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About Dr. Abhishek Choudhury
Dr. Abhishek Choudhury is a distinguished Consultant in Internal Medicine and the first DM-Critical Care Medicine superspecialist in Bihar. With extensive training under Dr. Ram E Rajagopalan, renowned for American Board certifications in Medicine and Critical Care, Dr. Choudhury brings a wealth of expertise in diagnosing and treating complex medical conditions. Known for his patient-centered approach, he excels in counseling on preventive care and lifestyle modifications, ensuring optimal outcomes even in high-pressure environments.
Medical Qualifications:
- MBBS, MD in Internal Medicine
- DM in Critical Care Medicine
Specialization and Expertise:
- Diagnosis and treatment of a variety of ailments across OPD, wards, and intensive care units
- Management of critically ill patients, including those with polytrauma, acute respiratory failure, and cardiac failure
- Coordination with multiple departments for comprehensive patient care
Certifications:
- Basic Life Support & Advanced Life Support provider course certified by the American Heart Association
- Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) certified by the American College Of Surgeons
- Expertise in High Flow Nasal Cannula Oxygen Therapy for acute respiratory failure
Awards & Recognitions:
- Presented papers at national conferences on critical cardiology updates and pulmonary diseases
- Chaired sessions on fluid resuscitation and brain stem identification at medical conferences
- Recognized for contributions to medical education and case studies in critical care medicine
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