Dr. Arpit Sharma

Speciality:       Pediatric – ENT
Experience:    12 Years of Experience
Hospital:          SRCC Children’s Hospital, Mumbai

Brief About Doctor:

• Dr. Arpit Sharma has passed MBBS from Grant Medical College & JJ Group of hospitals, Mumbai and M.S. ENT from Seth GS Medical College & King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, Mumbai. 
• He has more than 12 years of teaching experience at Seth G.S. Medical College, Mumbai.
• He has special interest in pediatric and adult airway surgery and has over a decade of experience in managing laryngotracheal stenosis. 

Awards:

• Indian Society of Otology- Pr Patrice Tran Ba Huy Travel Fellowship 2008. Clinical observer ship in Lateral Skull Base Surgery at Hospital Lariboisiere, Paris, France for 3 weeks in September 2009
• European Skull Base Society World fellowship at 6th International Congress of the World Federation of Skull Base Societies and the 10th European Skull Base Society Congress 2012 held at Brighton, U.K from the 16-19 May, 2012
• International visiting Scholarship by American Academy of Otolaryngology Head Neck Surgery Foundation (AAOHNSF) to attend Annual meeting of American Academy of Otolaryngology & Head Neck Surgery at Orlando, USA in 2014
• Observership at Center of Cranial Base surgery, UPMC, Pittsburgh, USA for 3 weeks in September 2014 under Professor Carl Snyderman
• National Talent Search Scholarship in 1994 till 2001 (among the 750 students selected all over India)

Specialization:

• Paediatric Airway Surgery
• Laryngotracheal Reconstructive Surgery
• Swallowing disorders
• Airway reconstructive surgery
• removal of tracheostomy tube
• Relieving upper airway obstruction 
• Avoiding tracheostomy insertion
• Cartilage grafting
• Tracheal and Cricotracheal Resection
• Endoscopic Surgery 
• Laryngomalacia

List of Treatment:

• Pediatric ENT
• Airway Surgery
• Reconstructive Middle Ear Surgery
• Surgery Of The Facial Nerve
• Congenital Ear Problem Treatment

Education:

• MS (ENT)
• DNB (ENT)
• Diploma in Otorhinolaryngology (DORL)
• Fellowship in skull base surgery