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C.V

Curriculum Vitae

Personal Data :

Name: Ahmed Abdelaal Ahmed Mahmoud

Nationality: Egyptian

Date of birth: 12-May-1977

Address: 39 Mousa ebn nousir St., 7^th district, Nasr city, Cairo, Egypt

                P.O. 11471

City: Cairo

Country: Egypt

Tel. No: 002-011-3308866

               002-02-22621771

E-mail: carnitin7@yahoo.com

              dr.ahmed_abdelaal_mahmoud@med.bsu.edu.eg

Language: Arabic language……mother language

                   English language…...Fluent (verbal and written)

                   Language of study and examination: English

Marital state: Married with a son and daughter

Military state: Exempted

Current position:

Lecturer of Anaesthesiology,

Department of Anaesthesia,

Beni-Suef University , Egypt.

Academic Background:

• M.D in Anaesthesia (August, 2009), Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, Egypt.

N.B. Thesis submitted for medical doctorate (M.D) degree is titled:

“A comparison between the Laryngeal mask airway and the Cobra perilaryngeal airway in paediatric patients”

• Master degree (M.Sc) in Anaesthesia, January 2006.

     signed up very good

     Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, Egypt.

     N.B. Essay submitted for master degree was titled:

     “Nitric oxide in anaesthetic practice”

• Graduation (M.B.B.CH), October 2000.

Signed up excellent with honours.

Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, Egypt.

N.B. Passed Pediatric advanced life support course from European resuscitation council

Professional background :

v Lecturer of Anaesthesia (since September 2009-present)

Department of Anaesthesia , Beni-suef University.

v Assistant lecturer of Anaesthesia (July 2005- August 2009)

             Department of Anaesthesia , Cairo University.

Paediatric anaesthesia (in specialized paediatric hospital- Abo El Resh, Cairo University).

1. Neonatal anaesthesia for the following:

• Tracheo-oesophageal fistula repair
• Gastroschiasis
• Exomphalus major and minor
• High and low imperforate anus
• Choanal atresia
• Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis
• Volvulus neonatorum and intestinal malrotation
• Ectopia vesicae

1. Pediatric anesthesia for all specialities

v Resident for three years (July 2002-July 2005)

Department of Anaesthesia, Cairo University Hospital.

Residency was divided to cover different subspecialities of anaesthesia as follows:

1. Anesthesia for obstetric procedures:

• Epidural anesthesia for painless labour
• Regional and general anesthesia for C.S.
• Anesthesia for complicated obstetric patients

-         Eclampsia and Pre-eclampsia

-         Pregnant patients with valvular heart diseases

-         Pregnant patients with antepartum hemrrhage

1. Anesthesia for neurosurgical procedures

• Brain tumours
• Aneurysm clipping
• Shunt procedures
• Spine sugery including scoliosis

1. Anesthesia for genitourinary procedures

• Cystectomy for cancer bladder.
• TURP
• Laparoscopic nephrectomy
• Renal transplantation

1. Anesthesia for vascular surgery

• Thoracoabdominal aneurysms
• Aorto-bifemoral procedures
• Embolectomy for the upper and lower limbs vascular tree

1. Anesthesia for emergency surgery

• Anesthesia for poly-trauma patients
• Anesthesia for head trauma patients
• Anesthesia for intestinal obstruction and perforated viscous

1. Training in critical care unite for 6 months including

• Principles of mechanical ventilation
• Hemodynamic management in critical care
• Fluid management in critically ill
• Nutrition in critically ill
• Diagnosis and management of acid-base and electrolyte disorders

v House officer (March 2001- March 2002)

Cairo University Hospital, Cairo, Egypt.

 

Publications:

1-    W. Hamimy , A. Zaghloul , A. Abdelaal : The application of a new regimen for short term sedation in the ICU (ketofol) – Case series Egyptian Journal of Anaesthesia (2012) 28, 179–182

2-    Ahmed Abdelaal Ahmed Mahmoud, Ahmed Zaghloul Fouad, Mohamed Ahmed Mansour & Ahmed Mostafa Kamal: A novel intubation technique in bilateral cleft palate pediatric patients: hard gum shield–aided intubation. Pediatric Anesthesia ISSN 1155-5645

3-    Mohamed Ahmed Mansour, Ahmed Abdelaal Ahmed Mahmoud, Mohamed Geddawy: Nonopioid versus opioid based general anesthesia technique for bariatric surgery: A randomized double blind study. Saudi journal of anesthesia. 2013;7(4):387-391.

Research supervision and participation:

1- Clinical efficacy of the addition of tramadol to bupivacaine as compared to fentanyl during caudal analgesia in children. Thesis for master degree by Dr. Mariana Abd-Elsayed Mansour under supervision of: Dr.Mahmoud Mostafa Amer and Dr.Ahmed Abdelaal Ahmed Mahmoud.

2- effect of midazolam sedation on Bispectral index(BIS) values during isoflurane anesthesia with spontaneous ventilation in children. Thesis for master degree by Dr.Ahmed Rabee Mohamed. Under supervision of Dr.Mahmoud Mostafa Amer and Dr.Ahmed Abdelaal Ahmed Mahmoud.

3- A comparison between tramadol and nalbufin in treatment of post-spinal anesthesia shivering. Thesis for master degree by Dr. Ehab Salah under supervision of Dr. Mahmoud Mostafa Amer and Dr.Ahmed Abdelaal Ahmed Mahmoud.

4- A Comparison between continuous Thoracic Epidural Block and Thoracic Paravertebral Block for Anesthesia during Major Breast Surgery.thesis for MD degree by Dr.Ahmed Goda Ahmed under supervision of Dr. Mahmoud Mostafa Amer and Dr.Ahmed Abdelaal Ahmed Mahmoud.

5- Effect of Magnesium Sulphate on Bi-spectral Index (BIS) Values during Anesthesia In children. Thesis for master degree by Dr. Marwa khaled Abdel-rahman. under supervision of Dr. Mahmoud Mostafa Amer and Dr.Ahmed Abdelaal Ahmed Mahmoud.

6- Comparison between pressure controlled ventilation and volume controlled ventilation during laparoscopic cholecystectomy in non obese patients. Thesis for MD degree by Dr.Salem Farag Abdel megead. under supervision of Dr. Mahmoud Mostafa Amer and Dr.Ahmed Abdelaal Ahmed Mahmoud.

7- A comparative study between ultrasound-guided and nerve stimulator- guided combined femoral and sciatic  nerve blocks in knee and below knee surgeries. Thesis for MD degree by Dr.Ghada korany Abdelmottaleb. under supervision of Dr. Mahmoud Mostafa Amer and Dr.Ahmed Abdelaal Ahmed Mahmoud.

NB.: More details and any supporting documents will be available upon request.                            

Master Title

Nitric oxide in anesthetic practice

Master Abstract

Nitric oxide (NO) is a unique molecule in the human body and is responsible for normal neurologic function, vasodilator tone and modulation of the inflammatory response. Massive endogenous release of nitric oxide appears to play a central role in sepsis and the systemic inflammatory response syndrome. Inhaled NO (1-80 ppm) can markedly attenuate pulmonary vasoconstriction and improve hypoxemia due to ventilation perfusion mismatch. However, excessive doses of inhaled NO exacerbate acute inflammation and induce lung injury by the action of NO itself or its reactive metabolites. Thus far, its use has received FDA approval only for persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn (PPHN). However, on an investigational basis it can be used in lung and heart transplantation and LVAD insertion. Although prospective studies have not demonstrated that inhaled NO improves outcome in ARDS, its use as a component of an algorithmic approach has achieved an impressive survival rate. Other conditions in which inhaled NO shows promise include primary pulmonary hypertension, sickle cell anemia and hypoxic chronic obstructive lung disease.

PHD Title

“A comparison between the Laryngeal mask airway and the Cobra perilaryngeal airway in paediatric patients”

PHD Abstract

Supra-glottic airway devices have dramatically changed airway management in recent times, and it now plays a vital role in both routine anesthesia and difficult airway management. Many devices have been invented in last decade following the introduction the classic Laryngeal mask airway. This requires assessment of performance and safety of these new devices in clinical practice and to compare them to currently available devices. LMA is the first supraglottic airway device while Cobra PLA is a relatively new supraglottic airway device with both devices consist of 15mm standard connector at proximal end attached to wide breathing tube, LMA has elliptical cuff surrounding its distal end to lie opposite glottic opening while Cobra PLA has cylindrical cuff between its proximal two thirds and distal one third to act as seal in the upper pharynx allowing distal end to lie in the laryngopharynx opposite glottic opening. Cobra PLA has an expanded distal end with a smooth posterior surface and soft ‘frond-like’ anterior grilles that cover the airway orifice and can split to allow passage of fiberoptic bronchoscope. Many studies were performed on supraglottic devices either assessing single device or comparing two or more devices. In our study we compared two devices Cobra PLA and LMA during spontaneous and controlled ventilation in pediatric patients as regards ease of insertion, time to achieve effective airway, ventilatory variables during spontaneous ventilation, airway sealing pressure during controlled ventilation, fiberoptic assessment of supraglottic orientation and perioperative adverse events. In our study we compared the LMA and Cobra-PLA during spontaneous and controlled ventilation in 80 pediatric patients with respect to ease of insertion , time needed to achieve effective airway , oropharyngeal leak pressure , fiber-optic assessment of anatomical position at distal end of the devices, ventilatory variables during spontaneous ventilation and adverse peri-operative events. In our work we found that Cobra PLA has easier insertion technique than the LMA but the same time to achieve effective airway, the cobra PLA has higher airway sealing pressure during controlled ventilation than the LMA, as regards fiberoptic score of supraglottic orientation, the cobra PLA has better score than the LMA. The cobra PLA has less adverse perioperative events. But no significant difference between both devices considering ventilatory variables during spontaneous ventilation. Including our study almost all studies comparing Cobra PLA and LMA confirm that Cobra PLA has higher airway sealing pressure and better supraglottic orientation while other variables studied are more or less similar for both devices.