Specialist Trainee Emergency Medicine
Dr Datta completed his medical degree at the University of Glasgow, obtaining a BSc along the way, before starting his initial medical training in the West of Scotland in 2006.
He moved to Edinburgh to continue his training in 2009, specialising in emergency medicine. During this time he developed a research interest, and under the supervision of Professor Gray has presented and published on the topic of sepsis in the emergency department.
£16,088 – LAVAS study by the Edinburgh and Lothians Health Foundation
Determining whether an agreement between peripheral venous and arterial lactate exists in patients presenting to an Emergency Department with sepsis.
Lactate, Arterial and Venous Agreement in Sepsis
Determining the feasibility of a study investigating the agreement between capillary and peripheral venous lactate in the Emergency Department
Capillary and Venous Lactate Agreement
To derive a biomarker to allow the identification of patients with confirmed sepsis, and risk stratify patients at risk of developing severe sepsis
Early Prediction of Severe Sepsis
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