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Dr. Jaydeep Sanghani

Medical Reviewer

Dr. Jaydeep Sanghani

Critical Care Specialist & Anesthesiologist

MBBS, MD, DNB(Anaesth.), PDCC(CCM), DrNB(CCM)

AIIMS Bhubaneswar · AIIMS Rishikesh

About

Dr. Jaydeep Sanghani is a critical care specialist and anesthesiologist. He completed his MBBS at GMERS Medical College Patan, his MD in Anaesthesiology, and post-graduate fellowship training in Critical Care Medicine (PDCC and DrNB) at AIIMS Bhubaneswar and AIIMS Rishikesh.

At Calqulate, Dr. Sanghani reviews the medical content on health calculators, symptom pages and dosing tools. Review focuses on: whether the physiology described matches published clinical evidence, whether numeric values (dose ranges, timelines, prevalence) are cited to a real source, and whether the safety guidance around any medication topic points readers to their own prescriber rather than substituting for one.

This site is not a clinical practice. Dr. Sanghani's review of an educational page does not create a doctor–patient relationship, does not prescribe a dose, and does not endorse any specific product or compounding pharmacy.

Credentials

  • MBBS
  • MD Anaesthesiology
  • DNB Anaesthesiology
  • PDCC Critical Care Medicine
  • DrNB Critical Care Medicine

Medical specialty

AnesthesiologyCritical Care MedicineEmergency Medicine

Knows about

AnaesthesiologyCritical Care MedicineEmergency MedicinePain ManagementPerioperative CareAirway ManagementPhysiology

Review methodology

What a medical review of a Calqulate page checks:

  • Confirms every dosing number cited on the page matches the current FDA prescribing information or a named peer-reviewed trial.
  • Confirms every prevalence figure, timeline or clinical statistic is either sourced or removed.
  • Flags any sentence that could be misread as a prescription, dose recommendation, or endorsement of a specific product.
  • Verifies that safety framing (red flags, when to contact a clinician) is present and unambiguous.
  • Does not review the calculator's arithmetic (that is unit-tested separately) and does not vouch for the mathematical formula, only the medical framing around it.

Last review cycle: August 2026. Reviews are re-run when the underlying prescribing information or a cited trial materially changes.

How Calqulate handles medical content

Editorial standards, medical-review cadence, source hierarchy, corrections process and conflict-of-interest disclosure are documented in the editorial policy.

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