Dr Jacob Mathew serves as Assistant professor in the department of Anaesthesiology and critical care, with specific interest in orthopedic and Neuroanesthesia. Also a provider of ultrasound guided regional anesthesia, acute pain management services and midline catheter insertions. He has publishes a total of 19 publications in Indian and International indexed journals with a H index of 2.
- Orthopedic and Neuroanesthesia.
- Regional anesthesia.
- Difficult Airway.
- Acute pain management.
- Midline catheter insertions.
Fellowship
Difficult airway management and fibreoptic intubation
PDCC
Ortho and Neuroanesthesia
MD
MBBS
- Malayalam
- English
- Hindi
3 years of experience at anesthesiology and critical care.
Second prize at National level conference in the case report category conducted at AIIMS Delhi (NCSI October 2022 Neurocritical care and neuroanaesthesiology national conference) for a Case report on perioperative management of a child with rare congenital bleeding disorder resenting with intracranial haemorrhage.
Dr Jacob Mathew serves as Assistant professor in the department of Anaesthesiology and critical care, with specific interest in orthopedic and Neuroanesthesia. Also a provider of ultrasound guided regional anesthesia, acute pain management services and midline catheter insertions. He has publishes a total of 19 publications in Indian and International indexed journals with a H index of 2.
- Orthopedic and Neuroanesthesia.
- Regional anesthesia.
- Difficult Airway.
- Acute pain management.
- Midline catheter insertions.
Fellowship
Difficult airway management and fibreoptic intubation
PDCC
Ortho and Neuroanesthesia
MD
MBBS
- Malayalam
- English
- Hindi
3 years of experience at anesthesiology and critical care.
Second prize at National level conference in the case report category conducted at AIIMS Delhi (NCSI October 2022 Neurocritical care and neuroanaesthesiology national conference) for a Case report on perioperative management of a child with rare congenital bleeding disorder resenting with intracranial haemorrhage.