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YogeshwariHospital

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Everything Yogeshwari Hospital offers across paediatric surgery, eye care, and emergency and day-care procedures in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.

Surgical team operating in a sterile theatre
Paediatric surgery

Surgery scaled to a child

A dedicated paediatric surgeon for newborns, infants and children — from keyhole abdominal surgery to paediatric urology, brain and spine procedures, and emergency trauma.

12 servicesPaediatric surgery department

Every paediatric surgery service

12 in total. Each one starts with an unhurried consultation and ends with written instructions to take home.

Led by Dr. Ramdas D. Nagargoje, M.Ch. (Paediatric Surgery)

A sleeping newborn baby wrapped in a soft blanket

Newborn & Infant Surgery

Surgery on newborns and young children, including congenital malformations that need correcting in the first days or weeks of life.

Surgeon operating through a small incision in a sterile field

Laparoscopic Abdominal Surgery

Keyhole abdominal procedures through a few millimetre-sized ports — less pain, a smaller scar and a faster return to normal activity than open surgery.

A child in the bright consulting room of a children's clinic

Paediatric Urology

Surgery of the kidney, ureter, bladder and genitalia in children, covering conditions such as hydronephrosis, reflux, hypospadias and undescended testis.

Clinician in scrubs and examination gloves before a procedure

Urodynamics Study & Treatment

Objective measurement of how a child's bladder fills and empties, used to plan treatment for daytime wetting, recurrent infection and neurogenic bladder.

A nurse reassuring a young child during an examination

Constipation Clinic

A dedicated clinic for chronic childhood constipation and soiling — assessment for an underlying cause first, then a structured bowel programme rather than repeat laxatives.

A parent holding their baby after a consultation

Prenatal Consultation & Guidance

Counselling for parents when a scan detects a congenital malformation before birth: what it means, what surgery may involve, and how delivery should be planned.

Cross-sectional brain MRI displayed on a reporting monitor

Brain & Spine Surgery

Paediatric neurosurgical procedures, including hydrocephalus and spinal dysraphism such as spina bifida and tethered cord.

A paediatric surgeon examining a young child during a consultation

Airway & Tracheal Treatment

Management of tracheal and airway problems in children, including stridor, narrowing and inhaled foreign bodies.

Surgeon working with fine instruments through a small access port

Endoscopy & Thoracoscopy

Diagnostic and therapeutic scope procedures of the gastrointestinal tract and the chest, avoiding a large incision wherever possible.

Surgical team operating in a sterile theatre

Emergency Paediatric Surgery

Urgent operative care for acute abdomen, obstruction, incarcerated hernia, torsion and other conditions where delay costs outcome.

Surgical team concentrating during an urgent operation

Accident & Trauma Care

Assessment and surgical management of childhood injury — falls, burns, road accidents and abdominal or chest trauma.

A smiling young child after a health check-up

Scientific Ear Piercing

Ear piercing performed under sterile conditions with correct placement and clear aftercare, avoiding the infection and keloid risk of unhygienic piercing.

Patient undergoing a computerised eye examination
Eye care services

Vision, checked properly

Most sight loss is preventable — if it is found in time. Comprehensive examination, vision testing, and screening for cataract, glaucoma and diabetic eye disease.

8 servicesEye care department

Every eye care services service

8 in total. Each one starts with an unhurried consultation and ends with written instructions to take home.

Led by Dr. Manisha Nagargoje (Sanap), D.O.M.S. (Mumbai)

Patient undergoing a computerised eye examination

Comprehensive Eye Examination

A full assessment of vision, refraction, eye pressure, and the front and back of the eye in a single sitting.

A prescription spectacle frame after vision testing

Vision Testing

Accurate refraction for spectacle and contact lens prescription, including testing for children and for near-work strain.

Ophthalmologist beside a slit lamp in the eye clinic

Cataract Consultation

Grading of the cataract, discussion of lens options, and an honest opinion on whether surgery will meaningfully help yet.

Optometrist measuring a patient at a computerised eye machine

Glaucoma Screening

Eye pressure measurement and optic nerve assessment — the only way to catch a condition that has no early symptoms.

Patient positioned at an eye-imaging machine for a retinal check

Diabetic Eye Examination

Dilated retinal examination for anyone living with diabetes, repeated annually, to find retinopathy while it is still treatable.

Ophthalmologist holding a trial frame in the eye clinic

Dry Eye Treatment

Assessment of tear film and ocular surface, with a treatment plan for burning, grittiness and screen-related strain.

Ophthalmologist beside the slit lamp in the examination room

Eye Infection Treatment

Prompt care for conjunctivitis, styes, lid inflammation and corneal infection, with clear guidance on preventing spread.

A child wearing a trial frame during a vision screening

Paediatric Vision Screening

Checks for squint, refractive error and lazy eye in children, where early detection changes the long-term outcome.

Clinical staff walking through the hospital corridor
Emergency & day care

When it cannot wait

Accident and trauma, acute abdomen, and the pre- and post-operative care around a planned procedure — including the cases where the right advice is to wait rather than operate.

6 services

Every emergency & day care service

6 in total. Each one starts with an unhurried consultation and ends with written instructions to take home.

Clinical staff walking through the hospital corridor

Accident & Emergency

Immediate assessment of childhood injury and acute surgical conditions, with a decision on whether the child needs theatre, admission or observation.

Gowned surgeon prepared for an emergency abdominal procedure

Acute Abdomen

Urgent evaluation of severe abdominal pain, vomiting and obstruction — appendicitis, intussusception, incarcerated hernia and torsion.

Clean, well-lit inpatient ward with individual beds

Day-care Surgery

Selected procedures completed with same-day discharge, so a child recovers at home rather than on a ward.

Anaesthetic monitoring and preparation in an operating theatre

Pre-operative Evaluation

Fitness assessment, necessary investigations and a written plan covering fasting, medication and what to bring on the day.

Private patient room with an attendant seating area

Post-operative Review

Structured follow-up after surgery to confirm healing is on track and to catch complications early.

Consultation room equipped for examination

Surgical Second Opinion

An independent review of an operation recommended elsewhere, with the reasoning explained in plain language — including when the answer is to wait.

Questions

The questions we are asked most often. If yours is not here, WhatsApp is the fastest way to get an answer.

Still not sure?

Describe the problem in a message and we will tell you whether it needs an appointment — and with which department.

Walk-in patients are seen during OPD hours, but booking ahead means a fixed slot and a much shorter wait. You can book online, send a WhatsApp message, or call the hospital directly. Emergencies are seen without an appointment.

Accepting new patients

Choose a department and pick a time that works. If you would rather just ask a question first, WhatsApp is usually the quickest way to reach us.