CURRICULUM VITAE

PERSONAL DATA

Name: Shailini Singh, M.D., FRCS (C), FACOG

Home Address: 232 Somerville RD , Basking Ridge, 07920. USA

Telephone: USA Cell 202-669-5994,

Citizenship: USA

EDUCATION

Date                             Institution                                                                    Degree

7/1960 – 6/1962            Banaras Hindu University, India                         Pre-Med

7/1962 – 6/1967            Lady Harding Medical College                            M.B.B.S (MD)

                                    University of Delhi, India

POST GRADUATE TRAINING

7/1969 – 6/1970            U of Alberta Hospital, Edmonton, Canada           Rotating Internship

7/1970 – 6/1971            General Surgery, Royal Alexandra Hospital,       Resident

                                    University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta,

7/1971 – 6/1973            Department Obstetrics and Gynecology,             Resident

                                    Foothills Hospital, University of Calgary,

7/1973 – 6/1974            Department Obstetrics and Gynecology,             Chief Resident

                                    Foothills Hospital, U of Calgary, Canada

1/1975 – 1/1976            Harvard Medical School, Brigham and                Fellowship in

                                    Women's Hospital and Joslin Diabetes               Maternal-Fetal

                                    Center at Deaconess medical center,                 Medicine

                                    Boston, Massachusetts

3/1979 – 3/1981            University of Colorado Health Sciences             Fellowship in Fetal

1971 - 1974                  Initial Ob. Ultrasound training during Ob. /Gyn. residency

1975 - 1976                  Further training in Obstetric Ultrasound and Ultrasound Guided Procedures during Fellowship at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass., under the supervision of Late Dr. F. Frigoletto (MFM) and Dr. Jason Birnholtz (Radiologist)

1976 -1977                   Harvard Community health plan, Staff ob. / Gyn and MFM specialist

1977 - 1979                  MIT Health plan, Staff Ob. /Gyn., and Perinatologist

1979 - 1990                  Further training during Fetal Physiology/ Clinical MFM Fellowship at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center under the guidance of Late Dr. Kenneth Gottesfeld (Obstetrician/Gynecologist). During this period as an MFM fellow and faculty in the department of Ob. /Gyn., I continued collaborating with Dr. Michael Manco-Johnson and Dr. Deloris Pretorius in the Department of Radiology.

1990 - 1992                  Washington Hospital Center supervised Obstetric Ultrasound

1993 - Summer             Diagnosis, Ultrasound Guided Procedures: Fetal Blood Sampling, Intra-vascular Fetal Transfusion, Chorionic Villus Sampling, Fetal tissue sampling, fetal bladder, and other Shunting procedures, Embryoscopy, with Dr. F. Daffos (Institute De Puerie Culture) and Dr.Yves Dumez (Port Royal Hospital), Paris, France

2/1996 – 3/1998            Sinai Hospital of Baltimore established the Institute for Maternal-Fetal Health of Obstetric Ultrasound Program. Initiated Ultrasound Guided Invasive Fetal Diagnostic procedures: Fetal Blood Sampling, Intra-vascular Fetal Transfusion, and Amniocentesis. AIUM Accredited.

9/1998 – 5/2000            Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, St. Barnabas Health Care System, Initiated Chorionic Villus biopsy, Fetal blood Sampling, Fetal Transfusion, Genetic scan, and fetal echo screening.

9/2000 – 6/2003            Associate-director of Prenatal Diagnostic Center at Pascack Valley Hospital. (AIUM certification for the unit)

8/2002                          NT certification by Fetal Foundation of UK

11/2005 - 2021              NT certification by MFMFoundation of USA

5/2006 - 2021                Nasal bone certification by Fetal Foundation of UK

2021                             NT/NB certified by NTQR

10/28/2007                    AIUM re-accreditation of the Perinatal Center@ Cabell Huntington Hospital

7/2003 – 8/31/2010       Director of Perinatal Center, Cabell Huntington Hospital, and Professor of Ob./GYN. Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, Established the Perinatal Center in Feb. 2004 with electronic Dicom image archiving, paperless reporting, and auto faxing to referring MDs, accreditation at the Perinatal Center at the end of the first year of opening, Huntington, WV

3/2010                          NT and NB certification by FMF foundation

8/2016                          AIUM Reaccredited NYU Brooklyn, NY

2018                             Helped AIUM reaccreditation at RWJBH, NBIMC that had lapsed

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CERTIFICATIONS

6/13/1974                     Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of

                                    Canada, F.R.C.S. (C)

9/15/1976                     American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology

1977                             Fellow of American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology

12/9/1983                     Sub- specialty Certification, Maternal-Fetal Medicine,

2000 – 2021                 ABC/ MOC Re-Certification in Ob. /Gyn and MFM

2002                             Teacher Certification in Yoga by American Yoga Academy

2002                             Certified in Yoga in Pregnancy by Kripalu Yoga Center, Lenox, Mass.

2002                             Diploma in Fetal Medicine by Fetal Foundation of UK.

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS, LICENSES

2000                             Medical Licensure in New York (# 219557-1 Active)

1998                             Medical Licensure in New Jersey (# MA 068269, active)

2014                             Medical licensure in Pennsylvania ( MD 451317 3/19/2014-12/13/22)

2021                             Medical License in Florida ( # ME152907  9/15/21 to 1/31/24

1974                             FLEX

1968                             ECFMG (# 102-808-3)

HOSPITAL AND CLINICAL APPOINTMENTS:

11/1/2022 – present      Director of Prenatal Ultrasound Center and metabolic syndrome Center and interim MFM Director at JFK Hackensack Meridian university medical center

03/24/2022- present      MFM consultant to Atlantic health care system, Morristown, NJ  

09/01/2020- 6/2022       MFM consultant Precious Perinatology, Avenel, NJ

02/2021- 1/2022            Contract MFM faculty St. Peters Hospital, Albany NY

8/01/2020 - 09/30/2020  Part-time MFM consultant in NJ with Roshan, MFM from NY

06/01/2017-06/30/2020  MFM consultant, Coordinator of Diabetes and pregnancy program, Coordinator of research for Ob./Gyn. residency research at RWJBH Newark Beth Israel Medical center

5/27/2014- 09/20/17      Director of MFM and Metabolic syndrome Center, Lutheran Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY and NYU Langone Brooklyn, NY.

7/01/2010- 5/30/2014    Director of Maternal Fetal Medicine and Metabolic Syndrome Center at WCHOB and Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital, Buffalo, NY

9/ 2010- 3/2011             Contract work with WCHOB as MFM consultant

7/2003 - 9/2010             Director of Perinatal Center and Medical Director of Perinatal diabetes center at Cabell Huntington Hospital, Huntington, WV

9/2000 - 2004                Maternal –Fetal specialist and Associate -director at Prenatal Diagnostic Center at Pascack Valley Hospital, Westwood, NJ.

12/ 2000 – 9/2001         Director of Obstetrics and Maternal Fetal Medicine, Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, NY

9/1998 - 5/2000             Director of Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Director Ante-partum Assessment Lab., Newark Beth Israel Medical center, an affiliate of Saint Barnabas Care System

2/1996 - 3/1998             Director of Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Head of Fetal Diagnostic section, Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland

7/1995- 8/1995              Visiting Staff attending at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

9/1993 – 8/1994            Fulbright Scholar and Visiting Staff attending at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India

9/1993 – 8/1994            Visiting Staff attending at Safdarjang Hospital and All India Medical Institute, New Delhi, India

5/1990 – 6/1992            Director of Obstetrics and Maternal Fetal Medicine, Washington Hospital Center, Washington, D.C.

3/1979 – 4/1990            Staff attending at University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, Colorado

1988 – 1990                  Director of prenatal diagnostic center, CU medical center , Denver Colorado

1/1975 – 2/1979            Staff attending at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (Boston Hospital for Women)

3/1977 – 3/1979            Obstetrician-Gynecologists / MFM specialist, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts

2/1976 – 2/1977            Obstetrician-Gynecologists / Perinatologist, Harvard Community Health Plan, Cambridge, Massachusetts

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS:

9/1/2015 – 5/31/2017     Director of MFM and Metabolic syndrome Center at NYU Langone,      

                                    Brooklyn, NY

9/1/2011 - 05/24/2014    Professor Dept of Ob. /gyn. and Director of Maternal Fetal Medicine at University of Buffalo

7/2003 – 9/2010            Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Maternal Fetal Medicine, Joan C Edwards School of Medicine, Marshall University, Director of Perinatal Center and Medical Director Perinatal Diabetes Center at Cabell Huntington Hospital, Huntington, WV

9/1990 – 12/2003          Clinical Associate Professor Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, D.C.

7/1995 -12/1995            Visiting Associate Professor, Dept. Ob-Gyn, Yale Medical School,

                                    New-Haven, CT, on assignment to Saudi-U.S. University Project, King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Center, Riyadh, S. Arabia

9/1993 – 8/1994            Visiting Scientist to Science Department of United States Embassy, New Delhi, India

3/1988 – 4/1990            Associate Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Director of Fetal Medicine and Ob. Genetics at University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, Colorado

4/1981 – 4/1988            Assistant Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, Colorado1979 - 1981Instructor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver

1/1975 – 1/1979            Instructor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Harvard Medical School, Boston Hospital for Women, Boston, Massachusetts

2/1968 – 4/1969            Department of Pharmacology, Research Associate, University of Alberta

                                    Edmonton, Canada

HONORS AND VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS

10/1/12 – 6/30/13          2^nd Senior Fulbright-Nehru Research Scholar award, India, to establish the normative data using non invasive hemodynamics by advanced Impedance Cardiography and study the effects of metabolic syndrome in pregnancy

4/2009                          senior member of American Institute of Ultrasound Medicine

12/ 2006                       Inducted as a fellow in the International Medical Sciences Academy

11/1994                        Visiting Professor with Indo USA fund of NIH : The Commonwealth Association for Mental Handicap and Developmental Disabilities/ World Health Organization conference on Birth Asphyxia / Head Injury, Bangalore, India, sponsored by Office of International Health, Department of Health and Human Services

9/1993 – 8/1994            1^st Senior Fulbright Scholar to India by Council for International Exchange of Scholars, studied the effects of chronic maternal anemia on fetal oxygenation and endocrine adaptations.

1993                             Visiting Professor, Office of International Health, Department of Health and Human Services

1990                             Fulbright Foreign Travel Scholarship Awarded by Council for International Exchange of Scholars (deferred)

SOCIETIES

Society of Maternal Fetal Medicine (active)

American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (active)

American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (active)

American Diabetes Association, Pregnancy and Exercise Council (active)

Association of Professors Gynecology and Obstetrics (active)

International Fetal Medicine and Surgery Society (IFMSS, inactive)

Indian Society for Prenatal Diagnosis and Therapy

Kennedy Institute of Ethics (inactive)

Mountain States Reg. Genetic Services Network and Prenatal Diagnosis Committee (inactive)

American Medical Women Association, (inactive)

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE:

EXTRAMURAL

2009                 WV chapter of Perinatal partnership, helped initiate and organize statewide tele consultation program

2004                 On the Board of March of Dimes, WV chapter, involved with Prematurity prevention program in WV

1999 -              Ad Hoc reviewer of cases for accreditation by AIUM and site visitor for AIUM

1998 -               Active member of North American Diabetes Research Society to

                        Participate in national collaborative research protocols

1995 -               Ad-hoc consultant on Clinical Chemistry and Clinical Toxicology devise Panel

1991 -               Consultant on FDA Instrument Approval Committee,

                        Member Pregnancy Task Force on "Financing the Care of Diabetes Mellitus in

                        The 90's"

1989 - 1990      Diabetes and Pregnancy Advisory Board, State of Colorado,

                        Department of Health, Community Member, Sponsored by

CDC, Atlanta     Member task force to develop educational guidelines for Gestational Diabete

                        Mellitus for the community and different specialties in medicine for the special

                        interest group in Diabetes and Pregnancy of the Society of Perinatal

                        Obstetricians

1989                 Member special Interest Group in Diabetes and Pregnancy of

                  Society of Perinatal Obstetricians

1989                 Member, Sub-task Force on "Implications of Implementing

                        Standard of care for Diabetes in Pregnancy." Sponsored by CDC

1987 - 1988      National liaison representative to Council on Exercise from the

                        Council on Pregnancy, of American Diabetes Association

INTRAMURAL

RWJBH NBIMC

6/2017– Coordinator of residency research, and diabetes and pregnancy clinic

12/2019 Teach the sonographers to do 76811 anatomy scans

            Updated US equipment and reporting system

            Designed Ultrasound training program for residents and sonographers.

The focus of my work at NBIMC, June 2017 through December 31, 2019 was

Improving patient outcome of high-risk pregnancies in the urban population of Newark, with a concentration on metabolic syndrome. 

NYU LANGONE MEDICAL CENTER AT BROOKLYN, NY

2014- 6/1/2017  Coordinated research for the residents

                        Established and implemented high risk pregnancy clinic guidelines for 7 federally qualified health centers

                        AIUM Reaccreditation of the ultrasound unit including76811 accreditation

                        Established diabetes and pregnancy center for ethnic populations

Established multidisplinary referral pediatric cardiology and seamless referral to fetal care center NYU Tisch center

Implemented AS-OBGYN US program and EPIC implementation in MFM unit

Trained in ECW and E clinical works EMR

Monthly review of High risk ob. list and fetal care center meeting at NYU Langone, NY

Help with QA and risk management of High risk OB. cases

UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO AND KALEIDA HEALTH CARE:

2010-2013        Established guidelines for ultrasound unit, implemented Phoenix ultrasound reporting and automated billing into hospital EMR Cerner.

                        Established networking of ultrasound service between the Kaleida health care and Suburban medical center

                        Initiated the Ultrasound service at U of Buffalo out patient private practice office

CABELL HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL

2004                 Established perinatal Ultrasound Center

2004                 AIUM accreditation for the Perinatal Center

2004                 Established and director of Perinatal Diabetes Center

2007                 AIUM Reaccreditation for Perinatal Center

2003                 Established R4 telemedicine and tele echo program with Cincinnati Children’s Medical center

2004                 connected Cerner EMR at CHH and Perinatal center for Billing

PASCACK VALLEY HOSPITAL

Associate director of prenatal diagnosis center and MFM consultation practice

NEWARK BETH ISRAEL MEDICAL CENTER

1998 – 2000      AD HOC Member of Institutional Review Board

                      Established Multidisciplinary Fetal Board at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center

                      Inclusive of Pediatric Cardiology, Pediatric Cardio thoracic Surgery,

                      Neurosurgery, Pediatric surgery, Pediatric Urology, Clinical Genetics &

                      Neonatology. Initiated the monthly Fetal Board meeting at NBIMC for the St.

                      Barnabas Health Care System.

                        Initiated monthly Dinner Grand round meetings addressed by nationally

                        Recognized visiting Faculty.

                        Automated the Beth Antepartum assessment Lab. This included the automation

                        Of patient scheduling, permanent digital archiving ultrasound pictures, automated

                        Faxing of Ultrasound, Genetic Counseling reports to referring physician and

                        Billing completed within 24 hours.

Established database for outcome research projects and for resident training. Cyto-genetic reports are entered and archived.

SINAI HOSPITAL OF BALTIMORE

1996 – 1998                  Coordinator of Ob. Ultrasound services at Institute of Maternal - Fetal Medicine at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore and obtained AIUM Accreditation.

1996 - 1998                  Chair Multi Disciplinary Quality Control Committee

1996 - 1998                  Member performance improvement Committee, Monitored the Outcome data on Amniocentesis for last 2 Years.

1996 - 1998                  Member of Faculty Practice Plan

1996 - 1998                  Director of Fetal diagnostic management Board

1996 - 1998                  Coordinator of Perinatal genetic services of Institute of Maternal-Fetal Health at Sinai

WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CENTER

1991 - 1993                  Member of Bio-ethics Committee

1992 - 1993                  Member AIDS Task Force

1990 - 1993                  OB Practice Committees

1990 - 1992                  Member Committee to set up CPT codes and billing system

1990 - 1992                  Organized Grand rounds and Joint Perinatal / Neonatal conference

1990 - 1992                  Initiated and organized multi-specialty conference for high-risk obstetrics clinic

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER

Elected Health Sciences Center member to University Faculty Council, 1989

Co-Director of Adolescent Pregnancy Clinic

Medical Director of Diabetes and Pregnancy Clinic

Director Division of Fetal Medicine and OB Genetics, 1988

Consultant to Adolescent Gyn. Clinic at Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes, 1988

Consultant to Adolescent Gynecology in Pediatric Clinic, 1988

Served on Health Quality Assurance Committee March 1981 - 1985

Monitored Morbidity/Mortality minutes for the Department to meet requirements of Hospital Accreditation Committee for three years

Women's Health Care Committee – 1983

Perinatal Transport meetings of Flight for Life Program at St. Anthony Hospital 7/ 1984-6/ 1986

Coordinated Maternal Perinatal transport July 1984-1990

Medical Director of OB High Risk Transport Task Force, developed Fixed Wing Transport System and trained the air transport team at University Hospital

Developed outreach program for prenatal diagnostic center

Developed outreach program for Diabetes and Pregnancy program

Organized teaching grand rounds and conferences while attending on perinatal services.

TEACHING AND OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES:

RWJ BH NBIMC

Coordinator for research for the residency at NBIMC

Residency core curriculum MFM lecture series

Work with students in diabetes clinic

NYU Langone at Brooklyn NY:

Student teaching program:

1. Work with them in the hi risk ob. clinic
2. Help 3 rd. year students interested in obstetrics and Gynecology

Ob. Residents

1. Organized MFM resident rotation and supervise them in federally qualified health care centers.
2. Mentoring residents for 5 research projects and helped 1 st resident to be accepted in MFM fellowship from NYU Brooklyn Medical
3. 5 Approved IRBs and work in progress
4. Supervise 2 nd year residents in MFM for 3 months of MFM rotation and helped with research projects (last year had 2 ACOG abstracts with a resident and she was accepted in MFM fellowship, this year resident has submitted an abstract in SMFM 2017)

UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO, SUNY and KALEIDA HEALTH CARE:

Medical Student:

1. Organized teaching ultrasound and high risk OB and Metabolic Syndrome clinic rotation
2. Mentor students in clinical projects

Ob. Gyn Resident:

1. Help organize resident MFM/OB. lecture series                                                                              2. Organized resident ultrasound teaching program at Perinatal center and certify them to AIUM accreditation guidelines.                                                                                                        3. Mentor Ob. /Gyn. residents for their senior MFM rotation through Perinatal center for genetics, high-risk ob. patients and Metabolic Syndrome Center.                                                                  4. Mentored 3 residents with their research projects and had 2 residents go to MFM fellowship

MU Medical Student:

1. Organized teaching rotation at perinatal center

2. Mentor students with their case reports, research papers during rotation

3. MU Students working on a long term IRB approved research paper at present

4. 3 lectures every 6 weeks to medical students

Sonographer and Miscellaneous training:

1. Moorhead, KY, Sonographer school students rotate through PNC
2. Nurse Educator from Bruce Chertow Marshall Diabetes Center for her pregnancy and diabetes training

Ob. Gyn Resident:

Help organize resident MFM/OB. lecture series                                                                            Help develop and implemented guidelines for obstetrical transport program                          Initiated the resident ultrasound teaching program at Perinatal center and certify them to meet AIUM accreditation guidelines                                                                                                   Mentor Ob. /Gyn. residents for their senior MFM rotation through Perinatal center for genetics and high risk ob. patients and Perinatal Diabetes Center                                                           Mentored 2 residents who presented @ Annual meeting American Ultrasound Institute of Medicine, NY,  2008                                                                                                                    Mentoring 2 residents with 2 additional manuscripts at present.

Pediatric resident:

1. Mentored a resident, abstract accepted at Annual American Diabetes Association 2010
2. Mentoring another pediatric resident to evaluate the outcome of all pregnant diabetics delivered at CHH.

Endocrine Fellow:

Established program for first year Endocrine fellow rotation through Pregnancy Diabetes clinic at Cabell Huntington Hospital

Clinical programs:

Established Director of Perinatal center 2004 at Marshall University and Cabell Huntington Hospital. Accredited PNC at CHH by American Institute of Ultrasound Medicine in 2005 (This included the automation of patient scheduling, permanent digital archiving of ultrasound pictures, automated faxing of consult reports to referring physician and billing completed in 24 hrs.

Reaccreditation PNC in 2008

Initiated first trimester Nuchal translucencies and Nasal Bone in 2005

Started with 3 sonographers, now 7 RDMS sonographers, all NT and NB certified. Started with 2000 patients /yr and now 2009 10500 patient visits to Perinatal center.

Established fetal blood sampling and fetal transfusion program

Organized first tele echo program on T1 lines with Cincinnati Children hospital heart Center in tri state area

Initiated and now running only Pregnancy and Diabetes program in WV since 2003

Helping Perinatal Partnership (Ms. Ann Dacey of WVU and Ms. Nancy Tolliver) to establish tele consultation program in WV which has received 1.2 million $ grant for equipment

Helped Pediatric Cardiologist from WVU to establish fetal echo program in Northern WV

Guidelines for inpatient management of pregnant diabetic and hypoglycemia management of pregnant diabetics

Established Chorionic Villus biopsy program

PASCACK VALLEY HOSPITAL

Associate -director of the prenatal Diagnostic Center, got AIUM accreditation. Developed patient care guidelines for first, second, third trimester ultrasound, invasive procedures and fetal surveillance.

NEWARK BETH ISRAEL MEDICAL CENTER

Developed guidelines for second trimester genetic ultrasound

Guidelines for first trimester Nuchal Translucency / biochemical screening program (submitted for approval to International board of Fetal Medicine and surgery to Dr. Kypros Nicolides, UK)

Supervise and organize Obstetrics and MFM lecture series for the Ob. /Gyn. Residents

Initiated Obstetrical Ultrasound and US Guided Procedures to Ob. /Gyn. residents

CREOG Review in Ob. /MFM for the residents

Teach Mt. Sinai University medical students, St. George’s medical college students rotating through NBIMC

SINAI OF BALTIMORE HOSPITAL

Guidelines for Maternal ground transport program

Guidelines for Institute of Maternal-Fetal Health at Sinai

Guidelines for Obstetric Ultrasound, Ultrasound guided Procedures

Supervised and conducted Obstetrics and Maternal Fetal Medicine lecture series

Supervised John Hopkins University medical student electives

Initiated and established Obstetrical Ultrasound training for Sinai Ob Residents

Train the residents to perform Ultrasound Guided Procedures

CREOG Review for the residents

WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CENTER

Guidelines for management of Pregnant Insulin-Dependent Diabetic

Screening protocol for Gestational Diabetes

Guidelines for management of Gestational Diabetes

Guidelines for Cervical Ripening with Prostaglandin Gel for - labor induction

Guidelines for Amnio-infusion during labor

Guidelines for Amnio-infusion via amniocentesis for severe Oligohydramnios for

Ultrasound visualization

Guidelines for US guidance for Second and Third trimester Amniocentesis Coordinated Alpha-fetoprotein screening protocol with pathology department

Reviewed Maternal - Fetal Medicine topics for Chief Residents

Trained the Obstetric residents in Ultrasound Guided Procedures

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER

Guidelines for Biophysical Profile and Doppler Studies

Guidelines for diagnosis and management of IUGR and IDDM

Guidelines for diagnosis and management of Gestational Diabetes

Nutrition guidelines for IDDM and GDM

Guidelines for Adolescent Pregnancy Clinic

Guidelines for Acid-Base Balance in Fetus and umbilical cord gases

Guidelines for management of Fetus with Anomalies

Guidelines for fixed wing air transport of High Risk OB patients, trained air transport nursing team

Organized training program in Prenatal Diagnosis: Obstetric Ultrasound, Genetic counseling, Invasive Diagnostic Procedures (Amniocentesis, PUBS, CVS,) for MFM fellows and Ob/Gyn residents in Division of fetal Medicine-OB. Genetics.

Lectured the residents Ob. and Maternal- Fetal Medicine topics

Lectured the medical students doing the Hi-Risk Ob. Electives

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:

2017 – present  6 IRB approved research projects at RWJBH

2014 – present 5 IRB approved clinical research projects at NYU Brooklyn, continuing with graduating residents

2003 - 2010      5 IRB approved clinical research projects at Marshall University and presented at national meetings

1993 - 1994      Principal Investigator, National Institute of Health, U.S. / India Fund Project Number: N-429570; Rs.1, 000,000 " To study the effects of severe maternal anemia on fetal oxygenation and acid-base balance"

1988                 National Institute of Health, Prematurity Study grant, Grant #5-P01HD00781-25; Amount of direct cost: $622,114; Role: Co Investigator (10%) (P.I.Dr.F.C.Battaglia).

1987-1988        Human Health Services Grant, Adolescent prenatal cares. Grant #2533932; Amount: $22,000; Role: Co PI (10%) (P.I. Dr. I. Nakashima)

1988 -1990       Clinical research Center grant, Amount $ 20,000, Role: PI, Coordinator of the study, Co Investigator Dr. Pearson, Dept. of Medicine and Director of Chemistry Lab, Dr. R. Bynny Professor in Dept. of Medicine, Screening for Gestational Diabetes by capillary blood by reflectance meter, Reflotron and venous blood.  Developing guidelines for screening for diabetes in OB Clinic at University Hospital.

1988 - 1990      Funding from the Pharmaceutical Company that provided the Chlamydia testing kits. Impact of Chlamydia T in Colorado: To establish prospective prevalence of Chlamydia in young adults. Role: Coordinator of the study, Collaborators: Dr. Ida Nakashima, Pediatrics; Dr. Myron Levin, Infectious Disease; and Gail Curry Kane, Infection Control, Virology Laboratory

INVITED BOOKS CHAPTERS AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

Journal of Fetal therapy in India: 2 chapters on Type 1 and GDM +Type 2 DM are in progress

Contemporary Topics in Gestational Diabetes Mellitus, Pub. Jaypee the health science Publishers, 1st edition 2015, Titel: Metabolic Syndrome: Perils of Pregnancy and precursor for Childhood Obecity

ADA patient guidelines for pregnancy and diabetes, 2011

Singh S. Gestational Diabetes Mellitus. Ob/gyn. Secrets. Pub.Hanley and Belfast, Inc.2nd edition, 1996

Singh S Gestational Diabetes Mellitus, Ob./Gyn. Secrets Pub. Hanley and Belfast Inc., 1991

Parenting Network Video tape1989:"Care of Patient with Gestational Diabetes.

Parenting Network Video tape1989:  "Preconception Control of Diabetes and Management of Pregnant `Diabetic

Completed IRB approved projects at NYU Lutheran Medical Center:

1. Ethnicity specific growth curves Based on Actual Birth weights and neonatal outcome

(pending Approval)

2. Retrospective Analysis of Neonatal Outcome with Low PAPP A at NYU Lutheran Study completed

3.   Perinatal outcome of Targeted management of insulin resistance in pregnancy based maternal fasting C peptide levels amongst Asian and Hispanics in an ethnically diverse population at NYU Lutheran medical center, Approved but lapsed, being re submitted

4.   Incidence of non suspected neonatal hypoglycemia in nursery and its correlation to cord blood C peptide levels and its relationship to GCT and 3 hr. GTT values (Completed)

5.    Differences in Insulin Resistance in Asian versus Hispanic Pregnant

Women with Gestational and Pre gestational Type 2 Diabetes

PUBLICATIONS:

1. Prasad K and Singh S, Rubidium in the Prevention of Ouabain-induced Cardiac Arrhythmias in

Guinea Pigs. Fed. Proc. 1969; 38:478

2. Frank GB, Singh S, and Buss WC. A Possible Explanation for Some Peculiar Properties of Caffeine Solution. I. Krebe's Solution. Arch. Int. Pharmadocynamics 1970, 184:93-103.

3. Frank GB, Singh S, and Buss WC. A Possible Explanation for Some Peculiar Properties of Caffeine Solution. II. Krebe's Solution.  Arch. Int. Pharmadocynamics. 1970, 184:104-110.

4. Prasad K. Singh S, and Callaghan JC. Transmembrane Potential and Contraction of Human Heart in Relation to Potassium and Ouabain. Japanese. Heart J. 1971, 12:290-304

5. Kitz miller J, Cloherty JP, younger MD, Tabatabaii A, Rotchchild SB, Sosenko I, Epstein MF, Singh S, and Neff RK. Diabetic Pregnancy and Perinatal morbidity. Amer.J. Obst. Gynecol. 1978, 131: 560-580

6. Kitzmiller J, Brown ER, Phillippe M, Stark AR, Acker D, Kaldany A, Singh S and Hare J. W. Diabetic Nephropathy and perinatal outcome. Amer. J. Obst. Gynecol. 1981, 741-751.

7. Singh S, Sparks J, Battaglia FC, Meschia G and Makowski EL. Comparison of Fetal Versus Maternal Hind limb Metabolic Quotients in Sheep. Am. J. Ob.Gyn. 1984, 149:441-449.

8. Pretorius DH, Singh S, Johnson ML and Rumack CM. In Utero Diagnosis of Intracranial Hemorrhage Resulting in Fetal Hydrocephalus. J. Reprod. Med. 1986, 31: 136-138.

9. Tramner BI, Singh S and Ketch L. AnUnusual Case of Temporal Encephalocele. Childs Nerv Syst. 1989, 5:371-373.

10. Cousin L, Baxi L, Chez R, Coustan D, Gabbe S, Harris J, Landon M, Sacks D, and Singh S. Screening Recommendations for Gestational Diabetes.  Am. J. Obst. Gynecol. 1991, 165: 493-496.

11. Mahajan SD, S. Singh, P. Shah, N. Gupta, N. Kochupillai, Effect of maternal Malnutrition and anemia on Endocrine regulation of fetal growth . Endocrine Research. 30(2) 49-63, 2004

12. Mahajan SD, R. Aalinkeel, S. Singh, P. Shah, N. Gupta, N. Kochupillai.  Thyroid hormone dysregulation in intrauterine growth retardation associated with maternal malnutrition and/or anemia Hormone Metabolism Res. 2005 Oct; 37(10):633-40

13. Mahajan DS, R. Aalinkeel, S. Singh, P. Shah, N. Gupta, N. Kochupillai.  Endocrine regulation in asymmetric intrauterine fetal growth retardation. The journal of Maternal-Fetal and Neonatal medicine.  Oct 2006; 19(10):615-623

14. Mahajan SD, R. Aalinkeel, S. Singh, P. Shah, N. Gupta, N. Kochupillai.  Pre-pregnancy weight and weight gain during pregnancy are important determinants in the endocrine modulation of fetal growth restriction. Journal of the Turkish German gynecological society. 2007

15. Mahajan SD, R. Aalinkeel, P. Shah, S. Singh.  Nutritional anemia dysregulates endocrine control of fetal growth.  British Journal of Nutrition 53, 2518-20(2007)

16. Martingano D, Renson A, Rogoff S, Singh S, Kesavan Nasir M, Kim J, Carey J. Daily gentamicin using ideal bodyweight demonstrates lower risk of postpartum endometritis and increased chance of successful outcome compared with traditional 8-hour dosing for the treatment of intrapartum chorioamnionitis. J Matern Fetal Neonatal Med. 2018 Apr 12:1-5. doi: 10.1080/1767058.2018.1460348 [PMID: 29642754]

17. Martingano D, Guan X, Renson A, Singh S, Kesavan Nasir M, Kim J, Carey J. Daily dosing of gentamicin using ideal body weight for the treatment of intrapartum chorioamnionitis: a pilot study. The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine. 2018 May 3;31(9):1194-7.

18. Martingano D, Shailini Singh, Antonia Mitrofanova: “Azithromycin in the treatment of Preterm Prelabor Rupture Membranes demonstrates a lower risk of Chorioamnionitis and Postpartum endometritis with an Equivalent Latency period compared with Erythromycin Antibiotic Regimen “

Infectious Disease In Obstetrics and Gynecology, June 2020.

ABSTRACTS PRESENTED:

1.   Frank GB and Singh S. A Possible Explanation for Some Peculiar Effects of Caffeine Solutions. First Winter Meeting of the Canadian Physiological Society, Ste.Adele-en-haut, P.Q. 1969.

2.   Singh S, Meschia G and Battaglia FC.  Comparison of Fetal vs. Maternal Hind limb utilization of acetate in chronically catheterized sheep. Aspen Perinatal Society, Aspen 1980

3.   Singh S, Meschia G and Battaglia FC. Comparison of Fetal vs. Maternal Hind limb

Utilization of Substrates in Chronically Catheterized Sheep. 29th Annual Meeting of Society for Gynecologic Investigation, Dallas, Texas. 1982

4.   Singh S, Sparks J, Hay W, Battaglia FC and Meschia G. Acetate Metabolism in the Maternal and Fetal Hind limb, Utero-placenta, and Fetal Liver of the Sheep. 30th Annual Meeting of Society for Gynecologic Investigation, Washington, D.C. 1983.

5.   Singh S, Sparks J, Battaglia FC, Meschia G, and Makowski EL. AGOS Poster: Acetate Metabolism in Maternal Fetal Hind limb, Utero- placenta, and Fetal Liver of the Sheep. Phoenix, Arizona. 1983.

6.   Singh S, Sparks J, Battaglia FC and Meschia G. Acetate Metabolism in Fetal Hind limb at Elevated Fetal Arterial Acetate Concentrations. Society for Gynecologic Investigation, Phoenix, Arizona. 1985.

7.  Singh S, D. Mostello SD. Retrospective Perinatal Outcome of Insulin Dependent Diabetics at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, 1980 - 1985. Perinatal Society of India, Bombay, India. 1986.

8.   Freed CR, Richards JB, Alianiello E, Peterson R, Ruppe L, Singh S, Fetal Dopamine Cell Transplantation as a Treatment for Parkinson's Syndrome in Bonnet Monkeys.

9.   Singh S, Ethical Dilemmas in Prenatal Diagnosis. The International Fetal Medicine & Surgery Society. 1988.

10.  Singh S, Daffos S. Fetal thyroid function and its clinical implications. The International Fetal Medicine and Surgery Society, Evian. 1992.

11. Singh S, Mahajan S, Moderate/severe maternal anemia and its effects on fetal oxygenation and glucose-lactate metabolism. IFMSS, Capri, Italy.1996

12. Singh S., Mahajan. S, Kochupillai N, Anemia and the effects of Maternal Malnutrition on intrauterine fetal growth , hormonal adaptations and future implications based on Barker Hypothesis. Presented IFMSS at Carlyle, UK. 1999

13. Singh S., Mahajan. S, Kochupillai N, Effect of Maternal Anemia and /or Malnutrition on Fetal Thyroid Function. Presented at Society of Maternal Fetal Medicine at Reno, Nevada, USA, February 2001

14. R Stone, MD, D Chaffin, MD, D Webb, RN, B Trader, RN, and S Singh, MD Stratification of Hemodynamics by Impedance Cardiography Predicts Suboptimal Outcomes in Diabetic Pregnancies. Presented at Society of Maternal Fetal Medicine 2008

15. Singh, S.MD, Chaffin, D.G. MD, Reeves, R, RN, Brooks, Debby, RDMS, Distribution of ultrasound genetic markers in Appalachia, presented at ISUOG Sept.2008 in Chicago

16. K Zwawi, David G Chaffin, Brenda Dawley, S. Singh, MD,  Retrospective analysis of 4 outcome soft markers from 2004- 2007, presented at central ACOG meeting 2008

17. S. Singh, MD, D. Chaffin, MD, Denise Webb, RN, Cliff Webb, Edwards Dorsey.

Evaluate the impact of targeted drug therapy based on Hemodynamic Impedence Cardiography (IC) in pregnancies affected by chronic hypertension with and without Diabetes Mellitus (DM). ISSHP Sept. 2008, Washington DC

18. D. Chaffin, S. Singh, MD. D. Webb, RN, E. Dorsey, Examination of changes in hemodynamics parameter as determined by impedence cardiography in 381 hypertensive gravidas, ISSHP Sept., 2008

19. Keller.Andrea, MD, Michelfelder. Erick, MD, D. Chaffin, MD, Reeves. Robin, Brooks, D.,

Singh S, MD: Fetal Heart screening by ultrasound in an Appalachian Perinatal center by 12 standardized ultrasound views: Poster presented AIUM Annual meeting, March 2009, NY

20. Shoemaker. M, Michelfelder. Erick, MD, D. Chaffin, MD Reeves. Robin, Brooks, D., Singh S, MD: Feasibility of telemedicine fetal echocardiography in a rural PNC in Appalachia, Oral presentation AIUM Annual meeting, March 2009, NY

21. S Singh, S. Mahajan, R. Aswani, Bonnie Trader, RN, Susan Hale, RD, Laura Mullarky, RN, CDE, Outcome of an Appalachian pregnant diabetics managed @ Appalachian Perinatal Diabetes Center on modified ADA diet ( calorie, Carbohydrate (CHO) restricted ) and on either conventional insulin therapy ( regular/NPH) or analog insulin ( Novolog, Glargine or Detimir) therapy. (ADA June 2010)

22. Singh. S., Association between Maternal Hemodynamic Pattern by Impedance Cardiography and Pregnancy Outcomes in Women with Diabetes and their Response to Targeted Antihypertensive Therapy. Presented @ Diabetes in pregnancy study group west, May 2009(by invitation)

23. Singh. S., Comparison of Insulin Analogs, Insulin Aspart and Detemir with Regular and NPH Insulin at an Appalachian Perinatal Diabetes Center. Presented @ Diabetes in pregnancy study group west, May 2009(by invitation)

24. Adam Ritchie, MD, S. Singh, MD, Paula Gilbert, RDMS, Outcome of Pylectesis / Hydronephrosis at an Appalachian Perinatal Center (submitted ISUOG 2010 Prague)

25. Singh, S, MD, Supriya Mahajan, Ph.D, Laura Mullarky, RN, CDE, Bonnie Trader, RN, Susan, Hales, RD, CDE, Improving outcome of pregnant diabetics managed @ Perinatal diabetes Center (PDC) in Appalachia with aggressive lifestyle changes in diet/exercise, insulin therapy (conventional/ Analog insulin) also using targeted medications based on non invasive hemodynamic impedence Cardiography presented “Diabetes in Pregnancy study of North America” 1, 2 April, 2010, Washington DC.

26. Hemodynamic and Insulin Sensitivity Changes in overweight and obese pregnant women with metabolic syndrome in Rural Appalachia. Singh, S, MD, Supriya Mahajan, Ph.D, Ed. Dorsey,   Laura Mullarky, RN, CDE, Bonnie Trader, RN, Susan, Hales, RD, CDE,   Presented at DPSG, west in Denver Colorado, May 2011

27. A pilot study of hemodynamic parameters in Indian pregnancies by non invasive advanced impedance cardiography and its association with pregnancy outcome, Authors: Shailini Singh, MBBS, FRCS(C), FACOG, ¹ Nikhil Tandon, MBBS, ² Garima Khadgawat, MBBS, MS ² Aruna Kumari, MBBS, DM ² Nipam Shah, MBBS, ²MPH, Nandita Gupta, PhD ^2, Supriya Mahajan,Ph.D,^{1, 1} University of Buffalo, SUNY, Fulbright-Nehru Senior Research Scholar, ² All India Institute of Medical Sciences,³ . Presented at 2^nd International conference on Fetal growth September 19-21 2013, Baltimore, Maryland.

28. A pilot study of hemodynamic parameters by Non-invasive advanced impedance Cardiography in pregnant women in urban India: a possible explanation to pandemic of metabolic syndrome in India and high incidence of pre eclampsia, Authors: Shailini Singh, MBBS, FRCS(C), FACOG, ¹ Nikhil Tandon, MBBS, ² Garima Khadgawat, MBBS, MS ² Aruna Kumari, MBBS, DM ² Nipam Shah, MBBS, ²MPH, Nandita Gupta, PhD ²  Supriya Mahajan, Ph.D.¹ University of Buffalo, SUNY, Fulbright-Nehru Senior Research Scholar, ² All India Institute of Medical Sciences, ³

Presented Diabetes in pregnancy Group of North America November 1-2 2013, Washington DC,

29. International Federation of Diabetes: 3^RD December 2013, Melbourne, Australia

A pilot study of hemodynamic parameters in Indian normal and diabetic pregnancies by noninvasive impedance cardiography. Authors: Shailini Singh, MBBS, FRCS(C), FACOG, ¹ Nikhil Tandon, MBBS, ² Garima Khadgawat, MBBS, MS ² Aruna Kumari, MBBS, DM ² Nipam Shah, MBBS, ²MPH, Nandita Gupta, PhD ²  Alka Kripalani, MBBS, MS ² A. C . Ammini, MBBS, MD, DM ^2, Suneil S. Malhotra, Ph D , ¹ University of Buffalo, SUNY, Fulbright-Nehru Senior Research Scholar, ² All India Institute of Medical Sciences, ³ Alexion Pharmaceuticals, USA^.

30. Annual meeting of Society of Maternal fetal Medicine, New Orleans, La, February 11TO

14^th 2014, A pilot study of hemodynamic parameters by Non-invasive advanced Impedance

Cardiography in pregnant women in India, a prelude to preeclampsia, low birth weight and future

development of metabolic syndrome. Authors: Shailini Singh, MBBS, FRCS(C), FACOG, ¹ Nikhil

Tandon, MBBS, ² Garima Khadgawat, MBBS, MS ² Aruna Kumari, MBBS, DM ² Nipam Shah

MBBS, ²MPH, Nandita Gupta, PhD ²  Supriya Mahajan, Ph.D.¹ University of Buffalo, SUNY,

Fulbright-Nehru Senior Research Scholar, ² All India Institute of Medical Sciences,

31. Annual meeting American congress of OB. Gyn. 2016, Retrospective Analysis of pregnancy and Neonatal Outcome with Low and very low PAPP A on first trimester screen. Y.Lozovyy, A., D. Bradke, J. King, F. Shubert MPH, K. Fitzpatrick, MD, Shailini Singh, MD

32. Annual meeting American congress of OB. Gyn. 2016, Retrospective analysis of  neonatal hypoglycemia and its relationship to maternal parameters. Y. Lozovyy, A. Filshtinsky, BS,  F. Shubert MPH, G. Gowda, MD, Diane  Contreras, MD, Shailini Singh, MD,

33. DPSG in October 2017 Daniel Martingano¹, Shailini Singh^2, Jacqueline Tse², Fastina Khan¹, Sarah Malik¹, Audrey Renson³,. Differences in Metabolic Profiles in Asian versus Hispanic Pregnant Women with Gestational and Type 2 Diabetes  

34. International diabetes Federation., Abu Dhabi, UAE, December 2017 Shailini Singh^2,  Daniel Martingano¹, Jacqueline Tse², Fastina Khan¹, Sarah Malik¹, Audrey Renson³,. Ethnic Differences in Insulin sensitivity in Asian versus Hispanic Pregnant Women with Gestational and Pre gestational Type 2 Diabetes,

35. “Diabetes and Degenerating diseases”, September18-19, 2017 Singh. Shailini, Metabolic syndrome: Perils for pregnancy and precursor for childhood obesity, invited speaker at Clyto access at

36. Annual SMFM meeting, 2018, Dallas, Texas Daniel Martingano¹, Shailini Singh^2, Jacqueline Tse², Fastina Khan¹, Audrey Renson³,.Differences in Metabolic Profiles in Asian versus Hispanic Pregnant Women with Gestational And Type 2.

37. Brooklyn Gynecological Society, Brooklyn NY, (April 18 2018): Martingano D, Tse J, Guan X, Lin B, Singh S. Accuracy of Ultrasonographic Methods of Fetal Weight Estimation in Chinese and Hispanic Fetuses.

38. ACOG 2018, San Antonio, Texas: Violetta Lozzovyy, MD, Jade King, MD, Jordan Mgdrude, MD, S, Singh, MD Initial body weight gain as a screening tool for adverse pregnancy outcome

39. Annual SMFM meeting, 2018, Dallas, Texas: Daniel Martingano¹, Shailini Singh^2, Jacqueline Tse², Fastina Khan¹, Audrey Renson³, Differences in Metabolic Profiles in Asian versus Hispanic Pregnant Women with Gestational And Type 2.

41. ACOG May, 2018 San Antonio: Violetta Lozzovyy, MD, Jade King, MD, Jordan Mgdrude, MD, S, Singh, MD, Initial body weight gain as a screening tool for adverse pregnancy outcome

42.Daniel Martingano¹, Jacqueline Tse^{2, Guan} X, Shailini Singh^2, Accuracy of ultrasonic methods of fetal weight estimation in Chinese and Hispanic fetuses. Society of Prenatal Diagnosis and Therapy, July 2018, Antwerp, Belgium

43. February 2019 Annual SMFM 2019, Las Vegas, NV : Martingano D, Guan X, Martingano F X, Aglioro, GC, Singh S, Pregnant Women in third trimester with Dental Abscesses involving teeth number 7-10 0r 23-26 have an increased risk of preterm labor compared with other locations,                                 

44. February 2019, Annual pregnancy meeting SMFM: Martingano D, Guan X, Martingano F X, Aglioro, GC, Singh S, Ampicillin and Azithromycin in the treatment of Preterm Premature Membranes demonstrates a lower risk of chorioamnionitis  and Equivalent Latency Period compared with Ampicillin and Erythromycin antibiotic Regimen ,

5. February 2019, Annual pregnancy meeting SMFM  Martingano D, Guan X, Martingano F X, Aglioro, GC, Singh S, Combination Smithicone and Metoclopramide following cesarean delivery demonstrates decreased opiates use and postoperative length stay February 2019,

46. April 2019 Annual AIUM meeting: Nishant P. Patel, MD^1, Leah Cordero, DO¹, Tanay Shah¹

 Daniel Martingano DO^{2, 3}, Shailini Singh, MD,  Effectiveness of Glass body 3D ultrasound in determining the presence or absence of placenta Accreta spectrum,

47. May 29 th – 1, June 2019, Diabetes and pregnancy meeting Florence, Italy

Shailini Singh MD¹, Daniel Martingano DO^{2, 3, 4}, Nishant P. Patel MD^{1 Tanay} Shah¹, Jacqueline Tse MA³, See Clearly with fasting C peptide and Insulin sensitivity in different races among Pregnant Women with Gestational and Type 2 Pre-gestational Diabetes and impact on Antepartum Management,

MANUSCRIPT IN PREPARATION:

1. Singh S., Bonnie Trader, RN,  Laura Mullarky, RN, CDE, Evaluate the impact of targeted drug therapy based on Hemodynamic Impedance Cardiography (IC) in pregnancies affected by chronic hypertension with and without Diabetes Mellitus (DM).
2. Adam, Ritchie, S. Singh, MD, Paula Gilbert, RDMS, Debby Brooks, RDMS, Robin Reeves, Outcome of Pyelectesis / Hydronephrosis at an Appalachian Perinatal Center
3. Shoemaker. M, Michelfelder. Erick, MD, D. Chaffin, MD Reeves. Robin, Brooks, D., Singh S, MD: Feasibility of telemedicine fetal echocardiography in a rural PNC in Appalachia
4. Keller.Andrea, MD, Michelfelder. Erick, MD, D. Chaffin, MD, Reeves. Robin, Brooks, D.,

Singh S, MD: Fetal Heart screening by ultrasound in an Appalachian Perinatal center by 12 standardized ultrasound views

5. Martingano D, Singh S, Tse J, Khan F, Renson A. 1011: Differences in Metabolic Profiles in Asian versus Hispanic Pregnant Women with Gestational and Type 2 Diabetes. American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology. Under review

SELECTED INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL INVITED PRESENTATIONS

1. Singh S. Management of gestational diabetic. Endocrinology, Metabolism,

26567296983. Symposium, New Delhi, India, December 1990.

2. Singh S. Premature rupture of membranes and preterm labor.  National neonatal Symposium, Lucknow, India, February 1993.

3. Singh S. Ethical issues in prenatal diagnosis. Second National Congress of Indian Society of Prenatal diagnosis and therapy and workshop on Fetal Medicine. New Delhi, India. March 1993.

4. Singh S. Embryoscopy. Second National Congress of Indian Society of Prenatal Diagnosis and Therapy and workshop on Fetal Medicine. New Delhi, India. March 1993.

5. Singh S. Placental physiology. 3rd Joint convention of National Neonatal Forum and Indian Society of Perinatology and Reproductive Biology. Lucknow, India. Feb. 1993.

6. Singh S. Intrauterine growth retardation. 3rd Joint Convention of National Neonatal Forum and Indian Society of Perinatology and Reproductive Biology. Lucknow, India. February 1993.

7. Singh S. Normal and Abnormal Fetal Growth, Institute of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Madras, India. February 1993.

8. Singh S. Access to Fetus. Christian Medical College, Vellore, India. February 1993.

9. Singh S. Fetal Tissue Sampling and access to fetus. Second National Congress of Indian Society of Prenatal Diagnosis and therapy and workshop on Fetal Medicine. New Delhi, India. March 1993.

10. Singh S. Current concepts in Fetal surgery, Silver Jublee workshop cum conference "Fetal surveillance and interventional procedures" sponsored by Bangalore Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Bangalore, India. November 1993

11. Singh S. Dilemmas in diagnosis and management of I.U.G.R. Silver Jubilee workshop/ conference "Fetal surveillance and interventional procedures" sponsored by Bangalore Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Bangalore, India. November 1993

12. Singh S. and three other panelists. Panel discussion on Preterm Labor, XIII Annual Convention of National Neonatal Forum, Vadodara, India. December 1993

13. Singh S. Newer prenatal diagnostic techniques and their role in assessing fetal thyroid functions and fetal therapies, Endocrinology, metabolism, Diabetes EMD-93 Symposium, Bombay, India, December 1993

14. Singh S. Management of Gestational Diabetes-Is it a disease or a myth, Endocrinology, metabolism, Diabetes, EMD-93, Symposium, Bombay, India. Dec.1993

15. Singh S. Management of pregnant insulin dependent diabetic Endocrinology, Metabolism, Diabetes, EMD-93 Symposium, Bombay, India. December 1993

16. Singh S. Newer Technologies in prenatal diagnosis and fetal therapies in endocrinology, Visiting Professor Madurai Medical College, Madurai, India

17. Singh S. Perinatal Transmission of AIDS, First International conference on HIV (AIDS) infection, tuberculosis, and respiratory diseases, Bombay, India, representative of U.S. embassy / Dept.of International Health, January 1994

18. Singh S. Non-radiological tools in diagnosis of fetal anomalies, International Symposium on congenital malformations, New Delhi, India. February 1994

19. Singh S. and three other panelists. Panel discussion: Current status of fetal surgery International Symposium on congenital malformations, New Delhi, India, February 1994   20. Singh S. Biochemical Markers of fetal well-being, 8th Asian Congress of Pediatrics, New Delhi India, February 1994

21. Singh S. Chair with Dr. David Barker of U.K. of Session "Progress in management of Fetus" 8th Asian Congress of Pediatrics, New Delhi, India, February 1994

22. Singh S. Prenatal diagnosis of Genetic diseases, 8th Asian Congress of Pediatrics, New Delhi India, February 1994

23. Singh S. "Moderate to severe maternal anemia and its effects on fetal oxygenation and fetal acid-base balance and its effects in India." presented at The Commonwealth Association for mental handicap and development disabilities/ WHO conference on Birth asphyxia /Head Injury, Bangalore, India November 1994

24. Singh S. "Anemia and Hypoxia?" presented at Indian Society of Prenatal Diagnosis and Therapy, November 1994

25. Singh S. " Selective Embryo Reduction " presented at Plenary Session on "Interventional procedures in contemporary infertility management" at International Congress on Infertility and Transvaginal Sonography, Bombay, India, January 1995

26. Singh S. "Multiple gestation" King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center, Saudi Arabia, July 1995

27.  Singh S. "Controversies in diagnosis, Universal screening and management of Gestational diabetes" King Fahad National Guard Hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, August 1995

28. Singh S. "Cancer and Pregnancy" King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center, Saudi Arabia, August 1995

29. Singh S. " Antepartum surveillance and fetal acid-base balance" King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center, Saudi Arabia, August, 1995

30. Singh S. "Screening and management of Gestational Diabetes, "King Faisal

Specialist Hospital and Research Center, Saudi Arabia, August 1995

31. Singh S, Chair at a session in First World Congress Fetal Origins of Adult Disease, held at Mumbai, India Feb. 2001.  Sponsored by ICMR of UK and Prof David Barker, FRCS

32. Singh S.  Presented at Indian society of prenatal diagnosis Feb. 2006: Intrauterine growth restriction and management

33. Singh S. Presented at Indian society of prenatal diagnosis Feb.2006: Role of 4D Ultrasound in prenatal diagnosis.

34. Singh S. Conducted a live demonstration workshop on prenatal diagnostic procedures as part of Indian Society of Prenatal Diagnosis meeting 2006

35. Singh, S. Management of IUGR at Lahore, Pakistan at Annual meeting of IMSACON, 2006

36. Singh S, GDM, tip of the iceberg of metabolic syndrome. Annual meeting of Indian society of OB. GYN. < New Delhi, India. 2006

37. Singh, S, Grand rounds at WVU Ob. /Gyn. Dept. Novel management of pregnant diabetic                    38. Singh, S. Association between Maternal Hemodynamic Pattern by Impedance Cardiography and Pregnancy Outcomes in Women with Diabetes and their Response to Targeted Antihypertensive Therapy. Presented @ Diabetes in pregnancy study group West coast, May 2009 (by invitation)                                                                                                                39. Singh, S, Comparison of Insulin Analogs, Insulin Aspart and Detemir with Regular and NPH Insulin at an Appalachian Perinatal Diabetes Center. Presented @ Diabetes in pregnancy study group West coast, May 2009(by invitation).                                                                                              40. Singh, S, Grand rounds at WVU Ob. /Gyn. Dept. Novel management of pregnant diabetic. 41-47. Singh, S, Yearly grand rounds on Pregnancy and Diabetes to Dept. of Endocrinology at MU 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009.                                                                                     48. Singh, S, Novel approach to management of pregnant diabetics, prevention of obesity in Utero and Type II diabetes WV. September 15, 2010, Gestational; diabetes stakeholders meeting for state of WV.                                                                                                                               

49. Singh, S. Bridging the gap with Education. Charleston, WVU, October 2010.                        50. Singh, S. Curbing gestational Diabetes in WV, CAMC Health Education and Research Institute, WV Perinatal Partnership, March of Dimes, WV Chapter, Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) WV Chapter                                                                 51. Singh, S. Management of GDM using Carbohydrate restricted diet and using Haemodynamics Monitoring, December 27, 2010, Bangalore, India                                             52. Singh, S, Large for gestational age baby leading to Childhood obesity and Developing Metabolic Syndrome in adult life, Bangalore 2011, January.                                                         53. Singh., S, Management of Metabolic syndrome in pregnancy at Sister’s Hospital, Buffalo, NY. Sept. 2011.                                                                                                                                                     54. Singh, S., Does Metabolic Syndrome begins in Utero, First Spring Valley symposium at WNY, Sept.2011?                                                                                                                                       55. Singh, S Metabolic Syndrome; Perils for Pregnancy and Precursor for Childhood Obesity, Dec.5, 2011.

56. Singh, S Metabolic Syndrome and prevention of childhood obesity Perinatal outreach for Kaleida Health care, May 11, 2012                                                                                                 57. Singh S. Metabolic Syndrome; perils of pregnancy and precursor to child hood obesity, International Medical Sciences Academy, University of Ajman. UAE, October 6^th,2012                  58. Singh S. Metabolic Syndrome; perils of pregnancy and precursor to child hood obesity, 2^nd GlobalMaternal Infant Health, October 26^th 2012                                                                        

59. Singh S. Metabolic Syndrome; perils of pregnancy and precursor to child hood obesity, ICDC, International conference of diabetes and complications, in collaboration with U of Buffalo, ICDC, Charusat, Changa, Gujrat, India

60. Singh, S. Newer approach to management of diabetes and hypertension, Grand rounds in the dept of Endocrinology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences. , New Delhi, India.                         61. Singh, S, Prevention of childhood obesity in India, 32^nd National Neonatal forum of India,

14-16^th December 2013.                                                                                                                    62. Singh S. Metabolic syndrome, Management of pregnancy and prevention of childhood obesity, 8th National Diabetes Interest and pregnancy study group of India, 17^th Feb. 2013, Ahmadabad, Gujrat, India.

63. Singh S. Establish Hemodynamics parameters in Indian pregnant women and in high-risk pregnancies in India. Fulbright annual conference, Kochi, Feb. 2013

64, Singh S. Novel approach to the management of diabetes and Hypertension in pregnancy. Amrita Institute of medical Sciences, Kochi, Feb. 2013.                                                                65. Singh S. Key note speaker at WHO Hypertension day 7^th April 2013, New Delhi India, May 2013

66. Singh S. Metabolic Syndrome; Perils of pregnancy and precursor to child hood obesity, Lutheran Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY 2014

67. Singh S. Metabolic Syndrome in pregnancy, fetal markers of an adult disease, Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY 2016

68. Singh S. Metabolic Syndrome and its management in pregnancy, Good Samaritan Hospital, Catholic Health care system, Long island, NY  2016

69. Metabolic syndrome: Perils for pregnancy and precursor for childhood obesity, invited speaker at Clyto access at “Diabetes and Degenerating diseases”, September18-19, 201

70. C clearly with Fasting C peptide in management of GDM and Type 2 diabetes: St.  Peters medical center, Albany NY, 2021

71. Maternal diabetes (GDM/NIDDM) management and effects on ethnically diverse Fetuses by Insulin sensitivity and fetal growth DPSG, Thessaloniki, Greece 2023