Paediatric
30 years
Dr. Mangesh Pate is a Senior Consultant Paediatrician and Neonatologist associated with Fortis Hospital, Kalyan, and Jupiter Hospital, Dombivli, Maharashtra. Both hospitals report 30 years of professional experience in paediatric outpatient, inpatient, emergency and neonatal care.
He completed MBBS from B. J. Medical College, Pune University, in 1990, followed by MD in Paediatrics from the same institution in 1994. His professional practice focuses on caring for newborns, infants, children and adolescents with a range of medical conditions.
Dr. Pate's documented areas of expertise include paediatric respiratory medicine, infectious diseases, growth and development, nutrition and preventive paediatrics. Clinical evaluation helps identify childhood illnesses and determine appropriate investigations, treatment and follow-up.
His neonatology expertise includes neonatal stabilisation and resuscitation, intubation, surfactant therapy, umbilical catheter placement and exchange transfusion. He also has documented experience with CPAP, non-invasive ventilation and mechanical ventilation in neonatal care.
He is involved in the management of paediatric emergencies, developmental and behavioural concerns and long-term childhood medical conditions. His approach to care includes attention to preventive healthcare, immunisation and age-appropriate medical assessment.
Dr. Pate is affiliated with professional organisations including the Indian Academy of Paediatrics, National Neonatology Forum and Indian Medical Association. His Jupiter Hospital profile also records contributions to medical ethics, healthcare policy and medical education. Families seeking paediatric or neonatal consultation can enquire about appointments at his associated hospitals.
General paediatric consultations assess illnesses and health concerns affecting infants, children and adolescents. Medical evaluation includes symptom history, examination, growth assessment and appropriate investigations. Treatment depends on the child's age and clinical findings.
Neonatal stabilisation involves assessing and supporting newborn babies who require additional medical care. Treatment may include temperature regulation, glucose monitoring, respiratory assistance and cardiovascular support depending on the infant's condition.
Neonatal resuscitation provides immediate medical support to newborns who experience difficulty breathing or adapting after birth. Interventions are selected according to the baby's heart rate, breathing and response to initial care.
Respiratory diseases in children may cause coughing, wheezing, fever or breathlessness. Medical assessment helps distinguish infections, asthma and other conditions. Treatment may include medication, oxygen or specialist support according to severity.
Childhood infections can affect different organ systems and may present with fever or other symptoms. Evaluation includes clinical examination and selected laboratory tests. Treatment depends on the likely infection and the child's health.
Growth and developmental assessments review a child's height, weight, developmental milestones and functional abilities. Monitoring can help identify growth concerns or developmental delays that require further examination or specialist intervention.
Childhood immunisation protects against selected infectious diseases. Vaccination schedules are planned according to age, medical history and national recommendations. Paediatric consultations can help parents understand vaccine requirements and precautions.
Adolescent health consultations address physical development, nutrition, growth, behaviour and other health concerns during teenage years. Assessment considers individual medical history and developmental needs, with specialist referrals when appropriate.
Surfactant therapy may be used for selected premature newborns with respiratory distress syndrome. It helps improve the function of immature lungs. Treatment is provided in an appropriately equipped neonatal care setting.
Neonatal respiratory support includes continuous positive airway pressure, non-invasive ventilation or mechanical ventilation when necessary. The appropriate support depends on breathing effort, oxygenation and the newborn's clinical condition.
Exchange transfusion is a specialised neonatal procedure used in selected serious conditions, including severe jaundice. It involves gradually replacing portions of the baby's blood under intensive monitoring and requires careful medical assessment.
Paediatric emergency care addresses sudden or serious illness in children. Assessment focuses on breathing, circulation, consciousness and other vital functions. Treatment depends on the specific emergency and available hospital facilities.
MBBS, MD (Paediatrics)
General paediatric care, neonatal care and stabilisation, paediatric emergencies, childhood respiratory conditions, paediatric infectious diseases, growth and developmental assessment, childhood nutrition, adolescent healthcare, immunisation, behavioural paediatrics, neonatal resuscitation, neonatal intubation, surfactant therapy, umbilical arterial and venous catheter insertion, exchange transfusion, CPAP, non-invasive ventilation and mechanical ventilation.
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Quick answers to common questions about Dr. Mangesh Pate
Yes. His hospital profiles document extensive neonatology experience, including neonatal stabilisation and resuscitation.
Yes. Paediatric respiratory medicine is one of his documented areas of expertise.
Yes. Paediatric infectious diseases are listed among his clinical interests.
Yes. Growth, development and behavioural paediatrics are included in his professional profile.
Yes. Preventive paediatrics and immunisation are specifically listed.
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