ABOUT
Dr. Amardeep Pathak is one of the few Transfusion Medicine (MD, DNB) specialists in India, with special interest in apheresis, Immunohaematology (IHL) & Component separation techniques.
His focus is on advanced techniques in transfusion medicine such as automation in IHL lab, NAT lab, automation in component separation & therapeutic apheresis procedures.
He has started partial mapping/extended phenotype matching of donor's & patient's blood for transfusion to prevent alloimmunization.
PROFESSIONAL JOURNEY
AWARDS/CERTIFICATES
Certificate for NABH blood bank POI training March 2017
Award for outstanding performance at RGCI & RC 24th Sept 2016
NABL & QCI certificate for Internal Auditor at St John's Medical College, Bangalore
Certificate for 06 wks training in Immunohaematology at NIIH, Mumbai.
PUBLICATIONS
Changing trends of transfusion transmitted viral infections among blood donors in the last decade"”a 10-year study in a large tertiary care blood bank (2000 -2009). [Original article Published in Medical Journal Armed Forces India (MJAFI), Volume 68, Issue 1, Pages 28-32, January 2012].
Adverse events associated with Apheresis procedures: Incidence and relative frequency [Original article published in Asian Journal of Transfusion Sciences, (AJTS), Volume 7, Issue 1, page 37 - 41, January - June 2013]
Factor IX deficiency (Christmas disease) - [Case report Published in Medical Journal Armed Forces India (MJAFI), Volume 68, Issue 4 , Pages 379 - 380, October 2012].
Effect of gamma irradiation with 30 gy on the coagulation system in leukoreduced fresh frozen plasma. [Original article Published in Medical Journal Armed Forces India (MJAFI), Volume 69, Issue 1, Pages 37 - 40, January 2013].
The effect of repeated freezing & thawing on Vitamin K dependent coagulation factors & fibrinogen levels in Fresh Frozen Plasma. [Original article published in Asian Journal of Transfusion Sciences, (AJTS), Volume 7, Issue 1, page 11 - 15 , January - June 2013]
Comparison of antibody titers using conventional tube technique versus column agglutination technique for ABOi Renal Transplant [Accepted in AJTS, Under preparation for issue]
AN experience of using syphilis testing in enhance Chemiluminescence system - A step towards improving blood safety [Original article under progress]