to keep data base of paediatric patients so what kept him and the apps away from each other all these years after smart phones came to india perhaps the right time it is now a war against time doctors must always be ready to accept new technology if one looks at all the developments in medicine they are all in the field of engineering or bioengineering which have revolutionized the diagnosis and treatment in last few decades hence doctors have to learn to become techsavy to be able to render best possible treatment he said dr deopujari has also used the expertise of other doctors who are good in mathematics and can develop algorithms required for apps like dr vivek shivhare a paediatric consultant at care hospital and his own daughter dr shruti deopujari at eastern virgina school of medicine he attributes the success to team work my passion for academics and inclination towards engineering coupled with expertise of mathematics and software development resulted in these apps i also used information available in best books in medicine like the all you really need to know to interpret arterial blood gases by dr lawrence martin from cleveland who also had a mathematical mind proved very useful he said box info abg arterial blood gas complete app is an application used for monitoring levels of various elements present in patients blood while on ventilators and is also used for patients with lung diseases it interprets components like ph carbon dioxide levels etc for giving diagnosis end tidal carbon di oxide or etco 2 is used for patients who are critical or who are under anaesthesia nri neonatal resuscitation india is an important app and guides a paediatric specialist for neonatal resuscitation dehydration app is for patients with dehydration and calculates as to how much fluid should be given aag or aa gradient and alveolar gas tutor are apps for simulation of patients on ventilators odc or oxygen dissociation curve guides as to how much oxygen should be given in critically ill patients