Dr. Apoorv Singh
Consultant Pediatric Surgeon & Pediatric Urologist
Advanced surgical care for newborns, children, and adolescents — delivered with the precision of AIIMS training and the gentleness your child deserves.
6+ Years Experience
Dedicated pediatric surgical care across complex and routine child health concerns.
AIIMS New Delhi
MBBS and M.Ch. Pediatric Surgery training rooted in academic excellence and evidence-based care.
Minimal Access & Robotic Surgery
Trained in laparoscopic, thoracoscopic, and robotic-assisted techniques for children, chosen to suit the child and the condition.
Apollo Sage Hospitals
Supported by advanced neonatal, pediatric, surgical, and emergency infrastructure in Bhopal.
About Dr. Apoorv Singh
Dr. Apoorv Singh is a Consultant Pediatric Surgeon and Pediatric Urologist at Apollo Sage Hospitals, Bhopal, and an alumnus of AIIMS New Delhi — among the most rigorous surgical training environments in the country. He cares for patients from the first hours of life through adolescence, with a special focus on neonatal surgery, pediatric urology, and minimally invasive techniques.
His approach is built around two ideas: surgical precision and a calm, honest partnership with families. Parents leave understanding the diagnosis, the options, and exactly what to expect before, during, and after surgery. Wherever it is safe and appropriate, he favours minimally invasive (keyhole) surgery to reduce pain, scarring, and recovery time. Alongside laparoscopic and thoracoscopic techniques, he is trained in robotic-assisted pediatric surgery and urology, and chooses the approach that suits the child and the condition.
Research-backed pediatric surgical care
Peer-reviewed publications in pediatric surgery and urology, informing evidence-led decisions for every child.
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Focused expertise across the full spectrum of children's surgery.
From the most fragile newborns to everyday day-care procedures — precise, parent-friendly care at every step.
Pediatric Urology
Hypospadias, undescended testis, posterior urethral valves, vesicoureteric reflux, and PUJ obstruction (hydronephrosis), including antenatal counselling for prenatally detected anomalies.
Gastrointestinal & General Surgery
Hirschsprung disease, pyloric stenosis, malrotation, intussusception, choledochal cyst, and the full range of childhood abdominal surgery.
Pediatric Surgical Oncology
Surgical management of solid childhood tumours including Wilms tumour, neuroblastoma, and teratomas, within a multidisciplinary team.
A calmer, clearer experience for your family
Care is built around the people in the room — the child on the table and the parents in the waiting area. Every decision is explained, every step is planned, and comfort is never an afterthought.
Step 01
Family-Centered Care
Parents are partners in every decision, from diagnosis to discharge.
Step 02
Clear Communication
Plain-language explanations of the diagnosis, the options, and what to expect.
Step 03
Child-Friendly Environment
A calm, reassuring setting designed to put young patients at ease.
Step 04
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Keyhole techniques — with robotic assistance where it is appropriate — for less pain, less scarring, and faster recovery.
Years of Experience
Surgeries Performed
Neonatal Cases
Apollo Sage Hospitals, Bhopal
Apollo Sage Hospitals
E-8 Extension, Bawadiya Kalan, Arera Colony
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh — 462026, India
OPD timings
9:30 AM – 5:30 PM | Monday to Saturday
Practical guides to help parents make confident decisions.
Paediatric Urology • 7 min read
Hypospadias: Why the Opening Is in the Wrong Place, and the Right Age to Repair It
The doctor has noticed that the urine opening on your baby boy’s penis is not at the tip, or that his foreskin looks like a hood. This is hypospadias, one of the most common conditions boys are born with. This guide explains what it is, why circumcision must wait, the right age for surgery, and what recovery involves.
Read articleNewborn Surgery • 7 min read
Your Baby's Anomaly Scan Found a Problem - Planning Delivery and Care Before Birth
The anomaly scan has shown a problem in your baby, and the next few weeks feel uncertain. Many of these conditions can be treated with surgery after birth, and finding them early gives you time to plan. This guide explains the tests that follow, where to deliver, and why meeting a paediatric surgeon before birth helps.
Read articlePaediatric Urology • 10 min read
"The Scan Shows a Swollen Kidney" - A Parent's Guide to Antenatal Hydronephrosis
Your pregnancy scan report mentions hydronephrosis, pyelectasis or an "APD" measurement, and you're worried about your baby's kidney. This guide explains what the finding means, why most babies do well, and which steps after birth determine whether your baby needs any treatment at all.
Read articleHelpful answers for parents planning the next step.
Clear guidance can ease uncertainty. These answers cover the most common questions families ask before meeting a pediatric surgeon.
When should I consult a pediatric surgeon?
Please seek pediatric surgical advice for groin swelling, undescended testis, abnormal urinary stream, recurrent urinary infection, severe abdominal pain, or any congenital anomaly diagnosed before or after birth.
Is surgery safe for my child?
Modern pediatric surgery is highly safe in a specialized setup with pediatric anesthesia, critical care backup, and a carefully individualized treatment plan.
Will minimally invasive surgery reduce pain and recovery time?
In suitable cases, minimally invasive surgery can reduce tissue trauma, visible scarring, and recovery time while helping children return to routine activity sooner.
Does every congenital condition need immediate surgery?
No. Some conditions require urgent treatment soon after birth, while others can be safely planned for the right time after expert assessment.
What is robotic-assisted surgery, and is it suitable for children?
In robotic-assisted surgery the surgeon operates through a few small openings using instruments guided from a console, with a magnified three-dimensional view. The surgeon makes every movement; the system simply translates it with finer control in narrow spaces, which is why it is used most often for reconstructive work such as pyeloplasty or ureteric reimplantation. Suitability depends on the child’s age, size, and condition, and is discussed during consultation.
Book now or chat instantly for expert pediatric surgical guidance.
Reach the clinic for consultations, follow-up planning, and guidance on pediatric surgical concerns. Each page includes direct access to call and WhatsApp support for families.
Phone / WhatsApp
+91-7011769612
apoorv.singh@apollosage.in
OPD timings
9:30 AM – 5:30 PM | Monday to Saturday
ApolloSage Emergency Helpline
1066 / 0755-3505050
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Hospital address
Apollo Sage Hospitals
E-8 Extension, Bawadiya Kalan, Arera Colony
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh — 462026, India