About Dr. Sadia Lanker
Dr Sadia Lanker holds a DNB in Obstetrics & Gynaecology from Sri Ramakrishna Hospital, Coimbatore, and a Diploma in OBGYN from GMC, Srinagar. She has also completed fellowships in Hysteroscopy and Minimal Access Surgery.
With over six years of experience, including her role as Consultant at Ujala Cygnus Superspeciality Hospital for a period of three years and Senior Resident at SKIMS, Srinagar and PSG Institute of Medical Sciences, Coimbatore, Dr. Lanker brings expertise in both routine and advanced obstetric and gynaecological procedures including laparoscopy and hysteroscopy.
Area of Expertise:
- Management of obstetric patients including high risk pregnancies.
- Management of all gynaecological disorders including minimal invasive surgeries.
- Colposcopy and cytology
Area of Interest:
- High risk pregnancy
- Infertility
- Management of Abnormal uterine bleeding
- Advanced laparoscopic and Hysteroscopic procedures
- Colposcopy for cervical lesions
Certifications:
- Advanced Life support in Obstetrics Provider Course (American Academy of Family Physicians)
- Certificate course in Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (FOGSI-GESTOSIS)
- Certificate course in Ethiskills Suture Practicum (ETHICON)
Working Experience:
- Senior Resident at SKIMS, Srinagar (3 years) and PSG Institute of Medical Sciences, Coimbatore (1 year)
- Consultant at Ujala Cygnus Superspeciality Hospital ( 2.5 years)
Awards & Achievement:
- Poster presention on Urosepsis in Pregnancy in YUVA FOGSI South Zone 2019 conference at Coimbatore.
- Breast Cancer awareness programs in Kashmir valley.
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