Biography
Kaushal Kishor Prasad
Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, India
Kaushal Kishor Prasad is Professor & Chief of the Division of
Gastrointestinal Histopathology in the Department of Superspeciality of
Gastroenterology at Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research
(PGIMER), Chandigarh, India. He has modified the
Marsh-Oberhuber classification of celiac disease, developed the grading system
of histological lesions in celiac disease; histological scoring and grading
system of lesions in ulcerative colitis; coined the term "Follicular
esophagitis" for a novel histopathological entity in esophagus " and
developed the rice based gluten-free composite flour cookies for celiac disease
patients. Is in international editorial board member for more than 60 international
journals and reviewer for more than 110 international journals. He has received
31 awards in international and national scientific forums including V R
Khanolkar and S R Naik award, has authored 91 papers and has contributed 15
book chapter/ books in the field of Gastroenterology, has published 16
papers on celiac disease in international journals of high repute and 3
articles in national journals. He had completed several research projects and
he is member of ICMR expert group to review of research project proposals for
extramural grant. Under his guidance 26 students (MD, PhD, MCh & DM)
awarded their respective degrees and students has ongoing dissertation work. He has visited across the globe (more than 25 countries) to deliver invited
lectures and to present scientific papers. He is life member/ member of 20 international
and 11 national professional societies and holding key posts in several
societies. He is also iconic achiever for "The International Plato Award for
Educational Achievement, International Hippocrates Award for Medical
Achievement, Da Vinci Diamond - For Inspirational Accomplishment" etc.
Research Interest:
His main research areas of interest are celiac disease, microscopic colitis, extrahepatic portal vein obstruction and inflammatory bowel disease.