Dr Zenith Sinojiya
MD, DNB - Physician and Critical Care
Degree
16 Years
Experience
Specializations :
MD Physician
Critical Care
Working At
Chikitsa OTP Center,
Rajkot
Verified
16+
Years of Experience
Degree
MD, DNB - Physician and Critical Care
Language
English,Hindi,Gujarati
About Doctor
Dr Zenith Sinojiya is a senior consultant physician and intensivist with over 22 years of experience in critical care and internal medicine. He holds MD and DNB qualifications along with the European Diploma in Intensive Care Medicine (EDIC). He is currently practicing at Sterling Hospital, Rajkot, and has previously worked at Sharda Hospital, Jamnagar and Christ Hospital, Rajkot. His expertise includes ICU management of trauma, cardiac, neuro, surgical, and other complex medical cases. He is also trained in ECMO, advanced echocardiography, and mechanical ventilation. He is a member of the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine and Indian Medical Association.
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Adults should undergo a routine health checkup annually, especially if they have chronic conditions or risk factors for disease.
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