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Senior Consultant in Pulmonology at Fortis Hospital, Mohali, with expertise in bronchoscopy, tuberculosis, chest disease, respiratory infections and critical-care pulmonology.
Dr V K Maini is a Senior Consultant in Pulmonology at Fortis Hospital, Mohali, with a long clinical career in respiratory medicine. His practice includes bronchoscopy, tuberculosis and other chest diseases, respiratory infections and critical-care pulmonology, with assessment and treatment tailored to the underlying pulmonary diagnosis and the patient’s overall condition.
He holds MBBS and MD in Pulmonary Medicine, together with additional qualifications including DCD, MCAI and FNCCP. His professional background includes longstanding work in chest and respiratory medicine as well as participation in scientific and educational activity related to pulmonary disease.
He may be relevant for patients seeking specialist review for persistent respiratory symptoms, tuberculosis, lung infections, complex chest disease or conditions requiring bronchoscopy or pulmonary critical-care input. Evaluation may involve chest imaging, pulmonary-function testing, microbiology and previous bronchoscopy or treatment records before a management plan is recommended.
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What is Dr V K Maini's specialty?
His specialty is Pulmonology and Respiratory Medicine.
Which hospital is Dr V K Maini associated with?
He is associated with Fortis Hospital, Mohali.
What areas are included in Dr V K Maini's respiratory practice?
His profile includes bronchoscopy, tuberculosis and other chest diseases, respiratory infections and critical-care pulmonology.
What are Dr V K Maini's qualifications?
His recorded qualifications include MBBS, MD in Pulmonary Medicine, DCD, MCAI and FNCCP.
What records are useful before a pulmonology consultation?
Useful records can include chest X-rays or CT scans, pulmonary-function tests, microbiology or tuberculosis results, bronchoscopy reports and details of previous respiratory treatment.

