Aesthetics
30 years
Dr. Rajesh Nathani is a Consultant Paediatric Surgeon associated with Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai. He specialises in surgical conditions affecting infants and children, with particular expertise in minimally invasive paediatric surgery.
Dr. Nathani has been involved in paediatric surgical practice since 1989 according to his professional website. Fortis Healthcare lists 30 years of experience. His qualifications include MS and MCh, and his medical training includes Topiwala National Medical College and Seth G. S. Medical College in Mumbai.
His documented specialist procedures include paediatric laparoscopy, thoracoscopy and bronchoscopy. These techniques use small instruments or cameras to examine and treat selected conditions involving the abdomen, chest or airways in children.
Dr. Nathani is associated with national professional organisations of paediatric surgeons and paediatricians. He participates in scientific meetings, continuing medical education programmes and professional teaching activities.
Families seeking assessment for a childhood surgical condition can consult Dr. Nathani to understand the diagnosis, available approaches and whether minimally invasive treatment may be suitable. The specific procedure depends on the child's age, anatomy and clinical condition.
Paediatric surgery consultation evaluates conditions that may require operative treatment in infants, children and adolescents. Assessment includes medical history, clinical examination and appropriate imaging. Treatment planning considers the child's age, growth and the condition's severity.
Paediatric laparoscopy uses a small camera and specialised instruments inserted through small abdominal incisions. It can help diagnose and treat selected surgical conditions in children. Suitability depends on the child's age, anatomy and the complexity of the procedure.
Paediatric thoracoscopy uses a camera and specialised instruments to examine or operate within the chest through small incisions. It may be considered for selected thoracic conditions. Careful planning and specialised anaesthesia are important because children have different physiological requirements.
Paediatric bronchoscopy uses a specialised instrument to examine the airways in infants and children. It may help assess selected airway abnormalities or obstructions. The technique and anaesthesia requirements depend on the child's age and clinical condition.
Minimally invasive paediatric surgery uses small instruments and cameras to perform selected operations with limited incisions. Potential benefits include smaller wounds and reduced postoperative discomfort. The approach must be suitable for the child's anatomy and condition.
Congenital surgical conditions are structural abnormalities present from birth that may affect different organs. Specialist evaluation identifies the condition and determines whether observation, medical support or surgery is needed. Management depends on the anatomical defect and the child's health.
Paediatric abdominal surgery treats selected conditions affecting the digestive and other abdominal organs. Procedures may involve open or minimally invasive approaches. Treatment planning considers diagnosis, imaging findings, age and the urgency of the condition.
Paediatric chest surgery may be required for selected structural abnormalities, infections or other conditions involving structures within the chest. The operation depends on the underlying diagnosis and may involve thoracoscopic or conventional techniques.
Follow-up after paediatric surgery helps monitor healing, recovery and any complications. Assessment may include wound examination, review of symptoms and monitoring of normal activity. The follow-up schedule depends on the procedure and child's recovery.
Paediatric airway assessment evaluates symptoms or anatomical concerns affecting breathing. Bronchoscopy may be considered in selected children when direct airway examination is needed. Investigation and treatment depend on the suspected cause and severity of breathing problems.
MS, MCh. The speciality of each qualification should be confirmed from primary credential records
aediatric surgical consultation, paediatric laparoscopy, paediatric thoracoscopy, paediatric bronchoscopy, minimally invasive childhood surgery, congenital surgical condition evaluation, paediatric abdominal surgery assessment, paediatric chest surgery evaluation.
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Quick answers to common questions about Dr. Rajesh Nathani
He is a consultant paediatric surgeon associated with Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai.
Fortis lists MS and MCh qualifications.
Fortis lists 30 years, while his professional website says he has practised since July 1989.
Yes. Minimally invasive surgery in children is a documented area of expertise.
Yes. Laparoscopy is explicitly mentioned in his official and professional profiles.
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