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DR. SUNIL KUMAR

MBBS MD (MEDICINE) DrNB (CARDIOLOGY AHRR) DMC REG. NO.-81345

H.NO.806/9 VISHAL NAGAR ROHTAK HARYANA 124001 MOBILE :964-***-**** EMAIL: **************@*****.***

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Bilingual interventional cardiologist trained in a busy premier govt. medical hospital serving both high profile to low income patients. Skilled in the diagnosis and treatment of patients suffering from wide array of cardiac diseases. Excellent reputation for patient service and superior clinical skills.

EDUCATION QUALIFICATION

MBBS -2012 (GMCH AURANGABAD, MH)

MD GENERAL MEDICINE -2017 (GMCH AMRITSAR, PUNJAB)

DrNB INTERVENTIONAL CARDIOLOGY -2021 (AHRR, DHAULA KUAN, NEW DELHI)-theory done, practical examination result pending.

TRAINING EXPERIENCE AT AHRR

Managed critically ill patients in ICCU requiring intubation and mechanical ventilation, central vein cannulation, arterial cannulation and monitoring, bedside 2D ECHO.

Managed Noninvasive cardiac lab involving 2D TTE, Transesophageal ECHO, HOLTER, TMT.

Assisted complex high risk percutaneous PCI including ROTABLATION.

Assisted percutaneous balloon mitral valvotomy.

Assisted and managed percutaneous device closures.

Assisted percutaneous TAVI including valve in valve.

Assisted and performed SC & DC Permanent pacemakers.

Assisted and performed SC & DC AICD.

Assisted EPS + RFA.

Assisted percutaneous LAA closure devices.

PUBLICATIONS

Correlation of carotid intimal-medial thickness with estimated glomerular filtration rate and cardiovascular risk factors in patients of chronic kidney disease.

Renal dysfunction as an independent predictor in hospital mortality after acute coronary syndrome.

To study serum uric acid as a risk factor in acute ischemic stroke.

THESIS

Correlation of carotid intimal-medial thickness with estimated glomerular filtration rate and cardiovascular risk factors in patients of chronic kidney disease.

To study the requirement of routine post dilatation of drug eluting stents (DES) using Optical coherence tomography (OCT) in patients undergoing coronary angioplasty.

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