CURRICULUM VITAE

OF

ABDEL AZEEM ALI EL-DAWLATLY

NAME : ABDEL AZEEM ALI EL-DAWLATLY

BIRTH DATE : 12 MAY 1954

PLACE OF BIRTH : CAIRO, EGYPT

MARITAL STATUS : MARRIED, 3 CHILDREN

RECENT ADDRESS : DEPARTMENT OF ANESTHESIA

KING SAUD UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

KING KHALID UNIVERSITY

HOSPITAL

P.O.Box 2925

RIYADH 11461

Tel: +9661 4671599

Fax: +9661 4684075

Mobile:0020122137689

E-mail: mailto:dawlatly@ksu.edu.sa

https://www.angelfire.com/nt/Eldawlatly/index.html

NATIONALITY : EGYPTIAN

QUALIFICATIONS : MD IN ANESTHESIA , EGYPT

JAN. 1987

MsC IN ANESTHESIA, EGYPT

MARCH, 1982

M.B.B.Ch. (VERY GOOD)

ASSIUT, EGYPT

SEPTEMBER, 1978

POSITIONS HELD

FROM 1978 TO 1979 : INTERNSHIP

ASSIUT UNIVERSITY

HOSPITALS

ASSIUT , EGYPT

FROM 1979 TO 1982 : RESIDENT

DEPARTMENT OF

ANESTHESIA

ASSIUT UNIVERSITY

ASSIUT, EGYPT

FROM 1982 TO 1984 : ASSISTANT LECTURER

ZAGAZIG UNIVERSITY

ZAGAZIG, EGYPT

FROM 1984 TO 1986 : RESEARCHER

BONN UNIVERSITY

GERMANY

FROM 1987 TO 1996 : LECTURER

DEPARTMENT OF

ANESTHESIA

ZAGAZIG UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

ZAGAZIG, EGYPT

From 1988 to 1989 : SPECIALIST

ANAESTHESIA DEPT.

AL_NOOR HOSPITAL

ABU-DHABI

U.A.E

FROM 1989 TO 1992 : SENIOR REGISTRAR

DEPARTMENT OF

ANESTHESIA

KING KHALID

UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

RIYADH, SAUDIA

FROM 1993 TO DATE : CONSULTANT

DEPARTMENT OF

ANESTHESIA

KING KHALID UNIVERSITY

HOSPITAL

RIYADH, SAUDIA ARABIA

FROM 1999 TO DATE : ASSIST. PROFESSOR

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

KING SAUD UNIVERSITY

RIYADH,SAUDIA

PAPERS PUBLISHED

1. EL-DAWLATLY, A.A. : Effects of different inhalational anesthetics on the

postoperative mental performance. Annal of Saudi Medicine. 1990; Vol. 10(4):

478

2. Naguib, M., Sherif, A., Seraj, M., El Gammal, M.,and EL-DAWLATLY, A.A .,:

Ketamine caudal analgesia in children: A comparison with caudal Bupivacaine.

British Journal of Anesthesia, 1991; 67: 559-564

3. EL-DAWLATLY, A.A, Seraj, M.,: Venous air embolism in a child undergoing

posterior fossa craniotomy: A case report. Middle East Journal of Anesthesiology

1992; 11(6), 549-554.

4. EL-DAWLATLY, A.A, Bakhamees, H., Seraj, M, : Anesthetic management of

cesarean section in a patient with Wilson’s disease. Middle East Journal of

Anesthesiology 1992; 11(4),

5. EL-DAWLATLY, A.A., Mastan, M.: Nimodipine and Halothane combination for

controlled hypotension during intracranial aneurysm surgery. Journal of Anesthesia

and Clinical Pharmacology 1992; 8: 149-151.

6. Ukra, H., Seraj, M., EL-DAWLATLY, A.A : FiO2 of 0.5 in one lung anesthesia.

Middle East Journal of Anesthesiology 1993; 12(2), 155-163.

7. EL-DAWLATLY, A.A., Seraj, M., Channa, A., El Bakry, A., : Interpleural analgesia

in post- cholecystectomy patients. A clinical study. Middle East Journal of

Anesthesiology 1993; 12(2): 91-99.

8. EL-DAWLATLY, A.A., Ashour, M. : Anesthesia for thymectomy in myasthenia

gravis: A non-muscle relaxant technique. Anesthesia and Intensive Care 1994; 22:

458-460. this paper was in the list of “suggested readings” during the 4^th annual

problem-based learning discussions on October 21-24, 1995 at Atlanta sponsored by

the American Society of Anesthesiologists. This paper was used as reference by

Tortosa J.A., ( Anesthesia for laparoscopic cholecystectomy in myasthenia gravis:

a non-muscle relaxant technique) published in Anesthesia 1997, 52: 797-811.

9. Samarkandi A.H., Seraj M., and EL-DAWLATLY A.A.: The role of laryngeal

mask airway in cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Resuscitation 1994; 28: 103-106.

10.EL-DAWLATLY A.A., Ukra H, and Ashour M.: FIO2 of 1 and CPAP 10 during one

lung ventilation. Middle East Journal of Anesthesiology 1994, 12(6): 587-592.

11.EL-DAWLATLY A.A., Seraj M., Kabiraj M., Samarkandi A.H., Bakhamees H.:

Brain-stem auditory evoked potentials study during isoflurane-nitrous oxide

anesthesia- A measure of depth of anesthesia. Middle East Journal of

Anesthesiology 1995, 13(1): 61-70.

12. Naguib M, EL-DAWLATLY A.A., Ashour M, Albunyan M: Sensitivity to

mivacurium in a patient with mitochondrial myopathy. Anesthesiology 1996, 84(6):

1506-9.

13. EL-DAWLATLY A.A., Thoracic Anaesthesia part (II). Saudi Anaesthesia

Association News Letter, 1996, October.

14. Naguib M, EL-DAWLATLY A.A., Ashour M and Bamgboye E.A.: Multivariate

determinants of the need for postoperative ventilation in myasthenia gravis.

Can J Anaesth 1996, 43: 1006-13.

15. Ashour M, Alkattan K, Rafay M, El-Bakry A, Serhani A, EL-DAWLATLY A.A.,

Naguib M, Seraj M and Johary I. Surgery for postintubation tracheal and

tracheosubglotic stenotic lesions. Annals of Saudi Medicine 1996, 16(5):545-49.

16. EL-DAWLATLY A.A., Moukhtar H.T., and Al-Majid S. Anesthesia for

bronchopulmonary lavage- The use of modified CPAP system. Middle East

Journal of Anesthesiology 1996, 13(6):573-9

17. EL-DAWLATLY A.A., Kabiraj M, Bakhamees H and Al-Dohyan A. Brain-stem

auditory evoked potentials: Comparison between 1.3 and 1.5 MAC of Isoflurane

Nitrous Oxide Anaesthesia. Middle East Journal of Anesthesiology 1997, 14(2) :

107-116.

18. EL-DAWLATLY A.A., Bakhamees H, AlMajid S and Saddique A.: Physostigmine

reversal of carbon monoxide poisoning . Annals of Saudi Medicine 1997, 17 (3):

334-336 .

19.EL-DAWLATLY A.A.,: Brain monitoring in anaesthesia practice. Saudi Anaesthesia

Association newsletter 1997, 8(3): 4.

20.Bakhamees H, Kabiraj M, Takrouri M, Al-Shweikhat J and EL-DAWLATLY A.A

Diagnostic evoked potentials in a quadriplegic child after an unusual hyperflexion

of cervical high spines combined with head injury. Letter to the Editor.

Saudi Medical Journal 1998; 19(5):522-23.

21. Magboul M.A, Odugbesan C. , EL-DAWLATLY A.A. and Saud S.

Pulse oximetry: An added criterion for discharge from PACU. M.E.J. Anaesth.

1998; 14(6):417-24.

22. Quadir N, Takrouri M., Seraj M., EL-DAWLATLY A.A., Alsatli R., Al-Jasser M.

and Baaj J. Critical incident reports. M.E.J. Anaesth. 1998; 14(6):425-32.

23. Bakhamees H, EL-DAWLATLY A.A., Kabiraj M, Al-Shuwaikhat J and Takrouri M.

Evoked potentials in high cervical spine injury. M.E.J. Anaesth. 1998;14(6):451-58.

24. EL-DAWLATLY A.A., Gomma S, Takrouri M and Seraj M. Amphotericin B and

cardiac toxicity – A case report. M.E.J.Anaesth. 1999; 15(1):107-112.

25. Alsatli R.A., EL-DAWLATLY A.A., et al. Arteriovenous fistula in chronic renal

failure patients: comparison between three different anesthetic techniques.

M.E.J.Anaesth. 1999; 15(3):305-314.

26.EL-DAWLATLY A.A., Murshid W. and El-Khwsky F.: Endoscopic third

ventriculostomy: A study of intracranial pressure vs haemodynamic changes.

Minim. Invas. Neurosurg. 1999; 42(4): 198-200.

27. EL-DAWLATLY ET AL. Spontaneous chylothorax: A case report. Middle East J of

Anesthesiology 2000; 15(6): 635-41.

28. EL-DAWLATLY ET AL. Incidence of bradycardia during endoscopic third

third ventriculostomy. Anesthesia Analgesia 2000; 91(5): 1142-1144.

29. A. Al-Dohayan, M. Al-Sebayel, S. Al-Sulaiman, A. Al-Bakry, M. Al-Ageely. and

A.EL-DAWLATLY.

Laparoscopic Port Closure Using Foleys Catheter and Special Eye Needle. Proceedings

Of 7^th World Congress of Endoscopic Surgery. Singapore, June 1-4, 2000.

30. A.Al-Dohayan, M. Al-Sebayl and A.EL-DAWLATLY.

Thoracoscopic Highly Selective Sympathectomy. Proceedings Of 7^th World Congress

Of Endoscopic Surgery, Singapore, June 1-4, 2000.

31. A.Al-Dohayan, M. Al-Sebayel and A. EL-DAWLATLY.

Laparoscopic Percutanous Repair of Incisional Hernia (Initial Report). Proceedings of

the 7^th World Congress Of Endoscopic Surgery, Singapore, June 1-4, 2000.

32. A.A.El-DAWLATLY et al. Ambulatory anaesthesia and surgical care: An Overview.

The Saudi Journal Of Sports Medicine 2001;4(2):68-71 .

33. A.A.EL-DAWLATLY et al. Repair of craniosynostosis: A study of blood loss and

transfusion practice. Accepted on 5^th May in Panarab J of Neurosurgery.

34. A.A.EL_DAWLATLY et al. Thoracoscopic Sympathectomy: endobronchial vs

endotracheal anaesthesia with CO2 insufflation.Accepted in J of Anesthesia. Jan 2001.

35. A.A.EL_DAWLATLY et al. Immediate pulmonary edema following carotid

endarterectomy: A case report. Accepted in Annals of Saudi Medicine, Jan 2001.

36. A.A.EL_DAWLATLY et al. Carotid endarterectomy: A study of cerebral oxygen

saturation vs stump pressure. June issue, MEJA, 2001.

37. A.A.EL-DAWLATLY. Perioperative care of critically ill patients. Accepted in

June issue, MEJA 2001.

38. A.A.EL-DAWLATLY. EEG bispectral index during carotid endarterectomy. Sent for

publication in J of Anesthesia, Japan.

39. A.A EL-DAWLATLY et al. Arrhythmias During Neuroendoscopic Procedures. Letter

To the Editor. Journal of Neurosurgical Anesthesiology 2001; 13(1): 57-58

40. A.A.El-DAWLATLY. Sevoflurane vs isoflurane anaesthesia: a study of postoperative

mental concentration and fine motor movements. Accepted in 2^nd May 2001, MEJA.

41. A.A.El-DAWLATLY. Anesthesia for transthoracic endoscopic sympathectomy -

An overview. Accepted 2^nd May 2001, MEJA.

ATTENDED SYMPOSIA AND WORKSHOPS

1. Electrostimulation Analgesia: Prof. Herget, Giessen University, Germany

19/12/1984

2. Anaesthesia For Patients With Liver Disease: Prof. Brown, Arizona University,

Tucson, Germany 26/4/1985

3. Symposium on Central Anticholinergic Syndrome: Bonn, Germany, Steinberger

9/3/1985

4. International Symposium On New Aspects Of Regional Anaesthesia: Dusseldorf

University, Germany 15-16/6/1985

5. Symposium On Inhalation Anaesthesia: Bonn, Germany 9-10/5/1986

6. Clinical And Practical Acute Medicine Therapy: Koln, Germany 10/11/1984

7. Acute Therapy With Positive Inotropic Substances: Bonn, Germany 12/10/1985

8. Pain Clinic Workshop: Mainz University,Dr.Schwab, Germany 16-27/6/1986

9. First International Course On Neuro-Interventional Procedures:

Riyadh Armed Forces Hospital 7-9 November 1993

10.Workshop In Applied Clinical Neurophysiology: 25-27/11/1995

King Saud University, Riyadh

11.Symposium on “ Recent Advances in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine”

King Faisal Hospital, Riyadh 9-10 April 1996.

12. 1^ST Thoracic Surgery Symposium in Saudia Arabia: 22-23 Feb. 1998

King Saud University, Riyadh

13. Advances in neuromodulation therapies workshop. Riyadh 30-31May 1998.

14.The second Pan Arab Conference Of Thoracic Medicine and Surgery.

Cairo 3-6 November 1998

15.The 2^nd Saudi International Neuroendoscopy Surgical Hands-on Course and

Workshop. Riyadh Armed Forces Hospital 5-6 Dec. 1998.

16. 11^th ASEAN Congress of Anesthesiologists. Kuala Lampur 7-11July 1999.

17. Pan Arab congress on Anesthesiology, Intensive care and Pain relief.

AbuDhabi January 2000.

18. 3^rd International Symposium on Advances in Vascular Surgery. Riyadh

6-7Feb. 2000.

19. Anaesthesia 2000 International Symposium: Riyadh Military Hospital 2-4Apr.

2000.

20. 2^nd Integrated Surgical Course 16-20 September 2000, as Examiner and

Lecturer on: Intravenous Fluid Therapy.

21. 10^th Saudi Neurosciences Symposium. 30 Oct-1^st Nov 2000, KFSH, Riyadh

22. 1^st Laparoscopic Surgery Symposium. 2^nd Feb 2001, KKUH

23. Mini Symposium and Workshop on Obesity. 21^st Feb 2001, KKUH

24. Workshop on Thoracoscopic Sympathectomy. 28-29March 2001, Suliman

AlHabib Hospital, Riyadh.

SPEAKER IN SYMPOSIA

1. Postoperative Pain Management, King Faisal University, Al-khober, K.S.A.

1-2/12/1993.

2. 4^th Pan Arab Congress On Anesthesia And Intensive Care: Damascus, Syria,

26-29/10/1993.

3. Obstetric Anesthesia and Analgesia: Riyadh 2-3/3/1992.

4. 2^nd Middle East Symposium on Anaesthesia for Cardiac Patients: 14-15/2/1993.

5. 2^nd Annual Scientific Meeting Saudi Anaesthesia Association: 10-12/6/1993.

6. 1^st UAE Conference On Anaesthesia Analgesia And Critical Care Medicine, Abu

Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 27-29/10/1992.

7. 1^st International Symposium On Patient Monitoring In Anesthesia And Intensive

Care: 18-21/2/1992, Cairo, Egypt.

8. 3^rd Middle East Symposium on Anaesthesia for cardiac patients: 28-29/1/1995.

Riyadh, K.S.A.

9. 4^th Annual Saudi Anaesthesia Association meeting:New trends in Anaesthesia

and Intensive care, Riyadh, K.S.A. Feb. 1997.

10. 5^th Pan Arab Congress on anesthesia, intensive care and pain relief. Cairo, Egypt

9-12 December, 1997.

11. 2^nd International Symposium in Advances I Vascular Surgery, 7-8 December

1997. College of Medicine, Riyadh, King Saud University, K.S.A

12. 1^st Thoracic Surgery Symposium in Saudia Arabia: a)Thymectomy non-muscle

relaxant technique. b) CPAP and a. Riyadh 22-23 Feb 1998.

13. The second Pan Arab Conference Of Thoracic Medicine and Surgery, Cairo

3-6 Nov.1998: a) Anaesthesia for thymectomy in myasthenia gravis. b)The

use of CPAP in one lung ventilation.

14.The 5^th Scientific Meeting Of Saudi Anaesthetic Association Jeddah 2-4March

1999. Can phrenic nerve conduction help weaning critically ill patients from

ventilator. Kabiraj M., EL_DAWLATLY A.A., Takrouri M and Al-Zeer A. Red

by Kabiraj M.

16. The 2^nd Saudi International Neuroendoscopy Surgical Hands-On&Workshop

Anaesthesia and 3^rd Ventriculostomy, Riyadh Armed Forces Hospital 5-6 Dec 1998

17. 11^th ASEAN Congress of Anesthesiologists, Kuala Lampur 7-11 July 1999.

a)Perioperative management of Chylothorax:case report (poster presentation)

b)Anaesthesia for Endoscopic third Ventriculostomy:A hemodynamic study.

c)Attended workshop on TEE, Malaysia, Kuala Lampur July 1999.

18. Pan Arab Congress in Anaesthesia, AbuDhabi Jan ‏2000‏-‏01‏-‏06

Carotid Endartrectomy: A study of Cerebral Oxygenation (stage)

19. 3^rd. International Symposium in Vascular Surgery. Carotid endartrectomy:

A study of Cerebral oxygenation. Riyadh 6-7Feb 2000.

20. Laparoscopic Symposium. King Saud University. Stage presentation:

Anaesthesia for thoracoscopic sympathectomy:Endotracheal vs Endobronchial

anaesthesia. Riyadh, Saudia Arabia.

20. Anaesthesia 2000 International Symposium:Riyadh 2-4April 2000, Two Posters

a) Anaesthesia for thoracoscopic sympathectomy:Endotracheal vs Endobronchial

anaesthesia.

b) Immediate pulmonary edema following carotid endarterectomy:case report.

21. 1^st Laparoscopic Symposium. “Anesthetic Considerations in Laparoscopic

Surgery”. 2^nd Feb 2001. Riyadh, KKUH.

22. 1^st Symposium and Workshop on Obesity. “Anesthetic Considerations in Obese

Patients”. 21^st Feb 2001, Riyadh, KKUH.

23. Workshop On Thoracoscopic Sympathectomy In Riyadh. “Anesthetic

Considerations in Thoracoscopic Sympathectomy”. 28-29^th March 2001,

Sulaiman AlHabib Hospital, Riyadh.

MEMBER OF ORGANIZING COMMITTEE AND CHAIRMAN OF SESSIONS IN SYMPOSIA AND CONGRESSES

1. Member in the Egyptian Society of Anesthesiologists since 1979.

2. Member in the Saudi Anesthesia Association since 1990.

3. Member in the American Association for the Advancement of Science “Science”

since September 1995.

4. Consultant in the “Modern Medicine” journal since 1995.

5. Member in the Society of Neurosurgical Anaesthesia and Critical Care (SNACC)

since 1999.Member No. # 9100596

6. Member in the American Society of Neurophysiological Monitoring since 1999.

7. Member in the National Geography of Sciences since 1999.

8. Member in the International WHO,S WHO of Professionals since 1999.

9. Saudi Council for Health Specialties, 1999-C-70-170, Consultant.

10.Chairman of Free papers session 36: Anesthesia, 7^th world congress of Endoscopic

surgery. Singapore June 1-4, 2000.

11. Member of the Arab Thoracic Association since 1999.

REFERENCES

Ronald D. Miller, MD

Professor and Chairman

Department of Anesthesia and Perioperative Care

University of California San Francisco

Box 0648, Room C455

San Francisco, CA 94143-0648

Phone (415) 476-9035 office

(415) 514-1532 fax

e-mail millerr@anesthesia.ucsf.edu

MOHAMMED S. TAKROURI FFARCSI

PROFESSOR OF ANAESTHESIA

ANAESTHESIA DEPARTMENT

KING SAUD UNIVERSITY

Tel: +966 1 4671595

Fax: +966 1 4679364

e-mail:takrouri@ksu.edu.sa

Riyadh 11461, P.O.Box 2925

MOHAMED NAGUIB FFARCSI, MD Magboul Ali Magboul FFARCSI

ASSOC.PROFESSOR OF ANAESTHESIA Clinical Asst.Professor

University of Iowa, College of Medicine University of Iowa,College of Med

Department of Anesthesia- 6JCP Dept of Anesthesia-6JCP

200 Hawkins Drive 200 Hawkins Drive

Iowa City, Iowa 52242-1009 Iowa City,Iowa 52242-1009

USA USA

Tel: (319) 353-7783 (Hospital) Tel: (319) 353-7783 (Hospital)

Tel: (319) 351-4630 (Home)

e-mail:NaguibM@mail.medicine.uiowa.edu

DR.FAROUK MESSAHEL FFARCS Dr. Hassan Bakhamees FFACS

Head of Department of Anaesthesia Chief Dept of Anesthesia

Armed Forces Hospital King Fahad Military Hosp

Wady AlDawaser Cardiac Center

P.O.Box 228 Jeddah

Wady AlDawaser 11991 Tel: 02 6581120

Saudia Arabia

Tel: +966 1 7841065 ext. 4309

Fax: +966 1 7842779 ext.4309

DETAILS OF THE EXPERIENCE

Since I obtained the M .M B .CH in September 1978 I am working in university hospitals in Egypt, Germany and Riyadh. During the residency in anesthesia I was working in Assiute university hospitals in Egypt from 1979 to 1982 where I obtained the MsC in anesthesia in April 1982. Then I was appointed as assistant lecturer in anesthesia in Zagazig university hospitals from 1982 to 1987 where I obtained the M.D in anesthesia in November1986 and I was appointed in the same year as lecturer in anesthesia. From 1984 to 1986 I was working in Germany, Bonn university, Anesthesia Institute as researcher and trainee. There I have been through all branches of clinical anesthesia and finally I finished my thesis on Brain Monitoring under Anesthesia, the head of anaesthesia department at that time was Professor Dr.med. Horst Stoeckel who was also one the supervisors of my thesis. Anesthesia Institute in Bonn University is the most famous highly developed and qualified hospital in Europe. In Germany I practiced all kinds of anesthesia in different subspecialties including cardiothoracic, vascular neuro, general, orthopedic, pediatric, plastic and gyne and obstetrics. From 1988 to 1989 I worked in Al-Noor Hospital in Abu Dhabi U.A.E as specialist. Since 1989 I am working in King Khalid University Hospital in Riyadh as senior registrar then from 1993 as consultant in the department of anesthesia in the same hospital. As consultant I am currently incharge of anaesthesia in the general thoracic surgery list as well as anaesthesia in vascular surgery list . Since I have been at King Khalid hospital I have introduced the first interpleural analgesia procedure for upper abdominal surgery. My research in thoracic anaesthesia has got wide international acceptance since the publication of a new method of anaesthesia in patients with myasthenia gravis which was published in Anesthesia and Intensive Care journal 1994 and was in the suggested readings by the American Society of Anesthesiologists in Atlanta 1995 . Also I have introduced a new instrument in anaesthesia for Bronchopulmonary lavage which I called it The Modified CPAP system and was published in The Middle East J of Anesthesiology in 1996. Above all my research in brain monitoring under anaesthesia is still going where I published two papers till now and another research on Sevoflurane anaesthesia is coming soon to an end which I am sure it will be a good addition to the field of anaesthesia. Again in neuroanaesthesia I worked hard where I have some publication in clinical neuroanaesthesia. A new method of anaesthesia in ventriculostomy in pediatric patients with hydrocephalus is now introduced in our

hospital with very encouraging results and it will be published soon. Currently I am doing one neuroanaesthesia list at King Khalid University hospital since 1990. Until Now I anaesthetized 15 cases of cerebral aneurysm surgery as well as many pediatrics posterior fossa and V-P shunt surgery . Also I am in-charge of the department mortality and morbidity meetings since March 1997. In Dec 1999 the first Neuroendoscopic paper was published in a Minimally Invasive Neurosurgical(MIN) journal where we addressed the anaesthetic consideration during third ventriculostomy meantime we invented a new device to measure the intracranial pressure during the procedure. Currently I am incharge of our departmental Morbidity and Mortality Meeting. We have created a new web site on the Internet for morbidity and mortality, http//triplem.onelist.com. Recently I have participated in the 2^nd Saudi International Neuroendoscopy Surgical Hands-On &Workshop 5-6Dec.1998, at Riyadh Armed Forces Hospital, as speaker on the anaesthetic considerations in 3^rd Ventriculostomy. Only 3 speakers were involved among them Prof. Perneczky from Germany.