Dr. Shruti Jain, Fetal Medicine & Genetics Expert

08/11/2021

Fetus is the most beautiful miracle of nature and I am proud doctor of this miracle.Had an absolutely wonderful session on Fetus day. Was overwhelmed to share dias with stalwarts in the field..

08/10/2021

Glad to be invited as Faculty and delivering a lecture on Anomaly scan in MILAN FOGSI Perinatal CME. Perinatal conferences are always so wonderful.

07/10/2021

Glad to be invited as Faculty speaker in the 20th Annual CME of Noida Obstetrics & Gynaecological Society. I'll be speaking on " Pre-natal Diagnosis of Autosomal recessive disorders - Thalassemia perspective".

08/07/2021

Short video on echogenic intracardiac focus. It is an attempt to reduce anxiety amongst parents and aims at bursting certain myths.I hope it helps you..

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01/07/2021

'The best way to find yourself is to loose yourself in the service of others'
Happy Doctors day.

24/06/2021

Echogenic intracardiac focus is calcium deposition in heart of baby. It does not affect function of heart. It can be associated with Down syndrome. If Down syndrome is ruled out and heart is structurally normal, it is considered normal finding.

12/03/2021

A short informative video about importance of Anomaly scan or level II scan

01/01/2021

24/12/2020

Dual marker is an important test done during pregnancy to know the risk of unborn baby being affected with Down syndrome. In this short video I have explained Dual/ Double marker test : Why, when, how it is done and how the results are interpreted.

18/10/2020

Rare Feat: First-ever 'Intrauterine Transfusion' in Gautam Buddha Nagar Successfully performed by our Fetal Medicine Team of Kailash Hospital, Sec-27 Noida.

Congratulations to the Fetal Medicine Experts Dr. Neha Gupta, Dr. Pratima Dash & Dr. Shruti Jain. Well Done!

We bring Medical Excellence & Technology together under one roof to save lives.

18/10/2020

NATIONAL SPINA BIFIDA AWARENESS MONTH
National Spina Bifida Awareness Month is an annual designation observed in October. Spina Bifida is one of the most common permanently disabling birth defect. It takes place when a baby is in the womb and the spinal column doesn’t completely close. There are three different kinds of Spina Bifida: Occult Spinal Dysraphism, Spina Bifida Occulta, and Meningocele. Here are some risk factors to be aware of if you’re trying to conceive right now:
1. Folate deficiency. Folate, or Vitamin B-9 (also called folic acid when in food) is very important to the healthy development of a baby. A deficiency in this increases the risk of Spina Bifida and other neural tube defects.
2. Family history of neural tube defects. If you’ve had children with a neural tube defect before, or if someone in your immediate family has, the risk increases. However, a majority of babies born with Spina Bifida have no family history of the impairment.
3. Certain medications. Many anti-seizure medications that are taken during pregnancy can cause neural tube defects because they interfere with the body’s ability to use folate and folic acid.
4. Diabetes and obesity. If either of these exist pre-pregnancy, your child has a higher risk of being born with Spina Bifida.
Although there is nor permanent cure for spina bifida , this condition can be very well recognized before the birth with Level II or anomaly ultrasound.

Dr Shruti Jain medicine Expert Expert anomaly scan ultrasound II scan # Genetic counselling I scan risk pregnancy medicine Expert Noida # Greater Noida Extension