Dr. R V Soujanya

Twins delivered via emergency C-section at 32 weeks to an affluent IT professional couple presented with significant weight discordance and feeding intolerance. Dr. Soujanya implemented individualized nutrition plans using donor milk fortification and non-nutritive sucking protocols. After 6 weeks of specialized care, both twins achieved target weights and successful breastfeeding establishment.

A full-term newborn from a rural family presented with persistent cyanosis and was diagnosed with critical congenital heart disease. Dr. Soujanya stabilized the infant with prostaglandin therapy and coordinated emergency transfer to a cardiac center within hours, maintaining communication with the anxious family throughout the process.

A late-preterm infant born to a single mother working as a domestic helper developed severe neonatal jaundice requiring double-volume exchange transfusion. Dr. Soujanya provided emotional support to the mother while managing complex phototherapy protocols, resulting in complete recovery without neurological sequelae.

A micro-preemie weighing 580g at birth to middle-class parents developed necrotizing enterocolitis. Dr. Soujanya managed conservative treatment with bowel rest, antibiotics, and careful monitoring, avoiding surgical intervention. The infant gradually recovered over 11 weeks and achieved full enteral feeding.

A premature infant born at 28 weeks to migrant construction worker parents was admitted with severe respiratory distress syndrome. Dr. Soujanya initiated early CPAP and surfactant therapy, coordinating with social workers to arrange temporary housing near the hospital. The baby showed remarkable improvement over 8 weeks and was discharged with home oxygen support, with the family receiving training in neonatal care.