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The SASSM Advanced Fellowship in Andrology & Sexual Medicine is a 12-month hybrid program with 30 days of supervised onsite practical training for clinicians advancing expertise in reproductive and sexual health. The curriculum integrates male infertility, reproductive endocrinology, spermatogenesis, semen diagnostics, azoospermia, sperm retrieval, erectile and ejaculatory dysfunction, hypogonadism, Peyronie's disease, psychosexual medicine and ART/embryology. Online learning combines clinical cases, procedural videos, laboratory interpretation and expert-led sessions, while the 150-contact-hour practicum develops skills in andrology laboratory workflows, infertility evaluation, sexual-medicine assessment, counselling, quality systems and multidisciplinary decision-making. Clinical exposure remains subject to consent, caseload, learner scope and institutional approval.
Self-paced, 12 months online learning+ 30 days onsite practical training
No. of Batches per Year: 3 Student Intake per Batch: 5
Credits: 322 CPD Hours
Hours of effort
2.5 hours per week
Understand core concepts in male infertility and sexual dysfunction, including evaluation, diagnosis and management.
Understand semen analysis, its role in clinical decision-making and its limitations.
Assess common reversible causes of infertility and understand relevant treatment approaches
Review microsurgical and reconstructive approaches used in male infertility through procedural teaching videos
Understand basic and advanced andrology laboratory workflows, including semen analysis, sperm preparation, cryopreservation, freezing and thawing
Review embryology laboratory workflows and commonly used ART procedures through structured video teaching
Understand the male and female sexual response cycles, their physiological and pathological basis, and clinical relevance
Understand contemporary approaches to the evaluation of sexual dysfunction and their clinical application
Understand medical, surgical and psychosexual management approaches for sexual dysfunction, supported by case-based and video demonstrations
Apply online knowledge during supervised onsite clinical, laboratory, counselling, quality and simulation activities within the learner's professional scope
Develop theoretical and technical knowledge in clinical male infertility and sexual dysfunction
Strengthen clinical reasoning for history-taking, examination, investigation interpretation, diagnosis, counselling and referral
Interpret semen analysis and related endocrine, genetic and imaging findings while recognising test limitations and quality requirements
Develop supervised practical capability in selected andrology laboratory, counselling, documentation and clinical workflow tasks
Understand the principles, indications and limitations of surgical, sperm-retrieval, ART-interface and sexual-medicine procedures taught through video, observation or simulation
Develop knowledge relevant to setting up and quality-managing an andrology laboratory and men's health clinic, including operational and quality-management principles
Urologists
Andrologists
Sexual Medicine Specialists
Reproductive Medicine Specialists
General Surgeons
Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Endocrinologists
General Physicians
MBBS Doctors
Postgraduate Medical Students
Psychiatrists
Clinical Psychologists
Dermatologists, Andrology and Embryology Laboratory Professionals
Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Sexual Dysfunction Management, and Sexual Health
MBBS doctors
Doctors who have completed Post Graduation in their respective field
Must be a South Asian Society for Sexual Medicine (SASSM) Member
The case for men's health
Development of the Male Reproductive
System
Spermatogenesis and Spermiogenesis
Sperm Transport and Maturation
HPG axis in Men and its Role in
Spermatogenesis
Seminal Plasma and Its Role
Hypothalamus and Pituitary Disorders
Interpretation Of Abnormal Semen Analysis
WHO 5th & 6th Manual - Differences and Clinical Implications
Hormonal Evaluation
Relevance of Inhibin, 17 Hydroxy Progesterone / FSH Receptor Assay
Genetic evaluation - Karyotyping, Y chromosome and CFTR Genetic Testing and Relevance
Radiological Evaluation : What, When and Why
Inflammation and Sexual Dysfunction
Donor Insemination - Principles of banking and Optimizing Success
Role of Environment in Male Infertility
Management of Anejaculation & Erection and Ejaculatory Dysfunction Relevant to Fertility
Spinal Cord Injury and Male Infertility
Overview of IUI vs IVF vs ICSI and guidelines for clinical practice
ART law in India and ethics in management
Adoption
Optimizing sperm in azoospermia - medical options
Fertility preservation strategies in infertile men
Male Infertility guidelines
Devices in Andrology
Low Intensity Shock Wave Therapy - The challenges & utility in Indian subcontinent
History, Investigation & classification of the problem
Hypoactive sexual desire disorder(HSSD) in women
Medical Management of Female Sexual Dysfunction: Critical Evaluation of Drugs
Don't know whether I have orgasms
UTI and Sex
Treatment of Vaginismus
Dyspareunia
Urological issues with Sex
Flibanserin
Mistakes in Use of PDE5 Inhibitors Leading to Failure of Therapy
Using PDE5I's
Testosterone/DHEA
Post-Menopausal Syndrome
Male Infertility clinical cases - Seminal Plasma Abnormalities
Sperm retrieval techniques: Critical answers for decision making
Micro TESE - Clinical challenges
Varicocele and Infertility
New technologies to improve fertility outcomes
ICSI-IVF-IMSI-PICSI
Sexual Development Male and Female - Sexual Response Cycle and its Determinants
Hormones in Sexual Development / Behavior
Evaluation of Puberty
Components of Adolescent Sexuality and Terms related to it
Stages of Sexuality Development in Adolescents - Early, Mid and Late
Assessing Sexual Health - HEADSSS / Psychosocial History and Sexual Health History
Sexual Behaviour and STD
Media and Adolescent sexuality
Comprehensive Sexuality Education
Effects of Tobacco on Sexual Health
Relevant History Taking and Problem Classification
Mindfulness in Sexual Therapy - The New Trend
Steps of Mx. of Psychogenic ED: Psychotherapy or Drugs - Alone or Combined? How to Choose?
Sex Therapy for PME - Is there a Role?
Limitations & Concerns of Sex Therapy
Using PDE5 Inhibitors Effectively
Management of Non-Responders to PDE5 Inhibitors
Treatment with Intra-Penile Self-Injection and VED
Erectile Dysfunction - Evaluation. A Practical, Therapy-guided Approach for the Urologist
Introduction to Penile Prosthesis
Penile Prosthesis - Types and Approaches
Complications of Penile Prosthesis
Sex Therapy for Sexual Dysfunction
Erectile Dysfunction
Management of Priapism
Congenital Penile Curvature & Peyronie's Disease
Late Onset Hypogonadism
Case Scenarios
Genital Dermatoses those can Result in Sexual Dysfunctions
Certain Genital Conditions Raises Concern and Sexual Dysfunctions
Genital Hygiene
Balanoposthitis and Vulvovaginitis
Epididymitis, Orchitis, Epididymo-orchitis and Prostatitis
Genital Discharges in Men
Female Genital Discharges
Impacts of STI-HIV on Marriage, Parenthood and Resuming Sex after Treatment
Myths and Misconceptions on STI-HIV
Serology of Syphilis and HIV
Post Exposure Prophylaxis, Preexposure Prophylaxis and Universal Work Precautions
Venerophobia and HIV Phobia
Physiological Discharges and Sexual Dysfunctions
Psychiatric Disorders and Sexual Problems - Introduction
Treatment of Psychiatric Disorders and Treatment Emergent Sexual Dysfunctions
Adult Sexual Violence: Harassment, Assault and Rape
Psychiatric Disorder and Sexual Dysfunction
Sexual Addiction Disorders
Pornography & Sexuality
Sexual Evaluation by Geriatrician Perspective & Mx.
Approach to Erectile Dysfunction in Diabetes
Patient Concerns in Young: Shrinkage / Lack of Early Morning / Thin Semen / Decrease in Force of Ejaculation
Premature Ejaculation - Treatment Advances and Future
LGBTQIA+
Traction Devices for Penile Length and Peyronie's Disease
Testicular, Penile and Postejaculatory Pain - Mx. and Role of Surgery
Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder
Phimosis: Foreskin Stretching Devices
Infertility & Sexual Dysfunction
Case Scenarios
PME - Clinical Challenges and Treatment Modalities
Sexual Desire Disorders - Part 1
Sexual Desire Disorders - Part 2
Terminologies: Why the Changes? Present State of Art
Hormone Therapy
Fat Derived Stem Cell Girth Augmentation
Use of Fillers and More
Peyronie's Disease Treatment
Peyronie's Disease - Treatment with Injection & Other Drugs
Solutions for Psychological Problems for Sexual Dysfunction
Male to Female (MTF) - Part 1 - Gender Reaffirmation Surgery - Surgical Principles - Procedures
Male to Female (MTF) - Part 2 - Gender Reassignment Surgery - Surgical Steps: Live Video
How to Evolve a Multidisciplinary Practice
ED Management Overview
Male Infertility Management Overview
Peyronie's Disease
Premature Ejaculation Diagnosis and Management
Dimensions of Sexuality
Kamasutra and Other Classics - Lessons to Learn
Demystifying Sex
Genetic Issues & Intersex Conditions
Cognitive, Behavioural & Interpersonal Perspectives of Male Sexual Dysfunction
Cognitive, Behavioural, and Interpersonal Perspectives of Sexual Dysfunctions in Females
Human Sexual Response - Male
Human Sexual Response - Female
Adult Sexuality: Pre-marital, Marital & Extra Marital Issues
Male Sexual Anatomy - Part 2
Female Sexual Anatomy - Part 1
Female Sexual Anatomy - Part 2
Understanding Biochemistry of Sex
Hormones & Sex
Bio-Psycho-Social Aspects of Sexual Dysfunction
Female Myths
Sexual Myths
Dhat & Psychasthenic Syndrome
PLISSIT Model for Managing Sexual Dysfunctions
OP Clinic Management
Oogenesis, Spermatogenesis & Embryogenesis
Conventional IVF
Denudation
Dish & Media Preparation
ICSI & Oocyte Morphology
Fertilization Check and Embryo Grading
Embryo Transfer
Timelapse technology - IMSI - PICSI - Embryo Biopsy - Testicular Sperm Selection - Laser Assisted Hatching - Artificial Activation of Oocyte
Apply identity, consent, confidentiality, chaperone, infection-prevention and scope-of-practice safeguards in clinical and laboratory settings
Practise structured male infertility and sexual-medicine histories, focused examination, documentation, red-flag recognition and referral planning under supervision.
Interpret semen, endocrine, genetic and imaging findings and integrate them into infertility and azoospermia decision pathways
Perform selected andrology laboratory tasks under SOP and quality controls, including semen-analysis components, sperm preparation, cryopreservation simulation, traceability and QC/EQA activities
Observe or simulate sperm-retrieval, reconstructive, varicocele, ART-interface and sexual-medicine procedures without implying independent procedural credentialing
Practise counselling for infertility, fertility preservation, erectile and ejaculatory disorders, hypogonadism, Peyronie's disease, couple concerns and psychosexual issues within professional scope
Apply STI/genital-health, safeguarding, inclusive communication, service-quality, audit and CAPA principles to practical cases and workflows
Integrate clinical and laboratory information through capstone case review, multidisciplinary discussion, feedback and logbook-based development
Document consent-led supervised consultations, examinations and clinical decision records with appropriate escalation of red flags
Interpret common semen, endocrine, genetic and imaging scenarios and communicate findings, limitations and next steps clearly
Complete selected andrology laboratory exercises under SOP, QC and traceability requirements at the supervision level recorded by faculty
Develop supervised counselling and communication skills across infertility, men's sexual health, couples care, psychosexual care and sensitive disclosures
Apply quality-system, audit, CAPA, specimen-identity, laboratory-safety and service-planning principles in simulated or supervised workflows
Recognise personal limits, scope boundaries and situations requiring specialist or urgent referral
D1.1 Programme induction, baseline knowledge test and logbook orientation | 30 min
D1.2 Clinic, laboratory, cryostorage and procedure-area workflow tour | 45 min
D1.3 Scope, supervision, confidentiality and patient-consent seminar | 45 min
D1.4 Simulated identity check, consent for trainee involvement, chaperone offer and privacy briefing | 75 min
D1.5 Hand hygiene, PPE, spill, sharps and needlestick-exposure drill | 60 min
D1.6 Debrief, critical-fail rules and reflective log | 45 min
D2.2 General/endocrine, penis, testis, epididymis, vas and cord examination sequence | 90 min
D2.3 Orchidometer use and varicocele examination manoeuvres | 60 min
D2.4 Red flags: torsion, mass, infection, acute priapism and safeguarding | 45 min
D2.5 Structured note, problem list and handover | 45 min
D2.6 DOPS and feedback | 30 min
D3.2 Supervised new-patient infertility clinic | 120 min
D3.3 Infertility-history role play with difficult disclosure | 45 min
D3.4 Problem representation and differential formulation | 45 min
D3.5 Investigation and referral plan | 30 min
D3.6 Mini-CEX feedback and logbook | 30 min
D4.2 Supervised infertility examination clinic | 105 min
D4.3 Scrotal ultrasound image review and anatomy correlation | 60 min
D4.4 Varicocele and vasal agenesis scenarios | 45 min
D4.5 Focused report and referral note | 30 min
D4.6 DOPS/debrief | 30 min
D5.2 Supervised endocrine/men's health clinic | 75 min
D5.3 Steroid-assay principles, interference, reference intervals and QC | 45 min
D5.4 Hormone-panel interpretation carousel | 45 min
D5.5 Fertility-preserving management algorithms | 45 min
D5.6 Shared-decision counselling role play | 30 min
D5.7 CBD and logbook | 30 min
D6.2 Azoospermia clinic or de-identified case review | 90 min
D6.3 OA versus NOA algorithm station | 60 min
D6.4 Karyotype/Y-microdeletion/CFTR reports | 60 min
D6.5 Genetic counselling and partner-testing role play | 30 min
D6.6 CBD and logbook | 30 min
D7.2 Multi-report interpretation round | 75 min
D7.3 Repeat-testing and artefact scenarios | 75 min
D7.4 Advanced-test indications and non-indications | 60 min
D7.5 Patient explanation in plain language | 30 min
D7.6 Interpretation OSPE and feedback | 30 min
D8.2 Supervised male infertility/fertility-preservation clinic | 105 min
D8.3 Varicocele, gonadotoxic therapy, spinal cord injury and HIV scenarios | 60 min
D8.4 IUI versus IVF/ICSI decision mapping | 45 min
D8.5 Risk/benefit and uncertainty counselling | 30 min
D8.6 Mini-CEX/logbook | 30 min
D9.2 Collection-room and specimen-flow walkthrough | 45 min
D9.3 Specimen receipt, two-identifier check and acceptance/rejection station | 75 min
D9.4 Collection instructions and incomplete-specimen counselling | 60 min
D9.5 Spill, contamination and chain-of-custody incident simulation | 60 min
D9.6 DOPS and logbook | 30 min
D10.2 Demonstration: mixing, macroscopic assessment and dilution | 30 min
D10.3 Bench practice: macroscopic examination and duplicate chamber counts | 135 min
D10.4 Calculations, acceptance criteria and discrepancy resolution | 45 min
D10.5 Report construction and limitations | 30 min
D10.6 DOPS/debrief | 30 min
D11.2 Microscope and heated-stage demonstration | 30 min
D11.3 Blind paired motility counts and vitality preparation | 135 min
D11.4 Inter-observer comparison and discordance review | 45 min
D11.5 Reporting and clinical interpretation | 30 min
D11.6 DOPS/debrief | 30 min
D12.2 Smear preparation/staining demonstration | 30 min
D12.3 Slide preparation and morphology/round-cell microscopy | 120 min
D12.4 Leukocyte differentiation/peroxidase-method demonstration | 45 min
D12.5 Consensus slide review and QC chart discussion | 45 min
D12.6 OSPE/debrief | 30 min
D13.2 Density-gradient and swim-up demonstration | 30 min
D13.3 Paired sperm-preparation bench practice | 135 min
D13.4 Post-wash count, yield and TMSC calculations | 45 min
D13.5 Witnessing and final-sample handoff simulation | 30 min
D13.6 DOPS/debrief | 30 min
D14.2 Freezing/thawing and tank-safety demonstration | 30 min
D14.3 Aliquot, label, freeze/thaw simulation and post-thaw analysis | 105 min
D14.4 QC/EQA, calibration, temperature alarm and CAPA workshop | 60 min
D14.5 Advanced-test report interpretation | 45 min
D14.6 DOPS/debrief | 30 min
D15.2 Supervised azoospermia clinic | 90 min
D15.3 OA/NOA multidisciplinary case board | 75 min
D15.4 Shared-decision counselling role play | 45 min
D15.5 Procedure-readiness and referral checklist | 30 min
D15.6 CBD/logbook | 30 min
D16.2 Live procedure observation when scheduled; otherwise full procedural simulation | 135 min
D16.3 Needle/instrument and anatomy task-trainer station | 45 min
D16.4 Specimen handoff, wet-prep communication and cryo decision | 30 min
D16.5 Complication and discharge scenarios | 30 min
D16.6 Procedure-observation log/debrief | 30 min
D17.2 OR observation or recorded case walk-through | 135 min
D17.3 Microscope ergonomics and synthetic-vessel suturing | 60 min
D17.4 Complications, follow-up and semen-monitoring plan | 30 min
D17.5 Non-surgeon parallel: counselling and referral station | 15 min
D17.6 Observation/DOPS log and debrief | 30 min
D18.2 Clinic or ultrasound-suite observation | 75 min
D18.3 Image interpretation and anatomy station | 75 min
D18.4 Low-volume/retrograde/aspermia algorithms | 60 min
D18.5 Post-ejaculatory urine result interpretation | 30 min
D18.6 CBD/debrief | 30 min
D19.2 Embryology laboratory observation | 105 min
D19.3 Witnessing, labelling and traceability simulation | 45 min
D19.4 IUI/IVF/ICSI case selection board | 60 min
D19.5 Fertility-preservation counselling and consent review | 30 min
D19.6 Observation log/debrief | 30 min
D20.2 Standardized-patient sexual history | 75 min
D20.3 Supervised sexual-medicine clinic | 90 min
D20.4 Five Ps plus function/pleasure/safety documentation | 45 min
D20.5 Biopsychosocial formulation | 30 min
D20.6 Mini-CEX/debrief | 30 min
D21.2 Supervised ED clinic | 90 min
D21.3 PDE5 non-response and drug-interaction cases | 60 min
D21.4 VED and intracavernosal-injection counselling on task trainers | 60 min
D21.5 Cardiometabolic risk/referral note | 30 min
D21.6 DOPS/debrief | 30 min
D22.2 Supervised clinic or standardized cases | 90 min
D22.3 Latency/control/distress interview practice | 60 min
D22.4 Medication, ED coexistence and fertility-impact cases | 60 min
D22.5 Post-ejaculatory urine/retrieval referral pathway | 30 min
D22.6 Mini-CEX/debrief | 30 min
D23.2 Supervised men's health/hypogonadism clinic | 75 min
D23.3 Borderline testosterone and confounder cases | 45 min
D23.4 Ageing men's health screen: cardiometabolic, sleep, LUTS and prostate red flags | 45 min
D23.5 Fertility intention, risks and monitoring counselling | 45 min
D23.6 Low-desire biopsychosocial formulation | 30 min
D23.7 CBD/debrief | 30 min
D24.2 Clinic or OR observation | 75 min
D24.3 Curvature measurement, traction and prosthesis model station | 60 min
D24.4 Priapism and acute scrotum emergency simulation | 60 min
D24.5 Treatment-option and expectation counselling | 45 min
D24.6 DOPS/debrief | 30 min
D25.2 Simulated counselling consultation | 75 min
D25.3 Observed clinic/counselling session where consented | 60 min
D25.4 Recorded role-play feedback on empathy, boundaries and formulation | 75 min
D25.5 Risk and referral decision station | 30 min
D25.6 Mini-CEX/debrief | 30 min
D26.2 Standardized couple interview | 75 min
D26.3 Gender-diverse and adolescent safeguarding cases | 60 min
D26.4 Female-partner/reproductive-medicine interface | 60 min
D26.5 Bias, language and documentation audit | 45 min
D26.6 Mini-CEX/debrief | 30 min
D27.2 Clinic or de-identified image case review | 75 min
D27.3 Specimen-site selection and collection-model station | 60 min
D27.4 PPE, exposure and PEP workflow simulation | 45 min
D27.5 PrEP/PEP, partner services and sexual-violence referral cases | 60 min
D27.6 OSCE/debrief | 30 min
D28.2 Structured facility and workflow audit | 75 min
D28.3 SOP, QC/EQA and document-control review | 60 min
D28.4 Identity error, temperature excursion and consent-gap simulations | 60 min
D28.5 QI proposal drafting | 45 min
D28.6 Audit presentation/debrief | 30 min
D29.2 Supervised integrated clinic | 105 min
D29.3 Laboratory/report reconciliation | 45 min
D29.4 Multidisciplinary case presentation | 60 min
D29.5 Patient-facing explanation or standardized handover | 30 min
D29.6 Feedback and final logbook check | 30 min
D30.2 One integrated long case | 75 min
D30.3 Two short cases | 45 min
D30.4 Ten spotters/OSPE stations | 45 min
D30.5 Andrology laboratory practical or QC unknown | 60 min
D30.6 General viva and structured logbook/portfolio review | 30 min
D30.7 Individual feedback, remediation and development plan | 30 min
The Theory Examination shall be conducted by the South Asian Society for Sexual Medicine (SASSM).
The Practical Examination, comprising clinical assessments, logbook discussions and a general viva, shall be conducted at Ankur Healthcare Hospital, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru.
Examination results shall be announced within one week after completion of the examination
• Candidates who do not appear for the examination will not be offered a supplementary examination. They will be required to appear as fresh candidates when the examination is conducted with a subsequent batch
Certificates will be distributed to successful candidates by the South Asian Society for Sexual Medicine (SASSM).
Six short questions, 5 marks each (30 marks).
Thirty multiple-choice questions (MCQs), 1 mark each (30 marks).
Two Short Cases – 25 marks each (50 marks)
Ten spotters, 5 marks each (50 marks)
Logbook assessment covering 10 different cases, 5 mark each (50 marks)
General viva, 50 marks (50 marks)
Medical Director, Ankur Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru
Medical Director, Andrology, Urology and Continence Centre, Gleneagles Hospital, Singapore
Consultant Andrologist & Microsurgeon, Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai
Consultant, Nanavati Hospital, Mumbai
Professor, JSS Medical College, Mysore
Associate Professor, BSMMU, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Consultant of Sexual Medicine at Apollo Hospitals, Chennai
Senior Embryologist, Ankur Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru
Senior Anatomist, St. John's Medical College, Bengaluru
Associate professor, University of Miami, Florida
Founder, Tots to Teens Healthcare, Bangalore
Clinical Director and Founder, SCM and Diyos Hospital, New Delhi
Clinical Director of Dr. Patil's Fertility and Endoscopy Clinic, Bengaluru
Senior Sexual Health Physician & Counsellor, Mumbai
Head of Andrology & Reconstructive Urology, Kokilaben Hospital, Mumbai
HIV Specialist, Shifa Hospital, Tirunelveli
Sexologist, Mediwave IVF & Fertility Research Hospital, Mysore
Associate Professor at King George Medical University, Lucknow
UroHead, Dept. of Clinical Psychology, JSS Medical College, Mysore
Sr. Professor and HOD, Urology, SMS Medical College, Jaipur
Consultant Reproductive Medicine, Ankur Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru
Microsurgical Andrologist and Urologist, Apollo Hospital, Chennai
Professor of Urology, Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences, Sirsi
Psychotherapist, The Psychotherapy Clinic, Chennai
Chairman of the Department of Anatomy, JSS Medical College, Mysore
Professor & Head of Unit, Dept of Psychiatry, Seth GSMC & KEM hospital, Mumbai
Asst.Professor, Dept. of Clinical Psychology, JSS Medical College & Hospital, Mysuru
Director & Clinical Psychologist, Global Leadership & Development(GLAD), Chennai
Consultant in Sexual Medicine, Nagpur
Consultant, Counselling & Psychotherapy, Chennai
Director and Chief Consultant, Leo Institute Of Sexual Medicine, Hyderabad
Consultant Microsurgical Uro-Andrologist, AIG Hospitals, Hyderabad
UroAndrologist and Microsurgeon, AndroOne Men's Health Clinic, Salem
Sexologist & Endocrinologist, Apollo Clinic, Guwahati
MSenior Clinical Embryologist at KSHEMA-IVF, Mangaluru
Consultant Microsurgical Andrologist & Urologist,Bengaluru
Consultant Consultant Microsurgical Andrologist, Hyderabad
Andrology Technician, Ankur Healthcare Pvt Ltd., Bengaluru
Consultant Embryologist, Ankur Healthcare Pvt Ltd., Bengaluru
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