Ajit’s Life-changing Squint Surgery

Remember the time when you had a bad haircut or had an injury that was visible to everyone? Remember how you thought everyone was looking at you and you wished you’d become invisible? Now imagine that happening every single day since your childhood. Mr. Ajit Kulkarni* knew this feeling too well. A banker by profession, he was very sincere and hard working. After a few years, Ajit was promoted to become the manager of his bank. And that is when Ajit decided that he could not go on like this.

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Squint in Normal Children

3rd May 2018: We are glad to introduce to you our latest initiative – Pediatric Pearls. With this, we hope to keep giving you little clinical tidbits related to pediatric super specialties that you will definitely find useful in your practice. This week we focus on squint – we all know that Squint may be normal in the initial few months. But did you know how common it could be? (more…)

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Shunt Dysfunction in Hydrocephalus

10th October 2017:

We all are well aware of the common signs of shunt dysfunction in infants and toddlers with hydrocephalus –  enlarged head, irritability, drowsiness, full tense fontanelles when upright, seizures etc. But did you know that there is an eye sign that may be an early sign of a shunt dysfunction? (more…)

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Should I be worried about my Baby’s Crossed Eyes?

When is it safe to take my baby out in public? Should I wake my baby to feed him? Should I worry about my baby’s green stools? Is it normal for my baby to have crossed eyes? These are just a few of the questions that new mothers worry about. Today we try and answer one of these – should you be worried about your baby’s crossed eyes? (more…)

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