2001)
4. Attended a simulated training program on PROXIMATE staplers organized by ETHICON ENDOSURGERY on 27.03.2002
5. Successfully completed the Trauma Life Support Course (TLS) at PD Hinduja National Hospital and Medical Research Centre, Mumbai on 13th and 14th March 2004.
6. Successfully completed Provider course in Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) at Wadia Children’s Hospital, Mumbai on 19th & 20th November 2005.
7. Attended HIV Training Programme conducted by National AIDS Control Organisation, (NACO) Mumbai in Jan 2007.

MEMBERSHIP:

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Life Membership of Indian Medical Association
Life membership of Association of Surgeons of India
Life Membership of Association of Pediatric Surgeons of India
Life Membership Nagpur chapter of Association of Surgeons of India
Life Membership Academy of Medical Sciences, Nagpur
Life Membership of Indian Association of Pediatrics.

LICENSURE:

Maharshtra Medical Council, Mumbai

WORKSHOPS & CONFERENCES ATTENDED :

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1. Participated as delegate and volunteer in Xth National Pediatric Pulmonolgy Conference at Nagpur on 3rd October 1998.
2. Actively participated as delegate and organiser in live operative workshop on hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery at IGMC, Nagpur on 25th February 2001.
3. Attended International ERCP-Laparoscopy workshop on Biliary-pancreatic diseases held in Mumbai in June 2001.
4. Attended Paediatric Urology workshop at JJ Group of Hospital, Mumbai in November 2001.
5. Attended MASICON 2003 – Conference and Workshop of Association of Surgeons of India Maharashtra chapter at Nagpur in February 2003.
6. Attended ASICON 2003 – Annual Conference of the Association of Surgeons of India held at Pune in December 2003.
7. Attended MASICON 2004 – Conference and Workshop of Association of Surgeons of India Maharashtra chapter at Thane in February 2004.
8. Actively Participated as delegate and organizer in Pediatric Urology Workshop at LTMGH, Sion, Mumbai in February 2005
9. Attended 32nd Annual Conference of the Indian Association of Pediatric Surgeons held at Goa in September 2006
10. Attended live international workshop on Reconstructive Urology in Mumbai in September 2006.
11. Actively participated as delegate and organizer in International Pediatric Urology workshop at LTMGH, Sion, Mumbai in March 2007.
12. Napcon 2011 at Nagpur
13. Attended and was team of organizer of MAPSCON 2014 held in karmazari
14. Attended National conference of IAPSCON 2015 held in Mumbai.
15. Attended the workshop on pediatric urology – held on 25th Sept 2016 at Agra
16. Attended the National conference of IAPSCON 2016 held in Agra 28 sept to 1 Oct 2016
17. Faculty at NAPCON 2016 delivered lecture on “Interesex disorders – Surgeons perspective” and “Surgical aspects of Hematuria”
18. Attended National Conference PEDICON 2018 held at Nagpur

PRESENTATIONS:

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1. “Role of Barium enema in the reduction of childhood intussusception”- presented in MASICON 2003 at Nagpur.
2. “Gall Bladder Perforation: 8 Cases” – presented in MASICON 2003 at Nagpur.
3. “Dengue Cholecystitis” – presented in MASICON 2004 at Thane.
4. “Congenital epulis”- presented in Annual Conference of Association of Pediatric Surgeons of India, Bangalore 2005.
5. “Cystic Hygroma of chest wall” – presented in Annual Conference of Association of Pediatric Surgeons of India, Bangalore 2005.
6. Poster presentation on “Cherubism in siblings”, “Sexual Abuse in children – Role of IAPS”, “Penile Ainhum – 2 cases” in Annual Conference of Association of Pediatric Surgeons of India, Goa, 2006.

THESIS PROJECTS / STUDIES:

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• “Study of Abdominal Emergencies in Children” – A dissertation for MS (Genreal Surgery) examination
• “Study of Lamina Muscularis & Propria thickness and Collagen to smooth muscle ratio & elastin content of Renal Pelvis and ureteropelvic junction predicts outcome after pyeloplasty” – A dissertation for MCh (Pediatric Surgery) examination.
• “Evaluation of Platelet Count as a Prognostic Indicator in Early Detection of Post Burn Septicaemia”. – Published in Bombay Hospital Journal.
• “Tubularised incised plate Urethroplasty for distal hypospadias” – Published in African Journal of Pediatric Surgery 2008 Vol 5(1):8-10.
• “Double V-Y Advancement flap for closure of bigger defect in meningomyelocele” – sent for publication.
• “24 hrs pH monitoring and manometric evaluation of operated patients of oesophageal replacement”

PUBLICATIONS:

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1. Sirenomelia (mermaid syndrome) : a case report and review of its pathogeneses
   Hatwar SK, Sarda DK
   Journal of Indian Association of Pediatric Surgeons 2003; 8(3):179-182.
2. Gall bladder perforation in typhoid fever.
   Kamble AT, Sarda Dinesh, Chaudhary Navin, Hatwar Sandeep
   Journal of Indian Association of Pediatric Surgeons 2003: 8(4):249-50.
3. Mucinous carcinoma of rectum in an 11 year old child.
   Sarda Dinesh K, Kamble Ashok T, Mungate Gayatri S, Gosavi Amol.
   Indian Journal of Surgery 2004; 66(4): 236-38.
4. Evaluation of Platelet Count as a Prognostic Indicator in Early Detection of Post Burn Septicaemia
   Dinesh K Sarda, Ashish M Dagwade, Swati Lohiya, Ashok T Kamble.
   Bombay Hospital Journal 2005 July; 47(3):
5. Lipoma of the sole: Usual tumor but unusual location
   Sarda DK, Kothari P, Adivarekar P, Raghunath D, Ravikumar K, Kulkarni B
   Journal of Indian Association of Pediatric Surgeons 2006;11(1):55
6. Atypical presentations of tuberculosis
   Dinesh K. Sarda, Paras Kothari, Prashant Adivarekar, Ravikumar, Raghunath Dipali and Bharati Kulkarni.
   Indian Journal of tuberculosis.2006; 53(4):223-26.
7. Meningocoele in an Adult
   Dinesh K Sarda, Swati J Lohiya, Varsha G Jawandiya, Raj N Gajbhiye
   Bombay Hospital Journal 2006; 48(3):
8. Cystic Nephroma: An Operative Dilemma
   Paras R Kothari, Dinesh Sarda, Gowri Shankar, Raghunath Dipali Bharati Kulkarni
   Indian Journal Of Medical & Paediatric Oncology 2006; 27 (2):37-8.
9. Migration of retroperitoneal hydatid cyst into the thigh: A rare presentation
   Sarda Dinesh K, Lohiya Swati J, Jawandiya Varsha , Kamble Ashok
   Indian Journal of Surgery 2006;68(5):265-266.
10. Pneumonectomy in a child with congenital bronchiectasis: A case report and review of literature.
    Shankar Gowri, Kothari Paras, Sarda Dinesh, Kulkarni Bharati, Kalgutkar Alka Annals of Thoracic Medicine 2006;1(2):81-83.
11. Exstrophy calculus
    Paras Kothari, Dinesh Sarda, Raghunath Dipali, Bharati Kulkarni.
    Bombay Hospital Journal 2007; 49(3):
12. Congenital diaphragmatic hernia with Gastric perforation in newborn.
    Dr.Gowrishankar., Dr. Dinesh Sarda, Dr. Paras Kothari, Dr.Bharati Kulkarni.
    Journal of Indian Association of Pediatric Surgeons 2007; 12(2):94-95
13. Congenital paraoesophageal hernia presenting as severe gastroesophageal reflux
    Dr. raghunath, Dr. Dinesh Sarda, Dr. Paras Kothari, Dr. Nutan Desai, Dr. Preeti Shanbagh, Dr. Vaishali More, Dr. Bharati Kulkarni.
    Indian Journal Of Pediatrics 2007;74(3):310-11
14. Mediastinal tuberculosis presenting as Traction Diverticulum of the Oesophagus
    Dr.Anurag Rastogi, Dr. Dinesh Sarda, Dr. Paras Kothari, Dr. Bharati Kulkarni
    Annals Of Thoracic Medicine 2007;2(3): 126-7.
15. ABCD syndrome revisited
    Kothari Paras R, Sarda Dinesh, Shankar Gauri, Kulkarni Bharati
    Indian Journal Of Human Genetics 2006;(12)3:144-145.
16. Down’s Syndrome, transient Myeloproliferative disorder and Imperforate anus: a rare association.
    Sarda Dinesh, Nagesh Dasarwar, Paras Kothari, Bharati Kulkarni.
    Indian Journal of Pediatric & Medical Oncology 2007;28(1):30-31.
17. Cherubism in Siblings
    Sarda Dinesh, Paras Kothari, Bharati Kulkarni, Prashant Pawar
    Journal of Indian Society of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry 2007;25(1):27-29.
18. Double Meningocele: Embryogenesis
    Sarda Dinesh, Paras Kothari, Ashok Laddha, Bharati Kulkarni
    Journal of Pediatric Neurosciences 2007; 2(1): 26-27.
19. Hydrometrocolops in newborn
    Sarda Dinesh, Sandeep Hatwar
    Bombay Hospital Journal. 2007; 49(3).
20. Giant Omental Cyst masquerading as pseudoascites.
    Paras kothari, Dinesh Sarda, Gowrishankar, Bharati Kulkarni
    Pediatric Clinics of India. Accepted for Publication. Under Print.
21. Posterior Urethral Valves.
    Sarda Dinesh, Editor – Paras Kothari
    Pediatric Clinics of India. Accepted for publication. Under Print.
22. Congenital epulis
    Paras Kothari, Dinesh Sarda, Bharati Kulkarni, Ravikumar
    Sent to Journal of Indian Society of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry. Under Review.
23. Congenital Pulmonary Hypoplasia
    Sarda Dinesh, Paras Kothari, Ravikumar, Bharati Kulkarni
    Sent for Publication in Indian Journal of chest diseases and allied sciences. Under Review.
24. Tubularized Incised Plate Urethroplasty with De –Epithelized Flap
    Gupta Arun Kumar, Sarda Dinesh, Kothari Paras R., Jiwane Ashish, Kulkarni Bharati K. African Journal of Pediatric Surgery 2008 Vol 5(1):8-10.
25. Noonan’s Syndrome and internal mesenteric hernia: A new association.
    Sarda Dinesh, Paras Kothari, Bharati Kulkarni.
    Sent for Publication in Iranian Journal of Pediatrics
26. Double Dumb-bell Calculus in Childhood
    Joshi P, Sarda D, Ahmad A, Gursev, Kothari P. Afr J Paediatr Surg 2009;6:122-3
27. Duodenal atresia with apple-peel configuration of the ileum and absent superior mesenteric artery – A rare presentation.
    Dr. Prashant Joshi, Dr. Dinesh Sarda, Dr. Ashraf Ahmad, Dr Gursev, Dr. Paras Kothari. African Journal of Pediatric Surgery, Vol 6 Issue 2, 120-121
28. Cystic nephroma in childhood
    Gursev, Sarda D, Joshi P, Ahmad A, Kothari P. Cystic nephroma in childhood. Afr J Paediatr Surg 2009;6:69-70
29. Rat Bite.
    Paras R Kothari, Dinesh Sarda, Ravi Kumar. Bombay Hospital Journal, Vol. 50, No. 3, 2008 page-505-506.
30. Emasculation Following Penile Injury
    Paras R Kothari, Sarda Dinesh, Ravi Kumar, Laddha Ashok. Bombay Hospital Journal, Vol. 50, No. 3, 2008 page-507-509
31. Closure of large meningocele wound defects with subcutaneous based pedicle flap with bilateral v-y advancement.
    Agrawal Vikram, Sarda Dinesh, Kothari Paras. Sent for publication to Annals of Plastic Surgery. Under Review.
32. germ-cell tumour of vagina.
    Joshi P, Sarda D, Laddha A, Agarwal V, Ahmad A, Kothari P. Indian J Med Paediatr Oncol 2008;29:20-2
33. Resorption of Distal appendix: A rare complication after Mitrofanoff appendicovesicostomy.
    Sarda D, Sandlas G, Karkera P, Kothari P. Urol Ann [serial online] 2009 [cited 2012 Jan 9]
34. Spontaneous Bowel Perforation in a Neonate with Anorectal Malformation
    Gursev Sandlas, Paras Kothari, Dinesh Sarda, and Parag Karkera Saudi J Gastroenterol. 2011 Jan-Feb; 17(1): 72–73.
35. Outcome analysis of shunt surgery in hydrocephalus
    Ashraf Ahmed, Gursev Sandlas, Paras Kothari, Dinesh Sarda, Abhaya Gupta, Parag Karkera, Prashant Joshi. Journal of Indian Association of Pediatric Surgeons 07/2009; 14(3):98-101.

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DETAILS OF WORK EXPERIENCE:

1.Clinical and Operative Experience during and after MCh (Pediatric Surgery) training at LTMG Hospital

• LTMG Hospital is a Municipal tertiary care hospital in the metropolitan city of Mumbai with referrals from all over the country. LTMG hospital has more than 1000 beds with more than 40 beds for pediatric Surgery (8 Neonatal beds, 15 beds for critical pediatric patients and 20 general beds). This is a teaching hospital, with attachment to Lokmanya Tilak Medical College.
• I was fortunate to work here under Dr. Bharati Kulkarni and Dr. Paras Kothari.
• During my first year as a Registrar, I managed all the minor cases, like herniotomy, abscess, circumcision, appendicectomy, sinuses, cysts etc. independently, as well as assisted for the major cases. During the second half of this post, I performed some of the major cases under the consultants’ supervision. These included laparotomy, colostomy, colostomy closure, ventriculoperitoneal shunt, meningomyelocele, neonatal surgeries etc. I was first on call three days a week and second on call three days a week, first on call on alternate Sundays.
• Ward work included daily neonatal intensive care and monitoring, minor procedures like dressing, venepuncture, venous access, arterial sampling, catherisation, endotracheal intubation, intercostals drainage, incision and drainage etc. Ward work also included monitoring of postoperative neonatal and pediatric patients in recovery room and in ward.
• In second and final year, I was first on call three days a week, where duty was to attend all the emergency cases and inform about the the patient telephonically to consultant on call. In third year, duty was to take independent decision in straightforward minor cases and in major cases after consulting with seniors. During this period, I assisted and performed many major surgeries under the direct supervision of consultants. We had an OPD on alternate days and was around 40-50 patients per OPD.
• OPD used to be three days a week. Average no of patients per OPD was 40. OPD was directly supervised by Professor.
• Academic work included case presentation, seminars and group discussions. Maintaining records and data keeping of patients compiling the data and publishing in different journals.

The following is a concise list of the various operations I have performed at LTMG Hospital

Gastrointestinal tract:
 

• Oesophagostomy	Rectal polyps, fissures, fistula
  Gastostomy	Umbilical problems (Hernia, omphalocele, patent VID and urachus)
  Oesophageal atresia repair – Primary	Colostomy (Transverse and Sigmoid)
  Peritonitis – (Primary and perforative)	Colostomy closures
  Infantile pyloric stenosis	Cholecystectomy
  Gastrostomy for FB removal	Biliary atresia
  Neonatal Intestional Obstructions	Choledochal cyst
  Intussusception	Spleenectomy
  Malrotaion of Gut and volvulus	Appendicectomy
  Infantile and childhood intestinal obstructions (Bands, Round Worms, Adhesions etc.)	Meckel’s diverticulectomy
  Hirschprung’s Disease (Rectal Biopsy, Duhamel’s pullthrough, myomectomy, colostomy)	Perforated and blunt abdominal trauma – surgical management
  Diaphragmatic hernia report	Hydatid cyst liver

Genitourinaty system:

• Circumcision	Cystolithotomy
  Hernia, hydrocele	Pyelolithotomy
  Hypospadias repair – different techniques	Percutaneous nephrostomy
  Orchiopexy	Pyelostomy
  Torsion testis	Ureterostomy
  Urethral calculus	Vesicostomy
  Pyeloplasty	Undiversion of urine
  Nephrectomy	Ovarian tumor
  Renal tumors	Hydrometrocolops
  Neuroblastoma	Diagnostic cystoscopy
  Ureteric reimplantation	Cystoscopic fulgration of posterior urethral valves
  Vaginal synechiae	Genitoscopy
  Ovarian cyst	Vaginoscopy

  Thorax:

  • Thoracotomy for oesophageal atresia, evantration, lung lesions
  • Intercostals drainage (empyema, pneumothorax)
  • Debridement for empyema (Open decortication)
  • Hydatid cyst of lung

Neurosurgery:

Meningocele, meningomyelocele repair	Shunt revision
Surgery for lipomeningocele	Growing skull fracture
Encephalocele repair	Dermal sinus tract
Ventriculoperitoneal shunt	Coccygiectomy
Ventriculopleural shunt	Tethered cord syndrome

Oncology:

• Sacrococcygeal teratoma	Neuroblastoma
  Wilm’s tumor	Mediastinal teratoma
  Ovarian tumors

General and others:

• Ulcers, abscesses	Lymph node biopsy
  Swellings	Wound suturing
  Sinuses – Branchial, preauricular, thyroglossal sinus	Venous cutdown

Minimal access surgery:

• Cystoscopy	Appendicectomy
  Thoracoscopy	Cholecystectomy
  Laparoscopy Diagnostic Operative laparoscopy	Intestinal adhesiolysis
  Tumor biopsies	Peritonitis drainage

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2.Clinical and operative experience at PD Hinduja Hospital, Mumbai

PD Hinduja Hospital is one of the very renowned corporate hospitals in Mumbai with all the state of art facilities. Here, I worked with hepatobiliary surgeon Dr. Sudip Shah and Vascular Surgeon Dr. Pankaj Patel. During this period I had an opportunity to see a lot of primary and referred cases of hepatobiliary conditions.

The following is a concise list of the various operations I have assisted at PD Hinduja Hospital, Mumbai.

Hepatobiliarypancreatic surgeries.

• Cholecystectomy	Distal pancreatectomy
  CBD exploration	Paeustew’s pancreatojejunostomy
  Complex biliary strictures	Liver resections
  Whipple’s pancreatectomy	Liver hydatid surgery
  Portocaval s

Minimal access surgery

• Laparoscopic cholecystectomy
• Laparoscopic choledochoduodenostomy
• Diagnostic laparoscopy
• Laparoscopic hydatid cyst excision
• Laparoscopic liver resection
• Laparoscopic appendicectomy
• Endoscopic subfacial ligation of perforator for varicose veins

 

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3. Clinical and operative experience at Indira Gandhi Medical College, Nagpur

Indira Gandhi Medical College and Mayo Hospital is a government institution and one of the biggest tertiary referral hospital in western Maharashtra. It has a capacity of more than 800 beds, surgical and medical intensive care unit and other important laboratory and investigation facilities. There were three general surgical units, with each unit managing emergency cases twice a week. In my tenure from April 2000 to June 2003, initially as house officer, then as registrar and then as a lecturer in the department of general Surgery, I had an opportunity to work with many renowned surgeons. As a House Surgeon, I worked in Gastroenterology unit, under Dr. Raj Gajbhiye. During this period I had been exposed to many supramajor gastrointestinal surgeries like gasterectomy, anterior resection of rectum, abdominoperineal resection of rectum, Whipple’s procedure, transhiatal oesophagectomy, complex biliary reconstruction procedures etc. During this post I acquired my Basic Surgical Skills, like management of burns, trauma, shock, accident and emergency and Basic and Advanced Life Support. During the latter half of my House Surgeon’s Post, I worked under Dr. Deshraj. Here I performed basic surgical procedure like hernia, hydrocele, circumcision, fibroadenoma excision, rectal polyp, hemorrhoid banding, biopsies etc.

As a Registrar, I worked under Dr. Ashok Kamble, M.S. I was in charge of the day to day running of the unit. I worked with two house surgeons and two interns as my junior colleagues. I was directly answerable to the Head of the unit. I was on call 24 hours a day of emergency days twice a week and every 3rd Sunday. In this unit I had been exposed to many thoracic surgeries like decortication, lobectomy, pneumonectomy, oesophagectomy, hydatid cyst of lung, pericardiectomy etc.

In rotation I had been posted with Dr. R.N.Methi, M.S. and Dr. Vijay Shrikhande, M.Ch. (Urology). In this posting I had a chance to assist many oncological procedures like mastectomy, thyroidectomy, parotidectomy, cancer surgeries for rectum, different palliative surgeries for malignancies. Similarly, I had been assisted different urological procedures like transurethral resection of prostate, ureterorenoscopy, bladder and ureteric stones, open stone surgeries, pyeloplasty, nephrectomy, complex urological reconstructive surgeries.

I performed the following surgeries as a Registrar and Lecturer in surgery:

• Minor: Hernia, hydrocele, appendicectomy, piles, fissure, varicose veins, lumps, circumcision, incision and drainage, nail excision etc.
• Emergency: Burr hole for extradural, subdural hemorrhage, Surgery for blunt and open abdominal and thoracic trauma, intestinal obstruction, peritonitis and other emergency abdominal surgery. Vascular repair for vascular trauma.
• Elective major surgeries:

Gastrointestinal surgery

• Partial gastrectomy
• Cholecystectomy, CBD exploration, choledochoduodenostomy
• Choledochojejunostomy for choledochal cyst
• Triple bypass for inoperable pancreatic cancer
• Hydatid cyst of liver
• Anterior resection of rectum
• Hemicolectomy – right, left, quartercolectomy etc
• Mesenteric cyst excision
• Vagotomy and gastrojejunostomy
• Duhamel surgery for Hirschprung’s disease
• Different enterostomy – gastrostomy, feeding jejunostomy, ileostomy, colostomy.

Genitourinary Surgery

• Nephrectomy
• Pyeloplasty
• Nephrolithotomy, pyelolithotomy, ureterolithotomy
• Cystolithotomy
• Urethral stricture
• Circumcision

Oncological procedure

• Mastectomy
• Parotidectomy
• Melanoma, squamous cell carcinoma of extremities
• Thyroidectomy
• Anterior resection and abdominoperineal resection of rectum
• Retroperitoneal sarcoma
• Ca Penis, Ca Testis
• Gastrointestinal malignancies

General and Miscellaneous:

• Hernias – inguinal, femoral, incisional and umbilical
• Debridement
• Subcutaneous and other swellings, ulcers and sinus excision
• Skin grafting
• Diabetic foot

4. Details of experience during HF medical fellowship at University of Michigan and University of Missourie
I had privilege to be selected for Hargobind Foundation Medical Visiting Fellowship at two different centers in USA.

1. University of Michigan:

Ann Arbor is the academic capital of Michigan. Here I worked at Motts Children Hospital, Department of Pediatric urology under the prestigious guidance of Dr. David Bloom, Dr. John Park and Dr. Julian Wan. In short stay of visit, I attended operation theatre, ward rounds, clinics, seminars and research laboratory every day. It used to be a hectic schedule to start day at 5:30 AM. Different aspect of pediatric urology with main emphasis on reconstructive urology, incontinence and endoscopic urology was learnt. Detailed and fruitful discussion on many urological issues broadened the views and approach to different conditions. Witnessing and assisting in different reconstructive surgeries in fact sharpened my skills.

2. University of Missorie:

Dr. Goerge Holcomb III, a well renowned laparoscopic pediatric surgeon is the chief of Department of Pediatric Surgery at Mercy Children Hospital at Kansas City. Different aspect of minimal invasive surgery and practical implications in country like India was studied there. Neonatal Laparoscopy, Lap assisted procedures for complicated surgeries was the mainstay of program.

REFEREE:

• INTERNATIONAL:

1. DR. ASHISH JIWANE Suite 26, Level 7, Prince of Wales Private Hospital, Barker Street , Randwick NSW 2031’
2. Dr John Park, Motts Children Hospital, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA

• NATIONAL:

1. Dr. Paras Kothari, Professor and Head, Department of Pediatric Surgery, LTM Medical College, sion, Mumbai

2. Dr. Bharati Kulkarni, Professor, Department of Pediatric Surgery, D Y Patil Medical College, Nerul, Navi Mumbai

• Local:

1. Dr. Subodh Gupta, Senior Surgeon, Nagpur
2. Dr. Raj Gajbhiye, Laparoscopic and Bariatric Surgeon, Nagpur

AIM IN LIFE: To be a Neonatal and Pediatric Urologist /Pediatric Surgeon of repute.