Dr. Shweta Pediatric and Neonatal Surgeon

24/05/2026

24/05/2026

POSTERIOR URTHRAL VALVE
Birth defect leading to obstruction to passage of urine in newborns which can present as
1. Urinary retention in newborn
2.Dribbling of urine
3.Straining during micturition
4.Urinary tract infection presenting as fever and urosepsis

Meet your pediatric surgeon and pediatric Urologist without delay for optimal diagnosis and timely intervention.
# PUV # POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVE # PEDIATRIC SURGEON AND PEDIATRIC UROLOGIST # Dr Shweta Sarvodaya Hospital, Faridabad

24/05/2026

POSTERIOR URTHRAL VALVE
Birth defect leading to obstruction to passage of urine in newborns which can present as
1. Urinary retention in newborn
2.Dribbling of urine
3.Straining during micturition
4.Urinary tract infection presenting as fever and urosepsis

Meet your pediatric surgeon and pediatric Urologist without delay for optimal diagnosis and timely intervention.
# PUV # POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVE # PEDIATRIC SURGEON AND PEDIATRIC UROLOGIST # Dr Shweta Sarvodaya Hospital, Faridabad

10/05/2026

Pediatric Surgeon for the urological concerns in kids these concerns are linked to birth defect of developing urinary system in kids.

10/05/2026

Pediatric CYSTOSCOPY # Pediatric Surgeon and Urologist # POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVE

30/04/2026

Index case
1m 5 days male with persistent vomiting since 15-20 days. Non - bilious, progressive projectile, decreased oral intake,and loss of significant weight over 4 days ( 400 gram).
O/ E
Drowsy lethargic child, severely dehydrated, visible fullness in Epigastric region and demonstrable gastric peristalsis.

Clinic clues
1. First born male child
2. ⁠Onset of vomiting past 14 days of life ( D/ D GERD)
3. ⁠Nature of vomiting
4. ⁠Visible gastric peristalsis
Clinical Diagnosis
Infantile Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis

Duagnostic Confirmation:
Ultrasound whole abdomen To comment on pyloric muscle length and thickness.

INTERVENTION
1. Biochemical correction first
followed by
PYLOROMYOTOMY
A successful Pyloromyotomy brings immediate result provided we do it after optimisation of baby.

Thank you✨🙏

30/04/2026

Infantile Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis
# VOMITING IN NEWBORNS around 2 weeks of life

30/04/2026

VOMITING IN NEWBORNS # Infantile Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis
Index case
1m 5 days male with persistent vomiting since 15-20 days. Non - bilious, progressive projectile, decreased oral intake,and loss of significant weight over 4 days ( 400 gram).
O/ E
Drowsy lethargic child, severely dehydrated, visible fullness in Epigastric region and demonstrable gastric peristalsis.

Clinic clues
1. First born male child
2. ⁠Onset of vomiting past 14 days of life ( D/ D GERD)
3. ⁠Nature of vomiting
4. ⁠Visible gastric peristalsis
Clinical Diagnosis
Infantile Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis

Ultrasound whole abdomen : To comment on pyloric muscle length and thickness.( 22 mm length and 5.8 mm muscle thickness in our index case)

INTERVENTION
1. Biochemical correction first
followed by
PYLOROMYOTOMY ( BIANCHI)
A successful Pyloromyotomy brings immediate result provided we do it after optimisation of baby. No rush

Improperly corrected baby do no come out of anaesthesia and risk of post op ventilation and mortality is high.
Sharing the short video for correlation.

Thank you✨🙏

17/04/2026

Because your babies and kids are not mini adults ..so are their kidney concerns.Choose wisely.
# PEDIATRIC SURGEON AND PEDIATRIC UROLOGIST

09/04/2026

HYPOSPADIAS
A birth defect of male urethra where the boys p*es with a downward urinary stream because the urethra opens far from tip of p***s and there is associated downward bent of p***s with abnormal appearance.

One of the commonest birth defect seen in boys 1:250 births, but often undermined and neglected as it is not life threatening and we feel it can be dealt anytime?????
THE ODDS…
1.The social stigma of being talked about ones private or the most private affair.
2.The psychological trauma the growing kids feel when they experience the difference which makes them SHY p*eing in public place for the judgement they face everytime.
3."Kya fark padta hai" What difference does it make .Will get the correction when child grows.
All are TRUE to the core …which is the experience while dealing with the kids and the parents.

Many times the kid is directed to show themselves private part to n no of visitors and docs since early age just to reveal that there is something ODD AND OFF with his genitalia. Do you know what it does to the young MIND???IS IT HEALTHY THIS WAY...
With a logical thinking : THIS IMPACT CANNOT BE UNDERMINED.
We should know surgery is one very essential part to correct the problem but even before …. the TIMELY DIAGNOSIS AND COUNSELLING is more so important before it takes the TOLL on child’s psychosexual well being.
Correct age of repair : 1 year
( BEFORE THE PSYCHOSEXUAL AWARENESS develops presumably 2.5 years of age)
Hypospadias a common term but because of the variation in presentation , mastering the skill for correction is one of the toughest for PEDIATRIC UROLOGIST.
Decision making of the right choice of procedure. (there are more than 200 techniques)
and applying them skilfully has a long learning curve and it is equally enjoyable for a HYPOSPADIOLOGIST ( A term given for those who have keen interest in dealing HYPOSPADIAS as for PEDIATRIC SURGEONS this is the most common elective surgical procedure).
I have faced kids who are school going and come for consultation around 5-10 years of age and they do not p*e in school for fear 😨 of being seen and caught by p*ers as they have faced the MOCKERY.
Recurrent UTI and even a 7 year boy who politely told me when I was examining him: “MADAM mai to pani nahi p*eta taki susu karna na pade “.
And the mother exclaiming “ MADAM .. school bus se utar k bhaagta hua pehle toilet jata hai, pant bhi geeli ho jati hai susu rokne ki wajah se “

Just reciprocating the WORDS…
And the deliberate responsibility we share as the first hand PHYSICIAN for the right of parents and kids regarding the OPTIMAL COUNSELLING.

I hope 🤞 im able to convey my point.
# HYPOSPADIAS # IMMEDIATE COUNSELLING # TIMELY INTERVENTION FOR WHOLESOME CHILDHOOD
Regards
Dr Shweta Sharma
Pediatric Surgeon and Pediatric Urologist
Faridabad
# HYPOSPADIAS # PEDIATRIC SURGEON AND PEDIATRIC UROLOGIST # CORRECT AGE OF REPAIR 1 YEAR # Right Counselling at birth helps your prepare and win the ODDS.