Physician • PhD Scholar • Clinical Researcher

Dr. Padmini
Das

MBBS • MSc (Global Health) • PhD Scholar

Advancing maternal healthcare through research in preeclampsia, cerebral hemodynamics, Transcranial Doppler and evidence-based global health.

⌖ Noida, India
🏛 ESIC Medical College
⌁ Maternal Neurovascular Research
Professional portrait of Dr. Padmini Das
Maternal Medicine Clinical research focus
Transcranial Doppler Cerebral blood-flow analysis
Clinical Medicine
Women’s Health
Neurovascular Research
Global Health
Peer-Reviewed Science
Dr. Padmini Das delivering an academic presentation
Dr. Padmini Das during research work

Medicine guided by science. Research driven by purpose.

Dr. Padmini Das is a physician and PhD scholar working at the intersection of maternal medicine, cerebral physiology and clinical research. Her academic work explores cerebral hemodynamic changes in preeclampsia and the clinical potential of Transcranial Doppler.

MBBSClinical foundation
MSc Global HealthPopulation-health perspective
PhD ScholarMaternal neurovascular research
Published ResearcherPeer-reviewed academic work

Research Focus

A multidisciplinary research profile connecting pregnancy, cerebral circulation, physiology, bedside diagnostics and global health.

Maternal Medicine

Improving maternal outcomes through clinically relevant and evidence-based investigation.

Preeclampsia

Studying neurovascular effects and cerebral autoregulatory changes in hypertensive pregnancy.

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Cerebral Hemodynamics

Exploring cerebral blood-flow velocity, perfusion pressure and autoregulatory resistance.

Global Health

Translating clinical science into practical approaches for diverse and resource-conscious settings.

Understanding the maternal brain during preeclampsia

Her research investigates cerebral hemodynamic alterations in preeclamptic women using Transcranial Doppler, with a focus on early neurovascular risk identification and potential vulnerability to posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome.

Assessment of Transcranial Doppler–Based Cerebral Hemodynamics in Preeclamptic Women

The work examines peak systolic velocity, end-diastolic velocity, cerebral perfusion pressure and resistance-area product across major cerebral arteries.

Preeclampsia Transcranial Doppler Cerebral Perfusion Autoregulation Maternal Brain Health PRES Risk
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Research Publications
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Study Participants Analysed
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Major Cerebral Arteries Studied
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Evidence-Driven Research

The Journey of Dr. Padmini Das

From the early days of clinical training to teaching, research, conferences, recognition and published academic work.

Early medical training days
The Beginning

Medical Training

The formative years of clinical learning and professional identity.

Teaching session
Educator

Teaching & Learning

Sharing knowledge through academic sessions and classroom engagement.

Research work and analysis
Research

Data & Discovery

Working through evidence, analysis and scientific interpretation.

Graduation day milestone
Milestone

Academic Progression

Marking important achievements in her academic and clinical journey.

Research conference and poster group
Current Chapter

Research Community

Presenting work, exchanging ideas and building academic collaborations.

Selected Publications

Peer-reviewed work contributing Indian clinical evidence on cerebral hemodynamics in preeclampsia.

Assessment of Transcranial Doppler (TCD)-Based Cerebral Hemodynamics in Preeclamptic Women

The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology of India • 2026

PubMed Indexed Research Profile

PubMed ID: 41970449 • Maternal cerebral hemodynamics and preeclampsia

Awards, Mentors & Collaborations

Academic growth shaped by recognition, mentorship and collaborative research environments.

Award and recognition ceremony

Awards & Recognition

Celebrating academic contribution, participation and professional achievement.

Mentor and academic collaboration

Mentorship & Collaboration

Learning and working alongside experienced clinicians, researchers and academic leaders.

Academic & Professional Contact

For research collaboration, conference participation, academic opportunities and professional communication.

Email
pdasdoctor@gmail.com
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Dr. Padmini Das