Dr. LtCol Harsha D (Retd)

Consultant- Dept. of Anesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine

About

Dr. LtCol Harsha D (Retd), a young anaesthesiologist, recently retired after years of exemplary service. Renowned for delivering safe anesthesia procedures, they excelled in airway management, regional anesthesia, ICU management, emergency care, and labor analgesia, leaving an indelible mark on patient care and medical practice.

Qualification

  • M.B.B.S

  • DNB (Anaesthesiology)

  • MNAMS,FAGE, FICM

+ Contact

  • Medipulse, E-4, MIA, Basni-II, Jodhpur - 342005 (Raj.)
  • Mob No.- 9958358468

+ Languages

  • Hindi
  • English

+ Appointment

  • Worked as tutor in the dept of FORENSIC MEDICINE at Adichunchanagiri Institute Of Medical Sciences (AIMS) Mandya ,conducting autopsies and practical classes for the students.
  • Worked as resident Doctor in Nandini Nursing Home Mandya.
  • Served in Indian AFMS as Medical officer and Specialist.
  • Worked as junior Resident during my PG training (Anesthesiology) teaching UGs, Internees ,Medical Officers and Nursing Officers.
  • Worked as senior Resident(Anesthesiologist) in AF service hospital ,actively involved in the teaching of Internees, Medical Officers, Nursing Officers and other paramedical staff.

+ Publications

  • A comparative study of King Video Laryngoscope assisted Vs Fiberoptic assisted oral tracheal intubation in difficult airway management :A randomised control study
  • Efficacy of chloride restrictive versus chloride liberal fluid strategy in neurosurgical patients and its impact on acid base balance .
  • Efficacy and safety of conventional epidural versus combined spinal epidural in percutaneous nephrolithotomy : A prospective and randomised clinical study
 
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