Dr. Sankalp Surya Mohan

Dr Sankalp Mohan is a highly experienced Neurologist with more than 15 years of experience. He has done his MBBS from Grant Medical College Mumbai, MD (Medicine) from GMC Baroda and DM (Neurology) from GMC Kota. He has done a short-term neurology training course at PGIMER Chandigarh. Dr Mohan has worked in various leading hospitals of Delhi and Mumbai including Artemis Hospitals Gurgaon, Max Smart Hospital Saket, Paras Hospitals Gurgaon and Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital Mumbai. He has been a part of various national and international conferences and has attended various workshops related to the field of neurology and pain medicine. His special interests lie in the field of: 1. Stroke Medicine [Observership experience from the globally renowned Calgary Stroke Program, University of Calgary, Canada] 2. Migraine and Headache disorders 3. Pain Medicine including management of neuropathic and other forms of chronic pain [Fellowship in pain management from DPMC (Delhi Pain Management Centre) and Asian Pain Academy, Kolkata]

Professional Memberships ÔÇó Indian Academy of Neurology ÔÇó Indian Stroke Association ÔÇó International Headache Society Research and Publications ÔÇóMohan, S., & Dhamne, M. C. (2024). Recurrent Guillian BarreÔÇÖ Syndrome vs acute onset CIDP - study of 2 cases. RRNMF Neuromuscular Journal, 5(1). [University of Kansas International Journal] ÔÇóMohan SS, Hatekar KS, Patil SP, Shaikh JD. Paraneoplastic Cerebellar Degeneration with Demyelinating Polyradiculoneuropathy in a Case of Anti-Yo Antibody-Positive Breast Cancer. Neural India. 2021 Jul-Aug;69(4):1099-1100 ÔÇóCharacteristics of nerve conduction studies in carpal tunnel syndrome. Moon PP, Maheshwari D, Sardana V, Bhushan B, Mohan S. Neurol India 2017,65;1013-6 ÔÇóAwareness about stroke symptoms and treatment options amongst stroke patients admitted to a tertiary care centre. Dilip Maheshwari, Vijay Sardana, Sankalp Mohan, Bharat Bhushan, Parag Moon, SumitKamble, Piyush Ojha. Indian Journal of Neurosciences oct 2016:2(4).77- 78 International presentations: ÔÇóEfficacy of peripheral nerve blocks in chronic migraine - A prospective study on disability reduction. [World Congress of Neurology, Seoul 2025]