Dr. Akash Sarkar

Dr. Akash Sarkar

Full Name: Dr. Akash Sarkar

Nationality: Indian

Date of Birth: 7 March 2006

Place of Birth: Hingalganj, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, India

Profession: Medical Professional, Researcher

Education: Medical Studies in Russia; Academic Experience in London (reported)

Institutional Association: Bashkir State Medical University (BSMU), Ufa, Russia (reported)

Known For: Medical Education, Research and International Academic Experience

Organization: Prothisebha Social and Healthcare Foundation

Corporate Role: Chief Executive Officer (reported)

Areas of Interest: Medical Research, Healthcare, Medical Education

Academic Recognition: NIH-USA scholarship-related recognition, as reported in media coverage

ORCID ID: 0009-0008-2834-1727

Official Website: prothisebhafoundation.com

Media Coverage: Indian News Websites and Online Publications

Dr. Akash Sarkar (born 7 March 2006) is an International medical student, researcher and author. According to biographical information supplied for this article, he is pursuing General Medicine at Bashkir State Medical University in Ufa, Russia. His reported interests include cardiology, neurology, surgery, clinical pharmacology and medical literature.

Sarkar is also described as the chief executive officer of PROTHISEBHA Social and Healthcare Foundation and the author of the Bengali poetry collection Shesher Dine. His reported research activities include medical reviews and proposed systematic review and meta-analysis projects. Institutional affiliations, publications, awards and other biographical claims should be verified against reliable sources.

Family and Personal Background

Dr. Akash Sarkar, born on 7 March 2006, comes from a close-knit Bengali middle-class family with roots in Hingalganj, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, India. His family is described as an important source of emotional support, encouragement, and personal values throughout his educational and professional journey.

Parents

Father: Shri Swapan Sarkar, a small businessman. Mother: Smt. Alpona Sarkar, a homemaker who is credited with teaching him kindness, compassion, and the importance of serving others.

Siblings

Akash Sarkar has three elder sisters, all of whom are reported to be married and settled with their families.

Mamoni Sarkar — His eldest sister, who is married and lives with her family. Sarbani Sarkar Jana — His second sister, married to Indrajit Jana. According to the supplied biographical account, Indrajit Jana has been a source of guidance and encouragement, particularly during decisions about pursuing medical education abroad and periods of financial difficulty. Bulti Sarkar Pal — His third elder sister, who is married and lives with her family.

As the only son in the family, Sarkar is described as feeling a strong sense of responsibility toward his parents and sisters. His reported pursuit of medical education in Russia, research, literary writing, and leadership of Prothisebha Social and Healthcare Foundation represents an important milestone in his family's educational and professional experience.

Family Support and Educational Journey

According to the supplied biography, Sarkar is the first member of his family to pursue education abroad. His journey from Hingalganj to medical studies in Russia has been presented as an example of ambition and perseverance for students from rural communities.

His family is described as taking pride in his educational goals and professional aspirations. The narrative emphasizes the role of family encouragement in helping him pursue medical science, research, literature, and community service.

Friendship with Amita Roy

Amita Roy, described in Sarkar's literary biography as his best friend, has been an important source of personal encouragement and emotional support. His debut Bengali poetry collection, Shesher Dine, was dedicated to her, reflecting the significance of their friendship in his literary journey.

Roy is reported to be pursuing English Honours at Hingalganj Mahavidyalaya in West Bengal. The supplied account states that the two have not met in person since Sarkar moved to Russia for his studies and expresses hope that they may meet again in Hingalganj in the future.

This account of their friendship forms part of the personal background associated with the dedication of Shesher Dine and Sarkar's early literary work.

Academic Qualifications and Education

1. Doctor of Medicine (MD) Candidate in General Medicine
Institution: Bashkir State Medical University (BSMU), Ufa, Russia
Timeline: 2023 – Present
Description: Reported medical training in general medicine, including clinical rotations, diagnostic practice, emergency medicine, surgery, intensive care, and internal medicine.

2. Principles and Practice of Clinical Research (IPPCR) Scholar
Institution: National Institutes of Health (NIH), Bethesda, Maryland, United States
Timeline: 2026–2027 session, distance-learning track
Description: Clinical research curriculum covering randomized controlled trial design, statistical hypothesis testing, sample-size calculations, research methodology, and bioethical standards.

3. Principles of Clinical Pharmacology (PCP)
Institution: National Institutes of Health (NIH), Bethesda, Maryland, United States
Timeline: 2026–2027 session, distance-learning track
Description: Reported advanced study in clinical pharmacology, drug-trial design, pharmacokinetics, drug metabolism, and adverse drug interactions.

4. Certificate in Clinical Neurology (C.NEURO)
Institution: London, United Kingdom (as reported)
Timeline: 2025–2026
Description: Reported clinical neurology studies covering acute ischemic stroke, Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, and neurological assessment and management.

5. Secondary and Higher Secondary Education
Institution: Hingalganj High School, West Bengal, India
Timeline: 2011–2023 (as provided)
Academic Highlights: Reportedly achieved first rank from Classes 5 to 12 and secured 671 marks in the 2021 Madhyamik examination. Academic guidance is attributed to Head Teacher Sadhan Ghosh.

6. Primary Education
Institution: Hingalganj Nimno Buniyadhi Vidyalaya, Hingalganj, West Bengal, India
Timeline: Classes 1–4
Academic Highlights: Reportedly achieved first rank throughout the four primary school years.

Academic Interests and Career Aspirations

Medical Specialization: General medicine and clinical research. Research Interests: Clinical trials, pharmacology, healthcare, and evidence-based medicine. Neurology: Stroke, Parkinson's disease, and epilepsy. Career Aspiration: USMLE aspirant with a stated long-term goal of pursuing cardiothoracic surgery residency in the United States. Academic Activities: Reported participation in debate and quiz competitions at school, block, and district levels, including recognition associated with Ramakrishna Mission.

Mentors

The following individuals have been identified as academic or professional mentors:

Sadhan Ghosh Indrajit Jana Souman Kumar Bera Ananta Sarkar Dr. Samir Kumar Nashkar

Literary Career

Literary Debut: Shesher Dine (2023)

Dr. Akash Sarkar's debut Bengali poetry collection, Shesher Dine (translated as In the Last Day), was published by Orange Publication in 2023. The collection is described as exploring human existence, emotional realization, love, separation, and the philosophy of life. The author has described writing the poems while pursuing medical studies in Russia, away from his home in West Bengal.

The book is dedicated to his best friend, Amita Roy. The dedication reads:

"To Amita Roy - My Best Friend - The person who believed in me when no one did, who stayed in my worst days, who inspired me to dream big. This book, this dream, this journey is for you."

Amita Roy is reported to be pursuing English Honours at Hingalganj Mahavidyalaya in West Bengal. Sarkar's account describes a long period of separation since his departure for Russia and expresses hope that they may meet again in Hingalganj in the future.

Published and Upcoming Books

Book	Details
Shesher Dine (In the Last Day)	Bengali poetry collection; Orange Publication, 2023. Copyright stated as 2022–2023. Dedicated to Amita Roy.
Rx Drugs Decoded for Medical Practitioner	Announced as an upcoming medical reference book for 2026 under Cerebral Publication, New Delhi. Proposed topics include practical dosages, mechanisms of action, clinical pearls, and adverse effects, with an intended focus on supporting medical practitioners, including those serving rural communities.

Research Career

Reported Publications in 2026

No.	Title	Publication / Date
1	Cardio-Oncology in Era of Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors: Incidence, Monitoring Protocols, Management of ICI-Related Myocarditis	SSRN, July 2026; authors listed as Sarkar A, Khatun T, and Musharapov D.R.
2	A Thorough Look at Different Surgical Choices for Ulcerative Colitis	IJRSI, June 2026; authors listed as Sarkar A, Ghosh H, and Musharapov D.R.
3	Young-Onset vs Late-Onset Parkinson Disease: Comparative Review	Journal for Stem Cell and Clinical Research, June 2026.
4	Therapeutic Enzymes in Modern Medicine	European journal, June 2026; publication details require confirmation.

Planned Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis Projects (2026–2029)

The following 20 titles have been supplied as proposed or ongoing systematic review and meta-analysis (SRMA) projects. Their publication status, registration, supervision, and journal submissions should be verified individually before describing them as completed research or accepted publications.

No.	Research Title
1	Indocyanine Green Fluorescence Kinetics and Quantitative Perfusion Thresholds for Prevention of Colorectal Anastomotic Leak
2	Mesenteric Defect Closure Versus Non-Closure After Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass for Prevention of Internal Hernia
3	Intracorporeal Versus Extracorporeal Anastomosis After Laparoscopic Colectomy in Patients with Obesity
4	Posterior Component Separation with Transversus Abdominis Release Versus Retrorectus Reconstruction for Complex Ventral Hernia Repair
5	Near-Infrared Indocyanine Green Lymphangiography Versus Conventional Visual Identification for Parathyroid Gland Preservation in Thyroid Surgery
6	Pre-emptive Endoscopic Vacuum Therapy After Minimally Invasive Esophagectomy for Prevention of Anastomotic Leak
7	Indocyanine Green Cholangiography Versus Conventional Cholangiography for Biliary Anatomy Identification in Acute Cholecystitis
8	Coronary Sinus Reducer Implantation for Refractory Angina Pectoris
9	Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Vascular Resistance in Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction
10	Leadless Versus Transvenous Pacemaker Implantation in Patients at High Infection Risk
11	Catheter Ablation Versus Antiarrhythmic Drug Therapy as First-Line Treatment for Atrial Fibrillation
12	Fractional Flow Reserve / Instantaneous Wave-Free Ratio - Intravascular Ultrasound Discordance in Intermediate Coronary Lesions
13	Drug-Coated Balloon Angioplasty Versus Drug-Eluting Stent Implantation in Small Vessel Coronary Artery Disease
14	Intravascular Imaging-Guided Versus Angiography-Guided Percutaneous Coronary Intervention in Complex Coronary Lesions
15	Frozen Versus Conventional Elephant Trunk Technique for Type A Aortic Dissection
16	Skeletonized Versus Pedicled Bilateral Internal Thoracic Artery Harvesting in Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting
17	Minimally Invasive Versus Conventional Sternotomy Approach for Mitral Valve Surgery
18	Concomitant Left Atrial Appendage Closure During Cardiac Surgery for Prevention of Thromboembolic Events
19	Antegrade Versus Retrograde Cerebral Perfusion Strategies in Aortic Arch Surgery
20	Off-Pump Versus On-Pump Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting in Patients with Left Ventricular Dysfunction

Reported Supervisors and Research Collaborators

• Farshatov R.S. — ORCID: 0000-0002-5294-5263
• Musharapov D.R.
• Latypov A.B. — ORCID: 0000-0001-9959-7094
• Rakhmatullina L.R. — ORCID: 0000-0002-5587-2733
• Borisova M.V. — ORCID: 0000-0001-8446-140X

Research Career

Dr. Akash Sarkar's reported research interests include clinical medicine, cardiovascular science, surgical outcomes, neurology, pharmacology, and evidence-based healthcare.

Reported Research Publications (2026)

1. Cardio-Oncology in Era of Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors: Incidence, Monitoring Protocols, Management of ICI-Related Myocarditis

• Platform: SSRN

• Date: July 2026

• Authors: Sarkar A, Khatun T, Musharapov D.R.

2. A Thorough Look at Different Surgical Choices for Ulcerative Colitis

• Publication: IJRSI

• Date: June 2026

• Authors: Sarkar A, Ghosh H, Musharapov D.R.

3. Young-Onset vs Late-Onset Parkinson Disease: Comparative Review

• Publication: Journal for Stem Cell and Clinical Research

• Date: June 2026

4. Therapeutic Enzymes in Modern Medicine

• Publication: European journal (exact journal title to be verified)

• Date: June 2026

Note: Publication details and publication status should be confirmed using the original journal or repository records.

Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Projects (2026–2029)

The following 20 titles have been supplied as proposed or ongoing systematic review and meta-analysis (SRMA) projects.

Gastrointestinal and General Surgery

1. Indocyanine Green Fluorescence Kinetics and Quantitative Perfusion Thresholds for Prevention of Colorectal Anastomotic Leak

2. Mesenteric Defect Closure Versus Non-Closure After Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass for Prevention of Internal Hernia

3. Intracorporeal Versus Extracorporeal Anastomosis After Laparoscopic Colectomy in Patients with Obesity

4. Posterior Component Separation with Transversus Abdominis Release Versus Retrorectus Reconstruction for Complex Ventral Hernia Repair

5. Near-Infrared Indocyanine Green Lymphangiography Versus Conventional Visual Identification for Parathyroid Gland Preservation in Thyroid Surgery

6. Pre-emptive Endoscopic Vacuum Therapy After Minimally Invasive Esophagectomy for Prevention of Anastomotic Leak

7. Indocyanine Green Cholangiography Versus Conventional Cholangiography for Biliary Anatomy Identification in Acute Cholecystitis

Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine

8. Coronary Sinus Reducer Implantation for Refractory Angina Pectoris

9. Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Vascular Resistance in Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction

10. Leadless Versus Transvenous Pacemaker Implantation in Patients at High Infection Risk

11. Catheter Ablation Versus Antiarrhythmic Drug Therapy as First-Line Treatment for Atrial Fibrillation

12. Fractional Flow Reserve / Instantaneous Wave-Free Ratio - Intravascular Ultrasound Discordance in Intermediate Coronary Lesions

13. Drug-Coated Balloon Angioplasty Versus Drug-Eluting Stent Implantation in Small Vessel Coronary Artery Disease

14. Intravascular Imaging-Guided Versus Angiography-Guided Percutaneous Coronary Intervention in Complex Coronary Lesions

Cardiac and Aortic Surgery

15. Frozen Versus Conventional Elephant Trunk Technique for Type A Aortic Dissection

16. Skeletonized Versus Pedicled Bilateral Internal Thoracic Artery Harvesting in Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting

17. Minimally Invasive Versus Conventional Sternotomy Approach for Mitral Valve Surgery

18. Concomitant Left Atrial Appendage Closure During Cardiac Surgery for Prevention of Thromboembolic Events

19. Antegrade Versus Retrograde Cerebral Perfusion Strategies in Aortic Arch Surgery

20. Off-Pump Versus On-Pump Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting in Patients with Left Ventricular Dysfunction

Reported Supervisors and Research Collaborators

• Farshatov R.S. — ORCID: \([1](https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5294-5263) 0000-0002-5294-5263\)

• Musharapov D.R.

• Latypov A.B. — ORCID: \([2](https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9959-7094) 0000-0001-9959-7094\)

• Rakhmatullina L.R. — ORCID: \([3](https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5587-2733) 0000-0002-5587-2733\)

• Borisova M.V. — ORCID: \([4](https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8446-140X) 0000-0001-8446-140X\)

The stated supervisory roles and institutional affiliations should be confirmed through official university or project records.

Research Objectives

The proposed research portfolio covers gastrointestinal surgery, colorectal surgery, bariatric surgery, endocrine surgery, cardiology, cardiac surgery, vascular medicine, and perioperative care.

The stated long-term objective is to submit suitable research to peer-reviewed medical journals and scientific databases, including PubMed- and Scopus-indexed publications. Journal selection, indexing, impact factors, and acceptance remain subject to editorial review and the relevant journal's requirements.

From Hingalganj to Russia

Dr. Akash Sarkar was born on 7 March 2006 in Hingalganj, a remote border area of North 24 Parganas district, West Bengal, India, near the Sundarbans region. According to biographical accounts, growing up in an area where access to electricity and healthcare could be limited exposed him to the difficulties faced by residents seeking timely medical treatment. Patients sometimes had to travel long distances by boat, van, or on foot to reach healthcare facilities. These experiences have been described as an early influence on his interest in medicine and community healthcare.

Academic Journey

Sarkar's biographical profile states that he achieved first rank throughout his school years at Hingalganj High School and scored 671 marks in the 2021 Madhyamik examination at the age of 15. These academic claims should be supported by school records or examination documentation where available.

He subsequently pursued medical education at Bashkir State Medical University in Ufa, Russia. Alongside his medical studies, his reported interests include clinical research, systematic reviews and meta-analyses, and evidence-based medicine. The publication status of individual research projects should be distinguished clearly between published papers, submitted manuscripts, and ongoing projects.

Clinical Research and Community Service

Sarkar's stated interests bring together medical research and community healthcare. He has also been associated with Prothisebha Social and Healthcare Foundation, a healthcare-focused organisation in West Bengal, where the stated objectives include health awareness, screening initiatives, and guidance for students interested in medical education.

His public-facing philosophy is expressed in the following words:

Research in Lancet and service in Hingalganj must go hand in hand — Pin Code does not decide Purpose.

The statement reflects his stated aspiration to connect internationally relevant medical research with the healthcare needs of underserved communities in his home region.

Social Impact and Healthcare Initiatives

Dr. Akash Sarkar is identified in the supplied biographical material as Chief Executive Officer of Prothisebha Social and Healthcare Foundation, a nonprofit organization based in West Bengal, India.

Reported areas of activity and intended service include:

• Free health camps in the Sundarbans region.

• Blood pressure and diabetes screening.

• Community health-awareness programs.

• Guidance for students interested in NEET and medical education abroad.

The initiative's stated philosophy is:

Research in Lancet and service in Hingalganj must go hand in hand.

The organization is presented as an effort to connect medical knowledge with community service, particularly for underserved rural communities. Specific activities and outcomes should be documented through organizational reports, event records, or independent coverage.

Media Coverage

The following links have been supplied as online coverage and profile references related to Dr. Akash Sarkar. Individual articles should be checked to confirm their contents, publication dates, and the claims they support.

1. External links

• \([5](http://dhunt.in/15jQ9G) Dailyhunt\)

• \([6](https://onebusinessindia.com/articles/6a88121846b165eae9051f12) One Business India\)

• \([7](https://www.theeconomicwires.com/article/6a88130e1134b344c2be07f0) The Economic Wires\)

• \([8](https://bharat-standard.com/article/6a88102ef28ab2fe01514ce6) Bharat Standard\)

• \([9](https://latestbharat.com/article/6a88110110e3a7bb04e57e95) Latest Bharat\)

• \([10](https://tdinews.in/article/dr-akash-sarkar-from-rural-bengal-to-medical-research-and-a-vision-for) TDI News\)

• \([11](https://dogratimes.com/from-hingalganj-to-russia-akash-sarkars-medical-journey-is-driven-by-a-dream-to-give-back-to-india/) Dogra Times\)

• \([12](https://globalspotlightindia.com/article/dr-akash-sarkar) Global Spotlight India\)

• \([13](https://orcid.org/0009-0008-2834-1727) ORCID profile\)

Personal Reflection on 2026

The following quotation has been supplied as a personal reflection attributed to Dr. Akash Sarkar:

"If I look back at a glance, 2026 is the best year of my entire life - a year I will never forget till my last breath."

Public Image and Long-Term Vision

The supplied biographical narrative presents Sarkar as a young person from Hingalganj, West Bengal, pursuing medical education, research, literary writing, and community healthcare initiatives.

His reported interests span clinical research, cardiovascular medicine, surgery, and healthcare access. His literary work includes Shesher Dine, dedicated to his friend Amita Roy, while Rx Drugs Decoded for Medical Practitioner has been described as an upcoming book.

His stated long-term aspirations include pursuing cardiothoracic surgery training in the United States and contributing to improved access to advanced cardiac treatment for patients from rural communities.

The broader mission expressed in the supplied material is to heal patients, train doctors, publish research, serve society, and save lives. These career goals and future ambitions should be distinguished from completed qualifications, verified publications, and formally conferred awards.

Healthcare Executive and Management Experience

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Organization: Prothisebha Social and Healthcare Foundation Tenure: January 2023 – Present

According to the supplied biographical information, Dr. Akash Sarkar has been associated with Prothisebha Social and Healthcare Foundation in a leadership capacity, focusing on healthcare outreach, community engagement, and the coordination of health-related initiatives.

Leadership and Administrative Responsibilities

• Organizational Leadership: Reportedly involved in administrative planning, operational coordination, and organisational management. Any formal appointment, statutory authority, or registration-related role should be supported by official organisational records.

• Healthcare Workforce Coordination: The supplied profile describes coordination of a multidisciplinary field team comprising clinical personnel, nurses, drivers, community workers, and local health outreach personnel. The reported team size and individual responsibilities should be verified through organisational documentation.

• Budgeting and Financial Accountability: The profile reports involvement in planning and monitoring an annual budget of approximately ₹5–10 lakh for healthcare camps and related activities. Financial statements or audited accounts would be needed to substantiate the amount and scope of responsibility.

• Legal and Regulatory Documentation: Reported responsibilities include maintaining organisational records and supporting financial and statutory compliance. Any claims concerning registration, tax exemptions, donation permissions, or completed audits should be confirmed through the relevant official certificates and filings.

• Institutional Collaboration and Patient Referrals: The supplied information describes efforts to establish or coordinate referral pathways with hospitals, eye-care institutions, and blood banks to help underserved rural patients access specialist consultations and treatment. Specific partnerships and signed memoranda of understanding should be documented before naming participating institutions.

== Healthcare Service Objectives ==

The organisation's stated service objectives include:

# Improving healthcare awareness among rural and underserved communities in West Bengal.

# Facilitating access to basic health screening and appropriate referral services.

# Supporting vulnerable populations through community outreach initiatives.

# Promoting preventive healthcare, hygiene, nutrition, and health education.

# Connecting healthcare initiatives with people who face barriers to accessing medical services.

== Chronological Field Deployments, Health Camps and Workshops == This section summarises healthcare camps, public-health awareness activities, community outreach programmes, and training initiatives attributed to Prothisebha Social and Healthcare Foundation and Dr. Akash Sarkar. ===

1. Clinical Year 2023

# '''Free General Health Check-up Camp:''' General screening, medical history collection, and blood pressure, blood glucose, and BMI checks.

# '''Anaemia Screening and Iron Awareness:''' Haemoglobin screening and dietary education for women and adolescent girls.

# '''Diabetes and Hypertension Awareness:''' Blood pressure and glucose checks, lifestyle education, and home-monitoring guidance.

# '''Maternal Health and Antenatal Care:''' Pregnancy registration, basic antenatal screening, and referral coordination for high-risk cases.

# '''Child Health and Immunisation Awareness:''' Growth monitoring, nutrition education, and childhood immunisation information.

# '''Eye Screening Camp:''' Visual-acuity checks and referral of suspected cataract cases.

# '''Menstrual Hygiene Workshop:''' Education on menstrual health, hygiene practices, and access to sanitary products.

# '''First Aid and Emergency Response Training:''' Basic first aid, bleeding control, CPR awareness, and emergency referral.

# '''Nutrition and Balanced Diet Awareness:''' Education on affordable, locally available nutritious foods.

# '''COVID-19 and Seasonal Respiratory Illness Awareness:''' Public-health education on symptoms and when to seek medical care.

# '''Tuberculosis and Leprosy Awareness:''' Information on symptoms, early diagnosis, and referral through appropriate health services.

# '''Skin Disease Awareness Camp:''' Awareness of common skin complaints and referral to qualified healthcare professionals.

# '''Dental Health and Oral Hygiene:''' Oral-health education and awareness of tobacco-related oral lesions.

# '''Geriatric Health Awareness:''' Basic health assessments, fall prevention, and age-related joint-health education.

# '''Adolescent Health and De-addiction Awareness:''' Substance-use prevention, wellbeing, and support-service awareness.

# '''Vector-Borne Disease Prevention:''' Education on mosquito breeding sites and household prevention.

# '''Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation:''' Water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) education.

# '''Mental Health Awareness:''' Awareness of stress, anxiety, depression, and professional support options.

# '''Disability Screening and Rehabilitation Referral:''' Identification of possible functional difficulties and referral for further assessment.

# '''Cancer Awareness and Early Detection:''' Education on warning signs and appropriate clinical screening.

# '''School Health Programme:''' General health awareness and screening activities for schoolchildren.

# '''Health and Hygiene Kit Distribution:''' Reported distribution of hygiene and emergency-supply kits to vulnerable households.

# '''Blood Donation and Blood Group Awareness:''' Education on voluntary blood donation and emergency donor coordination.

# '''Health Insurance and Ayushman Bharat Assistance:''' Help understanding eligibility and navigating health-scheme enrolment.

# '''Telemedicine and Follow-up Support:''' Remote follow-up coordination for people managing chronic conditions.

# '''ASHA and Anganwadi Worker Training:''' Training on basic health monitoring, record-keeping, and growth-chart awareness.

# '''Road Safety and First Responder Awareness:''' Emergency-response education for drivers and community volunteers.

# '''Monsoon Disease Prevention:''' Household awareness of sanitation and seasonal disease prevention.

# '''Yoga and Lifestyle Awareness:''' Education on physical activity and healthy lifestyle practices.

# '''Annual Health Documentation:''' Compilation of programme records and reported outcomes for internal review. The supplied account attributes more than 2,000 direct beneficiaries to the 2023 programme year.

This figure should be verified against attendance records before being presented as confirmed. ===

2. Clinical Year 2024 === ====

2.1 January 2024 ==== # '''New Year Health Camp:''' Reported metabolic and blood-pressure screening.

# '''Winter Illness Prevention:''' Awareness of asthma, bronchitis, and seasonal respiratory illnesses.

# '''Cervical Cancer Awareness:''' Information about screening and referral for eligible women.

2.2 February 2024 ====

# '''School Deworming and Vitamin Awareness:''' Education concerning childhood nutrition and preventive healthcare.

# '''Heart Health and ECG Screening:''' Reported cardiovascular screening and referral of abnormal findings.

# '''Tobacco-Free Village Campaign:''' Oral-health awareness and referral for suspicious lesions. ====

2.3 March 2024 ==== # '''Women's Health Camp:''' Reported screening and awareness concerning anaemia, thyroid health, and general wellbeing. # '''World Tuberculosis Day Awareness:''' Education about tuberculosis symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. # '''Holi Skin and Eye Safety:''' First-aid awareness regarding injuries and irritation associated with festival colours. ====

2.4 April 2024 ==== # '''Summer Diarrhoea and ORS Campaign:''' Education on dehydration prevention, oral rehydration salts (ORS), and safe water. # '''World Health Day Workshop:''' Public-health awareness and information about access to healthcare. # '''Heat-Stroke Prevention:''' Education on hydration, heat exposure, and warning signs among outdoor workers. ====

2.5 May 2024 ==== # '''Maternal Health and Immunisation Camp:''' Antenatal-care awareness and childhood immunisation information. # '''World Hypertension Day Screening:''' Reported blood-pressure checks and referral guidance. # '''Menstrual Hygiene Workshop:''' Education on menstrual health and hygiene in schools.

2.6 June 2024 ==== # '''International Day of Yoga Activities:''' Physical activity and healthy-lifestyle awareness. # '''World Blood Donor Day:''' Voluntary blood-donation awareness and reported coordination with blood services. # '''Monsoon Preparedness Drive:''' Household education on mosquito breeding and seasonal disease prevention.

2.7 July 2024 ==== # '''National Doctors' Day Health Camp:''' Reported multidisciplinary screening and referral activities. # '''Child Nutrition and Growth Monitoring:''' Growth assessment and referral of children requiring additional nutritional support. # '''World Hepatitis Day Awareness:''' Education on hepatitis prevention, testing, and vaccination where indicated.

2.8 August 2024 ==== # '''Independence Day Health Education:''' Public-health learning activities for students. # '''Eye Donation Awareness:''' Awareness of eye donation and reported visual-screening activities. # '''World Breastfeeding Week:''' Maternal education on breastfeeding and infant feeding.

2.9 September 2024 ==== # '''National Nutrition Month:''' Nutrition education and reported family or child growth-monitoring activities. # '''World First Aid Day Training:''' First-aid education for drivers and community participants.

2.10 October 2024 ==== # '''World Mental Health Day:''' Mental-health awareness and information on accessing support. # '''Diwali Safety Awareness:''' Education on preventing and responding to burns and festival-related injuries.

2.11 November 2024 ==== # '''World Diabetes Day Camp:''' Reported blood-glucose screening and follow-up guidance. # '''Children's Day Health Education:''' Child health, safety, and wellbeing awareness. ===

3. Clinical Year 2025 === # '''ABHA Digital Health Mission Assistance:''' Support with digital health-account creation and health-record access.

# '''Cold-Wave and Respiratory Health Camp:''' Respiratory-health awareness and support for vulnerable people during cold weather.

# '''Republic Day School Health Programme:''' General screening and health education for pupils.

# '''Sickle-Cell and Thalassaemia Awareness:''' Information about screening, diagnosis, and referral for inherited blood disorders.

# '''Heart Health and ECG Camp:''' Reported cardiovascular risk screening and referral of abnormal results.

# '''Adolescent Anaemia Awareness:''' Education on iron deficiency and appropriate supplementation through authorised health services.

# '''Kidney Disease Awareness:''' Information about kidney-health risk factors and clinical assessment.

# '''Water Quality and Fluorosis Awareness:''' Water-safety education and awareness of possible fluoride-related health problems.

# '''World Tuberculosis Day Activities:''' Community awareness and referral for suspected tuberculosis.

# '''Asthma and Inhaler-Use Education:''' Education on appropriate inhaler technique under qualified healthcare guidance.

# '''Autism Awareness in Schools:''' Awareness of neurodevelopmental differences and routes to specialist assessment.

# '''Safe Motherhood Programme:''' Antenatal follow-up coordination and referral of pregnancies requiring specialist care.

# '''Heat-Wave and Hydration Programme:''' Heat-illness prevention education for outdoor workers.

# '''Thalassaemia Carrier Awareness:''' Education about screening and counselling for inherited blood disorders.

# '''Menstrual Hygiene Programme:''' Awareness and reported distribution of sanitary products.

# '''Spine Health and Workplace Safety:''' Education on posture, safe lifting, and occupational back-injury prevention.

# '''Blood Donation and Organ Donation Awareness:''' Information on voluntary donation and official registration procedures.

# '''International Day of Yoga Activities:''' Physical activity and lifestyle education.

# '''Doctors' Day Multidisciplinary Camp:''' Reported screening and referral involving multiple healthcare disciplines.

# '''Monsoon Disease and Snakebite Awareness:''' Education on prevention, urgent medical referral, and appropriate first aid.

# '''Dengue Prevention Activities:''' Reported household inspections and mosquito-source reduction.

# '''Breastfeeding Support Visits:''' Maternal and infant feeding education.

# '''Geriatric Cataract Referral:''' Identification of possible cataract cases and referral for specialist assessment.

# '''Breast Health Awareness:''' Education about symptoms, clinical assessment, and appropriate breast-health screening.

# '''Elderly Fall Prevention:''' Home-safety awareness and information about reducing fall risks.

# '''Suicide Prevention Awareness:''' Mental-health education and referral to appropriate professional support.

# '''Non-Communicable Disease Follow-up:''' Reported support for medication adherence and chronic-disease follow-up.

# '''Palliative Care Awareness and Home Support:''' Reported coordination of supportive care for people with serious illness.

# '''COPD and Household Smoke Awareness:''' Education about respiratory risks associated with indoor air pollution.

# '''Annual Health Data Compilation:''' Reported consolidation of programme records for organisational review.

4. Clinical Year 2026

4.1 Reported Activities

# '''New Year Non-Communicable Disease Screening:''' Reported screening for hypertension, diabetes, and related risk factors.

# '''Cold-Wave Relief Activities:''' Health awareness and support for people exposed to severe winter conditions.

# '''School Anaemia Awareness:''' Reported screening and referral for students with possible anaemia.

# '''World Cancer Day Oral-Health Awareness:''' Education on oral cancer warning signs and referral for suspicious lesions.

# '''Heart Health and CPR Training:''' Cardiovascular awareness and bystander CPR education.

# '''School Deworming and Adolescent Health:''' Reported school-based preventive-health activities.

# '''Women's Health Camp:''' Awareness and reported screening relating to anaemia and breast health.

# '''Kidney and Thalassaemia Awareness:''' Education on kidney health and inherited blood disorders.

# '''World Tuberculosis Day Activities:''' Household awareness and referral for diagnostic assessment.

# '''Summer Diarrhoea Prevention:''' Education on ORS, hydration, and safe drinking water.

# '''ABHA and Ayushman Bharat Assistance:''' Reported help with digital health accounts and health-scheme information.

# '''Heat-Stroke Prevention:''' Hydration and heat-illness awareness for outdoor workers.

# '''Occupational Health Camp:''' Awareness of respiratory and skin risks in industrial and manual occupations.

# '''Maternal Health Camp:''' Antenatal awareness and referral for pregnancies requiring further assessment.

# '''Hypertension and Thalassaemia Awareness:''' Reported screening and health education.

# '''World Environment Day Activities:''' Community cleanliness and vector-control awareness.

# '''World Blood Donor Day:''' Reported voluntary blood-donation activities, subject to confirmation by the responsible blood centre.

# '''International Day of Yoga:''' Physical activity, stress management, and lifestyle awareness.

# '''National Doctors' Day Camp:''' Reported multidisciplinary screening and referral activities.

# '''Monsoon Fever and Malaria Awareness:''' Education on fever assessment, testing, and prompt treatment through qualified health services.

# '''World Hepatitis Day:''' Awareness of hepatitis testing, prevention, and vaccination where indicated.

# '''World Breastfeeding Week:''' Maternal and infant feeding education.

# '''Independence Day School Health Programme:''' Reported health education and screening for students.

# '''Cataract Screening and Referral:''' Identification of possible cataract cases and referral to eye-care facilities.

# '''Teachers' Day Health Camp:''' Reported general health and occupational-wellbeing screening.

# '''World First Aid Day Training:''' First-aid awareness for young people and drivers.

# '''World Heart Day:''' Cardiovascular risk awareness and referral for clinical assessment.

# '''International Day of Older Persons:''' Geriatric health and home-safety awareness.

# '''World Mental Health Day Activities:''' Listed in the supplied chronology as an October programme; completion status should be verified.

4.2 Activities Listed as Planned

# '''Palliative Care and Non-Communicable Disease Follow-up — October 2026:''' Proposed home-based support and follow-up coordination for people with chronic or serious illness. # '''World Diabetes Day Camp — 14 November 2026:''' Planned diabetes awareness, blood-glucose screening, foot-health education, and referral. # '''World AIDS Day Awareness — 1 December 2026:''' Planned HIV awareness, non-discrimination messaging, and referral to authorised testing services.

# '''Annual Report Compilation — 28–31 December 2026:''' Planned review of programme records, beneficiary data, and organisational outcomes.

5. Documentation and Verification

# '''Activity Records:''' Maintain dated reports and attendance registers for each programme.

# '''Photographic Evidence:''' Use consent-compliant photographs and captions identifying the activity and date where appropriate.

# '''Partner Confirmation:''' Obtain confirmation from participating schools, healthcare facilities, blood centres, and other partner organisations where applicable.

# '''Beneficiary Counts:''' Check totals for duplicate entries when people attend multiple camps.

# '''Clinical Scope:''' Describe clinical procedures only to the extent supported by records and the qualifications and authorisations of the personnel involved.

# '''Planned Activities:''' Keep future or unconfirmed programmes labelled as planned until their completion is documented.

Computer Certifications and Technical Proficiencies

The supplied profile describes Dr. Akash Sarkar's reported technical interests and skills in digital healthcare administration, clinical data management, medical research, office productivity, and health communication. Formal qualifications and platform-specific certifications should be listed as certified credentials only where supporting certificates or verifiable records are available.

Digital Healthcare Systems

• Electronic Medical Records (EMR): Reported familiarity with electronic patient records, clinical documentation, digital filing, and the organisation of healthcare information.
• Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) and ABHA: Reported knowledge of digital health identities and health-record workflows. Access to official APIs and patient records requires appropriate authorisation.
• Health Management Information Systems (HMIS): Familiarity with digital data entry, outpatient records, and the preparation of health-programme reports.
• Telemedicine Platforms: Knowledge of digital consultation workflows, video-conferencing tools, appointment coordination, and remote follow-up.
• Nikshay Portal: Reported familiarity with India's tuberculosis programme information system and related patient-record workflows. Access to protected records requires authorised credentials.
• Hospital Management Systems (HMS): Knowledge of outpatient registration, token management, appointment workflows, and pharmacy inventory systems.
• e-Hospital and Online Laboratory Platforms: Familiarity with digital hospital services, laboratory-result access, and electronic health-record workflows, subject to authorised access.

Data Analysis and Biostatistics

• Microsoft Excel for Clinical Data: Reported use of spreadsheets, PivotTables, lookup functions such as VLOOKUP, charts, and data summaries.
• SPSS and Statistical Software: Reported interest or experience in descriptive statistics, data analysis, and the interpretation of health-related datasets. Formal software certification should be documented separately.
• Clinical Data Entry: The supplied profile reports an alphanumeric typing speed of 40 words per minute in English and Bengali. This figure should be supported by a dated typing assessment if presented as a measured qualification.

Medical Research and Documentation

• PubMed and Advanced Literature Searching: Knowledge of structured literature searches, Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), field tags, and search filters for biomedical research.
• Medical Report Writing: Familiarity with Microsoft Word for preparing reports, research documents, administrative correspondence, and organisational records.
• Medical Presentations: Use of Microsoft PowerPoint to prepare case presentations, training materials, and research slides.
• Google Workspace: Familiarity with shared documents, spreadsheets, cloud-based file organisation, and team collaboration tools.

Healthcare Communication and Creative Tools

• Canva for Patient Education: Use of visual-design tools to create health-awareness graphics, educational charts, and patient-information materials.
• Video Editing for Health Awareness: Reported interest or experience in producing educational videos and public-health communication materials.
• ECG and Diagnostic Data Workflows: Familiarity with digital diagnostic-recording workflows and the transfer of records for review by appropriately qualified healthcare professionals.

Administration, Accounting and Information Security

• Tally ERP: Reported knowledge of accounting workflows, invoices, expense records, and financial documentation. Certification should be claimed only if supported by a relevant credential.
• Cybersecurity and Data Privacy: Awareness of password protection, secure file handling, confidentiality, and responsible management of sensitive information.

Formal Computer Qualifications

The supplied profile mentions the following qualifications:

• NIELIT Course on Computer Concepts (CCC): Include as a completed qualification only after confirming the certificate and issuing authority.
• Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA): Include the awarding institution, completion date, and certificate details once verified.

Verification of Technical Credentials

Technical skills, training, and formal certifications are distinct categories. The final biography should identify the issuing institution and completion date for each verified qualification. Descriptions such as “certified proficiency,” “mastered,” or “expert” should be used only where the supporting evidence justifies those claims.

== Literary Career and Monographs ==

Published Poetry Collection === ; Shesher Dine (In the Last Day) *

Genre: Bengali poetry

* Publisher: Orange Publication, India

* Publication year: 2023 Shesher Dine is described in the supplied biographical material as a Bengali poetry collection exploring human existence, emotional change, and philosophical reflections on life. The book is reported to have been distributed through online retail platforms, including Amazon India and Flipkart.

The publication's copyright-registration status and current retail availability should be confirmed through the relevant records and book listings.

=== Forthcoming Medical Reference Book === ; Rx Drugs Decoded for Medical Practitioners

* Publisher: Cerebral Publication, New Delhi * Reported publication timeline: Late 2027 * Status: Announced forthcoming project Rx Drugs Decoded for Medical Practitioners is described as a planned clinical reference work covering pharmacology, therapeutic dosing, biochemical mechanisms, adverse effects, and practical clinical considerations. According to the supplied description, the intended audience includes medical practitioners and healthcare professionals working in primary-care settings. As the book is described as being in development, it should be identified as forthcoming rather than as a published work. Its final contents, intended readership, publication date, and editorial or clinical-review process remain subject to confirmation by the publisher.

== Scientific Research Portfolio == The supplied research profile describes work and proposed projects in clinical medicine, surgery, cardiology, and evidence-based healthcare. It includes reported research publications and a separate portfolio of systematic reviews and meta-analyses (SRMAs) intended for submission to biomedical journals. Systematic reviews should report methods and results transparently, using the PRISMA reporting guideline where applicable. AMSTAR 2 is a critical-appraisal tool for systematic reviews of healthcare interventions, rather than a general data-validation framework. Journal indexing, peer-review status, and publication status should be verified individually.

=== A. Reported Research Publications and Outputs ===

1. Cardio-Oncology in the Era of Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors:

Incidence, Monitoring Protocols, and Management of ICI-Related Myocarditis ==== *

Repository reported: SSRN * Date reported: July 2026 * Co-authors reported: Khatun T; Musharapov D.R. The work is described as a review of immune checkpoint inhibitor-associated myocarditis, including cardiac biomarkers, monitoring approaches, and management considerations. The repository record should be consulted to establish its publication status, authorship, and whether it has undergone journal peer review.

==== 2. A Thorough Look at Different Surgical Choices for Ulcerative Colitis ====

* Journal reported: International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation (IJRSI)

* Date reported: June 2026 * Co-authors reported: Ghosh H; Musharapov D.R. The paper is described as a comparative review of surgical approaches for ulcerative colitis, including ileal pouch-anal anastomosis and permanent end-ileostomy pathways. Its bibliographic details and publication status should be confirmed using the journal's official article record.

==== 3. Young-Onset vs Late-Onset Parkinson Disease: Comparative Review ====

* Journal reported: Journal for Stem Cell and Clinical Research

* Date reported: June 2026 The reported subject is the comparison of young-onset and later-onset Parkinson disease, including clinical presentation, genetic considerations, disease progression, treatment-related dyskinesia, and cognitive outcomes. The final biography should include the article DOI or official journal link if available.

==== 4. Therapeutic Enzymes in Modern Medicine ====

* Journal: Exact journal title and publication details to be confirmed

* Date reported: June 2026 The reported subject is the therapeutic use of enzymes in modern medicine, including asparaginase, streptokinase, and tissue plasminogen activator. The journal name, author list, publication record, and peer-review status should be supplied before this item is described as a published journal article.

=== B. Proposed Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses ===

The following 20 titles are presented as proposed research projects and intended journal targets. A target journal does not imply acceptance, publication, or confirmed indexing. Descriptions below state the intended research questions rather than claiming unverified findings.

==== General and Gastrointestinal Surgery ====

1. Quantitative Indocyanine Green Fluorescence Kinetics for Prediction of Colorectal Anastomotic Leak =====

* Target journal: Colorectal Disease (Wiley) Proposed review of quantitative indocyanine green fluorescence parameters used to assess tissue perfusion and predict colorectal anastomotic leakage.

===== 2. Technique-Specific Mesenteric Defect Closure After Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass =====

* Target journal: Obesity Surgery (Springer Nature) Proposed comparison of mesenteric-defect closure techniques and their associations with internal hernia, small-bowel obstruction, and postoperative complications following Roux-en-Y gastric bypass.

===== 3. Intracorporeal Versus Extracorporeal Anastomosis in Patients With Obesity Undergoing Minimally Invasive Right Colectomy =====

* Target journal: Surgical Endoscopy (Springer Nature) Proposed comparison of intracorporeal and extracorporeal anastomosis in patients with obesity undergoing minimally invasive right colectomy, including surgical-site infection, incisional hernia, and other postoperative outcomes.

===== 4. Posterior Component Separation With TAR Versus Preperitoneal or Retrorectus Reconstruction Without TAR =====

* Target journal: Journal of Abdominal Wall Surgery Proposed assessment of abdominal-wall reconstruction techniques for complex ventral hernias, focusing on recurrence, surgical-site occurrences, and postoperative complications.

===== 5. Near-Infrared Indocyanine Green Lymphangiography During Lateral Neck Dissection for Thyroid Malignancy =====

* Target journal: Langenbeck's Archives of Surgery (Springer Nature) Proposed evaluation of fluorescence-guided lymphatic mapping and its association with thoracic-duct identification and postoperative chyle leakage during neck surgery.

===== 6. Pre-emptive Endoscopic Vacuum Therapy After Esophagectomy in High-Risk or Ischemic Anastomoses =====

* Target journal: Diseases of the Esophagus (Oxford University Press) Proposed review of prophylactic or pre-emptive endoscopic vacuum therapy following esophagectomy, including anastomotic complications, intensive-care requirements, and treatment-related adverse events.

===== 7. Indocyanine Green Fluorescence Cholangiography in Difficult Acute Cholecystitis =====

* Target journal: Surgical Endoscopy (Springer Nature) Proposed assessment of fluorescence cholangiography for intraoperative biliary anatomy identification in difficult gallbladder surgery, including bile-duct injury and operative outcomes.

==== Cardiology and Interventional Cardiology ====

8. Coronary Sinus Reducer Therapy in Angina With Non-Obstructive Coronary Arteries and Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction

* Target journal: JACC: Cardiovascular Interventions Proposed review of coronary sinus reducer therapy in patients with persistent angina, including symptom severity, functional status, and patient-reported quality-of-life outcomes. Patient populations with obstructive coronary disease and non-obstructive disease should be analysed separately where appropriate. =====

9. Exercise Pulmonary Vascular Resistance as an Effect Modifier of Interatrial Shunt Therapy in HFpEF

* Target journal: European Journal of Heart Failure Proposed investigation of exercise haemodynamics and pulmonary vascular resistance as potential factors influencing patient selection and outcomes for interatrial shunt therapy in heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF). ===== 10. Leadless Versus Transvenous Ventricular Pacing in Patients With Moderate-to-Severe Tricuspid Regurgitation

* Target journal: Indian Pacing and Electrophysiology Journal Proposed comparison of leadless and transvenous pacing approaches, including tricuspid-valve function, right-ventricular performance, device complications, and clinical outcomes. ===== 11. Catheter Ablation Versus Medical Rhythm-Control Strategies for Atrial Fibrillation in Transthyretin Cardiac Amyloidosis =====

* Target journal: European Heart Journal Proposed review comparing catheter ablation and medical rhythm-control strategies in patients with atrial fibrillation and transthyretin cardiac amyloidosis, including recurrence, hospitalisation, and survival outcomes. =====

12. Early Versus Delayed Catheter Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation in ATTR Cardiac Amyloidosis Stratified by Disease Stage =====

* Target journal: Heart Rhythm O2 Proposed assessment of whether the timing of catheter ablation is associated with differences in outcomes across stages of transthyretin cardiac amyloidosis. =====

13. Physiology-Imaging Discordance in Intermediate Left Main Coronary Artery Disease =====

* Target journal: Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions Proposed analysis of discordance between fractional flow reserve (FFR), instantaneous wave-free ratio (iFR), and intravascular ultrasound measurements in intermediate left-main coronary lesions. =====

14. Drug-Coated Balloon-Only PCI in Patients at High Bleeding Risk Receiving Abbreviated Dual Antiplatelet Therapy =====

* Target journal: International Journal of Cardiology Proposed comparison of drug-coated balloon strategies and relevant alternative interventions in selected high-bleeding-risk patients, examining bleeding events, ischaemic outcomes, and the duration of dual antiplatelet therapy. The analysis should account for differences in lesion type and patient selection.

==== Cardiac and Thoracic Surgery ====

15. Aortic-Arch Anatomical Variants as Determinants of Outcomes After Frozen Elephant Trunk Repair =====

* Target journal: European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery Proposed evaluation of aortic-arch anatomical variants and their associations with neurological complications, mortality, and other outcomes following frozen elephant trunk repair. =====

16. Skeletonized Versus Pedicled Bilateral Internal Thoracic Artery Harvesting in Diabetic and Obese Patients Undergoing CABG =====

* Target journal: Journal of Cardiac Surgery Proposed comparison of skeletonized and pedicled bilateral internal thoracic artery harvesting, focusing on deep sternal wound infection, graft-related outcomes, and other postoperative complications in higher-risk patients.

17. Mitral and Tricuspid Valve Surgery: Minimally Invasive Versus Full-Sternotomy Approaches =====

* Target journal: Journal of Cardiothoracic Surgery Proposed review comparing minimally invasive and conventional sternotomy approaches for mitral and tricuspid valve surgery, including recovery, right-ventricular function, complications, and mortality. =====

18. Residual Left Atrial Appendage Stump After Surgical Exclusion as a Predictor of Thromboembolic Events =====

* Target journal: Heart Rhythm Proposed investigation of the association between residual left atrial appendage anatomy after surgical exclusion and subsequent thromboembolic events, using imaging findings and clinical follow-up where available. =====

19. Awake or Ambulatory ECMO Versus Conventional Ventilated ECMO as a Bridge to Lung Transplantation =====

* Target journal: The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation Proposed comparison of awake or ambulatory extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) and conventional ventilated ECMO as bridges to lung transplantation, including survival, complications, functional status, and post-transplant outcomes. =====

20. Reconstruction Strategy After LAD Endarterectomy During CABG: Patch Versus Primary Reconstruction =====

* Target journal: The Annals of Thoracic Surgery Proposed comparison of patch reconstruction and primary closure following left anterior descending coronary artery endarterectomy during coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), including graft patency, major adverse cardiovascular events, and postoperative complications.

=== Research Methods and Publication Standards ===

For each completed systematic review or meta-analysis, the research record should identify:

* The registered protocol, where applicable, including the registration identifier.

* The databases searched, search dates, eligibility criteria, and study-selection process.

* The number of included studies and participants, supported by reproducible screening records.

* The risk-of-bias assessment method appropriate to the included study designs.

* The statistical methods, heterogeneity assessments, and sensitivity analyses, where applicable.

* The relevant reporting checklist, such as PRISMA, and critical-appraisal framework, such as AMSTAR 2, where appropriate.

* The manuscript's actual status: planned, in preparation, submitted, under review, accepted, or published.

* The official DOI, publisher record, or repository record once available.

=== Bibliographic Verification ===

Publication details should be checked against the relevant journal or repository. PubMed inclusion, Scopus indexing, and journal quartile rankings should be verified independently for the relevant article or journal and year. Intended journal targets should not be represented as confirmed indexing or acceptance. For the four reported research outputs, adding complete author lists, article links, DOIs, volume and issue details, and publication dates will make the portfolio more transparent and easier to verify.

Merit Recognitions, Awards and Fellowships

Dr. Akash Sarkar's reported recognitions include awards for community healthcare, social service, educational development, and public health awareness. The details below are based on the information supplied for this biography; independent confirmation and supporting documentation may be required for some entries.

Awards and Recognitions

• Global Icon Award (2026): Reportedly bestowed in recognition of leadership in healthcare access and the development of medical research models.
• Param Bhushan National Excellence Award (2026): Reportedly conferred for contributions to community health, social welfare, and public administration initiatives.
• Dr. S. Radhakrishnan Visionary Mentor Award (2026): Reportedly awarded for work related to educational development, health literacy, and frontline staff mentoring.

Honorary Doctorate Nomination

• Honorary Doctorate Candidate (proposed for 2029): According to the supplied biographical information, Sarkar was nominated by Moscow Research University and the World Environment Culture and Protection Commission (WECPC) in connection with his reported research activities. This is described as a nomination or candidacy, not as an honorary doctorate already awarded.

Foundation Merit Certificates (2023–2026)

Sarkar is reported to have received merit certificates through Prothisebha Social and Healthcare Foundation for activities relating to community health, awareness campaigns, training, and social service. The supplied list names the following certificate categories:

2023

• Community Healthcare
• Best Camp Organizer
• Corona Warrior

2024

• Maternal and Child Health Champion
• Anemia Mukta Abhiyan
• Excellence in School Health Programs
• Best First Aid Trainer
• Blood Donation Drive Excellence
• Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) Screening
• Menstrual Hygiene Awareness
• Tobacco-Free Campaign
• Vector-Borne Disease Awareness

2025

• Outstanding Social Worker in Healthcare
• Eye Health and Blindness Prevention
• Best Tuberculosis (TB) Awareness Campaigner
• Nutrition Contribution
• Youth Health Mentor
• Emergency Medical Service Excellence
• Telemedicine Follow-up Innovation
• Health Documentation
• Palliative Care

The supplied material describes a total of 25 foundation merit certificates across 2023–2026, but lists 21 certificate categories by name. The complete certificate list and the issuing dates should be checked against the original records before publishing the total as verified.

Verification and Documentation

For accurate biographical documentation, award names, issuing organizations, award dates, nomination letters, and certificate records should be checked against primary sources wherever available. An award, certificate, or nomination should not be presented as an independently verified credential unless supporting evidence is available.

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== ERAS Application Declaration and Attestation == === Declaration of Accuracy === The following declaration is attributed to Dr. Akash Sarkar in connection with his curriculum vitae and professional portfolio dossier:

I hereby declare that, to the best of my knowledge, the clinical records, research publications, organizational leadership experience, and academic information included in this curriculum vitae and professional portfolio are authentic and accurate. I understand that the information provided may be subject to verification by the relevant institutions or authorities.

 ; Filing Location Ufa, Republic of Bashkortostan, Russian Federation ; Declared Execution Date 7 October 2026 ; Name on Declaration Dr. Akash Sarkar ; Designation Stated Chief Executive Officer and Chief Medical Officer === Authentication Note === This section records the declaration as supplied for the biography. It does not constitute independent verification of the listed credentials, records, or professional titles. Any digital signature or formal attestation should be published as authenticated only when the corresponding signed document or verifiable electronic signature record is available.

Professional Mentorship and Reference Network

Dr. Akash Sarkar's reported academic and professional mentorship network includes individuals associated with school education, higher education, medical research, and career development in India and Russia. The following list reflects the roles and affiliations provided for this biography.

Mentors and Academic Advisors

1. Dr. Samir Kumar Nashkar — Principal Guide and Mentor. Reportedly affiliated with Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College, West Bengal, India, as an Associate Professor.
2. Sadhan Ghosh — Academic Mentor and Head Teacher of Hingalganj High School, West Bengal, India.
3. Professor R. S. Farshatov — Research Supervisor. Reportedly a former Dean of the International Faculty of General Medicine at Bashkir State Medical University, Russia.
4. Professor D. R. Musharapov — Academic and Clinical Surgery Advisor, Department of Surgery, Bashkir State Medical University, Russia.
5. Indrajit Jana — Career Advisor, Academic Mentor, and Strategy Guide, India.

Reference and Verification Note

The names, professional titles, institutional affiliations, and mentorship roles listed above are based on the supplied biographical information. Institutional profiles or other reliable records should be consulted to confirm current or former appointments and the nature of each professional relationship.

Social Impact and Healthcare Initiatives

Dr. Akash Sarkar is identified in the supplied material as Chief Executive Officer of Prothisebha Social and Healthcare Foundation, a nonprofit organization based in West Bengal.

Reported areas of intended social service include:

• Organizing free health camps in the Sundarbans region.
• Blood pressure and diabetes screening.
• Community healthcare awareness.
• Guidance for students interested in NEET and medical education abroad.

The stated philosophy of the initiative is that medical research and community service should advance together, with particular attention to underserved rural communities. Specific programs, dates, partnerships, and outcomes should be documented through organizational records.

Media Coverage

The following online publications and profile links have been supplied as references to media coverage. Article content and publication dates should be checked before using them to substantiate specific biographical claims.

1. External links

• Dailyhunt
• One Business India
• The Economic Wires
• Bharat Standard
• Latest Bharat
• TDI News
• Dogra Times
• Global Spotlight India
• ORCID profile

Public Image and Long-Term Vision

The supplied biographical narrative presents Sarkar as a young person from rural West Bengal pursuing international medical education, literary writing, research, and community healthcare initiatives. His reported activities include Bengali poetry, medical research topics, and leadership of a social and healthcare foundation.

His stated long-term aspirations include advanced training in cardiothoracic surgery in the United States and improving access to high-quality cardiac care for patients from rural communities.

A personal motto associated with this vision is:

Research in Lancet and service in Hingalganj must go hand in hand.

The narrative also emphasizes the belief that a person's geographical background should not limit educational ambition or public service. Personal aspirations, future meetings, awards, nominations, and career plans should be distinguished clearly from completed achievements and independently documented facts.

Reported publications

The following works are reported in the supplied biography as 2026 publications. Their bibliographic details and publication status should be checked against the original records.

1. Cardio-Oncology in Era of Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors: Incidence, Monitoring Protocols, Management of ICI-Related Myocarditis. Reported on SSRN in July 2026.
2. A Thorough Look at Different Surgical Choices for Ulcerative Colitis. Reported as published in IJRSI in June 2026.
3. Young-Onset vs Late-Onset Parkinson Disease: Comparative Review. Reported as published in the Journal for Stem Cell and Clinical Research in June 2026.
4. Therapeutic Enzymes in Modern Medicine. Reported as published in a European journal in June 2026.

A preprint, a peer-reviewed publication and an indexed journal article represent different publication statuses. Each work should be classified according to its original record.

Proposed systematic review projects

The supplied biography describes 20 systematic review and meta-analysis projects planned or developed during 2026–2029. The following titles are reported project topics and should not be treated as completed publications without supporting records.

1. Indocyanine Green Fluorescence Kinetics and Quantitative Perfusion Thresholds for Prevention of Colorectal Anastomotic Leak.
2. Mesenteric Defect Closure Versus Non-Closure After Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass for Prevention of Internal Hernia.
3. Intracorporeal Versus Extracorporeal Anastomosis After Laparoscopic Colectomy in Patients with Obesity.
4. Posterior Component Separation with Transversus Abdominis Release Versus Retrorectus Reconstruction for Complex Ventral Hernia Repair.
5. Near-Infrared Indocyanine Green Lymphangiography Versus Conventional Visual Identification for Parathyroid Gland Preservation in Thyroid Surgery.
6. Pre-emptive Endoscopic Vacuum Therapy After Minimally Invasive Esophagectomy for Prevention of Anastomotic Leak.
7. Indocyanine Green Cholangiography Versus Conventional Cholangiography for Biliary Anatomy Identification in Acute Cholecystitis.
8. Coronary Sinus Reducer Implantation for Refractory Angina Pectoris.
9. Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Vascular Resistance in Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction.
10. Leadless Versus Transvenous Pacemaker Implantation in Patients at High Infection Risk.
11. Catheter Ablation Versus Antiarrhythmic Drug Therapy as First-Line Treatment for Atrial Fibrillation.
12. Fractional Flow Reserve / Instantaneous Wave-Free Ratio Discordance in Intermediate Coronary Lesions.
13. Drug-Coated Balloon Angioplasty Versus Drug-Eluting Stent Implantation in Small Vessel Coronary Artery Disease.
14. Intravascular Imaging-Guided Versus Angiography-Guided Percutaneous Coronary Intervention in Complex Coronary Lesions.
15. Frozen Versus Conventional Elephant Trunk Technique for Type A Aortic Dissection.
16. Skeletonized Versus Pedicled Bilateral Internal Thoracic Artery Harvesting in Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting.
17. Minimally Invasive Versus Conventional Sternotomy Approach for Mitral Valve Surgery.
18. Concomitant Left Atrial Appendage Closure During Cardiac Surgery for Prevention of Thromboembolic Events.
19. Antegrade Versus Retrograde Cerebral Perfusion Strategies in Aortic Arch Surgery.
20. Off-Pump Versus On-Pump Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting in Patients with Left Ventricular Dysfunction.

The supplied biography identifies academic supervisors associated with Bashkir State Medical University. Supervisory roles, project registrations and target journals should be confirmed through institutional or project records. Intended submissions to high-impact journals do not establish acceptance or publication.

Literary career

Shesher Dine

Shesher Dine is described as a Bengali poetry collection published by Orange Publication in 2023. Its reported themes include human relationships, emotional experiences, separation and reflections on life.

The supplied biography states that the collection was dedicated to a close friend. The dedication, publication date, publisher details and availability should be verified against the book itself or a reliable bibliographic listing.

Rx Drugs Decoded for Medical Practitioner

Rx Drugs Decoded for Medical Practitioner is described as a planned medical reference book associated with Cerebral Publication, New Delhi, with a proposed 2026 release. Its reported scope includes drug mechanisms, dosage information, adverse effects and clinical considerations.

Until publication is confirmed, it should be described as an upcoming or planned work rather than a published book.

Social healthcare initiatives

Sarkar is described as the chief executive officer of PROTHISEBHA Social and Healthcare Foundation. According to the supplied biography, the organization's intended activities include health awareness, screening initiatives and educational guidance for students interested in medical careers.

The foundation's registration, leadership, programmes and completed activities should be documented using official records or independent reporting.

Awards and recognition

The supplied biography lists the following awards for 2026:

• Global Icon Award 2026: Reportedly associated with Global Spotlight India.
• Param Bhushan National Excellence Award 2026: Reportedly associated with recognition for healthcare and social service.

The awarding organizations, exact award titles, recipients and selection criteria should be verified through official announcements or independent coverage.

Honorary doctorate nomination

The supplied biography states that Sarkar was nominated as a candidate for an honorary doctorate associated with Moscow Research University and the World Culture and Protection Commission (WCPC), with a proposed ceremony in 2029.

The nomination and the identities and credentials of the awarding bodies require independent verification. A nomination is not equivalent to receiving an honorary doctorate.

Media coverage

The following links were supplied as media profiles or coverage relating to Sarkar. The articles should be reviewed to establish what they independently verify.

• Dailyhunt
• One Business India
• The Economic Wires
• Bharat Standard
• Latest Bharat
• TDI News
• Dogra Times
• Global Spotlight India

External links

• ORCID profile
• Global Spotlight India profile

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