A Kumar
Also known as: Kumar A
ATLS India, Center for United Nations Peace Keeping
About
I have a vast experience in healthcare management, provision of therapeutic and prophylactic medical care in the field set-up. I am a doctor by profession, a researcher by heart, and a medical-care provider by choice. I have been closely associated with research related to high altitude illness, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, Spatial Disorientation, Acceleration Physiology, human factors, aircraft accident investigations, and Space Medicine. I am a certified Flight Surgeon for Gaganauts, a Human Centrifuge Operator, and Aeromedical trainer for pilots. I intend to help make the sky safer for our pilots both in military and civil aviation through aeromedical research and innovations.
Employment
Employment history is unavailable.
Education
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ATLS India ATLS2022 - Present
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Center for United Nations Peace Keeping United Nation Pre-deployment Course2022 - Present
Projects & Funding
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Publications (17)
- In-flight loss of consciousness in a fighter aircrew – G-LOC or No G-LOC conundrum Save
- Operational aeromedical training during COVID-19 pandemic Save
- A case of low G-tolerance: An approach to aeromedical evaluation and disposal Save
- Spacecraft launch and re-entry: Effects of simulated +Gx acceleration on cardiorespiratory parameters Save
- Attitude Towards Women in Fighter Flying among Fighter Pilots of the Indian Air Force Save
- Effect of acute normobaric hypoxia on passively simulated illusions: A double-blind randomized study Save
- Analysis of G-induced Loss of Consciousness (G-LOC) and Almost Loss of Consciousness (A-LOC) incidences in high-performance human centrifuge at Institute of Aerospace Medicine Indian Air Force Save
- Autokinesis illusion in fighter flying revisited Save
- Women in Fighter Cockpit- A Review with IAF Perspective Save
- HYPOXIA AWARENESS TRAINING AND HYPOXIA SIGNATURE: AN APPRAISAL Save