Dr. Smitha D S
Consultant - Fetal Medicine
Dr. Smitha D S is a consultant in Fetal Medicine and Fertility at Aster Whitefield Hospital with over 10 years of experience in the field of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. She completed her Masters in OBG at Calicut Government medical college, Kerala and later the Diplomate of National Board (DNB) degree in OBG under the National Board of Examinations, Delhi.
She has underwent specialist training in Fertility and obtained Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine from Gunasheela Fertility centre, Bengaluru under RGUHS University. She has also successfully completed the Fellowship programme under Dr. Adinarayana Makam at Adi advanced centre for fetal care, Bengaluru.
- Fertility
- Fetal Medicine
- Pre and Post conception genetic counselling
• AKCOG 2013- 1st prize poster, 2nd prize quiz.
• AKCOG 2014- 1st prize poster, 1st prize paper presentation.
• YUVA FOGSI South Zone - 2015 1st prize paper presentation.
• Third prize for poster
Membership
• MRCOG- Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, London
• MRCPI- Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, Ireland
• MICOG- Indian College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
• Genetic Counselling Certificate course from Harvard University
Papers Published
• ICMR project- Distribution of types of abnormal PAP smears in HIV patients 2006.
• e-cancer Journal publication: Small cell Neuroendocrine tumour of cervix.
• Journal of evidence based medicine and health care: Lamivudine treatment for HBsAg pregnant women(paper presentation in AKCOG won the 1st prize)
• Paraneoplastic syndrome presentations of all gynaecological neuroendocrine tumours- a case series (Paper presentation at Yuva Fogsi- 1st prize)
• International Federation of Fertility Societies 2016- Free paper- Role of IVM in reducing OHSS in high risk PCOS patients- 10 year study. .
• Sirenomelia case series- J. Fetal Med.- https://doi.org/10.1007/s40556- 021-00292-9
Professional Affiliations
- SFM- Joint Secretary of Karnataka chapter
- KMC
- IMA
- MRCOG
- MRCPI
- MICOG