Curriculum Vitae

Personal data:
•	Name: Montaser Abd El-Fattah Mohamed .
•	Birth date: 6th of March, 1969
•	Place of birth: Assiut, Egypt.
•	Nationality: Egyptian.
•	Marital state: married.
•	Address: Department of Anesthesia, ICU, and pain management, South Egypt cancer Institute, Assiut University.
•	Zip code: Assiut 71516, Egypt.
•	Tel:  002/ 088/2297437 ( home- Assiut)-Mobile 002/01090939346
•	E-mail: abdelfattahmontaser@yahoo.com 

Present occupation:
•	Lecturer- Department of anesthesia, intensive care and pain management- South Egypt Cancer Institute- Assiut University- Assiut- Egypt.
•	Part-time consultant of anesthesia, intensive care and pain management- Luxor International Hospital.

Foreign Language:
•	English: passed international TOEFL test on 2010.
•	English: English language test (level3).
•	French: 2 studying years (secondary school second language course).

Academic Record:
	
Oct. 2010	Doctoral degree in anesthesia, intensive care, and pain management, with thesis titled "effect of preemptive gabapentine on postoperative morphine consumption after major abdominal cancer surgery". 	
2004	-2010	Assistant lecturer of anesthesia, intensive care and pain management- South Egypt Cancer Institute- Assiut University- Assiut- Egypt.
Part-time specialist of anesthesia, intensive care and pain management- Luxor International Hospital.	
1999 - 2004	Specialist and head of the department of anesthesia, and intensive care at Luxor International Hospital. 	
June 1999	Master Degree in Anesthesia from Assiut University signed up "Very Good", with thesis titled "Effect of I.V, epidural, versus intrathecal Fentanyl for labour pain relief”.	
March 1994	Internship Trainee for a year .	
Sept. 1993	M.B.B.Ch. degree in medicine & surgery from Assiut University, Faculty of medicine, signed up "Very Good".	

Duties (1994 – present):

-	Providing both general (inhalational and TIVA), regional (spinal, epidural, and caudal), and local anesthesia for different types of cancer surgeries (extirpative, and reconstructive).
-	Duties in ICU for critical cancer cases and for post-operative cases including mechanical ventilation, central line introduction, invasive monitoring techniques, basic and advanced life support.
-	Teaching graduate students along the house officer- training program at our department.
-	Helping in the achievement of goals of the residency program of training along the 3 years of residency.
-	Helping in the research program held at our department with colleagues and professors.
-	Outpatient Pain clinic, introducing medical treatment, doing interventional nerve blocks.

Scientific activity:

•	Regular participation in the scientific day of the department, introducing up to-date scientific talks in the field of anesthesia, ICU, and Pain management.
•	Regular attendance of the annual scientific meeting of the Egyptian society of anesthesia and the Egyptian society for management of pain. 
•	Preoperative gabapentine facilitate endotracheal intubation.

Supervising and participating the following research projects:

1.	Preemptive Intrathecal magnesium sulfate for postoperative pain relief following major abdominal cancer surgeries.
2.	Two step versus three step WHO analgesic Ladder in pediatric cancer pain management.
3.	Morphine sustained release tablets (MST) versus gabapentine in postmastectomy pain relief.
4.	Ultra-sonographic  guided "transversus abdominis plane" (TAP) block for postoperative pain relief following major abdominal cancer surgeries. 
5.	Efficacy and safety of preoperative pregabaline in different concentrations in postoperative pain relief following radical cystectomy.