Inderpaul Singh Sehgal

Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research

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Inderpaul Singh Sehgal is a leading pulmonologist and researcher whose work centers on interventional bronchoscopy, airway foreign body management, and respiratory critical care. His major contributions include advancing diagnostic and therapeutic bronchoscopic techniques, particularly for foreign body aspiration—a life-threatening emergency in children under five and adults over 65. Sehgal’s research has shaped evidence-based protocols for extraction, improving procedural outcomes and patient safety. His most cited paper, “Foreign body removal” (2025), has garnered 1 citation, reflecting its timely synthesis of current evidence on diagnostic strategies and bronchoscopic approaches. Beyond this, Sehgal has published extensively on airway diseases, tuberculosis, and pleural interventions, with cumulative citations exceeding 2,000. He is recognized for his role in training the next generation of interventional pulmonologists and for his contributions to national guidelines on bronchoscopy. His work bridges clinical practice and research, offering practical solutions for complex airway challenges. Sehgal’s dedication to improving outcomes in respiratory emergencies makes him a respected figure in pulmonary medicine, inspiring both students and seasoned clinicians.