Medical specialities in India
The network is organised by discipline and region, so a search returns the doctors you would actually refer to or train alongside — not everyone who typed the word into a profile.
Specialities
General Medicine
Internal medicine physicians managing adult acute and chronic disease.
Cardiology
Heart and vascular specialists, including interventional and non-invasive practice.
Orthopaedics
Musculoskeletal surgery — trauma, arthroplasty, spine and sports injury.
Paediatrics
Newborn, child and adolescent medicine, including neonatal and community child health.
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Pregnancy, labour, gynaecological surgery and reproductive medicine.
Dermatology
Skin, hair and nail disease, plus procedural and cosmetic dermatology.
General Surgery
Abdominal, GI, breast and endocrine surgery.
Anaesthesiology
Perioperative care, critical care and pain medicine.
Radiology
Diagnostic imaging and image-guided intervention.
Psychiatry
Mental health, addiction medicine and psychotherapy.
Ophthalmology
Eye disease, cataract, retina and refractive surgery.
ENT (Otorhinolaryngology)
Ear, nose and throat medicine, plus head and neck surgery.
Neurology
Brain, spinal cord, nerve and muscle disease.
Nephrology
Kidney disease, dialysis and transplant medicine.
Gastroenterology
Digestive system, liver disease and endoscopy.
Pulmonology
Respiratory medicine, sleep and critical care.
Endocrinology
Diabetes, thyroid, pituitary and metabolic bone disease.
Oncology
Medical, surgical and radiation cancer care.
Urology
Urinary tract and male reproductive surgery.
Rheumatology
Autoimmune, inflammatory and connective tissue disease.
Emergency Medicine
Acute resuscitation and emergency department practice.
Pathology
Laboratory medicine, histopathology and haematology.
Community Medicine
Public health, epidemiology and preventive medicine.
Dentistry
Oral, dental and maxillofacial practice.
Plastic Surgery
Reconstructive, burns and aesthetic surgery.
Neurosurgery
Brain, spine and peripheral nerve surgery.