Verified Specialist

Dr. Abakash Mohaptra

MBBS, Fellowship in Critical Care

HOD – ICU & Emergency
23 Years of Experience

OPD Day: MON-SAT

Timing: 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM

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Overview

Dr. Abakash Mohapatra is a distinguished leader in Critical Care and Emergency Medicine, known for his expertise in managing life threatening conditions with precision and compassion. As Head of ICU & Emergency, he has built a reputation for delivering advanced critical care, ensuring timely interventions, and saving countless lives. His patient centric approach, combined with strong clinical acumen, makes him a trusted name in emergency and intensive care management.

Areas of Expertise

Critical care management
Emergency medicine & trauma care
Advanced life support interventions
Ventilator & ICU management
Multisystem emergency stabilization

Education

MBBS
Fellowship in Critical Care

Experience

Head of ICU & Emergency
Leading critical care teams with excellence
Extensive experience in handling complex emergency cases
Proven expertise in intensive care protocols and patient safety

Critical Care FAQs

What is critical care medicine?

Critical care medicine focuses on the diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of patients with life-threatening illnesses or injuries who require intensive medical care and continuous observation.

What conditions require treatment in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU)?

ICU care is provided for conditions such as severe infections (sepsis), respiratory failure, heart attack, stroke, multiple organ failure, major trauma, poisoning, and complications after major surgery.

When should a patient be admitted to the ICU?

A patient may require ICU admission if they have unstable vital signs, difficulty breathing, severe infection, shock, organ failure, or need continuous monitoring and advanced life support.

What is mechanical ventilation?

Mechanical ventilation is a life-support treatment that helps patients breathe when they are unable to breathe effectively on their own due to severe illness or injury.

Can ICU care help patients after major surgery?

Yes. Patients who undergo complex or high-risk surgeries may require ICU monitoring to ensure safe recovery and immediate management of any complications.