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MD (General Medicine), DM (Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine), FCCP (USA) European Diploma in Adult Respiratory Medicine
Department - Pulmonology
Senior Consultant - Pulmonology & Critical Care Medicine
MD (General Medicine), DM (Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine), FCCP (USA) European Diploma in Adult Respiratory Medicine
Senior Consultant - Pulmonology & Critical Care Medicine
Associate Consultant - Respiratory Medicine
Senior Consultant- Pulmonology & Critical Care Medicine
I underwent pulmonary rehabilitation at your Rehab Centre between November 2019 to February 2020. Just to give you a brief, I stay in Delhi and
Sir,
I am Ashok. V. Nesargi, a COPD patient of Dr. Sachin Kumar. I joined Pulmonary Rehabilitation on Doctor’s advice.I was reluctant to take the therapy
Dear Mr.Saril, This is for your kind information that, I was under going therapy sessions in your facility during the period from 11th Apr. to
My name is Ayesha. I would like to share my experience on pulmonary rehabilitation sessions I have been going through since last 2 months. I
Dear Sir,
On the advice of my consultant Dr. sachin Kumar, I joined Pulmonary Rehabilitation in your department under the able supervision of Ms Komal, I
I am a patient of Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) since 2014. During the course of my treatment, I had consulted Hospitals, like Apollo, Max, and
My experience of Pulmonary Rehabilitation at Sakra World Hospital
1. I have been under treatment for pulmonary problems including COPD by Dr. Sachin of Sakra
I, Dipak Chattopadhyay, came to Sakra World Hospital at Bangalore to get treatment for pulmonary disease of Dipak Chattopadhyay, resident of Hooghly, West Bengal. We
I have been referred by Dr Sachin Kumar to undergo 18 sitting of rehabilitation course in your department. As required I have completed the full
On the advice of my consultant Dr Sachin Kumar, I joined Pulmonary Rehabilitation in your department under the able supervision of Ms Komal, I started
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