Pregnancy ultrasound, high-risk monitoring, abnormal scan counselling and selected prenatal diagnostic or therapeutic procedures are relevant areas.
Dr Surabhi Dube
Director of Maa Clinic, Maternal & Fetal Medicine Centre in Bhopal, with specialist work across pregnancy scans, fetal medicine, high-risk pregnancy and birth.
Detailed assessment should lead to a clearer conversation about what is known, what remains uncertain and what comes next.
Where her work comes together.
Assessment across key stages of pregnancy.
Explore scans→Closer monitoring and specialist planning when risk factors or findings need attention.
Explore high-risk care→Antenatal consultations, planning and delivery care.
Explore pregnancy care→Specialist training across obstetrics, gynaecology and perinatology.
Her postgraduate and fellowship training combines routine obstetric care with focused high-risk pregnancy and fetal-medicine work.
- 2012Master’s in Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Gandhi Medical College, Barkatullah Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal
- 2015DNB in Obstetrics & Gynaecology
- 2016FNB in High-Risk Pregnancy & Perinatology, Fernandez Hospital, Hyderabad
Clinical work, teaching and professional participation.
- Director, Maa Clinic, Maternal & Fetal Medicine Centre at Bhopal
- Visiting consultant in various hospitals
- Member of FOGSI, BOGS, ISOPARB, SFM and IMS
Milestones from her academic and professional record.
- MP PREPG Rank 19 in 2012
- MBBS Gold Medallist
- Invited speaker at state and national conferences
- Second prize for a poster presentation on acute abdomen in pregnancy at OGSH Yukti Annual CME, Hyderabad, March 2017
A practical sequence, not a generic promise.
- 01
Listen
Relevant history, present concerns and the reason for the visit.
- 02
Assess
A consultation or scan shaped by the clinical question.
- 03
Explain
Findings and limitations in language you can follow.
- 04
Plan
A clear next step, follow-up or referral when needed.
Questions about consulting Dr Surabhi Dube
Choose the appointment according to whether you need consultation, pregnancy imaging or a procedure discussion.
Call with the report name and referral in front of you. Reception can identify the appropriate appointment length and type.
Bring the images and reports. Whether repeat imaging is needed depends on the clinical question and image availability.
Confirm the current companion policy when booking. Many patients find support useful for complex discussions.
It focuses on specialist imaging, risk assessment, prenatal diagnosis and pregnancy planning around a specific concern.