Dr. Shailendra Singh is a Transfusion Medicine Specialist at Bombay Hospital Jaipur, with expertise in transfusion practices, apheresis procedures, blood component preparation and specialised cellular therapy collections. He holds an MBBS and an MD in Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion and has approximately five years of professional experience in transfusion medicine.
His clinical and professional interests include CAR T-cell therapy collections, peripheral blood stem cell (PBSC) harvesting, therapeutic apheresis, immunohematology, blood centre management and transfusion safety.
Dr. Singh has been involved in blood centre operations at Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh, and Narayana Multispecialty Hospital, Jaipur. His work has included quality improvement, donor safety, regulatory compliance, staff education and the development of standardised transfusion practices.
He has also contributed to academic and research activities in transfusion medicine, with 12 reported publications in national and international indexed journals, along with presentations at academic and professional conferences.
Dr. Singh's clinical expertise includes specialised blood collection, apheresis, cellular collection procedures and transfusion medicine services. The suitability of each procedure depends on the patient's or donor's clinical requirements and the intended treatment.
Apheresis involves separating specific components from blood while returning the remaining components to the circulation when appropriate. Dr. Singh's areas of expertise include:
These procedures may be used for selected therapeutic indications or to collect specific blood components for clinical use.
CAR T-cell therapy is a specialised cellular treatment used for selected patients with certain cancers. The process involves collecting the patient's T cells for further processing as part of the treatment pathway.
Dr. Singh has expertise in CAR T-cell collections, supporting the cellular collection process in coordination with the relevant clinical and cellular therapy teams.
Peripheral blood stem cell (PBSC) collection is an important part of selected stem cell transplantation programmes. Dr. Singh has experience in PBSC harvesting, which involves specialised collection techniques and appropriate donor or patient assessment.
Blood component preparation separates donated blood into components that can be used according to patient requirements. Dr. Singh's expertise includes the preparation and management of:
Safe transfusion practice requires appropriate blood grouping, compatibility testing and selection of suitable blood components. His areas of expertise include:
These processes help clinical teams select appropriate blood components and manage potential transfusion-related concerns.
Dr. Shailendra Singh's key areas of expertise include:
Academic and professional contributions include:
Dr. Singh has contributed to academic research in transfusion medicine, with 12 reported publications in national and international indexed journals.
His areas of research interest include transfusion practices, donor safety, blood banking and quality improvement in transfusion services.
Dr. Singh has participated in academic and professional forums, including an oral presentation at the International WAA Conference in Indonesia in 2024. He has also participated in continuing medical education programmes and academic activities related to transfusion medicine and blood banking.
For a more comprehensive research profile, individual publications can be listed with their verified titles, co-authors, journal names, publication years and DOI or other publication links.
Dr. Shailendra Singh is listed as being associated with the following professional organisations:
Dr. Singh has contributed to medical education and the standardisation of transfusion practices through editorial and academic activities.
He was involved in editing and publishing a Blood Transfusion Manual at Narayana Hospital and Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh. The manual was intended to support internal protocols and staff training in transfusion services.
His other reported academic activities include organising continuing medical education programmes and participating in professional educational initiatives related to transfusion medicine.
Transfusion medicine supports a wide range of clinical services, from routine blood transfusion and component preparation to specialised apheresis and cellular therapy collection.
Patients and clinical teams requiring transfusion medicine support can enquire about the relevant services at Bombay Hospital Jaipur. Care and procedure planning depend on the clinical indication, patient or donor assessment and coordination with the treating specialists.
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