Dr. Deviprasad Hegde | Internal Medicine | Kauvery Hospital
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Dr. Deviprasad Hegde

Consultant - Internal Medicine

Qualification

MBBS MD

Location

Kauvery Hospital - Electronic City

Brief Profile

Dr. Deviprasad Hegde is a specialist in Internal Medicine with over 20 years’ experience. He specializes in Critical Care. He has produced several research papers.

Educational Qualifications

  • MBBS, Mangalore University
  • MD(General Medicine), M S Ramaiah, Bengaluru

Experience

20+ years

  • Consultant - Critical Care, Narayana Hrudayalaya, Bengaluru
  • Head & Consultant - Critical Care & Physician, Sagar, Bengaluru

Expertise

  • General Physician
  • Family Physician

Research & Publications

  • Troponin I - Adverse effects after CABG Surgery: Co-Presenter in a study presented at ISCCM
  • Neurological Complication after CABG and its outcome, Presented in ISCCM
  • Duration of Stay At ITU As An Indicator Of Effective Infection Control, presented at ISCCM
  • Role of Enteral Glutamine in Critically Ill Patients: Presented in an international conference of ISCCM and at the International Society of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition
  • Effect of Pre-Operative Anti-Coagulation and Anti-Platelet Agents In The Post-Operative CABG, presented at ISCCM
  • Tracheostomy - Timings & Outcome (Co-Investigator in the study)
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Dr. Devi Prasad Hegde, Consultant Physician at Kauvery Hospital, Electronic City, Bangalore, shares insights on World Malaria Day, observed on April 25th to raise awareness on prevention and eradication. He explains that while malaria cases have reduced, India still contributes 80% of cases and deaths in Southeast Asia. He stresses prevention through mosquito control, clean surroundings, nets, and repellents, along with early detection and treatment. He urges collective efforts to make India malaria-free by 2030.

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