CURRICULUM VITAE

Dr Prasant Kumar Kabi

MBBS MD( Anaesthesiology)

CONTENTS

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6. Present appointment

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11 Practical procedures

12. Presentations

13 Research

14 Conferences, meetings attended

15 Training

16 Teaching

17 Management and administration

18. Other work experience

19. Outside interest

20 Referees

PERSONAL DETAILS

Name Dr.Prasant Kumar Kabi

Address NMC SPECIALTY HOSPITAL,

POST BOX.6222

ABU DHABI, UAE

Telephone +971-********* ( Mobile)

E mail abgoed@r.postjobfree.com

Date of Birth 02 / 01 / 1970

Marital Status Married with wife and a baby girl as

dependent

Nationality Indian

Place of Birth Tata Main Hospital, Jamshedpur,India

Medical Registration No. 12432 / 19 - 10 - 1995

Place Of Registration Bhubaneswar,Orissa, INDIA

Registration in UAE HAAD License Holder for

Specialist Anaesthesia

Passport Details. H 3609928, Ranchi,

Jharkhand, INDIA,

Issued on

10.02.2009, Expired on 09.02.2019

.

Specialist Anaesthesiologist Department Of Anaesthesiology &

Critical Care from July

2011 till date

Life Member of Indian Society Of Anaesthesiologist, Membership No. P 885

EDUCATION

School 1984 Matriculation from

Mrs.K.M.P.M. High School,

Jamshedpur in 1st. Division.

Class Monitor

throughout the school days.

Higher Secondary 1984 - 1986 +2 Science from Ravenshaw College,

Cuttack

In 1st.

Division

University 1986-1989 +3 Science( Zoology Hons.) from Ravenshaw

College,

Cuttack in 1st.Division with Distinction

Clinical School 1989-1994 MBBS from SCB Medical College & Hospital,

Cuttack.

Merit Scholarship awarded to me by

TATA STEEL

for MBBS course.

1995 Rotatory Internship from SCB

Medical College &

Hospital, Cuttack

Post Registration Qualifications

1996 - 1999 MD ( Anaesthesiology)

Life Support Courses

1998 Noenatal

Resuscitation

1999 ALS provider

1999. ATLS provider

2000. ACLS provider

2007. BLS provider

2007 ACLS provider

MEDICAL TRAINING

Present Appointment

23rd. July.2011 Specialist Anaesthesiologist in

Department of

- Onwards Till Date. Anaesthesiology & Critical Care,NMC

Specialty

Hospital,ABU DHABI, UAE

Previous Appointments

4th. Dec.2000 Consultant Anaesthesiologist in

Department of

- 20thJuly,2011. Anaesthesiology & Critical Care,Tata

Motors

Hospital,Jamshedpur

1st.Aug.2000 Specialist Anasthesiologist in

Department Of

- 2nd.Dec.2000 Anaesthesiology & Critical Care, Mercy

Hospital,

Jamshedpur with Free lancing in

different private nursing

homes

1st. Oct.1999 Clinical Assistant in Cardiac Anaesthesiology

in

- 30th. June 2000 BM Birla Heart Research Centre, Kolkata

7th.Sept. 1996 Post Graduate Trainee in Department of

Anaesthesiology

- 6th.Sept. 1999 and Critical Care in MKCG Medical

College & Hospital,

Berhampur, Orissa

10th.July 1996 Resident House Officer Trainee in

Department of

- 31st. Aug. 1996 Anaesthesiology & Critical Care, Telco

Hospital,

Jamshedpur

Present Appointment

23rd.July 2011 Onwards Till Date

Specialist Anaesthesiologist, Department Of Anaesthesiology & Critical

Care,

NMC Specialty Hospital, Abu Dhabi, UAE

NMC Specialty Hospital, Abu Dhabi, UAE

This Hospital, 100 bed capacity,, has got 7 main Operation Rooms for

routine & emergency operations of different surgical departments with 9

General ICU Beds.

I have more than 35 - 40 operating sessions per week for the

administration of anaesthesia autonomously.

I am actively & independently involved in managing anaesthesia in all

varieties of Laparoscopic surgeries. I have also an opportunity to excel

myself in anaesthetizing the patients of Total Hip Replacements, Total Knee

Replacements, Different varieties of Spinal surgeries through different

approaches.I use to participate in wide varieties of operations in general

surgery, urology, trauma & orthopaedics, plastic & burn unit, day case

surgery, gynaecology, ENT & oral surgery ( Maxillo - facial / Dental )),

ophthalmic, diagnostic imaging

( anaesthesia and sedation ), neurosurgery, obstetric anaesthesia and

pediatric surgery.

I have also expertise in anaesthetizing the patients for very rare

surgeries of nose like Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery by hypotensive

anaesthesia.

I use to have around 3 outpatient clinics per week in which the turn

over of the patients is on average 15 - 20 per day .

Normally all the critically ill patients in the wards are managed by me &

my colleagues of the department.

I am involved in overall care of major trauma cases, cardiac arrests and

other critical patients in the resuscitation room of A&E & the wards.

I use to have 2 - 3 on call duties per week in which I have got the

entire responsibility of all critically ill patients in the wards & ICU. I

use to be in-charge of all resuscitation activities in A&E.

I am actively involved in pain clinic, one of the core activity of

Department Of Anaesthesiology. I am well conversant with Epidural

Analgesia by Inj. Methyl

Prednisolone in chronic cases of Low Back - ache. I am also competent in

labour analgesia by epidural graded low dose of local anaesthetics

through epidural catheter.

I am also involved in re-orientation programmes of OR technical staffs &

nursing staffs for emergency medicine.

I use to attend meetings within the hospital - weekly meetings for

review of mortality, A&E departmental meetings, A&E pain group,

resuscitation committee.

Previous Appointments

4th.December 2000 - 23rd. July 2011

Consultant Anaesthesiologist, Department Of Anaesthesiology & Critical

Care

Dr.C.K.Patil, HOD & Chief Consultant, Department of Anaesthesiology &

Critical Care.

Tata Motors Hospital, Jamshedpur

This Hospital, 550 bed capacity, awarded with ISO 14001 certificate for

Environment Management, has got 4 main Operation Rooms for routine &

emergency operations of different surgical departments and one special OR

for infected patients.

This was an opportunity to use the skills I had gained in Cardiac

Anaesthesia, ACLS and ATLS, and also to further my experience in emergency

medicine . As this hospital is located in an industrial town, there are

regular victims of major trauma usually from the surrounding network of

motor ways most of which are being dealt in A&E Department, under the

supervision of me & my colleagues.

I had more than 35 - 40 operating sessions per week for the administration

of anaesthesia autonomously.

I was actively & independently involved in managing anaesthesia in

Laparoscopic surgeries like Lap.Chlocystectomy, Lap.Henia Repair,

Lap.Appendicectomy. Altogether on average I use to anesthetize 4 - 5

patients of Laparoscopic surgeries per day.

I had also an opportunity to excel myself in anaesthetizing the patients

of Total Hip Replacements, Total Knee Replacements, Different varieties of

Spinal surgeries through different approaches..I used to participate in

wide varieties of operations in general surgery, urology, trauma &

orthopaedics, plastic & burn unit, day case surgery, gynaecology, ENT &

oral surgery ( Maxillo - facial / Dental )), ophthalmic, diagnostic

imaging( anaesthesia and sedation), neurosurgery, obstetric anaesthesia

and pediatric surgery.

I had also expertise in anaesthetizing the patients for very rare

surgeries of nose like Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery by hypotensive

anaesthesia.

I had got quite a good number of cases on my records, conducted through

Hypotensive Anaesthesia with the help of continuous infusion of

Inj.Nitroglycerine & Inj. Sodium Nitroprusside, Inj.Metoprolol and a modern

approach of Balanced Anaesthesia.

I used to have around 3 outpatient clinics per week in which the turn

over of the patients is on average 15 - 20 per day .

Normally all the critically ill patients in the wards were managed by me &

my colleagues of the department.

I was involved in overall care of major trauma cases, cardiac arrests and

other critical patients in the resuscitation room of A&E & the wards.

I used to have 2 - 3 on call duties per week in which I had got the

entire responsibility of all critically ill patients in the wards & ICU. I

used to be in-charge of all resuscitation activities in A&E.

I was actively involved in pain clinic, one of the core activity of

Department Of Anaesthesiology. I am well conversant with Epidural

Analgesia by Inj. Methyl

Prednisolone in chronic cases of Low Back - ache. I am also competent in

labour analgesia by epidural graded low dose of local anaesthetics

through epidural catheter.

I was also involved in re-orientation programmes of OR technical staffs &

nursing staffs for emergency medicine.

I was involved to supervise and teach the SHOs on a variety of subjects

in the department & A&E in a variety of ways including clinics, ward

rounds and giving weekly presentations on various topics.

Within the Department, I used to arrange a formal educational weekly

departmental meeting and meetings to cover audit, critical incident

reporting, and morbidity and mortality.

I use to attend meetings within the hospital - weekly meetings for

review of mortality, A&E departmental meetings, A&E pain group,

resuscitation committee.

1st.Aug. 2000 - 2nd.December 2000

Specialist Anaesthesist with consultant duties in different private

nursing homes.

Mercy Hospital, Jamshedpur

This was an opportunity to provide further experience in the clinical

aspects of anaesthesiology & emergency medicine .

I was responsible for entire affairs of Department of Anaesthesiology &

was in- charge of High Dependency Unit & Post Anaesthetic Care Unit.

I was involved to supervise and teach the SHOs in the department and

A&E.

I attended meetings within the trust - fortnightly A&E departmental

meetings, A&E pain group, resuscitation committee.

1st.October 1999 - 30th. June 2000

Clinical Assistant, Cardiac Anaesthesia,

Dr.S.Bagchi,Chief Consultant Cardiac Anaesthesiologist.

BM Birla Heart Research Centre, Kolkata

As I continued with my specialist training after completing my MD (

Anaesthesiology ) course, I moved to a Cardiac Centre, a state of art

modern cardiac hospital, where every possible cardiac ailments are taken

care of & all varieties of cardiac surgeries are performed .This

encompasses a whole spectrum of complex congenital problem correction,

valvular diseases and ischaemic heart diseases.

Here, I had gained extensive experience in anaesthetizing patient for

varieties of cardiac and vascular operative procedures performed on

neonates to octogenarian both in elective & emergency situation.

I was also exposed to post surgical ITU & CCU, where I was actively

involved in all varieties of invasive treatment like artificial

ventilation, hemodynamic manipulations, ECMO, Haemofiltration, IABP etc.

I was also involved in different coronary & cerebral angiographic

procedures in Cath.Lab.

In addition to the regular "shop floor" education with individual cases, I

had an extensive formal teaching program two afternoon per week which

included practice moulages following both ACLS and ATLS protocols.

7th.September 1996 - 6th. September 1999

Post Graduate Trainee in Department of Anaesthesiology & Critical Care,

Dr.Prof. S.K.Sanyal, HOD, Department of Anaesthesiology & Critical Care,

Dr.Prof. Suresh Mohapatra, Associate Professor

Dr.Hara Prasad Ray, Associate Professor

Dr.Ramesh Samantaray, Associate Professor

Dr.Hari Krishna Dalai, Lecturer

MKCG Medical College and Hospital, Berhampur, Orissa

After my Primary Qualification ( MBBS ), I appeared for the competitive

entrance examinations for the post graduation course .I have been selected

to join the course of MD( Anaesthesia ) in one of the leading and reputed

college of INDIA, near about 1500 bed hospital equipped with all modern

treatment facilities with a good academic background.

This was a major step in my career in Anaesthesia and A&E Medicine,

being the first

in my role as a post graduate trainee doctor in the specialty. It

increased my exposure

to new and broader aspects of medical, surgical and pediatric

emergencies and

furthered my skills in leading teams and supervising the SHOs in the same

areas. I

acquired skills of rapid assessment prioritization of large numbers

of patients. I went out as the senior member of the forward aid team on

numerous occasions. I was jointly responsible for running a review clinic

and for managing the observation ward patients. In addition to the regular

"shop floor" education with individual cases, we had an extensive formal

teaching program two afternoons per week which included practice moulages

following both ACLS and ATLS protocols.

I had ample opportunity to supervise and teach SHOs, medical students and

nursing staff through individual cases and in more formal weekly sessions

including clinics, ward rounds and giving weekly presentations on various

topics.

The entire training period was divided in to three years of exposure to

different sub specialties of Anaesthesia with proper assessment

periodically by Departmental faculties under the supervision of Head of the

Department of Anaesthesia & Critical Care. First six months of the training

was exclusively for pre-anaesthetic assessment of the patient posted for

surgery along with detailed monitoring of patients in pre, intra and post -

operative period. The whole training period had been designed to offer

experience and training in anaesthesia for elective and emergency

operations by regular posting for the departments of general surgery,

urology, trauma & orthopaedics, plastic & burn unit, day case surgery,

gynaecology, ENT & oral surgery ( Maxillo - facial / Dental )), ophthalmic,

diagnostic imaging ( anaesthesia and sedation ), minimum of One & half

months of posting in cardiothoracic and vascular surgery, neurosurgery,

obstetric anaesthesia, pediatric surgery per year starting from third

year of 3 years degree course.. Here I learnt a variety of skills involved

in both general, regional and local anaesthesia, including useful

experience in the simple and more advanced management of a patient's

airway. In addition, experience in pain management, resuscitation

techniques and intensive care medicine was an integral part of our academic

curriculum. I was being posted for 3 months per year of training in

Intensive Care Medicine and the Pain Clinic, every year. The hospital has a

well equipped Accident and Emergency Department, which was staffed and

operational 24 hours. During our post graduation training, exposure to

A&E Department along with on - call duty twice in a week under the

supervision of senior PG students and faculty members, was compulsory on a

rotational basis. During these three years degree course, one research

project by every trainee is compulsory, to be supervised & guided by Head

of the department and other faculties.There are two assessment examinations

per year in every year of the training period.Within the Department,

there are arrangements for a formal educational weekly departmental

meeting and meetings to cover audit, critical incident reporting, and

morbidity and mortality.

10th.July 1996 - 31st. August 1996

Resident House Officer Trainee in Department of Anaesthesiology &

Critical Care,

Dr.C.K.Patil, HOD & Chief Consultant, Department of Anaesthesiology &

Critical Care.

Telco Hospital, Jamshedpur.

This post was my introduction to the specialty after my primary degree (

MBBS ) and decided my choice of career after I appeared for the

competitive entrance examination for the specialty degree course. I was

given the preliminary idea of Pre - operative assessment, intar - and post

- operative management of anaesthesia. During this period I was also posted

to well equipped, staffed & 24 hours operational Accident and Emergency

Department with call duty twice in a week on a rotational basis. This post

enabled me to experience and learn a variety of skills involved in both

general, regional and local anaesthesia, including useful experience in

the simple and more advanced management of a patient's airway.

I spent some time on the Intensive Care Unit introducing me to this other

area of critical care medicine.

PRACTICAL PROCEDURES

I am competent in the following :

Anaesthesia

Simple and advanced airway management

Fibre optic Laryngoscopy & Bronchoscopy

Rapid sequence induction and general anaesthesia

Regional anaesthetic blocks ( Epidural, Spinal, Combined Spinal

Epidural,Caudal,

Brachial etc.)

Local Blocks

Use of TIVA

Venous and arterial cannulation

Central venous access

Temporary cardiac pacing

Swan-Ganz catheterisation and pulmonary artery wedge pressure

measurements

Femoral venous and arterial access

Radial & Brachial arterial access

Cardiorespiratory

Management of cardiac arrests

Tracheal intubation

Miscellaneous

Lumbar puncture

Management of ventilated patients on different modalities of

ventilation

Placement of Epidural Cethetors for Labour Analgesia & Pain

Clinic

PRESENTATIONS

The ABG - an inevitable tool in ICU

Telco Medical Society,Tata Motors Hospital, August 2003

This was one of the teaching activity for the re-orientation

programme of junior doctors.

Case Presentation - A rare case of FESS ( Functional Endoscopic Sinus

Surgery ) with Hypotensive Anaesthesia

Eastern Zonal Annual Conference of ISA - Patna, 2003

A rare case of FESS have been taken by me under hypotensive anaesthesia

using Inj. Nitroglycerine ( dose range of 1 g./ kg. / min. - 5 g./

kg. / min.), maintaining MAP within 40 - 60 mm Hg.The monitoring has been

done by continuous Invasive Radial Arterial Pressure, ECG & PWCP. The

intra and post - operative period was uneventful.

Low Dose Atenolol For Improved Hemodynamics In Laparoscopic

Cholecystectomy

A presentation at the Annual National Conference Of ISA - Coimbotore,

INDIA, Dec. 2002

A Randomised trial of 50 patients of Lap.Cholecystectomy with Low dose Tab.

Atenolol (25 mg.) 1 Hr. before the operation, resulting better

maintenance of intra & post - operative hemodynamics, for improved

balanced anaesthesia, adding to the quality care.

CPAP - A Non - invasive Approach For ARDS - A Case Presentation

Telco Medical Society, Jamshedpur, 2001

I had an opportunity to treat successfully a, 2 weeks post CABG patient,

58 yrs.old male, of ARDS by using CPAP mode of ventilation, an

altogether new approach, for the first time done by me in Tata Motors

Hospital, avoiding the need of invasive intubation & consequent

morbidity. This new mode of non-invasive treatment has gained the

popularity in the hospital, setting a modern trend of ventilation.

Low Dose Of Phenylephrine Infusion - Improved Pefusion Pressure In Mid -

Cab.

Annual National Conference Of Cardiothoracic Surgery - Bombay, 2000

50 IHD patients for CABG by minimally invasive approach using Octopus,

have been tried with Infusion of Inj.Phenylephrine to maintain the

perfusion pressure mainly during the manipulation of heart in harvesting

the posterior coronary graft.

Posters

Use of Tab. Clonidine for Improved Intra-operative Hemodyanamics & In Post-

opertive Analgesia - A Randomised Trial In 100 patients.

Annual National Conference Of ISA - Kathmandu, Nepal, 1998

PUBLICATIONS

Modified CSEA With Single Spinal Needle:A New Approach : Prasant Kumar:

Modified CSEA With Single Spinal Needle : A New Approach. The Internet

Journal of Anesthesiology. 2007. Volume 11 Number 2.

Case Report - Endotracheal tube manufacturing defect: undetected by routine

checking : Dr.Prasant Kumar Kabi, April 2008 Archive of www.icuroom.net :

ICU Pearl : Wednesday, 9th.April,20082008 Archive of

www_icuroom_net.htmAAApril 2008 Archive

RESEARCH

Management Of Hypertensive Cases With Different General Anaesthetic

Techniques

This was an extensive project involving 200 patients at the MKCG Medical

College & Hospital, during continuation of my Post- graduation course, in

which I had taken all elective hypertensive cases for the study using two

general anaesthetic techniques on a comparative study of four anaesthetic

agents, 2 groups on Spontaneous ventilation with Ether & Halothane as

inhalational anaesthetic agents, 2 groups on closed controlled

ventilation with Pancuronium & Vecuronium as muscle relaxants.The

conclusion was in favour with Halothane & Vecuronium as regards to intra

& post-operative hemodynamics and overall morbidity.

CONFERENCES/MEETINGS ATTENDED

ISA - Annual Eastern Zonal Conference, Jamshedpur, INDIA, 1996

ISA - Annual Conference, New Delhi, INDIA, 1997

ISA - Annual Conference, Kathmandu, Nepal, 1998

Annual National Conference of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Mumbai, INDIA, 2000

ISA - Annual Conference, Coimbotore, INDIA, 2002

ISA - Annual Eastern Zonal Conference, Patna,INDIA, 2003

ISA - Annual Eastern Zonal Conference for Critical care, Jamshedpur,

INDIA, 2004

International Conference in Critical Care, Mumbai, INDIA, 2004

ISA - Annual Conference, Jodhpur, INDIA, 2008

Arab Health Congress Conference in Dubai, UAE,2012

TRAINING

1996 2 Months in Telco Hospital as Junior Resident in

Department of

Anaesthesiology & Critical care

1997. 2 Months course in ICU & Neuroanaesthesia, Tata Main Hospital,

Jamshedpur

1998. Neonatal Resuscitation Course - Berhampur, ORISSA

2006 Management of Airway with Advanced Airway Management

Protocols,

MAMC, NEW DELHI, INDIA

REFEREES

Dr . Shantanu Pande

Assistant Professor, Department of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery

Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences,

Type IV / 91, SGPGIMS campus, Raibareilley road,

Lucknow

Uttar Pradesh

INDIA

PIN - 226014

Tel:91-522-*******/2668800 Ext(Off)2212 (Res) 2553

Fax:91-522-*******/2668017.

Mobile : 0-993**-*****

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Dr .Hari Krishna Dalai

Assistant Professor, Department of Anaesthesiology,

MKCG Medical College and Hospital,

C/o. Er.P.Bisoyi, Plot.No.70, Ayodhya Nagar, Lane - 1

Berhampur

Orissa

INDIA

PIN - 760010

Tel. +91-680-*******

Mobile : +91-943**-*****

E mail : abgoed@r.postjobfree.com

Dr.Varun Chandra

Fellowship in Total Joint Replacement Surgery, Ranawat Foundation of USA

AO Fellowship for Trauma Surgery, Switzerland

IGOF Fellowship, Germany

Micomed Spine Fellowship, Muenster, Germany

AO Spine Fellowship, Munich, Germany

Chief Consultant & Head Of Department of Orthopaedics & Reconstructive

Surgery Tata Motors Hospital,

26,Nildih Road, Nildih

Jamshedpur

Jharkhand

INDIA

PIN - 831003

Tel : 00 91-657-*******

Mobile : 00-943**-***** / 00-923**-*****

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