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Curriculum – Vitae 1 CURRICULUM – VITAE NAME AND FULL ADDRESS : PROFESSOR ASHOK KUMAR MAHAPATRA Professor of Neurosurgery ADDRESS : Professor A.K. Mahapatra Prof. & HOD, Department of Neurosurgery AIIMS, New Delhi - 110029 (India). TELEPHONE : 91-011-26588927 (Office) 91-011-26594518 (Residence) Fax: 91-011-26589650 E mail : akmahapatra [email protected] ACADEMIC RECORDS : Name of the Examination Year of Passing Division University Passed Orissa board of H.S.C Examination 1968 Ist Secondary Education Utkal University B. Sc. 1970 Ist Berhampur University M.B.B.S. 1975 Feb. Stood 2nd in University AIIMS, New Delhi M.S. (Surgery) 1979 May AIIMS, New Delhi M. Ch. (Neurosurgery} 1982 Dec. National Academy MNAMS Surgery 1978 August of Medical Sciences (Part I) National Board of Diplomate National 1983 August Examination Board of ( Neurosurgery) National Academy MAMS 1988 of Medical Sciences National Academy Fellow National Academy 2004 of Sciences of Sciences (FNASc) 2 EXPERIENCES : Ist year Junior Resident - Surgery and 1. 7. 76 to 30. 6. 77 Paediatric Surgery, AIIMS P.G. Surgery, AIIMS 1. 7. 77 to 30. 6. 79 Senior Resident in Surgery, AIIMS 1. 7. 79 to 4 .1. 80 Senior Resident in Neurosurgery, AIIMS 5. 1. 80 to 4. 1. 83 Lecturer in Neurosurgery, AIIMS 19 .4 .83 to 31.12. 85 Asstt. Prof, in Neurosurgery, AIIMS 1. 1. 86 to 30. 6. 90 Assoc. Prof. In Neurosurgery, AIIMS 1 . 7. 90 to 1. 7. 92 Additional Prof. In Neurosurgery, AIIMS 6. 7. 92 to 26. 3. 96 Professor of Neurosurgery, AIIMS 26. 3. 96 till date. (on lien) Senior Specialist Neurosurgery March 1999 – March 2001 National Trauma Centre Khoula Hospital, Oman Head of the Department Neurosurgery, AIIMS 2nd April 2006 to 28th Sept. 2006 (Lien is maintained) Director, (Vice-Chancellor – Deem University 29th Sept.2006– 28th Sept. 2009 Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Raebareli Road, Lucknow Head of the Department of Neurosurgery, AIIMS 29th September 2009 to till date Honorary Visiting Professor to CBMR Lucknow from 2007 3 AWARDS Awarded merit scholarship by MKGG Medical College from 1.7.70 to 31.12.73. Stood 3rd in Second MBBS Examination. Stood 2nd in Final MBBS Examination. Awarded Gold Medal in Pharmacology. Dr. Jeo V. Desa Gold Medal for Research in Neuro-Otology, Jan. 1986. Awarded BOYS CAST Fellowship by Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India, 1987. Awarded Membership of National Academy of Medical Sciences 1988. M.N. SEN Oration Awarded by ICMR for the year 1992. Best Paper Award by Indian Association of Otorhinolaryngology (2nd Annual Conference, Northern Chapter) Delhi, Nov. 1994. JB Modi Best Paper Award with Gold Medal in 4th National Neurotrauma Conference at Cochin from 11-14th August, 1995. Awarded Young Neurosurgeon Asia Traveling Fellowship 1995. Awarded Best Paper Award for – Basilar artery vasospasm in Severe head injury. At Annual Neurotrauma Conference BHU, 1996. Best paper in section of Neurophthalmology. In 55th Annual conference of AIOS Delhi 20-22nd Feb. 1997. Travelling Fellowship International Society of Paediatric Neurosurgery sept. 1998. Best Poster Award at 10th Neurotrauma Conference at Coimbatore Sept. 2001. Dr.A.D.Sehgal Oration from 2001-In Annual Conference of Indian Society of Neurotrauma at Coimbatore Sept.2001 Excellent paper Award –for presenting experience of 750 cases at 6th Asian Oceanian Skull base Conference at Makuhari, Japan 12-14th Nov.2001. International Society for Pediatric Neurosurgery Scholarship 2002 to attend 30th Conference ISPN at Koyoto, Japan, October 2002. Orations: 5th Andhra University endowment Oration in Neurosciences. 15th May, 2003. Evidenced based Management of Head injury. 4 Best Paper Award Traumatic CCF – Study of 72 cases. At 12th Annual Conference of NTSI at Pune-August 2003. Best Poster Award for Pituitary abnormalities in Fatal head injury an Autopsy Study. At 12th Annual Conference of NTSI at Pune-August 2003. Best Poster Award – Correlation of recurrence in Craniopharyngioma according to Histological findings. At Annual Conference of ISPN, Lucknow – Nov. 2003. Awarded Traveling Fellowship of “PAN ARAB JOURNAL OF NEUROSURGERY” PAJN Award 2005 to attend 12th World Congress of Neurological Surgery in June at Marrakesh 2005. Best paper Award for “Safety and feasibility of convection enhanced intratumoral immunotherapy in recurrent high grade gliomas: Initial experience in 17 cases” to Dr. Deepak Kumar Gupta and Prof. A.K. Mahapatra at 4th South Asian Neurosurgical Congress (SANC) held on Feb. 15-18, 2007, New Delhi. Best paper Award in 4th South Asian Neurological Congress. Intratumoral Immunotherapy in recurrent high grade glioma. 17th Feb.,2007 at Delhi. Best Doctor Award by Indian Medical Association (Lucknow) 1st July, 2007 Presidential oration at 16th Annual Conference of Neurotrauma Society of India (NTSI) on August 17th, 2007 at Gwalior on the topic “ Is Minor Head injury is Minor?” A.D. Sehgal Oration at 16th Annual Conference of Neurotrauma Society of India (NTSI) on August 18th, 2007 at Gwalior on the topic “ RATIONALE OF OPTIC NERVE DECOMPRESSION IN OPTIC NERVE INJURY”. U.P. Ratan Award by All India Conference of Intellectuals in September, 2007, on the category of Eminent Medical Administration. Dr. (Mrs.) P.K. Misra & Dr. N.C. Misra Outstanding Meritorious Services Award for outstanding meritorious services to the I.M.A. by I.M.A. (Lucknow Branch) on 6th April, 2008. Selected for the Prestigious Dr. B.C. Roy National Award – 2008 (for the year 2007) on the category of Eminent Medical Teacher. Presidential Oration: In 10th Annual meeting of Skull Base Surgery Society of India at Mumbai from Oct. 9th-12th, 2008 on Rationale of Optic Nerve Decompression for Optic Nerve Injury. Lucknow Management Association (LMA) award for Innovation and Transformation for the year 2008 to Prof. A.K. Mahapatra. BHOJPURI RATNA AWARD – Received from Bhojpuri Samaj on 13th March, 2009 at Lucknow. Tantrika Ratna Award by Lucknow neuro club – Presented by NSI conference 17th December 2009 – for development of Neurosciences in U.P. 5 Sarkar, AK Mahapatra, Deepak gupta. Post traumatic hydrocephalus. Received “JB Modi” Best paper award 20.8.10 – 19th Annual Neurotrauma Conference, Chennai. S.S. Sahu, Deepak Gupta, AK Mahapatra – Role of Mobile CT in Neurotrauma Management in Neuro ICU 2nd best post award. 19th Neurotrauma conference at Chennai 20th August 2010. 6 ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS 1. Looked after Infection Control of Neurosciences Centre, AIIMS 1985-1998 2. Looked after Neurosurgery Department Store 1988-1995 3. Medical Superintendent of Cardiothoracic and 1995-1996 Neurosciences Centre 4. Head a 50 bedded Neurosurgery Unit 1994-2006 5. HOD Neurosurgery 1st April 2006 6. Member of Dean’s Committee, AIIMS 2006 7. Member of Task Force,Department of Biotechnology, Govt. of India 2006 - 2007 8. Member of Governing Body of UP Rural Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Saifai, Etawah. 2006 -2008 9. Member of Governing Body of Uttaranchal Forest Hospital Trust Medical College, Uttaranchal. 2006- 2008 10. Member of Review Board of World Academy of Hydrocephalus (WAH) 11. Member of Executive Council of UP Council of Science & Technology 2006-2008 12. Governing Body member of K.G. Medical Dental University, 2006-2007 Lucknow 13. Governing Body member of KG Medical University, Lucknow 2007-2009 14. Governing Body member of Dr.Ram Manohal Lohia Hospital, 2007-2009 Lucknow. 15. Executive Council Member of Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj 2007-2009 Medical University, Lucknow. 17. Governing Body Member, CBMR – Lucknow 2007-2009 18. Chairman, Technical Core Committee of Ram Manohar Lohia 2007-2008 Superspecialty Hospital, Lucknow. 19. Member of Finance Committee, CBMR, Lucknow. 2007-2009 20. Vice President, NMR Society of India. 2008 21. Nominated member of the Standing Committee on Radiotherapy Development Programme constituted by Govt. of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, New Delhi. 2007-2008 22. Member of Task Force India Score Bridge, Department of Science & Technology, Govt. of India. 2008 23. Member for NRHM, Govt. of India. 2008-2009 24. Member of Research Committee of Armed Forces Medical Sciences. 2010 25. Chairman to P.G. Committee to MCI from May 2010. 7 26. Member of Ethics Committee of MCI from July 2010. 27. Memebr of Knowledge Management Committee ICMR, 2011. NON-FUNDED RESEARCH WORK Prospective study of infection in Neurosurgical cases. Neural transplant – In rats and Monkeys. Including implantation in Caudate and Putaminal area. Use of cultured embryonic neural tissue for transplant. Also used MPTT in monkeys for experimental Parkinsonism and found the role of neural transplant. Worked in Neuro-Oncology laboratory at National Institute Neurology Queen Square London July 1988. Worked on Transfusion Malaria. Worked on autologous blood transfusion in Neurosurgery. Worked on evoked potential in various Neurosurgical Disorders such as head injury, spinal cord compression, CV anomalies, Syringomyelia and traumatic blindness. Working on Various aspects of head injury and completed 30 projects. Prospectively Studied various aspect of the supratentorial gliomas, gene expression, nitric oxide, Cathepsin L in infratentorial tumours. P300 in Insulin dependent Diabetes mellitus. P300 in minor head injury with vertigo Transcranial Doppler - Head-injury - Minor head injury. - Severe head injury. - Hydrocephalus. - Meningitis. - In Basilar artery blood flow head injury - In AVM before and after embolisation and after surgery - In CCF before and after embolisation 8 BRAIN SPECT 1. Before and after
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