Pasteurized milk is stored at -20°C and remains safe for months. Once thawed, it must be consumed within 24 hours to maintain its quality.
Yes, at Sarji Hospital, donor milk is pasteurized, tested, and stored under strict hygiene standards to ensure it’s safe and beneficial for newborns.
A human milk bank collects, screens, pasteurizes, and stores donated breast milk from healthy mothers to provide safe nutrition for premature or ill infants.
Sleep Medicine is a specialized field that diagnoses and treats disorders affecting the sleep–wake cycle, such as insomnia, sleep apnea, restless legs syndrome, and narcolepsy, using both behavioral therapies and medical interventions
Healthy lactating mothers can donate breast milk at Sarji Hospital after screening and counselling. Donations help save newborns in critical need.
Premature, low birth weight, or critically ill infants can receive donor breast milk with a doctor’s prescription and parental consent.
At Sarji Hospital, Shivamogga, Dr. M. P. Amithash is a leading expert in sleep-related disorders. He is a highly experienced Pulmonologist & Sleep Medicine Consultant, known for diagnosing and treating:
Sleep Apnea
Snoring
Insomnia
Restless Leg Syndrome
Other breathing and sleep-related issues
- Board-certified sleep physicians and techs
- Accredited sleep laboratory with advanced equipment
- Integration with pulmonology, ENT, neurology, psychology, and surgery
- Evidence-based protocols and patient-first care