Dr. Ankit Sushil Ganju

Emergency (General Practitioner)

Consults at:

Aster Hospital Mankhool

Surgeries

N/A

Experience

N/A years

About

Evaluation / Management of critically ill patients ( Sepsis , Shock , ARDS , MODS )
Use of Ventilator for patients – NIV / Intubation and Mechanical Ventilation
Line insertions for critically ill patients ( CVC , HD Catheter , Arterial line )
Critical Care USG – Echo , USG Lung , DVT scan

Education

MBBS ( Ningxia Medical University , PR of China )
DEM ( Diploma Emergency Medicine , Indraprastha Apollo Hospital – New Delhi )

Experience

Medical Resident at Lokhat Sarvajanik Medical Trust Hospital – Surat , Gujarat
Junior Resident ( Cardiology , Internal Medicine ) at Metro Heart Institute – Faridabad , Haryana
Resident in Emergency Medicine – Indraprastha Apollo Hospital – New Delhi
Medicine Registrar ( Intensive Care ) at SIDS Hospital – Surat , Gujarat

Hospitals

FAQs

I utilize a structured approach for evaluating and managing critically ill patients. This involves rapid assessment, vital signs monitoring, early identification of the underlying cause, and prompt initiation of appropriate treatments. I am experienced in managing various critical conditions, including sepsis, shock, ARDS, and MODS, and I strive to provide individualized care tailored to each patient's needs.

Dr. Ankit Sushil Ganju

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FAQs

What are the key steps involved in evaluating and managing critically ill patients with sepsis, shock, ARDS, and MODS?

Can you explain the different types of ventilators used for patients, including NIV and mechanical ventilation?

What are the procedures involved in inserting lines like CVC, HD catheter, and arterial line for critically ill patients?

How is critical care ultrasound used in your practice, particularly for Echo, USG Lung, and DVT scan?

What experience do you have with managing critically ill patients?

What specific training have you received in critical care medicine?

Can you describe your approach to patient care in emergency situations?

What is your philosophy on patient communication and involvement in their care?

What are some common misconceptions about critical care medicine?

What advice would you give to someone who is concerned about a loved one in critical care?

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