Global Journal of Anesthesiology 

Research Interest: Here i report my research interests:- Enhanced Recovery After Surgery and Fast track- epidural anesthesia- Perioperative Non invasive ventilation- perioperative medicine- cardiac anesthesia- intensive care medicine-critical care medicine- non invasive ventilation- meta-analysis

Research Interest: Cardiothoracic Critical Care, Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), mechanical circulatory support, Acute Respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), Critical Care Echocardiography

Research Interest: My research interests are heart failure, cardiac disease and surgery.

Research Interest: Palliative care', 'Surgery', 'Emergency Medicine', and 'Primary care

Research Interest: Oral and Maxillofacial surgery, Orofacial Pain, Anesthesia complications, Anesthesiology.

Research Interest: Evaluating the potential adverse effects of anesthetics on developing brain, using in vitro and in vivo models.

Research Interest: With special interests in medical retina (diabetic retinopathy, retinitis pigmentosa, central serous chorioretinopathy).

Research Interest: Local anesthesia, pain, maxillofacial trauma, oral pathology, oral cancer, odontogenic keratocysts, surgical implant dentistry, bone regeneration, and oral dentoalveolar surgery.

Research Interest: Dr Rakesh Garg has special interest in Research including regional anaesthesia techniques for acute and chronic pain. 

Research Interest: Pediatric anesthesia, neonatal anesthesia, ultrasound regional anesthesia, ultrasound pediatric and neonatal regional anesthesia, pediatric intensive care, hemodinamic monitoring, airway management, pediatric airway management, pediatric pain therapy, postoperative pain management.

Research Interest: My fields of interest are on the history and epistemology of medicine and life sciences from XVII to XX century. I’m specialized, in particular, in the history of pathology and pathological anatomy from XVII to XIX century, and in the history of evolutionary biology applied to medicine from late XIX century to current Evolutionary Medicine. I’m involved also in divulgation and analysis of current debates on medicine, public health, evolutionary biology and bioethics.

I’m particularly focused on the evolution of scientific methods, concepts, theories and instruments by which medicine studies diseases and clinical phenomena. My principal sources are books and articles; statistical evaluations of the impact of articles and books on scientific communities; private correspondences; autopsy reports and clinical sheets; specimens of Medical Museums; portraits, illustrations, paintings and sculptures.