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NEURO-DEVELOPMENTAL, METABOLIC AND GENETICS CLINICS
Neuro- developmental clinic:
This special clinic is mainly to review the global development of infants and children in conjunction with the developmental pediatrician, pediatric neurologist, physiotherapist, occupational therapist, speech and hearing therapist and a dietician.
The child is evaluated by Dr. Lokesh in his clinic (11am to 1:130pm 3:30PM to 5:30PM Monday to Saturday), and then further plan of management is chalked out.
Appointments need to taken from the hospital (call 040-23399888)
Dr. Shakila Naidu (Consultant clinical psychologist) is available every Tuesday 2pm to 5pm for developmental assessment (I.Q and D.Q. testing), counseling of children with ADHD, learning disorders and Autism,behavior and their modification therapy.
Appointments need to taken from the hospital (call 040-23399888).
Nutritionist, Dr. Brundavani is available between 10am to 4pm Monday to Saturday to help plan diet for all such children with special needs.
Please confirm appointment with her by calling at 040-23399888.
Neuro-metabolic and genetic clinics:
This clinic is jointly run between Dr. Lokesh (pediatric Neurologist) and Dr. Radha Ramadevi (consultant pediatrician, genetist and fellow inborn errors of metabolism)
The timings are, 10am to 12noon Monday to Saturday.
Appointments need to taken from the hospital (040-23399888) before hand.
Our Neuro developmental and metabolic disorders team.
Dr. Lokesh Lingappa
MD.,DM,MRCPCH,FellowinPediatricNeurology(U.K),
ConsultantPediatricNeurologist
Dr. Satish Ghanta
MD(PED) Neonatologist (Australia) ConsultantPediatricIntensivist(Australia)
Accredited-Bayley'sdevelopmentalassessment
Dr. A. Radha Rama Devi
MD Ped, Cert. in Genetic Eng., Fellow in IEM (UK)
Senior Consultant Pediatrician Incharge Genetic Division
Dr Shakila Naidu (Consultant Clinical Psychologist)
D.M.S.P (NIMHANS),PhD(NIMHANS),M.Ed(Ed.Psy.U.S.A.),F.I.A.C.P.
High risk infant follow up Clinic
Infant spends time in Neonatal I.C.U because of problem that call for special care. While most of
these problems are not long term, we know now that some children who require intensive care at
birth are at a greater risk than normal for Developmental delay. However these delays can be reduced if
they are identified and addressed early on.
Who are at risk for developmental delay?
Neonates with..
- Low birth wt
- Premature and ventilated
- Birth asphyxia
- Congenital anomalies
- Chromosomal anomalies
- Respiratory distress syndrome
- Septicemia ( infection)
- Hearing and vision difficulty
- Brain hemorrhage
- Seizures

- Nutritional deprivation
“The high risk infant follow up program” provides children who have been in NICU with periodic developmental assessments. We would like to offer this service to your family during your child's early years. We feel that both you & your child can benefit from the program. A delay/ deviation in development may be detected early, evaluated and therapy can be started if it is appropriate. This reduces the chances of further developmental delay.
“The high risk infant follow up program” provides periodic evaluation of your child at Rainbow Children's Hospital.
This evaluation takes place when your child is (6 weeks, 4 month, 9 month, 18 month and 2½ years and 3&1/2yrs).
The evaluation includes developmental screening test & a routine physical exam to see how your child is progressing in gross motor skills such as rolling, sitting, walking, fine motor such as tracking, reaching & grasping objects, eye hand co-ordination skills, language skills such as cooing, babbling, first word, social interaction such as smiling & reacting to strangers.
Thus, 'high risk infant follow up program' provides comprehensive evaluation of follow up services for children form birth to age 3½ years. Our services are geared to improving or baby's growth development of nutritional states.
Our main objective of high risk infant follow up program is to detect any medical, neurological or developmental abnormalities & provide early intervention if needed.
Dr. Lokesh Lingappa
MD., DM, MRCPCH, Fellow in Pediatric Neurology (U.K),
Consultant Pediatric Neurologist
Dr. Satish Ghanta
MD (PAED) Neonatologist (Australia) Consultant Pediatric Intensivist (Australia)
Accredited-Bayley's developmental assessment
Dr. Dinesh Kumar Chirla
MD; DM (Neonatology), Neonatal Fellow (Aus), MRCP (UK), CCST (UK), Director of Intensive Care Services.
Dr. Venkat lakshmi Alla 
MD; DCH, Fellow Neonatology (Aus), Consultant Neonatologist & Pediatrician
Dr. Pranita
MOTh
Occupational therapist
Dr. Neha
MPT
Physiotherapist
Dr. Farhana / Dr.Ravi Kumar
Speech and Language therapist
Dr Brindavani
Nutritionist
Dr. Srilakshmi
MD Psychiatry
Child Psychiatrist
Day : Every Tuesday
Time: 11:00am to 1:00pm
Place: Rainbow Children's Hospital
Road No-10, Banjara Hills
Hyderabad.
For appointments Call
040-23399888

Pediatric Rehabilitation
The rehabilitation team is a group of doctors, each of whom possess a particular expertise, is responsible for making individual decisions, but together hold a common purpose. We consider our rehabilitation team successful only when there is a solid rehabilitation program in place working towards the short and the long term goals for the children.
A complete and medical and paramedical team that provides a specialist pediatric rehabilitation service which caters specifically to children and offers therapy and medical interventions that optimize function and maximizes participation in all settings.
Paediatric Physiotherapy (10am to 4pm Monday to Saturday)
Paediatric Occupational therapy (10am to 4pm Monday to Saturday)
Speech and Language pathology (11am to 1pm Monday to Saturday)
Appointments need to taken from the hospital (call 040-23399888).
Our Pediatric rehabilitation Team..
Dr. Neha
MPT
Physiotherapist
Dr. Pranita
MOTh
Occupationaltherapist
Dr. Farhana/Dr. RaviKiran
SpeechandLanguagetherapist
Dr. Brindavani
Ph.D CPNS (USA) Consultant Nutritionist

Nutrition Clinics
Department of Nutrition
Rainbow nutrition clinics offer individual nutrition care for children and to women.
The clinic is run by Dr. Brindavani (PhD CPNS (USA) from Monday to Saturday 10am to 4pm.
Nutrition health assessment involves anthropometry, body composition analysis, nutritional scoring, diet intake history, eating patterns and eating disorder evaluation. Individual therapeutic meal plans are meticulously calculated for all macro and micro nutrients and the clients are exclusively counseled.
Pediatric nutrition specialties:
The clinic addresses nutrition needs for children from birth through adolescence. Special focus on children vegetarian diets, infants who are on breastfeeding or transitioning to solid foods as well as those with:
- Poor weight gain/Failure To Thrive (FTT)
- Malabsorption
- Food allergies and intolerances
- Feeding problems (cerebral palsy/seizures - tube feeding guidance)
- Healthy eating - personalized counseling for kids about food groups and portion sizes
- Obesity and weight management
- Inborn Errors of Metabolism (IEM)
- Gastroenterology, liver and nutrition clinic - Intractable diarrheas, chronic constipation, reflux, short bowel yndrome, Cow's Milk Protein Intolerance (CMPI)
- Peri-operative nutrition support
- Home enteral nutrition
- Total parenteral nutrition
- Nutritional anemias and other micro nutrient deficiencies
- Eating disorders
- Sports nutrition
- Kidney diseases
- Hyperlipidemias
- Juvenile diabetes
- Oncology and nutrition
Perinatal nutrition specialties

- Nutrition support for high-risk pregnancy
- Gestational diabetes
- Metabolic syndromes (high cholesterol and triglycerides, impaired glucose tolerance, hypertension)
- Weight management for women
- PCOS
- Osteoporosis
- Healthy eating
The Clinic is on Monday to Saturday 10am to 4pm.Please call 040-23399888 for appointment. |