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  Dr Amita Doshi - Nene
  Consultant Chest Physician, Sleep Medicine   Specialist and Interventional Bronchoscopist
 MD, DETRD, FCCP (USA)
 Bombay Hospital and Medical Research  Centre
 12, New Marine Lines,
 Marine Lines,
 Mumbai.
 Maharashtra, INDIA.
Dr. Amita Doshi
Dr. Amita Doshi


The Fellowship of the American College of Chest Physicians (FCCP -  2002) .
The ACLS and BLS (Critical Care certification of the American Heart Association)..
Training in interventional bronchoscopy at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Bombay Hospital is the largest hospital in the city, with bed strength of 950. This multi specialty hospital offers all modern healthcare facilities including Pulmonary Function testing and the latest diagnostic and therapeutic bronchoscopy equipment. We perform all types of interventional bronchoscopic procedures.

We also have a contemporary Sleep Laboratory, where we screen, diagnose and treat people with 'sleep apnoea'. As you are aware, sleep apnoea is a grossly under-diagnosed and eminently treatable condition seen commonly in snorers and obese individuals. On inquiry they give history of un-refreshing sleep and day time sleepiness. On clinical suspicion, we can diagnose such problems by an overnight sleep study (costing between 400 and 500 USD ). Once diagnosed, such patients can be treated very effectively with a C-PAP machine, which has literally changed lives of many patients!

We offer Chest Treatments:

  1. Diagnosis and treatment of Sleep apnoea
  2. Diagnostic bronchoscopies
  3. Bronchoscopic biopsies and stenting
  4. Evaluation and treatment of pulmonary disorders like bronchial asthma, pulmonary fibrosis, interstitial lung disease, and lung infections.
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