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Dr. Nandita Palshetkar, a fertility and IVF specialist with more than three decades of experience in reproductive medicine, participated in the BOG (Banten Obstetric & Gynaecology) Annual Scientific Meeting 2026, organised by the Indonesian Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. The international scientific meeting brought together specialists in obstetrics, gynaecology, and reproductive medicine to exchange knowledge and discuss developments in women's healthcare and assisted reproduction.
Her participation provided an opportunity to share perspectives from her clinical experience in India while engaging with fertility and women's health professionals from across the region.
The BOG Annual Scientific Meeting brought together experts from Indonesia and several other countries to discuss developments in obstetrics, gynaecology, reproductive medicine, and assisted reproductive technology.
Sessions covered areas including fertility preservation, infertility management, and emerging technologies in assisted reproduction. These scientific meetings provide an important platform for clinicians to exchange experiences, discuss evolving treatment approaches, and learn from developments taking place across different healthcare systems.
Dr. Palshetkar contributed to these discussions by sharing insights from her experience in reproductive medicine and fertility treatment in India. Her participation also highlighted the value of international knowledge exchange in a field where advances in technology and treatment protocols continue to shape patient care.
One of the key themes discussed at the meeting was the importance of early fertility awareness among women.
Fertility can change with age, and understanding reproductive health earlier can give women more time to consider their options. Dr. Palshetkar emphasised the value of consulting a qualified fertility specialist before potential fertility concerns become more difficult to address.
The discussion also touched on the growing interest in elective egg freezing. Fertility preservation can be an option for women who wish to delay pregnancy for personal, professional, or medical reasons and want to preserve their reproductive options for the future.
Early fertility counselling can help women understand factors such as age, ovarian reserve, and their individual reproductive health before deciding whether fertility preservation is appropriate.
Infertility treatment can involve several challenges, including affordability, awareness, and access to quality care. These concerns are relevant to patients across different countries and healthcare systems.
During the meeting, Dr. Palshetkar highlighted the importance of making fertility care more accessible while ensuring that patients receive appropriate education alongside clinical treatment. Helping patients understand their diagnosis and treatment options is an important part of fertility care.
The discussions also explored how advances in assisted reproductive technology are changing infertility treatment. Developments in areas such as embryo selection, genetic screening, and personalised treatment protocols are giving fertility specialists additional tools to tailor treatment according to individual patient needs.
Participation in international scientific meetings allows fertility specialists to exchange clinical experiences and perspectives with colleagues from different countries.
For Dr. Palshetkar, the BOG meeting offered an opportunity to share her experience in reproductive medicine while learning from professionals working across Indonesia and the wider region. Such interactions contribute to continuing professional education and encourage collaboration within the field.
Her patient-centred approach to fertility care, combining clinical precision with an emphasis on communication and understanding, was also part of the perspective she brought to the discussions.
Dr. Nandita Palshetkar has more than 30 years of experience in assisted reproductive technology and currently serves as Founder and Medical Director of Bloom IVF. Her work has included the introduction of several advanced fertility techniques in India, including oocyte freezing, ovarian tissue preservation, laser-assisted hatching, IMSI, Embryoscope and AI technology in oocyte selection, embryo selection called as magenta and violet , also AI techniques being used in sperm selection.
Her participation in international scientific forums forms part of her broader involvement in reproductive medicine, alongside clinical practice and fertility education.
For patients exploring fertility treatment in Mumbai, access to experienced specialists can be an important consideration when deciding where to seek care. However, the right treatment approach ultimately depends on factors such as age, medical history, fertility diagnosis, and individual reproductive goals.
Dr. Nandita Palshetkar's participation in the BOG Annual Scientific Meeting 2026 provided an opportunity to exchange knowledge and perspectives on the evolving field of reproductive medicine. From fertility preservation and infertility management to advances in assisted reproductive technology, scientific forums such as these help clinicians stay connected with developments taking place across countries and healthcare systems.
With more than three decades of experience in reproductive medicine and continued involvement in advancing fertility care, Dr. Palshetkar remains committed to clinical practice, education, and the use of evolving technologies in assisted reproduction.
If you are considering fertility treatment or fertility preservation, you can book a consultation with Dr. Nandita Palshetkar to discuss your individual fertility needs and treatment options.
