Dr. Kedar Toraskar
Rating
4.8/5
Total Surgeries
1000+
Category
Best In Country
Specialization : Critical Care Medicine
Position held
Clinical Assistant in Critical Care, Clinical Associate, Senior Consultant & Director of Critical Care Unit at Various Hospitals in Mumbai
Consultant at Wockhardt Hospital, South Mumbai.
1000+
Expert Complex
Procedures Performed
Specialization
Preoperative Treatment
Critical Care Medicine
Key Treatments
- Critical Care Respiratory Diseases
- Tuberculosis
- Non-invasive Ventilation
- Cardiopulmonary
- Resuscitation
- Infection Control
- Sepsis
Affiliations
Life Member of the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine, Indian Chest Society & Indian Electrocardiography Society.
Instructor for International Trauma Life Support course (TLS)
Course coordinator & Senior instructor for American Heart Association BLS & ACLS training programme.
Recognized teacher for the Postgraduate Diploma in Critical Medicine under the Indian Society of Critical Care medicine.
Faculty of the Life supporters institute of Health Sciences (LIHS)
American Association of Respiratory Care (FAARC), USA
Professional Summary
Dr. Kedar Toraskar has more than 14 years of vast experience in critical care and is considered as an important member of Wockhardt Hospitals. He completed his MBBS & MD in Respiratory Disease and Tuberculosis from Grant Medical College. He holds a Diploma in Environmental, Tuberculosis & Respiratory Diseases from College of Physicians & Surgeons. Dr. Toraskar has received a fellowship from the American Association of Respiratory Care. He further enhanced his skills by completing a Diploma in Critical Care Medicine from India and Europe. Dr. Toraskar is a faculty member at many conferences and he is a recognized teacher for the Postgraduate Diploma in Critical Medicine under the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine.
Publications
Published an article on ASTHMA in Indian Journal of clinical practice - special issue on Allergy & Asthma, 1999.
One of the principal investigator for the multinational and multicentre study 'ENDORSE' published in the LANCET in Feb, 2008.