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Dehradun, Uttarakhand-248001. India.

Associations

- Association of Surgeons of India
- Delhi Medical Association
- Indian Association of Gastro Intestinal Surgeons
- European association of endoscopic surgeons

Hospitals Attached

- Dr. Choudhry Hospital,
Shahjahanpur

A Story Of Dr. Piush's Journey

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Dr. Piush Choudhry is a General surgeon trained in Laparoscopic Surgery. Author of 'Step by Step Arterial Surgery', 2013, & 'Doctors: The Living', 2016. Published health articles, JMAS, Indian Journal of Neurosciences. Author of the 'Intelligence Reflex'. Pursued a Post Graduate program in Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning. Editorial Board Member Acta Scientific Journal, Neurology.

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1993-2000

  • 1988-94 (M.B.B.S.) King George Medical college, Lucknow
  • 1995-96 Researcher, Westmead Hospital, Sydney, Australia
  • 1997-2000 ( General Surgery ) M.S.Ramaiah Medical and Teaching Hospital, Bengaluru
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2000-2010

  • Joined as senior resident in Batra Hospital and Medical Research Centre in 2001.
  • Visiting Surgeon to University of Erlangen-Nurnberg, Germany and Member of European Association of Endoscopic Surgeons in 2003.
  • Affiliated to Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, Fortis Hospital Vasant Kunj, Surgical Trainee All India Institute of Medical Sciences in 2007, Indian Spinal Injuries Centre and others in New Delhi till 2010.
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2010-2020

  • Worked in Dr Choudhry Hospital, Shahjahanpur-242001, Uttar Pradesh, India.
  • Did Intelligence and Deep Learning in 2019 at Manipal Institute of Higher Education
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Upcoming plans: 2020

  • Continue working in department of general surgery as visiting consultant. Interests in Surgery include General Surgical Procedures such as Hernias, Hydroceles, Haemorrhoids, Swelling, Cysts, Lumps, and others, besides Laparoscopic Procedures such as for Gallstones and Appendicitis.
  • Work projects in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Healthcare.

Books written by Dr. Piush

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Dr. Piush Choudhry did his MBBS from King George’s Medical College Lucknow in 1993 and completed his internship training at Civil Hospital, Lucknow. Then worked on a project ‘Desynchronisation of Alpha Rhythm in Brain Waves’ in 1995-96 at Computational Brain Facility Centre, Cognitive Neuroscience Unit, Westmead Hospital, Sydney, Australia. After completion, he began post graduation in Master of Surgery at M.S.Ramaiah Medical and Teaching Hospital in 1997, Bengaluru and completed the surgical training in 2000. He joined Batra Hospital and Medical Research Centre, New Delhi in 2001. In 2003 he was a visiting surgeon to the university of Erlangen-Nurnberg, Germany and a member of European Association of Endoscopic Surgeons. He also worked in Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, Indian Spinal Injuries Centre, was a Surgical Trainee at All India Institute of Medical Sciences and was attached to other hospitals in New Delhi. Since August 2010 he is working in his hospital at Shahjahanpur (U.P.).





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Doctors: The Living

A thrilling tale about the young doctor who joins as a researcher in a hospital in Sydney. The research allows him to discover a thought process that could lead to diagnosis of various clinical conditions. Later he finds himself in the middle of a myth of apocalyptic proportions, transit terrorism and returns only to realise that the events of the past had begun to unfold just the way he had imagined. The only entity that remained through the incidences in the hospital where he later worked, the organ trades, pharmaceutical industry, medical education, myth and the connections was the instinct to survive.

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A Moment Called Life

In a sequel to the book ‘Doctors the Living,’ real-life events have been described and an analysis of the Indian healthcare system has been performed, while discussing the possible integration of newer methodology for improved healthcare, with the intent to facilitate the improvement of our healthcare system by identifying the causative factors that are a hindrance to efficient healthcare delivery. The chapters of the book ‘Doctors the Living’ have been taken as checkpoints and explained as either being true or false while ascertaining that the identity of characters is not revealed. For each moment that we cherish living and conditioning ourselves for the next one, myriad of possibilities that surround us, to a technology savvy future that awaits us, different and newer concepts are introduced to prepare for the next moment called life.

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Step by Step Arterial Surgery

Part of the Step by Step series, this book is a concise guide to arterial surgery for residents and fellows. Divided into six sections, it describes the diagnosis and surgical management of arterial diseases in different parts of the body. This useful guide includes detailed illustrations and a CD ROM image bank of clinical photographs, as well as an extensive bibliography section for further reading. Key points * Concise guide to arterial surgery for residents and fellows * Covers diagnosis and surgical management of arterial diseases encountered in all parts of the body * Includes CD ROM image bank of clinical photographs * Extensive bibliography for further reading.

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The Theory of Scientific Thinking

How the mind works. Scientific thinking with a cognitive model derived from ancient Indian texts with illustrations provide rich information for all keen on studying Science with Spirituality. The associations between modern Neuroscience and the Vedic theories of Consciousness have been discussed and an attempt has been made for a scientific approach towards humanthinking, development of thought processes in the brain and causative mechanisms of the connections of Cognition with the Cosmos. A cognitive model is proposed which outline variables in Neurosciences based on Scientific research and discoveries over the last century and connects to the Vedic texts almost completely.

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Artificial intelligence

It’s almost a century since the concept of Artificial intelligence came into existence. Interestingly, in 1920s a Czech writer named Karel Capez wrote a science fiction play titled ‘Rossum’s Universal Robots(R.U.R)’ and introduced the word Robot. The robots in the play were different to what they are today as they were living creatures designed to serve humans, soon they became a rebellion and threatened the human race similar to the situation that we face today even after a century. In 1945 , Vannevar Bush wrote an es-say titled ‘As We May Think’ that was published in The At-lantic magazine under the heading ‘A Scientist Looks at To-morrow’ in July 1945 and republished in September 1945 , before and after the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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LIFE 2047 - The Edge of Moon

This book is for 12 years and older sci-fi fiction for a time when settlement on moon is threatened by external forces and dangerous people wishing to gain contol .Dr Amritum, professor at Pentagrad University discovers a tool that has the potential to control the human brain. Will Narci succeed to gain control of that tool to empower earth and moon?
Is there an alternate universe that exists.Will Luv manage to save the tool from Narci. Discover the future that awaits us in this story for all times.

Publications

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Dr. Piush Choudhry research interest include The dynamics of cognition can be quantified to measure a change in intelligence. Learn More >>

Journal of minimal access surgery 5 (2), 37
Apr-Jun, 2009.

Thoracoscopic Splanchectomy as palliative procedure in carcinoma pancreas Minimal Access Surgery.

Indian Journal of Neurosciences 3 (3), 122-123
Jul-Sept 2017

Alpha Waves , Intelligence and the Orienting Reflex.

Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers, New Delhi
2013

Step by Step Arterial Surgery book.

The Theory of Scientific Thinking



The Theory of Scientific Thinking

Acta Scientific Neurology 2 (5), 10
2019

Human and Artificial Intelligence: An Editorial Note

Patridge Publication
2016



Doctors the living