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SRI DEVARAJ URS MEDICAL COLLEGE

ADMINISTRATION:

Principal - Dr.M.B.Sanikop

Vice Principal - Dr.M.L.Harendra Kumar

VISION

“To become an Institution of Excellence in the field of Medical Education with continued improvement of

Systems and Processes”

QUALITY OBJECTIVES

“To provide need based infrastructure and facilities to students to become excellent Doctors”

“To ensure that faculty is highly qualified, dedicated and motivated by providing faculty development

programmes for their academic skills and personality development”.

MOTTO:

“sarvejanahswasthaabhavantu”

Sri Devaraj Urs Educational Trust for backward classes started Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College in the

year 1986, to fulfill its objectives and successfully transformed it into a Deemed to be University in the

year 2007. The College is situated at Tamaka village (abutting National Highway No.4), 5 km from

KOLAR Town, Karnataka. Kolar is well connected by road, rail and air due its proximity to Bengaluru,

which is 75 km away. The nearest railway station, Bangarpet is 15 km away from Kolar town.

The Medical Council of India granted recognition for the Undergraduate Course in its very first Inspection

in the year 1992, which shows the commitment of The Trust and Faculty in imparting Quality Medical

Education. Post Graduate Degree Courses and Diploma Courses are being offered since 1997 in various

Clinical, Pre and Para Clinical subjects and the degrees awarded are recognized by Medical Council of

India.

The location of this unitary campus with College, Hospital, Hostels and other facilities, is 2500 ft. above

the sea level and enjoys salubrious and pleasant weather throughout the year. The campus occupies almost

80 acres of land covered with greenery and is pollution free. All the areas/buildings of the campus are well

connected and well lit.

The inmates are protected round the clock by vigilant security personnel. The college offers unique

professional, cultural and recreational opportunities in a serene and cordial environment. The hallmark of

the college is the excellent discipline and moral values inculcated among the students.

Fully integrated, innovative, modular curricula within the regulation of Medical Council of India have

been prepared for the students to acquire adequate knowledge, requisite skills and competence. Students

are also taught Medical Ethics, the Constitution of India, research methodology and advances in emerging

areas in each subject of study.

The college maintains high standard in Teaching, Training and Evaluation processes as evidenced by the

high pass percentage with a substantial number of students securing Gold Medals/Distinctions/First

Classes, in the University Examinations, and is a testimony to the efforts of the dedicated faculty.

The College has Qualified and Experienced faculty and each department is staffed as per MCI norms. The

Lecture Galleries and Seminar Halls of each Department are well ventilated and equipped with latest

audio-visual aids. The Library is spacious and well stocked with Textbooks, Reference books, National

and International Journals. Printing, Scanning and Photocopying facilities are also available in the library.

The Digital Library has a good number of computers with Internet and Medical Database facilities. A state

of art hi-tech auditorium with seating capacity of 1200 and library complex is being constructed in the

campus which is expected to be completed by the end of the year 2013.

Internet and E-learning facility in the library

For the routine purpose of conducting seminars, symposia, workshops and Continuing Medical Education

programmes, there is a 400 seat well equipped auditorium with excellent acoustic setup available in The

Academy building.

Auditorium in the University building

To aid the learning process there are museums in the Departments of Anatomy, Pathology, Pharmacology

and Forensic Medicine. The Anatomy dissection hall is well designed. The laboratories of Physiology,

Biochemistry, Microbiology and Pathology, Pharmacology and Community Medicine fulfill the training

needs of students.

All these Departments conduct Post Graduate courses (M.D) and have the best facilities for Teaching and

Training. The Pathology department has set up a new immuno-histochemistry Laboratory. The department

of Forensic Medicine has been provided with a well-designed modern mortuary having cold storage and

autopsy facilities. Community Medicine department apart from routine teaching serves the community

needs by actively involving and organizing health camps in remote villages of Kolar District.

All the Departments are actively engaged in research with periodic appraisals and audits. The faculties are

actively engaged in research. The research findings are published in National and Foreign journals.

Research is also a part of the curriculum for the Postgraduate students. The College has its own

Administrative Block which accommodates the Chamber and Office of the Principal as well as a Council

hall.

Administrative Block

College Council Hall – A platform for discussion on academics and administration

The vast college campus provides adequate and comfortable hostel accommodation. The canteens,

cafeteria, bakery, consumer co-operative society, laundry, STD/ISD booths, ATM and other such facilities

take care of the day-to-day needs of the students and staff. The staff is provided with in-campus

accommodation and their presence in the campus creates a homely atmosphere for the students. Various

guest houses accommodate visiting dignitaries, examiners, parents and alumni of the college. The campus

has good playgrounds; well-equipped indoor sports complex with high-tech multi-gymnasium. Students

practice under the supervision of Physical Director and Physical Instructors. Alumni and Parent-Teacher

Associations are active with their valuable suggestions and contributions.

COMMITTEES AT COLLEGE LEVEL

COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

Sl. No. MEMBERS

1 Dr. M.B. Sanikop Chairman

2 Dr. M.H.Chandrappa Member

3 Dr. Harendra Kumar.M.L. Member

4 Dr. V.Lakshmaiah Member

5 Dr. S.R. Prasad Member

6 Mr. Purushotham Member

7 Dr. Kalyani. R Member

8 Dr. K.V. Venkateshu Member

9 Dr. Karthiyanee Kutty.T Member

10 Dr. Ashakiran.S Member

11 Dr.Sarala.N Member

12 Dr. P.M. Beena Member

13 Dr. J. Kiran Member

14 Dr. B. G. Ranganath Member

15 Dr.Azeem Mohiyuddin.S.M Member

16 Dr. Narendra P. Dutti Member

17 Dr. BeereGowda. Y.C Member

18 Dr. Raghavendra Prasad Member

19 Dr. Bhaskaran.A Member

20 Dr. Narayanaswamy.M Member

21 Dr. P.V. Manohar Member

22 Dr. Kishore Kumar.B.N Member

23 Dr. RajendraOkade Member

24 Dr. P. Somashekaram Member

25 Dr.M.V. KrishnaiahSetty Member

26 Dr.Gurucharan Singh Member

27 Dr.Mohan Reddy Member

28 Dr. Chandra Shekar.M.N Member

29 Dr.Deepa.C Member

30 Dr. Sreeramulu.P.N Member

31 Dr. VidyaSagar Member

32 Dr. N.S. Anil Member

33 Dr. Deepthi. R Member

34 Sri. Rajanna.T.V Member

35 Sri. Hanumanth Rao Member

36 Sri. R.S. Jagannath Member

37 Mr.Prakash Member

38 Mr. Muthappa Member

MEDICAL EDUCATION UNIT

Sl. No. MEMBERS


2 Dr. N.Sarala Convener



5 Dr. M.S.Vinutha Shankar Member

6 Dr. Muninarayana Member

7 Dr. Suresh. T.N Member

8 Dr. Anil.N.S Member

9 Dr. K.N.V. Prasad Member

10 Dr. Mohan Reddy.M Member

11 Dr.C.A. ShashiRekha Member

12 Dr.Nikhil S.Bharadwaj Member

LIBRARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE

1 Dr.Rajendra Okade

Professor & HOD of Dermatology

Chairman

2 Dr.B.G.Ranganath,

Prof. & HOD of Community Medicine

Member

3 Dr.T.KarthiyaneeKutty,

Prof. & HOD of Physiology

Member

4 Dr.GugriMukthinath,

PG Student, Dept. of Surgery (2012-13 batch)

Member

5 Dr.Sindhu.R

PG Student, Dept. of Physiology (2011-12 batch)

Member

6 Mr.SurajVarma,

UG Student (2009-10 batch)

Member

7 Miss.Megha Mohan,

UG Student (2011-12 batch)

Member

8 Mr.Prakash,

Senior Librarian, SDUMC

Member

Secretary

INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH / DISSERTATION REVIEW COMMITTEE

Sl. No. MEMBERS


2 Dr. S.R. Prasad Convener


4 Dr.Karthiyanee Kutty Member

5 Dr. M.L.Harendra Kumar Member

6 Dr. B.G. Ranganath Member

7 Dr. P.M.Beena Member

8 Dr.Kiran. J Member

9 Dr.Raghavendra Prasad Member

10 Dr. RajendraOkade Member

11 Dr. Sarala.N Member

12 Dr. P.Somashekaram Member

13 Dr.B.N.Kishore Kumar Member

14 Dr. Beeregowda. Y.C Member

15 Dr. Narayanaswamy.M Member

16 Dr. A.Bhaskaran Member

17 Dr. P.V.Manohar Member

18 Dr. NarendraP.Datti Member

19 Dr. Azeem Mohiyuddin. S.M. Member

HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE

Sl. No. MEMBERS


2 Dr.S.R.Prasad Member

3 Dr. Lakshmaiah.V Member


5 Dr. Anil.N.S Member

6 Mr. Javeed Member

7 Mr. Spandan Member

8 Miss.Priyanka Lloyd Member

9 Miss.Pooja.B.P Member

INSTITUTIONAL ETHICS COMMITTEE

Sl. No. MEMBERS

1 Sri. Prahalad Rao Chairman

2 Dr. M.B.Sanikop Member

3 Dr. Harendra Kumar Member

4 Dr.K. Mohan Kumar Member

5 Sri. Venkata Reddy Member

6 Dr. D.E. Gangadhar Rao Member


8 Dr. V. Lakshmaiah Member

9 Dr. Vinutha Shankar.M.S Member

10 Dr. Aparna Narasimhan Member Secretary

11 Dr. A. Raja Member

SPORTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Sl. No. MEMBERS


2 Dr.VidyaSagar Convener

3 Dr.Lakshmaiah.V Member

4 Dr. B.T.Prasanna Kamath Member

5 Dr. S.M.AzeemMohiyuddin Member

6 Dr. Mohan Kumar.K Member

7 Dr. Madan.M Member

9 Dr. Beeregowda Member

10 Dr. Arun Member

11 Dr. Pillaram Raja Reddy Member

12 Dr. Nikhil Bharadwaj Member

13 Dr. Naga Kumar Member

14 Dr. Srinath Member

15 Dr.Vinay Kulkarni Member

16 Dr. Madhavi Reddy Member

17 Dr.Anil.N.S Member

18 Dr.Arun Kumar.A.R Member

19 Mr.N.Subramanyam P.E.D Member

22 Mr.Yashwanth Member

23 Miss.Kavya Member

24 Miss.Jaswanthi Member

25 Mr. Jaydev Member

26 Miss.Sneha Member

27 Mr. Shubhodaya Member

28 Miss.Chandana.B Member

29 Mr. Gaurav Prasad Member

30 Miss.Lavanya Member

31 Mr. Yugavardhan Member

32 Dr. Ramyashree Member

33 Dr.Karan Dawan Member

34 Dr.Aravind Raja (Paediatrics) Member

35 Dr.Avinash Pal Reddy ( Surgery) Member

36 Dr. PriyaT.Rajan (Pathology) Member

CULTURAL & LITRARY COMMITTEE

Sl. No. ME MBERS

1 Dr.M.B.Sanikop Chairman

2 Dr. Sangeeta.M Dy.Convener


4 Dr. Vinaya Babu Member

5 Dr. Deepthi.R Member

6 Dr. Usha G Shenoy Member

7 Dr. Jeevan Shetty Member

8 Dr. Aparna Narasimhan Member

9 Dr.Nikhil.B Member

10 Dr.Prashanth Member

11 Dr.Vinay K Member

12 Dr.Roshni. S Member

13 Mrs.Shiny.V Member

14 Dr. Priyanka Member

15 Dr. Nandish.C Member

16 Mr. Akshay Member

17 Miss. Lakshmi Nagendra Member

18 Mr. Suresh Reddy Member

19 Miss. Priyanka Lloyd Member

20 Mr. Nishanth.N Member

21 Ms.Priyanka Member

22 Mr. Girish Bhandari Member

23 Miss.Chaitra Member

24 Mr. Kaustav.D Member

25 Ms.Navyashree Member

26 Mr. Abdul Rehman Member

27 Ms. Ruta Member

GRIEVIENCE REDRESSAL COMMITTEE

Sl. No. MEMBERS


2 Dr. A.V.M.Kutty Member


4 Dr. D.V.L.N.Prasad Member

Secretary

5 Mr. R.Purushotham Member

6 Dr. Karthiyanee Kutty.T Member

CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY COMMITTEE

Sl. No. MEMBERS

1 Dr. M.B. Sanikop President

2 Dr. Muninarayana. C Secretary

3 Dr. A.V.M.Kutty Member

4 Mr. Kishore Kumar.N Treasurer

5 Mr. Vikas Member

6 Mr. Guru Varun.S Member

7 Mr. Yashwanth Member

8 Miss.Evengelin Surya Member

9 Miss.Harini Member

HOSTEL COMMITTEE

Name Designation

Dr.M.B.Sanikop Principal, SDUMC.

Dr.Sreeramulu Medical Superintendent, RLJH & RC.

Dr.Muninarayana.C Director Student Welfare, SDUU.

Mr.R.Purushotham Finance Officer, SDUU.

Mr.Rajanna Superintendent Engineer, SDUAHER

Dr.Ranganath.B.G Vice Principal, SDUMC.

Mr.Hanumantha Rao Chief Executive Engineer, SDUET.

Dr.Anil.N.S Warden Men’s Hostel, SDUMC.

Dr.Madhavi Reddy Warden Women’s Hostel, SDUMC.

Dr.Ajay Kumar.T.S Deputy Warden Men’s Hostel, SDUMC.

Miss.ShinyVinila Deputy Warden Women’s Hostel, SDUMC.

Dr.Kumaraswamy Revanakamath Assistant Warden, Men’s Hostel, SDUMC.

Dr.Rakshith.V PG in MD Pathology

Dr.Manjunath.A.L PG in Community Medicine.

Dr.Sindhu.R PG Physiology

Mr.Aluguvelly Suresh Reddy Intern

Dr.Abida Ashroff Fathim Intern

Mr.Punith.S 2008-09 Batch

Miss.Keerthi Anusha.R 2008-09 Batch

Mr.Mohd. FadhilBin.Ismail 2008-09 Batch

Mr.Muhammed ShamierulAzim 2009-10 Batch

Mr.Guruvarun.S,Penukonda 2009-10 Batch

Mr.Yamuna.V.S 2009-10 Batch

Miss.Chandana.B 2009-10 Batch

Mr.Nikhilesh.R 2010-11 Batch

Mr.Amith Kamath.K 2010-11 Batch

Mr.Abdullah Arief Bin Aminuddin 2010-11 Batch

Miss.Krithika Raj 2010-11 Batch

Miss.Sri Keerthi.J 2010-11 Batch

Mr.Adarsh Manjunath 2011-12 Batch

Mr.Anil Kumar.K.R 2011-12 Batch

Miss.Hemavathi.B 2011-12 Batch

Miss.Pooja.R.S 2011-12 Batch

Mr.Deekshith.J.Reddy 2012-13 Batch

Mr.Gouri Shankar.A 2012-13 Batch

Miss.Yuva Geetha 2012-13 Batch

Miss.Akshatha.E 2012-13 Batch

R. L. JALAPPA HOSPITAL AND RESEARCH CENTRE

Medical Superintendent : Dr.V.Lakshmaiah

Deputy Medical Superintendent : Dr.S.R.Sheela

Resident Medical Officer : Dr.A.V.Ramdass

R.L. Jalappa Hospital and Research Centre, the teaching hospital attached to Sri Devaraj Urs Medical

College, the constituent college of Sri Devaraj Urs Academy of Higher Education & Research was started

in the year 1994 with outpatient services catering to the health care needs of people in and around Kolar.

Subsequently, inpatient services were commenced from January 1995. Today, the hospital has developed

and is providing several super specialty services like Urology, Plastic Surgery, Neurosurgery, Neurology,

Pediatric surgery etc. These services are provided to the patients at affordable costs, keeping the

affordability of the rural population in mind.

The hospital is providing various health care services for both urban and rural patients under various

government and nongovernmental schemes. The following are the details of the various camps and other

activities conducted from April 2012 to March 2013.

I. General Health checkup camps:

Month No. of Camps No. of Patients

April 2012 4 610

May 2012 6 378

June 2012 6 1297

July - 2012 6 810

August - 2012 14 1523

September - 2012 6 553

October - 2012 7 303

November - 2012 5 763

December - 2012 7 1398

January - 2013 6 1501

February - 2013 5 270

March - 2013 6 826

TOTAL 78 10232

II. Cataract Surgery camps:

III. Voluntary Blood donation camps:

Month No. of Camps No. of pts.

Screened

No. of pts.

Operated

April 2012 6 174 150

May 2012 6 157 134

June 2012 6 165 148

July - 2012 7 147 122

August - 2012 6 140 109

September - 2012 6 301 163

October - 2012 5 74 57

November - 2012 6 221 100

December - 2012 6 132 111

January - 2013 7 159 118

February - 2013 4 129 21

March - 2013 6 290 88

TOTAL 71 2089 1321

Month No. of Camps No. of Units collected

April 2012 3 182

May 2012 4 58

June 2012 2 31

July - 2012 02 37

August - 2012 04 280

September -

2012 01 81

October - 2012 01 15

November -

2012 01 25

December - 2012 - -

January - 2013 4 110

February - 2013 1 25

March - 2013 1 80

TOTAL 24 924

IV. MCH clinics :

V. Outreach clinics:

Month No. of clinics No. of ANCs No. of Children

April 2012 4 68 20

May 2012 4 64 11

June 2012 4 38 30

July - 2012 4 33 27

August - 2012 4 41 73

September -12 4 29 22

October - 2012 4 27 25

November - 2012 5 69 35

December - 2012 4 48 28

January - 2013 07 41 24

February - 2013 04 71 13

March - 2013 07 93 09

TOTAL 55 622 317

Month No. of Clinics No. of Patients

screened

April 2012 6 112

May 2012 8 160

June 2012 7 272

July - 2012 6 218

August - 2012 8 314

September -

2012 6 255

October - 2012 7 216

November -

2012 6 207

December - 2012 6 219

January - 2013 10 527

February - 2013 3 262

March - 2013 0 0

TOTAL 73 2762

VI. Casualty services:

MONTH/

YEAR

TOTAL

NO. OF

CASES

OP

CASES

IP

CASES

NO. OF

NON

MLC'S

NO.

OF

MLC'S

RTA POISON SNAKE

BITE OTHERS

APRIL-12 1157 467 690 818 339 179 58 15 87

MAY 1316 586 730 946 370 198 69 21 82

JUNE 1120 520 600 841 279 106 49 28 96

JULY 1074 310 764 732 342 187 55 14 86

AUG 1254 358 896 950 304 163 63 22 56

SEPT 1401 411 990 1027 374 180 61 15 118

OCT 1250 272 978 962 288 163 51 12 62

NOV 1139 382 757 808 331 170 56 13 92

DEC 1207 342 865 864 343 189 66 14 74

JAN-2013 1306 625 681 897 409 207 75 8 119

FEB 1075 341 734 664 411 188 73 14 136

MAR 1351 460 891 891 460 238 69 9 144

TOTAL 14650 5074 9576 10400 4250 2168 745 185 1152

VII. Deliveries conducted

Month No. of vaginal

Deliveries No. of LSCS

Total no. of

Deliveries

April 2012 117 104 221

May 2012 99 98 197

June 2012 108 84 192

July - 2012 97 89 186

August - 2012 95 81 176

September - 2012 112 90 202

October - 2012 109 120 229

November - 2012 128 89 217

December - 2012 139 91 230

January - 2013 116 103 219

February - 2013 129 99 228

March - 2013 102 99 201

TOTAL 1351 1147 2498

A mega camp was conducted on 26-05-2012 at Bagepalli with the cooperation of Sri Subba Reddy

Charitable Trust where 4257 patients were examined.

The following are the other schemes which are implemented.

District Blindness Control Society, Kolar &Chikkaballapura Districts for the cataract

surgeries on 01-04-2012.

Karnataka Aids Prevention Society, Bangalore for special investigations for people living with

HIV/AIDS on 26-06-2012.

BalaSanjeeviniYojane on 05-10-2012.

Honda Company on 13-12-2012.

The bed strengths in the ICU, PICU and NICU have been increased as per the requirement of the Bala

Sanjeevini scheme and the ancillary facilities also are upgraded.

A MOU was signed by the Academy with the Gokula Education Foundation Bangalore on 06-06-2012

with an objective to provide neurology and neurosurgery services to the needy patients of this backward

area at reasonable and affordable charges.

The department of Radio-diagnosis installed a new C.T. machine and continues to provide quality MRI

services. It is planned to upgrade the MRI machine shortly.

Four major operation theaters have been renovated namely, two for orthopedics, one for Neurosurgery and

another for trauma. Two operation theaters have also been created separately for the department of

Ophthalmology.

The hospital has started a library for the use of the doctors for emergency references and to provide the

teachers to effectively utilize the free time. A clinical pharmacy unit has also been started in the hospital

under guidance and supervision of the department of Pharmacology. This initiative is to facilitate the

pharmaco vigilance and to monitor the adverse drug reactions.

Central Laboratory

In addition to the above mentioned health insurance schemes, the following health care schemes are

available in the hospital.

1. Vajpayee ArogyashreeYojane

2. Dedicated Helath Insurance

Two staff nurses and two pharmacists have undergone training in the “National immunization

programme” so as to streamline the national programmes in the hospital and ensure proper reporting to the

health authorities.

R.L. Jalappa Hospital & Research Centre is a rightly designed and well-equipped tertiary referral centre

catering to the needs of not only Kolar District but also the neighboring districts of Chikkaballapur and

Bangalore rural as well as the adjoining districts of the states of Andra pradesh and Tamil Nadu.

As per the memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed with M/s.Ben franklin, an optical shop (Eyegear

Optics India Private Limited) has been opened on 01-04-2012 near the ophthalmology OPD.

The vision of the hospital is to provide quality health care services to the people at affordable and

reasonable cost. This goal is being achieved and will be continued with the cooperation of all the faculty

and also the management.

DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY

VISION

To be a department providing quality based medical education and encouraging research in the field of

human anatomy and enabling students to develop an attitude for continued self learning for global

competition.

MISSION

To provide high quality teaching of anatomy to medical and paramedical students.

To conduct research in an intellectual environment encouraging a sense of reasoning.

OBJECTIVES

Achieve academic excellence through innovative teaching and quality research.

Need based medical education, including the use of Information technology for the training of staff

and students.

Aiming for better results.

To upgrade the department to train postgraduate courses in Anatomy including the Ph.D

programme.

Optimization of limited resources.

Multidisciplinary teaching & research.

Yearn for realistic goals and continuous self-assessment.

INTRODUCTION

The department of Anatomy was started in the year 1986. It provides the needed education in human

anatomy for medical students and paramedical students. It also serves to train the post graduate students of

surgery, Ophthalmology, Physiology, ENT by providing necessary training facilities in anatomy relevant

to their specialties. The department has infrastructure to cater for the educational needs of 200 MBBS

students. It has an excellent museum with exhibits from, Embryology, Genetics, Gross Anatomy,

Sectional Anatomy, Radiology, and Clinical Anatomy which is constantly updated from time to time. The

department also organizes the body donation programme.

THRUST AREAS

Cytogenetics.

Histogenesis from foetal studies.

Marphogenesis from foetal studies.

Anatomy skill lab on Anthropometry & Model preparation.

Teaching Faculty

Faculty

Sl.No Name Designation

1. Dr.Venkateshu.K.V. Professor & HOD

2. Dr.M.B.Sanikop Principal & Professor

3. Dr.Sangeetha.M Assoc. Professor

4. Dr.Ashwini.N.S Asst. Professor

5. Dr.Shashikanth Karagi Asst. Professor

6. Dr.Shashidhar Asst. Professor

7. Dr.Divya.C Asst. Professor

8. Mrs.C.Krishnaveni Lecturer

9. Dr.Kumaraswamy

Revanakimath Tutor

10. Dr.Suda Amarnath Reddy Tutor

11. Dr.Punith.N Tutor

12. Dr.Nandini.V Tutor

13. Mr.Suresh.T Tutor

14. Mrs.B.H.Shiny Vinila Tutor

15. Dr.Vinay Kulkarni Tutor

CME PROGRAMMES / CONFERENCE / WORKSHOPS

Conducted:

CME on CLINICAL ANATOMY was conducted on April 25th

2012.

Attended:

Dr.Kumarswamy R & Mr.Suresh attended 60th National Conference of Anatomical

Society of India on 27th to 29th December 2012.

Mrs. Krishnaveni C, Mrs.Shiny Vinila B H & Dr Vinay Kulkarni attended Workshop on

Research methodology & Evidence based medicine. 29th &30th September 2012.

DR Vinay Kulkarni attended National teachers training course for Medical faculty, Feb 7th

to 16th 2013. JIPMER, Pondicherry.

All the teaching faculty attend the CME and workshops conducted by Sri Devaraj Urs

Medical college, Tamaka, Kolar .

Posters presented

Poster Presentation by Dr Kumaraswamy - Anomalous Extensor digitorum brevis

Manus. 60th National Conference of Anatomical Society of India on 27th to 29th

December 2012.

Poster Presentation by Mr Suresh T - Anomalous origin of 1st Lumbrical muscle. 60th

National Conference of Anatomical Society of India on 27th to 29th December 2012.

Ongoing Research work

Sl No Title of the research Topic Name of the Investigators

1 Study of Coronary artery origin diameters in

South Indian population at Kolar zone

Dr K V Venkateshu

Dr M B Sanikop

2 Estimation of stature of an individual from fragments

of Humerus.

Dr Sangeeta M

3 Morphological study of Atrio-ventricular

Valves with Papillary muscles in Human

cadavers

Dr Ashwini

4 Study of renal calyces by using barium

contrast in human cadavers.

Mrs C Krishnaveni

5 A study of variations in the branches of

Internal Iliac artery, Anomalous origin of

obturator artery

Mr T Suresh

6 Morphology and Morphometric analysis of

foramen magnum and occipital condyles.

Mrs Shiny Vinila

7 Teaching & learning experiences of 1st MBBS

students in the department of Anatomy – Educational

Research.

Dr Vinay Kulkarni

Ongoing student research

Sl

No

Title of the research topic Name of the Student Term

1 Morphometry of mental foramen in south

indian population

Aishwarya Mohan Wodeyar

Guide: Dr Sangeetha

2nd

sem

2 Morphology and Morphometric analysis of

infraorbital region

Oh Kei Shing

Guide: Mrs Shiny Vinila B H

6th

sem

3 Study on Supracondylar foramen of humerus Dayang Puteri Amalina

Guide: Mrs Shiny Vinila B H

4th

sem

PUBLICATIONS

Suresh T, Sangeeta M. Variation in the branching pattern of coeliac trunk - A Case report.

IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences 2013; 5( 2 ): 87 – 89.

Sangeeta M, Sridevi N S. Double External Jugular vein, a case report. Journal of Basic Health

Sciences, Salem 2012; 3(3): 237-238.

Shiny Vinila B H, Sridevi N S, Kumarswamy R. A study on the internal diameter of femoral

artery and the level of origin of profunda femoris artery. International Journal BioMedical

Research. 2013; 4(1): 2867-2869.

Shiny Vinila B H, Sangeeta M, Sanikop M B, Venkateshu K V. Superficial brachioradial

artery-A case report. International Journal of Basic and Applied 2013; 3(1): 10 – 13.

Shiny Vinila B H, Suseelamma D, Sridevi N S,Gayatri.N, Sangeeta.M. A study on the origins

of medial circumflex femoral artery. IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences, 2013; 4(5):

28-31.

Sridevi N S, Shiny Vinila B H, Kumaraswamy R. Study on origin of lateral circumflex femoral

artery. Anatomica Karnataka an international 2012; 6 (3); 35-37

Roshni S, Sangeeta M, Vinay Kulkarni. Meckel’s Diverticulum with persistent

omphalomesenteric artery. A case report. International journal of biomedical research, 2012;

3(12): 448-449.

Sridevi N S, Sangeeta M, Sanikop M B.Agenesis of isthmus of thyroid in Journal of Basic

Health Sciences, Salem 2012; 3(2): 171-172.

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY

VISION

To become a department of excellence in academics and research in physiology and to equip

students to rise to challenges of the medical profession.

MISSION

To enhance comprehension of Physiological concepts in the background of understanding

various diseases.

To provide opportunities for research and professional developments.

To inculcate the principles of professional ethics.

To make the department a center for innovative teaching learning methods.

OBJECTIVES

To achive 100% pass percentage in postgraduate university examinations.

To achive 90% pass percentage in undergraduate university examinations.

All postgraduate to design, complet and present one small project other than their thesis

work.

All postgraduates to have minimum of 2 presentations in national conference.

To hold at least one CME/ workshop/conference per year.

INTRODUCTION

The department was established in the year 1986 as an undergraduate teaching department and

upgraded into postgraduate department in 2002. It also caters to the teaching and training needs of

Allied Health Sciences and Nursing Courses. Postgraduate training is well structured with practical

training supported with well-equipped Hematology, Human physiology laboratories and advanced

training in special laboratories established for pulmonary functions, Nerve conduction and

Exercise Physiology which services are also extended to the hospital.

Curriculum is discussed and altered within the parameters of syllabus to facilitate learning. A

clinical scenario is discussed to introduce students to physiological application in clinical settings,

generate interest and facilitate understanding. Computer assisted teaching for undergraduate

students are used as adjuvant tool.

THRUST AREAS

After brainstorming session on identification of thrust area in physiology, faculty concurred on

having physiology of yoga in curriculum & research as the thrust area to be developed. With an

objective of introducing holistic approach for health care, it was found necessary to introduce yoga

as a life style measure in maintaining health as a part of curriculum in Physiology.

TEACHING FACULTY

Faculty


1. Dr.Karthiyanee Kutty.T. Professor & HOD

2. Dr.Sunanda.V.Nayak Professor

3. Dr.Vinutha Shankar M.S. Professor

4. Dr.Jagadamba.A Asst. Professor

5. Dr.Pillaram Raja Reddy Asst. Professor

6. Dr.Geetha.S Asst. Professor

7. Mrs.Usha.G.Shenoy Lecturer

8. Dr.Ramya.C.S PG Cum Tutor

9. Dr.Sumit Garg PG Cum Tutor

10. Dr.Bhanu.R PG Cum Tutor

11. Dr. Ashwini Priyanka.V PG Cum Tutor

12. Dr. Sindhu.R PG Cum Tutor

13. Dr. Vineetha Vittal PG Cum Tutor

14. Dr.Parasuraman PG Cum Tutor

15. Dr.Sumithra Sudhar Kodhy PG Cum Tutor

CME PROGRAMMES/CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS

Conducted:

On the occasion of World Alzheimer’s day, Department of Physiology in conjunction with

Department of Psychiatry conducted a CME on 21st September 2012 at 2.00 PM in the

A.V Hall.

A State level CME on “Emerging Areas of interest for research in Physiology” was held on

22nd

September 2012 at A.V Hall, SDUMC, Tamaka, Kolar.

A State level Workshop on “Construct & conduct of OSPE in Physiology “ was held on

28th

February 2013 at A.V Hall , SDUMC, Tamaka, Kolar.

Attended

Dr.Ramya.C.S, Dr.Sumit Garg, Dr.Bhanu.R attended the Guest lecture on “Cardiac

Sympathovagal Balance: a critical reappraisal” in Neurophysiology Department,

NIMHANS, Bangalore on 04-06-2012

Dr.Vinutha Shankar attended the International Conference “SEARAME NCHPE 2012”

held at PSG Coimbatore from Sep 5th

to Sep 8th

2012.

Dr.Karthiyanee Kutty, Mrs.Usha G Shenoy, Dr.Sumitra @ Sudharkody participated in

“National workshop cum seminar on Research Methodology and publication” held from

23rd

to 25th

August 2012 at JIPMER, Pondicherry.

Mrs.Usha G Shenoy attended the Satellite symposium on neurobiology of cognition at

NIMHANS from 01-11-12 to 02-11-12

Dr.Vinutha Shankar, Dr.Raja Reddy, Dr.Geetha Attended the Workshop for Medical

teachers in Educational Sciences & Technology conducted by MEU, SDUMC from 27-11-

2012 to 29-11-2012

Dr.Jagadamba attended a workshop on National sleep medicine course at NIMHANS on

15th

& 16th

December 2012.

Dr.Jagadamba, Dr.Sumit, Dr.Ramya.C.S, Dr.Bhanu.R attended the International conference

RSSDI at Chennai from 26-10-2012 to 28-10-2012

Dr.Vineetha Vittal, II yr PG & Dr.Sumitra @ Sudharkody I yr PG attended a conference

PHYSICON at Vishakapatnam from 12-12-2012 to 14-12-2012

Dr.Sumit Garg, Dr.Ashwini Priyanka.V, Dr.Sindhu.R attended a conference in APPICON

2012, Meerut from 18-12-2012 to 22-12-2012.

Dr.Vinutha Shankar, Dr.Sunanda Nayak, Mrs. Usha Shenoy, Dr.Geetha, Dr.Sindhu

Dr.Sumitra attended a CME on Sports Physiology at MMC, Mysore on 5th

January 2013

Dr.Raja Reddy attended International Symposia on Diabetes on 23rd

& 24th

January 2013

held at Chennai.

Dr.Raja Reddy attended the Fourth National Research Seminar at SDUMC on 8th

& 9th

March 2013

Papers presented

Poster presentations

Dr.Vinutha Shankar presented “Assessment of new OSCE stations in Physiology: A

pilot process at International Conference “SEARAME NCHPE 2012” held at PSG

Coimbatore from Sep 5th

to Sep 8th

2012.

Mrs.Usha G Shenoy, Lecturer presented “Relationship between iron deficiency

anaemia and cognition in the school children”– A pilot study at Satellite symposium on

neurobiology of cognition at NIMHANS from 01-11-12 to 02-11-12.

Dr.Jagadamba, Asst.Prof. presented “Neck circumference as an anthropometric

measure of obesity in diabetics” in RSSDI Conference in Chennai from 26-10-2012 to

28-10-2012.

Dr.Ramya, Final yr PG, presented “Influence of BMI & Physical activity on Heart Rate

Variability in school going children of 10-14 yrs of age” in RSSDI Conference in

Chennai from 26-10-2012 to 28-10-2012.

Dr.Sumit Garg Final yr PG, presented “Does positive family history predispose to early

development of diabetes mellitus?” in RSSDI Conference in Chennai from 26-10-2012

to 28-10-2012.

Dr.Bhanu.R Final yr PG, presented “Does gender influence P300 latency & MMSE

score in type 2 diabetes patients” in RSSDI Conference in Chennai from 26-10-2012 to

28-10-2012

Dr.Ashwini Priyanka.V, II yr PG presented “An integrated yoga practice improves

quality of life” in APPICON 2012, Meerut from 18-12-2012 to 22-12-2012.

Dr.Sindhu.R, II yr PG presented “Effect of integrated yoga on emotional dimensions of

participant in SVYASA” in APPICON 2012, Meerut from 18-12-2012 to 22-12-2012.

Oral Presentations

Dr.Vineetha Vittal, II yr PG presented “An interventional study of yoga on attention”

and was selected for the final round of prize paper in PHYSICON at Vishakapatnam

from 12-12-2012 to 14-12-2012

Dr.Sumit Garg, Final yr PG presented “Obesity Family history & risk of type2 diabetes

mellitus in medical student” for the prize paper in APPICON 2012, Meerut from

18-12-2012 to 22-12-2012.

RESEARCH PROJECTS

Completed

1. Dr.Raja Reddy Physiological and Biochemical markers to assess the risk

factors for diabetic Nephropathy. A retrospective rural

hospital based case control study

2. Dr.Raja Reddy To study the relationship between lipid profile,

anthropometric variables in vegetarian and non-vegetarian

diabetics-Research project

3. Sumit Garg, Jagadamba A,

Vinutha Shankar MS,

Karthiyanee Kutty

Does positive family history predispose to early

development of diabetes mellitus?

4. Ramya C.S, Karthiyanee Kutty

Vinutha Shankar M.S.

Influence of BMI and Physical activity on heart rate

variability in school going children of 10- 14 years of age.

5. Bhanu R, Vinutha Shankar M S,

Karthiyanee Kutty

Does gender influence P300 latency and MMSE score in

type 2 diabetes patients?

6. Sumit Garg, Ramya CS

Vinutha Shankar

Karthiyanee Kutty

Relationship of peripheral median motor nerve conduction

velocity to grip strength

7. Dr.Sumit Garg, Dr.Jagadamba

Dr.Vinutha Shankar

Dr.Karthiyanee Kutty

Obesity & risk of Type 2 diabetes mellitus in medical

students

8. Dr.Vineetha Vittal An interventional study of yoga on attention

9. Dr.Sumit Garg Obesity, Family history & risk of type2 diabetes mellitus

in medical student

10. Dr.Ashwini Priyanka.V An integrated yoga practice improves quality of life.

11. Dr.Sindhu.R Effect of integrated yoga on emotional dimensions of

participant in SVYASA.

12. Dr.Raja Reddy

Dr.Nachal Annamalai

Dr.Vinutha Shankar

Dr.Anil.N.S

Serum Insulin and Glucose Tolerance In Hypo &

Hyperthyroid States

Ongoing

1. Mrs.Usha Shenoy

Dr.Karthiyanee Kutty

Dr.Vinutha Shankar

Relationship between Anaemia and Cognition in the rural

schools of Kolar.

2. Usha Shenoy,

Karthiyanee Kutty,

Vinutha Shankar,

Sumitra

Effect of exercise on cardio respiratory changes in school

children.

3. Dr.Raja Reddy.P Neurophysiological Tests ( Nerve Conduction Velocity

and Evoked Potentials) in Patients with Chronic

Obstructive Pulmonary Disease – A pilot study

Dissertations

Completed

1. Dr.Ramya.C.S

Heart rate variability in obese and non-obese children

2. Dr.Sumit Garg

A study on profile of dietary status, BMI and physical

activity in patients with type II diabetes mellitus

3. Dr.Bhanu.R

Assessment of cognitive function in patients with

diabetes mellitus type II

On-going

1. Dr.AshwiniPriyanka A study of effect of Noise exposure on Granite factory

workers

2. Dr.Sindhu. R

A Study of Pulmonary functions in quarry workers

3. Dr.VineethaVittal

An Interventional study of Physical activity on

HBA1C and VO2 Max in Type 2 Diabetes mellitus-

4. Dr.Sumitra @ Sudharkodhy.S

Efficacy of Integrated yoga practices on stress and

heart rate variability in Medical students – A pilot

randomized control trial

5. Dr.S.Parasuraman

Effect of Pulmonary function Tests in Rice mill

workers

6. Dr.Raja Reddy.P To study the relationship between lipid profile waist

hip ratio and Hb A1C in type 2 diabetes–

Publications

Bhanu R., Vinutha Shankar M.S, Karthiyanee Kutty, Nachal Annamalai. Visual evoked

potentials in non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus without retinopathy: A pilot study.

Current Neurobiology 2012; 3 (1):55-59.

Yathish TR, Nachal Annamalai, Vinutha Shankar. Ischaemic heart disease and glycaemic

control intype-2 diabetes mellitus by questionnaire method. Pak J Physiol 2012;6(2)

Vinutha Shankar MS, Shivakumar Veeraiah. Age Related Changes in the Parasympathetic

Control of the Heart. "International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, 2012; 2(6):

1-6.

Usha G Shenoy, Karthiyanee Kutty, Vinutha Shankar MS, Nachal Annamalai. Changes in the

Learning Style in Medical Students during their MBBS Course. International Journal of

Scientific and Research Publications, 2012; 2(9): 1-4.

Sumit Garg, Vinutha Shankar, Karthiyanee Kutty, Nachal Annamalai. Relation between

anthropometric measurements and serum lipid profile among cardiometabolically healthy

subjects: A pilot study. Indian Journal of Endocrinology & metabolism 2012; 16(5): 857-858.

Vinutha Shankar MS, AVM Kutty, Nachal Annamalai. Helicobacter Phylori infection and

hypertension: Is there an association? Biomed Res-India 2012; 23(4): 537-539.

Jagadamba A, Karthiyanee Kutty. Effect of Ocular Dominance on the latency and Amplitude

of visual evoked potentials IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical sciences 2012;2:19-24.

Raja Reddy P, Jayarama N, Lakshmaiah V Anil NS. Study of prevalence and stages of diabetic

nephropathy in a rural tertiary care centre –Southern India. Global Journal of Medicine and

Public Health 2012;1(5): 17-22.

Jagadamba Aswathappa, Sumit Garg, Karthiyanee Kutty, Vinutha Shankar. Neck

circumference as an Anthropometric Measure of Obesity in Diabetics NAJMS 2013; 5: 28-31.

Revathi M, Kutty TK, Annamalai N (2012) Pulmonary Function in Rural Women Exposed to

Biomass Fuel. J Pulmon Resp Med 2012; 2(133):

Raja Reddy P, Reethesh R P, Mahesh V The association between estimated average glucose

levels and fasting plasma glucose levels in a rural tertiary care centre. Global Journal of

Medicine and Public Health, 2013; 2(1): 1-5.

ACHIEVEMENTS/HONORS/AWARDS/FELLOWSHIPS

Dr.Vinutha Shankar was Faculty Facilitator for the poster session on “Quality” at International

Conference “SEARAME NCHPE 2012” held at PSG Coimbatore from Sep 5th

to Sep 8th

2012.

Dr.Vinutha Shankar was resource person for PG orientation course at AIMS on 19th

& 20th

October

2012.

Dr.Vinutha Shankar was resource person at MET workshop at MMCRI, Mysore from 5th

to 7th

January 2012.

DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY

VISION

To be an Excellent Biochemistry Department through quality service, Academics and research

performance and to prepare students who are able to compete successfully in the Medical

Profession.

MISSION

To promote innovative teaching in graduate and Post graduate programs.

To encourage an environment of scientific collaboration.

To translate research into practice

OBJECTIVES

To achieve 100% pass percentage at both Undergraduate and Post graduate level.

To promote Research activities in UG students by creating interest in attending CME’s,

Workshops, Seminars, Conferences, Guest lectures and involve them in STS-ICMR Research

Projects.

To motivate UG and PG students to increase their learning capabilities and to acquire basic

practical skills for biochemical investigations in order to support clinical diagnosis and

correlate the data in management of health and disease.

To motivate PG students and teaching faculty to attend CME, workshops, Conferences and

Guest lectures to improve their academic skills and to update their knowledge to know in depth

“The Molecular basis of disease “ and to carry out research work at molecular level.

To use the research skills acquired from various academic activities to design experiments and

to use appropriate statistical methods to analyze and interpret the data further to critically

review the scientific literature.

To provide training to teaching staff and technicians by facilitating them to attend the training

programme for ISO-15189 and NABL Accreditation.

To Provide Quality Clinical Chemistry Laboratory services, 24X 7 to Clinicians of the

Hospital for the benefit of the patients.

INTRODUCTION

Department of Biochemistry was established in the year 1986 and is involved in Teaching, Training,

Diagnostics & Research activities. Department is involved in Teaching of I MBBS, B.Sc MLT, B,Sc.

Nursing, M.Phil, Ph.D , M D Biochemistry students and other department students when posted to our

department.

We have a well-established Under Graduate (UG) & Post Graduate (PG) lab. Our UG lab has a capacity

to accommodate 90 to 95 students in one go. Our PG and Research lab has well equipped modern

instruments with 24x7 power back up which help PG students as well as Ph.D students and Research

scholars to continue their Research activities uninterptedly.

We have 24x7 Diagnostic laboratories at Central lab RLJH, which caters diagnostic services to the

patients coming to RLJH for treatment. The laboratory is well equipped and recently we have procured

Dry Chemistry Analyzer the first of its kind in this region. We have BIORAD - D10 HPLC for HbA1C

and also Chemiluminescence for hormone assays. Routine Internal Quality Assessment Scheme is done

every 12 hourly, in our lab to assess the Quality of our diagnostic work and LJ Chart is plotted and all our

values are within ± 2SD throughout.

THRUST AREAS

Name of the Staff Molecule Disease

Dr. K.N.Shashidhar Lipids Diabetic mellitus

Atherosclerosis

Dr.C.D. Dayanand Proteomics and

Enzymology

Dr. Sumathi. M.E Oxidative stress

parameters, Lipids

Hepatobiliary

system

Renal system

Mrs. Deena C Mendez Protease

Mrs. Mamatha Kunder Protease

Mrs. Shyamali Chatterjee Oxidative stress parameters Cardiovascular

system

Mrs.U. Munilakshmi Biomarkers Oxidative

stress parameters

Diabetes Mellitus

Renal system

Teaching Faculty

Faculty

CME PROGRAMMES /CONFERENCES/ WORKSHOPS

Conducted

1. A CME programme was conducted by the Department of Biochemistry & Department

of Paediatrics on 10th

October 2012, topic Titled “Inborn Errors of Metabolism”.

2. M/s Johnson & Johnson organized a Training programme on “Quality Control “on

26th

July 2012 in the Skill lab, RLJH & RC, Kolar. The Teaching Staff and

technicians attended the program.


1 Dr.Asha Kiran Professor & HOD

2 Dr.K.N.Shashidhar Professor

3 Dr.C.D.Dayanand Assoc. Professor

4 Dr.Sumathi.M.E Asst. Professor

5 Dr.Susanna.T.Y Asst. Professor

6 Dr.Prabhavathi.K Asst. Professor

7 Mrs.Deena Mendez Lecturer

8 Mrs.Mamatha Kunder Lecturer

9 Mrs.Shyamali Chatterjee Lecturer

10 Dr.G.Ganesh PG Cum Tutor

11 Dr.Nandini Takkalaki PG Cum Tutor

12 Dr. Esha Mati PG Cum Tutor

13 Dr. Harisha.R PG Cum Tutor

Attended /papers presented (oral /poster)

Dr. K.N. Shashidhar, delivered a Guest Lecture on the topic “Application of Biochemical

Investigations in Diabetic Dental Cases” on 02-4-2012 at the Auditorium of KGF, College of

Dental Sciences.

Dr. N. Krishnamurthy, Prof. & HOD attended forum of VITROS VOICE, CME programme

conducted by Johnson & Johnson at St. John’s Medical College, Bangalore on 24th

May 2012.

Dr. C.D. Dayanand, Assoc. Professor of Biochemistry participated in a half day workshop on R

& D activities related to “Pollution Control” on 03-5-2012 at Tejaswi Auditorium, Karnataka

State Pollution Control Board, at Bangalore.

Dr. Ashakiran.S, Professor served as Resource person for Medical Education Unit in our

institution to conduct Orientation programme for 1st year Post graduate students on 19

th & 20

th

October 2012.

Dr. Ashakiran S, Professor attended Medical Education Technology workshop from 27th

to 29th

November 2012 conducted by MEU, SDUMC, Kolar.

Dr.Ashakiran.S, Prof. & HOD delivered a guest lecture in CME Program Titled “Evidence based

laboratory Medicine: Clinicians and Biochemists –Bridging the gap” at Kamineni Institute of

Medical Sciences, Narketpally, Andhra Pradesh on 9th

January 2013.

Dr. K.N Shashidhar, served as Joint Organizing Secretary and Dr. C.D. Dayanand , Assoc.

professor served as Treasurer for the 4th

National Research Seminar titled - “Opportunities

& Challenges in Medical Research in India” on 8th

& 9th

March 2013 SDUAHER.

Dr. K.N. Shashidhar, Department of Biochemistry attended the 4th

National Research Seminar

on “Opportunities and challenges in Medical Research in India” for National Research

Seminar 2013 and Chaired a session for a talk delivered by Prof. P.Kondaiah, Department of

Molecular reproduction, Development and Genetics IISC, Bangalore, Dated 8th

& 9th

March 2013.

Dr. K.N. Shashidhar, chaired a session on 12-03-2013 , for the Speaker Manjunath Nair, Associate

Consultant and Reproductive Medicine, Manipal Hospital, Bangalore on “ Markers of Ovarian

Reserve” in CME programme on Infertility, conducted by OBG Department.

Dr.Sumathi.M.E, Mrs. Deena C Mendez, Mrs. Mamatha Kunder & Mrs Shyamali Chatterjee

attended the 4th

National Research Seminar on “Opportunities and challenges in Medical

Research in India, 8th

& 9th

March 2013.

Dr. K N Shashidhar, served as Resource person and spoke on “Guide lines for Investigations”

(panel discussion) for Orientation course for fresh interns on Tuesday 19th

March 2013,

Organized by Medical Education Unit, SDUMC.

Dr. Ashakiran.S, Professor attended Medical Education Conference at SEARAME NCPHE 2012

on 6th

to 8th

September 2012 art PSG Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Coimbatore and

presented a paper titled “ BioCLAN- A novel post-graduate web learning forum” .

Dr.Ashakiran.S, Professor & I/c HOD attended AMBICON-2012, 20th

Annual National

Conference in Bhubaneswar from 6th

Dec to 12th

Dec 2012 and presented a poster titled

“Clinical Biochemistry laboratory audit- A step towards quality health care”.

Dr. Sumathi.M.E, Asst. Professor attended AMBICON-2012, 20th

Annual National Conference

in Bhubaneswar from 6th

Dec to 12th

Dec 2012 and presented a poster titled “Comparison of

Point of Care Testing of Glucose by B Braun Glucometer and Hemocue Glucose 201+

Analyzer Versus centralized testing in NICU In teaching Hospital”.

CME programmes /Conferences/ Workshops attended by Post graduate students

Dr.Ganesh.G, Dr.Nandini Takkalaki, Dr.Harish.R, Dr.Esha Mati, PG students of department of

Biochemistry attended “National Research Methodology Workshop cum Seminar” held at

JIPMER Pondicherry, from 22nd

August to 25th

August 2012.

Dr. Ganesh, Post Graduate student in Biochemistry attended the II National Conference on

“Basic Medical Sciences” at Vinayaka Missions Kirupananda Variyar Medical College,

Salem, between 12th

to 14th

April 2012 and did oral presentation on “Study of Serum Uric

Acid levels and its correlation with Albumin”.

Dr.Nandini Takkalaki, Post graduate student presented a poster titled” “Altered lipid profile in

dengue- Can it predict clinical outcome”? in AMBICON-2012, 20th

Annual National

Conference in Bhubaneshwar from 6th

Dec to 12th

Dec 2012.

Dr. Esha Mati, Post graduate student presented a poster titled “Association of Non-HDLc,

individual lipids and lipid ratios with HbA1c in diabetic dyslipidemia” in AMBICON-2012,

20th

Annual National Conference in Bhubaneshwar from 6th

Dec to 12th

Dec 2012.

Dr. Harish.R, Post graduate student presented a poster titled “HbA1c: Is it ready as a prime

time tool for predicting Myocardial Infarction”? in AMBICON-2012, 20th

Annual National

Conference in Bhubaneshwar from 6th

Dec to 12th

Dec 2012.

RESEARCH PROJECTS

Completed

Dr. Sumathi.M.E : “Comparison Of Point of Care Testing Of Glucose By B Braun Glucometer

And Hemocue Glucose 201+ Analyzer Versus Centralized Testing In NICU In Teaching

Hospital”.

Dr. K.N Shashidhar, Amith Kamath: “ Risk factors, lipid profile and histopathological study of

oral cancers in Kolar district : a Case –Control Study”-STS-ICMR.

Dr. Sumathi M.E, Dr.Harish Kumar, Dr.K.N.Shashidhar, Dr.Nandini Takkalaki. “Prognostic

significance of various Biochemical parameters in Acute Organophosphorus poisoning”.

STS- 2012 ICMR project done by Ch Ch. Sitram & Dr. Ashakiran S. “Apolipoprotein B

levels and its relation to lipid profile in type 2 diabetes mellitus”.

STS -2013 ICMR project, done by Ch Ch.Sitram & Dr. Sumathi.M.E. “ Clinical significance

of Serum Amylase in Acute organophorus poisoning”.

Mr. Pradeep Kumar Vegi, Dr. CD Dayanand, Dr.A.V.M Kutty. “Evaluation of Ischemia

Modified Albumin and Carbonylated protein in type II Diabetes mellitus”.

Pradeep Kumar Vegi ,Dr. C.D.Dayanand, Dr. A.V.M. Kutty. “Trends on sexual inequality and

gender disparity in Pulmonary Tuberculosis” Kolar-India , a retrospective study.

Dr. C.D.Dayanand , Pradeep Kumar Vegi . “Ozone: a therapeutic medical gas an overview

article”.

Dr. C.D.Dayanand, Pradeep Kumar Vegi ,Dr.A.V.M. Kutty. “Evaluation of correlation

between Protein oxidation, glycemic status and lipid profile in type II diabetes”

On-going projects

Mrs. Deena Mendez : Studies on Proteases of Pathogenic Bacteria with Special emphasis on

Elastase and Natural Anti Elastase Factors.

Mamatha Kunder: Studies on Serum Elastase, Elastase –inhibitor levels in infectious and non-

infectious diseases.

Dr. K.N. Shashidhar : An Epidemiological study of fluorosis toxicity in villages of Kolar and

Impact assessment of intervention in collaboration with Department of Community Medicine.

Dr. K.N. Shashidhar: Comparative study of intravenous iron sucrose versus oral iron ferrous

ascorbate in treating mild to moderate anemia in pregnancy in collaboration with Department

of OBG

STS- 2013 ICMR project, Adarsh Manjunath & Dr. C.D. Dayanand. Evaluation of trends on

Oxidative stress and Antioxidant status in Fluoride affected areas in Kolar district.

Mr. Pradeep Kumar Vegi, Dr. C.D Dayanand, Dr. A.V.M. Kutty. Evaluation of biochemical

parameters evincing pre eclampsia – a pilot study.

Ph.D. Thesis Topics

Mrs. U.Munilakshmi. Biomarkers and Oxidative Stress parameters in Type II DM

and Acute Kidney Injury.

Mr. Pradeep Kumar Vegi. A study on effect of free radicals on cellular

biomolecules and role of antioxidants in pulmonary tuberculosis.

Publications

K.N.Shashidhar, Prasad Paul,Mohan K.Kumar, Shankar.M, Hemalatha A . “Risk Factors and the

Biochemical Evaluation of Biliary Calculi in Rural Kolar, Karnataka, India: A Rural

Perspective of an Urban Disease”. Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research, 2012: 6(3); 364-

368.

N Krishnamurthy, Chinmoy Gosh, Sumathi.M.E, Ashakiran.S, C.D.Dayanand. “Biological Vs

Chemically induced Hepatitis- A Comparative Study of Oxidative Stress parameters”.

Biomedical Research 2012: 23 (2); 289-294.

Ashakiran.S, Deepthi R.” Fast Foods and their impact on Health” (Review Article) Journal of

Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences University, 2012:1(2);07-15.

Ganesh.G, Krishna Murthy N, Ashakiran.S. “Study of Serum Uric Acid Levels and its

Correlation with Blood Glucose and eGFR in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients at a Rural

Tertiary Care Centre in Kolar”. Journal of Clinical & Biomedical Sciences 2012: 2(2); 79-86

Sumathi M E, Mamatha Kunder, K.N. Shashidhar, Krishnamurthy N, Harish.R. “Role of Gamma

glutamyl transferase as an oxidative stress marker in pre and post menopausal women”.

Biomedicine 2012: 32(3); 394-399.

Dayanand .C.D, Pradeep Kumar Vegi, A.V.M .Kutty. “Protein Carbonyl Content as a Stable

Oxidative stress marker in type II Diabetes” I.nternational Journal of Biological & Medical

Research 2012:3(4); 2362-65.

Vinutha Shankar MS, A.V.M. Kutty, Nachal Annamali. “Helicobacter pylori infection and

hypertensions: Is there as association?” International Journal of Biological & Medical Research

2012:3(4); 2362-2365.

Dayanand C.D, Pradeep Kumar Vegi, Dr.A.V.M. Kutty.” Comparison of Calculated HbA1c

with measured HbA1c by High Pressure Liquid Chromatography “ . International l Journal of

Science Innovations and Discoveries 2012:2(6); 573-579 .

Nisha S Ramani, Krishnamurthy.N, Raghavendra Prasad BN, Ashakiran S, Sumathi M.E , Harish

R . “Role of Adenosine Deaminase to Predict Glycemic Status in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus”.

Journal of Clinical & Biomedical Sciences 2012: 2(3); 123-133.

Esha Mati,

Krishnamurthy N, Ashakiran S, Sumathi.M.E, RaghavendraPrasad

.“Dyselectrolytemia in Acute Myocardial Infarction -A Retrospective Study“. Journal of

Clinical & Biomedical Sciences 2012 : 2(4); 167-174.

Dr Ashakiran, Dr Krishnamurthy, Dr Deepthi, Dr, Prabhavathi, Dr Ganesh. “ Reinforcing

learning of vitamins by mind maps” . Journal of Research in Medical Education and Ethics,

2012:2, (3);1-9.

C.D Dayanand,” Evaluation of Comparative Total Proteolytic Activity in plant lattices “. Life

Sciences Biotechnology and Pharama Research 2013:2(1);47-55 .

Accepted for publication

Trends on sexual inequality and gender disperaity in Pulmonary Tuberculosis Kolar-India a

retrospective study, Pradeep Kumar vegi C.D.Dayanand A.V.M. Kutty, Manuscript Accepted for

publication in ISRN Infectious Disease –Hindwai Publications, USA

Authorship in books

Dr. K.N Shashidhar, Dr. Sumathi M.E, Dr. Prabhavathi K, Dr.Susanna T.Y, Deena M,

Mamatha K, Shyamali C, Dr. Nandini T, Dr. Harish R, Dr. Esha M. In house

Undergraduate manual

Postgraduate manual

Clinical lab manual.

ACHIEVEMENTS/HONORS /AWARDS/ FELLOWSHIPS

Dr. Sumathi. M.E, Asst. Prof. presented a poster titled “Comparison of Point of Care Testing of

Glucose By B Braun Glucometer And Hemocue Glucose 201+ Analyzer Versus Centralized Testing In

NICU In Teaching Hospital and was awarded best poster in AMBICON-2012, 20th

annual national

conference held in Bhubaneswar from 6th

Dec to 12th

Dec 2012.

Dr. Sumathi M.E presenting award winning poster at AMBICON 2012 held in Bhubaneshwar

DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY

VISION

To be a center of excellence for diagnostic services, research and education in the field of Pathology.

MISSION

To be regional institute for teaching, training and research in the field of pathology for UG

and PG students.

To provide the highest quality to inpatient and outpatient diagnostic services through

centralization, which will provide evaluation and diagnosis in a timely and efficient

fashion.

OBJECTIVES

To develop and present the state of the art education and training programme for UG and PG

student.

To increase the research activities for faculty, residents and fellows.

To increase the quality and quantity of publications.

To develop several applied research programmes to enhance diagnostic ability.

To develop into oncopathology center with molecular pathology section.

To conduct outreach screening programme to expand diagnostic services as a part

of social accountability.

INTRODUCTION

Department of Pathology has established various wings namely Histopathology, Hematology,

Clinical pathology, Cytology and Immunohistochemistry over a period of twenty five years along with

nurturing to the undergraduate education.

Post graduate course in MD Pathology was started in 2003 with two admissions per year and

increased to four per year from 2010. So for, eight batches of students have completed their course with

100% pass percentage. Phd courses were started from 2011. Postgraduate study specimens, constructed

autopsy specimen assembly is always ready for PG examinations. The department has well stocked

museum arranged systematically with corresponding legends.

Our department has procured equipments for PG diagnostic services like Histokinet (automatic),

Binocular research microscopes, Trinocular microscopes with CCTV attachment, Haematology

autoanalysers etc., IHC (Immunohistochemistry) laboratory is set up and we are using 19+5 of antibodies

on Histopathology section for diagnostic and research purpose.

Our department faculty members are actively involved in undergraduate teaching, post graduate

teaching and diagnostic services in the department. Posters and scientific papers are being presented and

published in various State, National and International Journals and conferences. Our Department in co-

ordination with Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology is actively involved in providing patient

care at central laboratory established at R L Jalappa Hospital.

THRUST AREAS

Coagulation studies

Apheresis in Blood Bank

Haemoglobin Electrophoresis

Oncopathology

IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY LABORATORY

Teaching Faculty


1. Dr.Harendra Kumar.M.L. Professor & HOD

2. Dr.T.N.Suresh Assoc. Professor

3. Dr.C.S.Babu Rajendra Prasad Assoc. Professor

4. Dr.Subhashis Das Assoc. Professor

5. Dr.Vidyavathi.K Assoc. Professor

6. Dr.K.Manjula Asst. Professor

7. Dr.Hemalatha.A Asst. Professor

8. Dr.Gayathri.B.N Asst. Professor

9. Dr.Prathima.S Asst. Professor

10. Dr.Shilpa.G Asst. Professor

11. Dr.Swaroop Raj.B.V Asst. Professor

12. Dr.Sushma.S Asst. Professor

13. Dr.Shruthi.P.S PG Cum Tutor

14. Dr.Vasavi.B PG Cum Tutor

15. Dr.Gomathi.N PG Cum Tutor

16. Dr.Suraksha Rao.B PG Cum Tutor

17. Dr. Divya Rani.M.N PG Cum Tutor

18. Dr. Lokesh Haswani PG Cum Tutor

19. Dr. Deepthi.A PG Cum Tutor

20. Dr. Rizwan Javed PG Cum Tutor

21. Dr.Chaithra.H PG Cum Tutor

22. Dr.Priya.T.Rajan PG Cum Tutor

23. Dr.Sharitha.M.N PG Cum Tutor

24. Dr.Shubham Agarwal PG Cum Tutor

Faculty

CME / CONFERENCES/WORKSHOP CONDUCTED

Histopathology slide seminar

Histopathology slide seminar was conducted by our department on 28th

April 2012. It

was sponsored by Karnataka Chapter of Indian Association of Pathologists and Microbiologists

(KCIAPM) and hosted at t at MS Ramaiah Medical College. The sessions were chaired by Dr

Harendra Kumar M L and moderated by Dr. T N Suresh and Dr.CSBR Prasad.

CPC Conducted

Department of Pathology in coordination with various clinical departments conducted

clinic pathological case discussions.

PUBLICATIONS

Thej.M.J, Kalyani.R, Kiran.J. Is being Tall Cardioprotective ? Correlation Between

Height and Atherosclerosis. An Autopsy study. Journal of Clinical Biomed Sciences

2012;2 (1): 29-31

Vidyavathi.K, CSBR.Prasad, Harendra Kumar.M.L, Deo RP. Pseudovascular adenoid

squamous cell carcinoma of oral cavity: A mimicker of angiosarcoma. J Oral

Maxillofacial Pathol 2012 ;16:288-290.

Vidyavathi.K, Udaya Kumar.M, Suresh.T.N Sreeramulu.P.N Granulomatous Mastitis:

A Cytological dilemma. J Cytol Histol 2012;3:2

Thej MJ , Kalyani.R, Kiran J.Atherosclerosis in coronary artery and aorta in a semi-

urban population by applying modified American Heart Association classification of

atherosclerosis : An autopsy study. Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research 2012; 3:

265-271

Vinaya Babu,U Venkatesh, Thomas Prasannaraj, K Shivaprakash, Prathima.S. Sinonasal

mucormycosis Int J Clin Rhinol 2012;5:25-27

Sreeramulu P N,Venkatachalapathi T S, Prathima.S, Kishore Kumar. A prospective study

of clinical, Sonological and pathological evaluation of thyroid nodule. J Biosci Tech

2012;13: 474-478

Kalyani.R Thej M J, Prabhakar K,Venkatesh T K, Thomas A K, Kiran J.

Morphometric analysis of tricuspid valve: An Indian Perspective. Journal of Natural

Science, Biology and Medicine 2012;3: 147-151

Kalyani R, Thej MJ, Thomas AK, Raveesha A. Chronic Cold Agglutinin disease: A case

report with review of literature. Journal of clinical and diagnostic research 2012;

6(3):480-482.

Thomas AK, Udaya Kumar M, Suraksha B, Thej MJ, Maadhavi R, Harendra Kumar M

L, Lakshmaiah V. Mean Platelet Volume in type 2 diabetes mellitus. J Lab Phy

2012;4:5-9.

Hemalatha.A, Kalyani.R, Shruthi.P.S, Udaya Kumar.M. Cytomorphological pitfalls in

diagnosis of histological variant of breast carcinoma on FNAC. J Cancer Res

Therapeutics 2012; 8: 454-456. DOI: 10.4103/0973-1482.103534

Vidyavathi K, Harendra Kumar ML,Ssunita V. Evaluation of endometrium for Chronic

Endometritis by Using Syndecan-1 in Abnormal Uterine Bleeding. J Lab Physicians

2012 ;4:69-73. doi: 10.4103/0974-2727.105584

Hemalatha.A, Kalyani.R, Harendra Kumar.M.L, Manohar.P.V. Secondary

Chondrosaorcoma of the Lumbosacral Region : Are any Bones spared in the multiple

hereditary exostoses? Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research 2012; 6:1778-1780

Prathima.S, M.L.Harendra Kumar. Mucin Profile of Upper Gastrointestinal Tract

Lesions. Journal of Clinical Biomed Sciences 2012;2:185-191

Das S, Harendra KumarM.L. Distribution of blood groups among the blood donors of

kolar. A 5year study. Journal of Clinical Biomed Sciences 2012; 2: 55

Das S. Blood donors deferral pattern in a rural teaching Hospital. National Journal of

Laboratoy Medicine 2012;1:1-6

Das S,Harendra KumarM. L.Association of blood groups types to Hepatitis B and

Hepatitis C Virus infection among blood donors – A five years institute based study.

International Journal of Basic and Applied Medical sciences. 2012; 2: 191-195.

Das S, Kalyani.R Harendra Kumar ML.Breast Carcinoma Aspirates: A study on

cytological grading. International Journal of Basic and Applied Medical Sciences. 2012;

2:189-195

Das S, Harendra Kumar ML. Co infection among volunteers blood donors. Implication

of safe blood. Indian Journal of Medical Case Reports. 2012;1:44-46

Das S, Harendra Kumar M L. Viral Hepatitides among the Blood Donors in Rural Based

Hospital. One year study. Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research 2012;6: 619-622.

Venkatakrishna, Shashirekha, Suresh TN, Jyothinder Singh. A rare case of perforated

GIST of transverse Mesocolon with synchronous rectal carcinoma. Int J Biomed

Research 2012;3:262-264

Bhaskaran, Vijay A, Basavarajappa, Suresh TN, Vasanth Kumar. Desmoid tumor of

Anterior Abdominal wall. Journal of Clinical Biomed Sciences 2012;2(2):90-93

Venkatachalapathy TS, Das S. A Review of Blood Transfusion Requests in R L Jalappa

Hospital and Research Centre for Blood and Blood Components. J Blood Disord

Transfus 2012;3:119. doi:10.4172/2155-9864.1000119.

Sapna M, Rupnarayan R, Azeem Mohiyuddin SM. Efficacy of Toluidine Blue and Brush

Biopsy in Oral Lesions. International Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology.

2013;4:2-8.

Ambikavathy M, Mohan Kumar K, Harendra Kumar M.L.Kumar S. Testicular

Seminoma : Early Cutaneous and Inguinal Node Metastases. Clinically isolated case in a

subject over 75years. Journal of Clinical Biomed Sciences 2013;3:103-105.

Ambikavathy.M, Kumar.S, a. Bhaskaran, M.L.Harendra Kumar, Kishore

Kumar.B.N Transient ischaemic attack a diagnostic Dilemma – Carotid body

tumour – A case report. Int J Biol Med Res.2012;3:2280-2283

RESEARCH PROJECTS COMPLETED

Sl.No Title of project Investigators

1 Role of Mast cells in abortions Dr.Gomathi

Dr.Aparna.N

Dr.Harendra Kumar M.L

2 Significance of nuclear morphometry in benign and malignant

breast aspirates

Dr.Aparna Narasimha

Dr.Vasavi

Dr.Harendra Kumar

3 Occurrence of micronuclei in breast Aspirates Dr.Hemalatha.A

Dr.T.N.Suresh

Dr.Harednra Kumar.M.L

4 Pre –donation deferral amongst the voluntary blood donors Dr.Subhashis Das

Dr.Harendra Kumar.M.L

5 Tubercular lymphadenitis – correlation between bacillary load

and patterns

Dr.Hemalatha.A

Dr.Shruthi

Dr.Udaya Kumar.M

Dr.Baskaran

6 Distribution of ABO blood groups in cancer patient at tertiary

care hospital in kolar

Dr.Thej.J

Dr.Lokesh

Dr.Akilesh

Dr.T.N.Suresh

Dr.Harendra Kumar

7 Clinicopathological profile of head and neck malignancy at

tertiary health centre in Kolar

Dr.Rizwan

Dr.T.N.Suresh


Dr.Azeem

8 Histomorphological study of gastro intestinal neoplasm at

tertiary health centre in kolar

Ms.Madhumitha

Ms.Ashily Koshy

Dr.T.N.Suresh

Dr.Prathima.S

Dr.Harendra Kumar

9 Spectrum of infections in cervico-vaginal

pap smears – A teaching hospital

experience

Mr.Nirup

Ms.Chandana

Ms.Nishanth

Dr.Aparna Narasimha


10 Significance of cytomorphometry in evaluating pre-malignant

from malignant lesions in cervical smears

Dr.Divya Rani

Dr.Aparna Narasimha


Dr.Sheela.S.

11 A prospective study of clinical, Sonological and pathological

evaluation of thyroid nodule

Dr.Sreeramulu P.N

Dr.Venkatachalapathy.T.S

Dr.Prathima.S

Dr.Kishore kumar

12 FNAC in pediatric lesions with special reference to pediatric

tumors

Dr.Prathima.S

Dr.Suresh.T.N


Dr.Krishnappa

13 Hepatoid carcinoma of ovary admixed with mucinous

cystadenoma of ovary

Dr.Udaya Kumar.

Dr.Hemalatha.A

14 Cytomorphological pitfalls in diagnosis of histological variant of

breast carcinoma on FNAC

Dr.Hemalatha.A,

Dr.Kalyani.R

Dr.Shruthi.P.S

Dr.Udaya Kumar.M

15 Vimentin expression in breast carcinoma Dr.Hemalatha.A

Dr.T.N.Suresh


16 Clinic pathological correlation of carcinoma cervix

Dr.Shruthi

Dr.Kalyani.R

Dr.Narayana swamy.M

Lee Jun Kai

17 Evaluation of tissue eosinophilia in oral Squamous cell

Carcinoma

Dr.T.N.Suresh

Dr.Rizwan

Dr.Hemalatha.A

Dr.Harendra Kumar.M.L.

Dr.Azeem.M

18 Correlation of blood group with ER, PR status in patients with

breast cancer

Dr.Lokesh

Dr.T.N.Suresh

Dr.Hemalatha.A

Dr.Harendra Kumar.M.L.

Dr.Bhaskaran.A

ONGOING RESEARCH PROJECTS

Sl.No Title of project Authors

1 Mast cells in various Gastrointestinal disorders Dr.CSBR.Prasad

Dr Harendra Kumar

2

Morphological changes of hematopoietic cells

in HIV infection

Dr Manjula K

Dr CSBR Prasad

Dr.HarendraKumar.M.L

3 Evaluation of cytological features against

immunological markers ( MOC 31 and D2 40)

to differentiate malignant and nonmalignant

effusions – a double blinded study

Dr Manjula K

Dr.CSBR.Prasad

Dr.M.L.Harendra Kumar

4 Utility of auto fluorescence in diagnosing

tubercular lymphadenitis

Dr.Vidyavathi.K

Dr.Rajani, Dr.Deepthi


5 Assessment of first – line coagulation

parameters in pregnancy induced hypertension

Dr.Gayathri.B.N

Dr.Udaya Kumar.

Dr.Narayan Swamy

6 Assessment of first – line coagulation

parameters in neonates born to pregnancy

induced hypertensive mothers

Dr.Udaya Kumar

Dr.Gayathri.B.N

Dr.Beere Gowda

7 Comparison of ESR valve using EDTA diluted

blood sample vacutainer and citrate blood

vacutainer using automated ESR machine

Dr.Lokesh Haswani

Dr.Udaya Kumar.M

Dr.Thej.M.J

Dr.Thomas.A.K


8 Effects of gestational age, prematurity and

birth asphyxia on platelet indices of neonates

Dr.Vidyavathi.

Dr.Deepthi.A


Dr.Krishnappa

Dr.Narayanaswamy

9 Spectrum of liver changes - at autopsy Dr.Gayathri.B.N

Dr.Kalyani.R

Dr.Umesh Balu

Dr.Harendra Kumar

10 Impact of Bethesda system of reporting thyroid

cytopathology. Does it improve the cytological

diagnosis?

Dr Prathima.S, Dr Suresh T.N

Dr Prasad CSBR, Dr Bhaskar A

Dr Harendra Kumar M.L

11 Extension of shelf life of platelets – prospects

and Pitfalls

Dr S.Das

Dr Harendra Kumar M.L

12 Adverse events in blood donors – An

Institutional experience

Dr Chaitra

Dr Das

13 Bacterial contamination of platelets – a

prospective institutional study

Dr S. Das

14 Spectrum of bone marrow aspiration:

Indications, findings and diagnostic value in

tertiary care hospital

Dr Priya

15 Utlity of elastic stain in detecting venous

invasion in colorectal cancers

Dr Sharitha

Dr Vidya

16 Routine use of ZN stain identify cases of TB

presenting as abscess in cytological specimen

Miss Gegrieallea Das

Dr.CSBR.prasad

CME / CONFERENCES/WORKSHOP ATTENDED:

Sl.No Date CME STAFF ATTENDED

1 29.06.12 to

30.06.12

IAP – ID Mid yearr Teaching

programme

Pathology of endometrium and

ovary


Dr.Vidyavathi.K,

Dr.CSBR Prasad, Dr.Aparna

Dr.T.N.Suresh,

Dr.Gayathri.B.N

Dr.Kalyani.R, Dr.Divya

Dr.Shruthi, Dr.Vasavi

Dr.Suraksha

Dr.Rizwan, Dr.Gomathi

Dr.Deepthi

2 17.08.12 Guest lecture in Approach to

lymphoma Dr.Lokesh H, Dr.Deepthi.A

3 06.11.12 ABC of stem cell by Dr.

Chodopadhyaya

All Staff members and

Postgraduates

4 08.11.12 CME on rational drug used

evidence based medicine by

department of Pharmacology


Postgraduates

5 17.11.12 CME on infertility Department of All Staff members and

Gynecology

Postgraduates

6 18.01.13

Pediatric surgical emergencies by

Department of Surgery SDUMC


Postgraduates

7 30.01.13

CME on Leprosy by Dept of

Dermatology

SDUMC

Postgraduates

8 07.02.13 to

09.02.13

International CME in pathology

Histopathology and cytopathology

at GOA Medical college

Dr.T.N.Suresh, Dr.Lokesh

Dr.Rizwan

9 28.02.13 Workshop on OSPE by

Department of physiology


Postgraduates

10 05.03.13

Guest lecturer on bone tumor

department of Orthopedics

Dr.T.N.Suresh, Dr.Lokesh

Dr.Rizwan, Dr.Chaithra,

Dr.Priya

11 05.03.13 CME department of Anesthesia Dr.Harendra Kumar

12 07.02.13 Update on thyroid at CME,

Vellore Dr.Kalyani.R

13 08.03.13 to

09.03.13

4th

National research Seminar

“Opportunities & Challenges in

Medical Research in India” 8-9

March 2013 at SDUAHER


Postgraduates

14 02.04.13

CME on Anthropometry on

02.04.13

A.V.Hall SDUMC kolar Dept of

Anatomy


Postgraduates

15 05.04.13 CME ON “Update Of Diagnostic

Cytology” 05.04.2013 Dept Of

Pathology At A.V.Hall, SDUMC


Postgraduates

Sl

No

Date

attended

Conference Staff Attended

1 06.09.12 39th KCIAPM State level conference BMC,

Bangalore

Dr.Udaya Kumar.,

Dr.Manjula

Dr.Vidyavathi.K,

Dr.T.N.Suresh,

Dr.Gayathri., Dr.Kalyani.

Dr.Harendra Kumar,

Dr.Divya, Dr.Deepthi,

Dr.Lokesh, Dr.Rizwan

2 11.07.12 to

14.07.12

5th

International Medicon

undergraduate conference Sevagram

Dr.T.N.Suresh

UG Students Maharastra

3

07.02.13 to

9.02.13

International CME in Pathology Histopathology

and Cytopathology at Goa Medical College,

GOA. ON 7th, 8th & 9th Feb 2013

Dr.T.N.Suresh, Dr.Lokesh,

Dr.Rizwan

4 4th & 5th

March

2013

International Conference on “Updates in

Research ethics &

ResearchMethodology – 2013”. at Sri

Ramachandra University, Chennai

Dr S. Das

Sl

No

Title of Presentation Oral/

Poster

Venue

1 FNAC in pediatric lesions with special

reference to pediatric tumors. Dr.Prathima.S,

Dr.Suresh.T.N.

Oral 39th KCIAPM State level conference

held at Bangalore Medical College,

Bangalore on 06.09.12

2 Significance of erythrocyte aggregation in

patient with myocardial infarction.

Dr.Deepthi.A, Dr.Aparna.N, Dr.Harendra

Kumar.M.L, Dr.Anand Kumar..D.R




3 Clinico – Pathological study of Head and

Neck malignancies in a tertiary hospital in

Kolar. Dr.Rizwan.J, Dr.T.N.Suresh,

Dr.M.L.Harendra Kumar, Dr.Azeem,

Dr.Saigairaj.




4 Spectrum of Liver pathology at Autopsy.

Dr.Gayathri.B.N, Dr.Kalyani.R, Dr.Umesh

Babu.R Dr.M.L.Harendra Kumar.




5 Distribution of ABO blood group in cancer.

Dr.Lokesh Haswani, Dr.Suresh.t.N,

Dr.Thej.M.J. Dr.Thomas.A.K, Akilash.T.




6 Significance of nuclear morphometry in

evaluating pre malignant from malignant

cervical smears. Dr.Divya Rani, Dr.Aprna

Narasimha, Dr.M.L.Harendra Kumar,

Dr.Sheela.S.R




7 A Case of malignant effusion with anemone

cells. Dr.Manjula.K, Dr.CSBR.Prasad,





PRIZES AND AWARDS

Dr Suresh T.N won 2nd

prize for oral presentation Evaluation of Histopathological parameters

as biomarkers of cervical metastasis in oral squamous cell carcinoma – A Retrospective study

presented atInternational CME in Pathology Histopathology and Cytopathology at Goa

Medical College, GOA. On7th, 8th & 9th Feb 2013.

8 Wilsons disease: A clinical autopsy case

report. Dr.Kalyani.R, Dr.Gayathri.B.N,

Dr.T.N.Suresh, Dr.Venkatarathnamma.P. N




9 Evaluation of Histopathological parameters

as biomarkers of cervical – Metastasis in oral

squamous cell carcinoma – A Retrospective

study. Dr.T.N.Suresh, Dr.Hemalatha.A,

Dr.M.L.Harendra Kumar, Dr.Azeem.

Oral International CME in Pathology

Histopathology and Cytopathology at

Goa Medical College, GOA. ON 7th, 8th

& 9th Feb 2013

10 Relationship of ER & PR hormone receptor

with tumor size, grade, stage, with blood

group & NPI. Dr.Lokesh Haswani,

Dr.T.N.Suresh, Dr.Hemalatha.A,

Dr.M.L.Harendra Kumar, Dr.Bhaskarn.A




& 9th Feb 2013

11 Evaluation of Eosinophils (Peripheral &

tissue) in oral squamous cell carcinoma.

Dr.T.N.Suresh, Dr.Rizwan Javed,

Dr.Hemalatha, Dr.AZeem, Dr.Harendra

Kumar.M.N




& 9th Feb 2013

12 Syphilis screening in the Blood Transfusion

Service: An Institutional Experience.

Dr.Subhashish Das, Dr.Harendra Kumar

Oral International Conference on “Updates in

Research ethics &ResearchMethodology

– 2013”. at Sri Ramachandra

University, Chennai

DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

VISION:

Service, Training and Research to mitigate suffering from microbial infections.

MISSION:

To be a department of excellence for teaching and training in medical microbiology.

To provide quality diagnostic services to patients with infectious diseases.

To conduct research in microbial infections.

OBJECTIVES

To achieve 100% pass in IInd MBBS microbiology examination. To train medical students in

microbiology so that they can diagnose, treat and prevent infectious diseases caused by viruses,

bacteria, fungi, and parasites.

To achieve 100% results in MD Microbiology examination. To train postgraduate students who

can teach microbiology, diagnose and conduct research and investigate epidemics of infectious

diseases.

To provide 24x7 quality diagnostic services to patients with infectious diseases.

To introduce molecular methods (PCR) in the diagnosis of infectious diseases.

To publish atleast 5 research papers in an indexed journal in a year.

To increase the number of research projects.

To conduct research on infectious diseases suffered by the local community.

To train Medical Laboratory Technicians and Nurses in safe handling of clinical material and

Safety Precautions to be followed in reducing Hospital associated infections by conducting

periodic workshops.

INTRODUCTION

The Department of Microbiology was established in the year 1988. Dr. P.M. Beena is the

Professor & Head of the Department currently. The programmes offered are MBBS Phase II,

MD, PhD, BSc MLT, and BSc Nursing.

The curriculum is prepared both for undergraduate and postgraduate students and revised once in

3 years. Academic calendar of events are prepared every year and monthly teaching time table

for the students is displayed well in advance. Modern teaching facilities like ICT, overhead

projections, power point presentations are used for lecture and practical classes. Access to

e-learning on all topics in Microbiology is also available for the students. Feedback forms from

the students at the end of the course is taken on teaching-learning activities in Microbiology and

analyzed for improving in teaching learning techniques. Mentorship Programme is undertaken to

monitor the learning activities of the students, to identify slow learners and to counsel them.

Each faculty is allotted 10-15 students for the mentorship Programme. Mentorship cards are

prepared and details of each student like internal exam marks, attendance, remarks when parents

meet the concern teachers are documented Post graduate students are introduced to basic

research methodology which helps them to work on a dissertation on a chosen topic under the

guidance of a recognized PG teacher. By the end of the course they are trained to publish an

article in a journal of repute and also to present 2 papers (oral and poster) in state/national

conferences. They are encouraged to take active participation in clinico-pathological case

presentations conducted every month.

The department has well equipped laboratory with facility for culture and sensitivity of

bacteria and fungi. We also have Bactalert system for rapid detection of organisms causing

septicemia. Serological tests for diagnosis of infections are done by ELISA, Chemiluminescence

and Immunoflurosence. Subspeciality lab for Leptospirosis and molecular diagnosis by PCR

facility are also available. The department regularly participates in External Quality Assurance

Programme offered by Indian association of Medical Microbiologists. The department

undertakes extension activities like actively participates in Hospital Infection Control

Programme. The department has brought out a manual on prevention of hospital associated

infections and updates antibiotic policy on regular basis. It also plays active role in investigating

outbreaks of gastroenteritis/Dengue Epidemic in the surrounding regions of Kolar District. It

conducts regular training programmes for technicians and Nurses in standard universal

precautions. The department takes pride in training faculty from other colleges regarding use of

WHONET.

THRUST AREAS

Faculty name Thrust areas

Dr.Beena P.M. Health care associated infections and

formulating Antibiotic Policy

Dr.S.R.Prasad Leptospirosis,Dengue infections,

Medical Education

Dr.Parimala Candidosis, Tuberculosis

Dr.Mamata Kale Dengue infection, HIV

Dr.N. Savitha Multi drug resistant infections,

Teaching faculty


1. Dr.Beena P.M. Professor & HOD

2.

Dr.S.R.Prasad

Professor &

Director of PG

Studies

3. Dr.Jeevan Shetty Assoc. Professor

4. Dr.S.Parimala Asst. Professor

5. Dr.Mamata Kale Asst. Professor

6. Dr.Savitha.N Asst. Professor

7. Dr.Savitha.P PG Cum Tutor

8. Dr.Swetha.K PG Cum Tutor

9. Dr.Archana.B.R PG Cum Tutor

10. Dr. Vidhya.R PG Cum Tutor

11. Dr. Trupthi Gowda PG Cum Tutor

12. Dr. Anitha.D PG Cum Tutor

13. Dr.Bipin Chandra Bhagath.L PG Cum Tutor

14. Dr.Sudhamani PG Cum Tutor

Faculty

Departmental museum Departmental museum

Practical hall Class in progress

CME Programs/Conferences/Workshops:

CME programs Conducted:

Acute otitis media – Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College, Kolar in collaboration with

departments of ENT and Paediatrics, Sri DevarajUrs Medical College, Kolar on 17-

4-2012.

Workshop:

Safety measures in sample handling and processing for technicians – 15th

March 2013

Attended/Papers presented (oral/poster)

Oral Paper presented:

Dr. Savitha P presented “Surgical site infection at R.L.Jalappa Hospital Kolar.” in

State Conference 2nd

Quarterly meet of IAMM-KC 15th

September 2012 at ESIC

medical college, Bangalore.

Dr.Anitha D presented “Evaluation of two screening tests for the rapid diagnosis

of Leptospirosis in Kolar region” in Annual State Conference of IAMM-KC at

KMC,Mangalore Febraury 2013

Dr.Trupthi presented “Detection of Carbapenemase production among clinical

isolates of Enterobacteriacae in rural tertiary health care centre” in Annual State

Conference of IAMM-KC at KMC, Mangalore Febraury 2013.

CME attended:

Dr Prasad SR, Dr Parimala S attended workshop on “Trends in Mycology and

Infection control” at CMC, Vellore on 12th

April 2012.

Dr Prasad SR, Dr Beena PM, Dr Savitha P attended 2nd Quarterly meet of

IAMM-KC titled “Antibiotics resistance and selection” at ESIC-MC Bangalore

on 15th

September 2012.

Dr Savitha N attended International conference on Healthcare acquired infections

control on 22nd

& 23rd

Feb 2013 at Pondicherry.

Dr Prasad SR, Dr Parimala S and Dr Archana attended a CME on “How to write

a Research paper” organized by St. John’s Medical college, Bangalore on 16th

Feb

2013.

Annual state conference IAMM-KC – KMC, Mangalore on 23 rd

. Feb 2013 was

attended by Dr Prasad S R, Dr Beena PM, Dr Trupthi, Dr Anitha , Dr Bipin and

Dr Sudha.

All the staff and PGs witnessed th “National Research workshop and Conference”

at SDUMC, Kolar on 7,8,9 March 2013

Research projects completed:

Laboratory surveillance of Cholera in Kolar District during 2001-2012: Serotypes,

Biotypes and antibiogram of the isolates by Dr Swetha and Dr Prasad SR.

Seroprevalence of antibodies to syphilis among pregnant woman and congenital

syphilis in neonates born to seropositive mothers at Kolar, Karnataka By Dr

Archana, Dr Prasad S R, Dr Beena P M.

Nasal carriage of MRSA among interns of Sri Jalappa Hospital, Tamaka, Kolar.

A student project sponsored by SDUAHER under the guidance of Dr Beena P M.

Distribution of Malassezia species in patients with pityriasis versicolor in Kolar

region by Dr Archana and Dr Beena PM.

Ventilator associated pneumonia, bacterial spectrum, quantitative profile and

antibiotic sensitivity pattern at R L Jalappa Hospital and Research Centre Dr

Swetha and Dr Beena P M.

Sputum microscopy after universal sample processing to diagnose smear negative

pulmonary tuberculosis under RNTCP by Dr Savitha P and Dr Prasad S R.

On-going Research Projects:

To study the prevalence of Beta haemolytic Streptococci in and around Kolar by

Dr Beena PM an external funded project by Ganga Gen Biotechnologie Pvt.Ltd.

Prevalence of Rubella antibodies and Rubella infection among the undergraduate

Medical and nursing students of Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College, residing in

hostel by Dr Rajini and Dr Beena PM funded by SDUAHER,Tamaka, Kolar.

Speciation and antifungal susceptibility of Candidal Isolates by Dr Parimala and

Dr Beena PM funded by SDUAHER, Tamaka, Kolar.

Laboratory surveillance of Dengue in Kolar region and an attempt to develop a

case definition for hospitalized patients.

Dissertations/ Ph. D thesis

Bacteriological Profile in Blood cultures in tertiary care hospital in Kolar. By Dr.Vidhya

R under the guidance of Dr. Beena PM.

Detection of Carbapenemase production among clinical isolates of Enterobacteriacae in

rural tertiary health care Centre. By Dr. Trupthi under the guidance of Dr. SR Prasad.

Evaluation of three genus specific serological tests for the diagnosis of Leptospirosis.

Dr. Anitha D under the guidance Dr. SR Prasad

Microbial keratitis caused by common bacterial, fungal and parasitic infections in Kolar

region. PG- Dr.Bipin under the guidance Dr. SR Prasad.

Speciation and antibiotic susceptibility of Enterococci isolated from the patients and

normal population. PG- Dr. Sudha under the guidance Dr. Beena PM.

PhD thesis on “Phenotypic and Genotypic characterization of ESBL producing E.coli and

Klebsiella pneumonia across Karnataka” is conducted by Mr. Sridhar Rao under the

guidance Dr. S.R .Prasad.

Publications (April 2012 to March 2013)

Krishnappa J, Susheela C, Beena P M, Dhananjaya C D. Leptospirosis – A Case Report

of a patient with Unusual Pulmonary Involvement. J Clin Biomed Sci 2012; 2(1):40-44.

Kalyani R, Sheela SR, Rajani M. Cytological diagnosis of tuberculous cervicitis: a case

report with review of literature. Journal of Cytology 2012; 29(1):86-88.

Sunitha V, Rajani M, Prasad S R. Chlamydia in reproductive tract infections: scenario in

Kolar region. Int J Biol Med Res. 2012; 3(1):1303-1306.

Sanjeev H, Hema S, Prasad S R. Rapid slide culture to diagnose smear negative

pulmonary tuberculosis under the Revised National Tuberculosis control Programme.

Biomedicine. 2012;32(2):190-193.

Deepthi P, Sandeep SR, Rajini M, Rajeshwari H, Shetty ACholera outbreak in a village

of South India- Timely action saved lives Journal Ind Pub Health. 2013; 6:35-40.

Parimala S, Gokul B N, Bhaskaran A, Beena P M. Serratia marcescens: An Unusual

pathogen associated with snake bite cellulitis. Journ Infect Dev Ctries. 2013; 7:152-154.

Accepted for publication:

Inducible clindamycin resistance in Staphylococcus aureus isolates from a rural tertiary

care hospital, Kolar. Vidhya R, Parimala S, Beena P M. Journal of Clinical and

Biomedical Sciences.

An evaluation of universal sample processing method under Revised National

Tuberculosis control Programme set up for the diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis.

Savitha P, Prasad S R. International of Medicine and Public Health.

Achievements/honors/awards/fellowships:

Faculty:

Dr. S.R.Prasad delivered a Guest lecture on “Outbreak detection, Supervision and

importance of sentinel surveillance to aid in outbreak detection ” at workshop on IDSP

for medical doctors”

Dr PM Beena is the Associate Editor of Journal of Clinical and Biomedical Sciences, a

quarterly peer reviewed Indexed Journal published by Sri Devaraj Urs Academy of

Higher Education and Research

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY

VISION

To establish a department in training of undergraduate and postgraduate students in

pharmacological concept and its application in clinical medicine and research.

MISSION

To device instructional strategies to promote critical thinking, rational drug use and

problem solving skills.

To adopt assessment that evaluates the above competence.

To encourage involvement of faculty and students to carry out research activities.

OBJECTIVES

To maintain the pass percentage above 85%, to increase the number of distinctions

and first class.

To introduce OSPE for formative assessment.

To increase the number of publications by department faculty.

The initiate undergraduate students to carry out research projects.

To hold atleast one CME per year.

INTRODUCTION

The department was established in 1988 with all facilities as per MCI requirement under

the guidance of Dr.S.Nanjappa, a senior professor and HOD Dr.Babu S Nema. New staff

members joined the department: Dr.Sarala N and Dr.TN.Kumar who strengthened the

implementation of undergraduate syllabus. In August 2012, Dr.Sarala N was appointed

as HOD.

In Jan 2003, MD Pharmacology course was started with the approval of MCI for 2 seats

per year. To date, 16 candidates have obtained their MD degree (recognised by MCI).

From 2010-11 batches MCI approved one additional MD seat, increasing the intake to

three per year. The department is active in the field of research and pharmacovigilance. A

new Clinical Pharmacy Unit was inaugurated on 12-10-2011 by the Hon’ble Vice

Chancellor of SDUAHER Dr.S.Chandrashekar Shetty.

THRUST AREAS

Pharmacovigilance- It is identifying, reporting and documenting adverse drug reactions

(ARD). It is a part of post marketing surveillance; it helps us in monitoring the safety

profile of the patient. Monitoring the ADRs is a responsibility of health care

professionals. Adverse drug reactions may be mild reactions or serious events like,

hospitalization, disability and congenital anomaly. We have applied for

Pharmacovigilance Programme of India (PvPI), to Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission,

Ghaziabad, UP, so that we can get a center and contribute to national ADR data base. The

collected ADRs will be forwarded to the global database managed by WHO Uppasala

monitoring center. These data will be periodically reviewed and suggest any interventions

that may be required.

Pharmacogenomics- Pharmcogenomics is a study of how an individual’s genetic

inheritance affects the body’s response to drug. This might one day be a tailor made for

individuals, once the person’s genetic makeup is known. Research in this may help us in

finding non responders, slow and fast acetylators and titration of the dose. Identification

of genetic variation will help us to recognize the response to drug in patients; this could

be beneficial both to the patients and researchers.

Teaching Faculty:

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.Sarala.N. Professor & HOD

2 Dr.Kale Sunil Bhikachand Assoc.Professor

3 Dr.Bhuvana.K Assoc.Professor

4 Dr.Smitha Rai Asst. Professor

5 Dr.Meenakshi Lella Asst. Professor

6 Dr.Jayakumar.J.K Asst. Professor

7 Dr.Asha.B Asst. Professor

8 Dr.Balamurali.K PG Cum Tutor

9 Dr.Vidhya Lakshmi PG Cum Tutor

10 Dr.Harish.S PG Cum Tutor

11 Dr. Nandish.C PG Cum Tutor

12 Dr. Tejashree.T PG Cum Tutor

13 Dr. Dharmistha Patel PG Cum Tutor

14 Dr.Chethan Kumar PG Cum Tutor

15 Dr.Dheepan Nayagam PG Cum Tutor

16 Dr.Revathi Ramesh PG Cum Tutor

Faculty

CME programmes/Conferences/Workshops:

Conducted: CME on Rational use of drugs and evidence based medicine on 08/11/12.

Attended:

Dr Sarala N attended the FAIMER Training Programme in PSG FAIMER regional

institute, Coimbatore from 19th

to 21st April 2012.

Dr Smitha Rai attended and presented a paper at Annual conference of South regional

Indian pharmacological Society from 8th

to 9th

September 2012.

Dr Harish and Dr Balamurali attended and presented poster at 7th

Asian Conference on

Pharmacoepidemiology from 26th

to 28th

October 2012 at Bangalore.

Ms Dipti Anu and Ms Sonam Saritha attended and presented a poster under the guidance

of Dr Sarala at 7th

Asian Conference on Pharmacoepidemiology from 26th

to 28th

October

2012 at Bangalore.

Dr Sarala N and Dr Girish MB attended Stroke symposium on 23rd

and 24th

November

2012 organized by St. John’s Medical college, Bangalore to discuss the progress of

INSPIRE study.

Dr. Vidhyalakshmi, Dr. Nandish, Dr Dharmistha Patel and Dr. Tejashree attended and

presented papers at 45th

Annual Conference of Indian Pharmacological Society and

International conference on Navigating Pharmacology towards safe and effective therapy

from 5th

to 7th

January 2013 held at Nagpur.

Dr. Dharmistha patel, Dr. Chetan kumar, Dr. Revathi and Dr. Dheepan have attended the

workshop on “Pharmacovigilance: an Outlook” at VIMS, Bangalore on 18th

and 19th

January 2013.

Papers presented (Oral/Poster)

Sl

NO

Name of the

Presenter

underlined

Title of the study Name of the

conference

Date

1. Smitha Rai

Kumar T.N,

Rajesh O

Comparative evaluation of

efficacy and tolerability of

Azithromycin and

Clindamycin gel in acne

vulgaris

Annual Conference of

Southern Regional

Indian Pharmacological

Society

08-09-2012

to

09-09-2012

2. Harish S

Rajkumar V

Sarala N

Fixed drug eruption to

Levocetrizine – A case

report

7th

Asian Conference on

Pharmacoepidemology

26-10-2012

to

28-10-2012

3. Balamurali

Sarala N

Prabhakar .K

A rare neurological

complication of acute

organophosphate

poisoning”

7th

Asian Conference on

Pharmacoepidemology

26-10-2012

to

28-10-2012

4. Dipti anu

Sneha Aditi

Sonam Sarita

Jyothi

Sarala N

Prescribing pattern of

antidiabetic drugs in

tertiary care hospital

7th

Asian Conference on

Pharmacoepidemology

26-10-2012

to

28-10-2012

5. Sonam Sarita

Dipti anu

Jyothi

Sneha Aditi

Sarala N

Study of prescribing

pattern of drugs used in

hypertension

7th

Asian Conference on

Pharmacoepidemology

26-10-2012

to

28-10-2012

6. Tejashree T

Sarala N,

Girish M B

Evaluation of self-

medication practices

among medical and non-

medical individuals

46th

Annual Conference

of Indian

Pharmacological

Society

05-01-2013

to

07-01-2013

7. Dharmistha P

Sarala N

Bhuvana K

Trends in use of hair dye –

a cross sectional study

46th

Annual Conference

of Indian

Pharmacological

Society

05-01-2013

to

07-01-2013

8. Nandish C

Sarala N

Utilization of antimicrobial

agents in medical intensive

care unit of a teaching

hospital

46th

Annual Conference

of Indian

Pharmacological

Society

05-01-2013

to

07-01-2013

9. Vidhyalaksh

mi CP

Sarala N

Bhuvana K

Knowledge and practices

of antipyretics among care

givers of children

46th

Annual Conference

of Indian

Pharmacological

Society

05-01-2013

to

07-01-2013

Research Projects Completed

Nandish C, Sarala N.

Utilization of antimicrobial agents in medical intensive care unit of a teaching hospital

Tejashree T, Sarala N, Girish MB.

Evaluation of Self-medication practices in medical and non-medical individuals.

Dharmistha P, Sarala N, Bhuvana K

Trends in use of Hair dye- A cross sectional study.

Balamurali K, Sarala. N, Ravi D, Azeem M.

Study of auditory functions and quality of life in patients receiving cisplatin therapy in

head and neck cancer.

Vidhyalakshmi C P, Girish M B, Shivakumar V.

Clinical efficacy of topical terbinafine versus topical luliconzole in treatment of tinea

corporis/tinea cruris patients

Harish S, Sarala.N, Shivakumar V.

Comparative study of efficacy of topical calcipotriol and betamethasone alone in plaque

psoriasis

Sonam Sarita, Dipti Anu, Jyoti, Sneha Aditi, Sarala N

Study of prescribing pattern of drugs used in hypertension.

Sneha Aditi, Sonam Sarita, Dipti Anu, Jyoti, Sarala N

Pharmacoeconomics of drugs used in schizophrenia.

Dipti anu, Sneha Aditi, Sonam Sarita, Jyothi , Sarala N

Prescribing pattern of antidiabetic drugs in tertiary care hospital

Sarala N

SPECTRUM - Situational analysis of the Practice patterns in Cardiovascular disease

Management in all Regions of India Using Mixed research methods. St.John’s National

Academy of Health Sciences. Division of Clinical Trials. St John’s Research Institute.

Vidhyalakshmi CP, Sarala N, Bhuvana K.

Knowledge and practice of antipyretics among caregivers of children.

On-going Research Projects:

Venkatarathanamma PN, Sarala N, Girish MB, Bhuvana K. INSPIRE (INDIAN

STROKE REGISTRY) - A large multicenter prospective study to determine etiologies,

clinical practice patterns and outcomes of strokes in India. In collaboration with Division

of Clinical Research, St John's Research Institute, St John's Medical College, Bangalore.

Chetan Kumar, Bhuvana K, Venkatarathnamma PN, Sarala N Serum Creatine

phosphokinase as predictor of intermediate syndrome in organophosphorous Poisoning.

Dheepan Nayagam, Girish MB, Sarala N, Raghavendra Prasad. Drug Utilization study in

Hemodialysis Unit in a tertiary care center in Kolar.

Revathi Ramesh, Sarala N, Bhaskaran A. Prescribing pattern of antimicrobials in post-

operative patients- An observational study.

Sunny Kumar, Vaishnavi, Sarala N. Quality of life in hemodialysis patients.

Dissertations:

Sl.

No.

Name of the P G Title of project Name of the

Guide & Co

Guide

1 Dharmistha Patel

Comparative study of topical olopatadine

Hcl 0.1% with ketotifen fumarate 0.025%

in treatment of allergic conjunctivitis

Sarala N

Datti N

2 Tejashree T

Comparison of efficacy and safey of

intramuscular piroxicam and tramadol for

pain relief in patients undergoing

caesarean delivery

Girish MB

Narayanswamy

3 Nandish C

Comparative study of efficacy and safety

of intranasal Azelastine hydrochloride and

Fluticasone Furoate in treatment of

allergic rhinitis

Sarala N

Mohiuddin A

4 Revathi Ramesh

Comparison of efficacy and safety of

olmesartan and hydrochlorothiazide with

telmisartan and hydrochlorothiazide in

mild to moderate hypertension

Sarala N

Venkatarathnam

ma PN

5 Dheepan

Nayagam B

Comparative study of lornoxicam and

paracetamol for post-operative analgesia

in patients undergoing elective abdominal

laparotomy following general anaesthesia

Girish MB

Ravi Madhusudan

6 Chetan Kumar G

Effect of metformin on weight gain

induced by olanzapine

Sarala N

Mohan Reddy

Publications

Bengalorkar GM, Bhuvana K, Sarala N, Kumar TN. Regadenoson. Journal of Post

graduate Medicine 2012; 58(2):140 – 146.

Harish S, Bhuvana K, M Bengalorkar, Kumar TN Flupirtine: clinical pharmacology.

Journal of Anaesthesiology clinical pharmacology 2012; 28(2):172 – 177.

Prasanna kumar BT, Girish MB, Deepthi R, Muninarayana C, Ravishankar S. Prevalence

of overweight and obesity among adolescent school going children (12-15years) in urban

area south India. International Journal of Current Research and Review 2012; 4:99-105

Simi S Panikar, Sarala Narayana. New antibacterials in therapy and clinical trials. North

American Journal of Medical Sciences 2012;4:537-47.

Accepted for Publication

Sarala N, Nagesh Raju G, Kumar TN.Initiating case based learning (CBL) for large

group in Pharmacology. Accepted for publication in SEAJME.

Balamurali K , Sarala N, Prabhakar K A rare neurological complication of acute

organophosphate poisoning accepted for publication in Toxicology International.

Vidhyalakshmi CP, Girish MB, Shivakumar V. Clinical Efficacy of Topical

Terbinafine versus Topical Luliconazole in Treatment of Tinea Corporis / Tinea

Cruris Patients, accepted for publication in British Journal of Pharmaceutical

Research.

Authorship in books

Chapter in book- Published

Resistant hypertension. Prabhakar K, Balmurali K. Text book of Family Medicine. Raj

AS, Jayalal JA, Ravi Sankar T N editors. Indian Medical Association College of General

Practitioners (IMA CGP), Chennai, 2011 pp 136-141. Achievements/ Honours/Awards/Fellowships: Faculty

Dr. Bhuvana K “Completed Professional Course” in Pharmacovigilance – Catalyst

Clinical Services, Delhi.

Dr.P.N.Venkatarathnamma, Dr Sarala. N and Dr . Girish. M . Bengalorkar, Dr

Bhuvana K of INSPIRE study have been awarded for being most active site for last

6 months (June 2012 to November 2012) by St. John’s Medical College and

Research Institute, Bangalore. INSPIRE is a multicentric study and our institute is

NIH, USA approved site.

3. Dr. Sarala N was resource person for Post graduate Orientation workshop held at

Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences, Mandya on 19th

to 20th

October

2012.

4. Pharmaceutical industry BIOCON Ltd, Bangalore provides Clinical trials related

training for MD Pharmacology students for 2 months.

DEPARTMENT OF FORENSIC MEDICINE

Our Motto

‘SATHYA MEVA JAYATHE’ (TRUTH ONLY PREVAILS)

VISION

To be recognized for excellence in what we do. To improve the Forensic Medicine services and

to conduct new specialized programs in the field of Forensic Medicine.

MISSION

Governed by ethical principles, our Mission is to provide Forensic Medicine services to the

people of Kolar district and to provide specialized educational programs in the field of legal

medicine and Toxicology to both undergraduate and postgraduate students. To increase

knowledge through teaching and research.

OBJECTIVES

Shoulder the responsibility of providing quality medico-legal care to the society,

without infringing the virtuous medical ethics and medical code of conduct.

Acquire knowledge of law in relation to medical practice.

Make observations and infer conclusions by logical deduction.

To work hand-in-hand with the court system and other health agencies towards the

overall goal of reducing social violence and other preventable injury, and to monitor

yhe prevalence of conditions that threaten the safety and health of all our

communities.

Facilitate the law enforcement agencies and the judiciary in criminal investigation

and implementation of Justice.

To provide medico legal consultation round the clock to all public safety and public

health request.

INTRODUCTION

Department of Forensic Medicine situated at ground floor of the College Building deals with

medical aspects of law as well as legal aspects of medical practice. Mortuary, housed in a

separate block of the hospital, comprises of adequate space with modern facilities for conducting

postmortems.

View of the Mortuary block

Department of Forensic Medicine was started in the year 1986. It was started by Dr B. C.

Chandregowda who was the first Head of the department. He was instrumental in building the

department. The museum was developed by him, is one of the best in the country. There is a vast

collection of photographs, weapons, specimens etc., the museum is named after him as Dr B. C.

Chandregowda museum.

View of the museum

Collection of Specimens

Weapons of Medico-legal importance

Mummified body

THRUST AREAS

The department of Forensic Medicine has got knowledgeable, hardworking teaching

staff. The clinical forensic medicine is a brain child of Dr.Kiran.J which is his area of

proficiency. Toxicology is the expertise of Dr.Umesh Babu.R Forensic Anthropology is

the Expertise area of Dr.Ajay Kumar.T.S & Dr.Vinaya.

TEACHING FACULTY

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.J.Kiran Professor & HOD

2 Dr.Umesh Babu.R Assoc. Professor

3 Dr. Ajay Kumar T.S Asst. Professor

4 Dr.Dayanada.R Asst. Professor

5 Dr.Ganga Mahesh Kadiyala Tutor

6 Dr.Sunil.B.N Tutor

7 Dr.Pradeep Mitra.V Tutor

8 Dr.Vinaya.P Tutor

CME PROGRAMMES

Conducted a CME on the topic - “The utility of Poison Control Centre in the management of

poison cases” on 5th

June, 2012. Dr.V.V.Pillay, Professor of Forensic Medicine and Head

Toxicology Unit of Amrutha Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi, Regional Director WHO

Delivered a captivating lecture

CME Attended/paper presented (oral / post)

CME on “Research Methodology” on 7 March 2013 attended by Dr. Kiran J, Dr. Umesh

Babu R, Dr. Ajay Kumar T S

CME on “Recent trends in Uro – Andrology” on 15 March 2013 , Dr Umesh Babu R.

CME on “Clinical Forensic Medicine and Toxicology” at J N Medical College, Belgaum

on 23rd

February 2013.

Workshop attended

Workshop on “Fetal origin of childhood and adult diseases” on 24- 25 Jan 2012.

Workshop “”Opportunities and challenges in Medical research in India” on 8-8

March 2013.

CME & Workshop on “ANTHROPOMETRY” on 2nd

April 2013 attended by Dr.

Kiran J, Dr. Umesh Babu R, Dr. Ajay Kumar T S, Dr. Dayananda R.

Conference attended

Dr. Umesh Babu R attended the “9th

Annual conference SIMLA 2012” on 21st to 23

rd

Sep 2012 at JIPMER, Puducherry.

Dr. Dayananda R attended the National conference “SRAFCON – 2012” in the month

of August 2012 at SRMC, Chennai

Dr. Dayananda R attended the annual state conference “FORENSICON – 2013” at

KIMS, Bangalore on 23rd

, 24th

and 25th

November 2012.

Guest lectures presented

Dr Kiran. J gave a guest lecture to the students of International Medical School,

attached to MS Ramaiah memorial Hospital.

Dr. Kiran J and Dr. Ajay Kumar T S gave a Guest Lecture on “POST MORTEM” at

Bar Association. Kolar on 01st October 2012.

Oral/poster presentations

Estimation of stature from fragmentary remains of femur by Dr. Umesh Babu R at

“SIMLA – 2012” Puducherry.

Determination of sex from lip prints by Dr Dayananda R at “FORENSICON – 2013”

at KIMS, Bangalore on 23rd

, 24th

and 25th

November 2012.

Presented a poster on “Greek Mythology” at “SRAFCON – 2012” in the month of

August 2012 at SRMC, Chennai

CME/Workshops conducted

CME - “The utility of Poison Control Centre in the management of poison cases” on

5th

June, 2012.

Research Projects

Ongoing

Sex determination from fragmentary remains of proximal and distal end of femur by Dr.

Umesh Babu R, Dr.Dayananda R, Dr.Kiran J. Dr. Ajay Kumar T S.

Prevalence of occult thyroid pathology at autopsy by Dr. Umesh Babu R and Dr.

Gayathri B N.

“Sexual dimorphism in sacrum” by Dr Dayananda R, Dr Sangeeta, Dr Kiran J.

Estimation of stature from dimensions of foot. Dr Dayananda R, Dr Umesh Babu R and

Dr Kiran J.

Sex determination by morphometric analysis of thyroid cartilage by Dr.Ajay Kumar T S,

Dr. Kiran J, Dr. Umesh Babu R. Dr. Dayananda R.

Efficacy of lip prints in establishing the race of an individual. , Dr.Kiran J, Dr. Umesh

Babu R, Dr.Dayananda R. Dr. Ajay Kumar T S.

Estimation of time since death from Cardiac blood pH by Dr.Kiran J ,Dr. Ajay Kumar T

S, Dr. Umesh Babu R, Dr.Dayananda R

Sexual dimorphism of permanent molars among south Indian population by Dr. Ajay

Kumar T S and Dr. Deepa C.

Students ongoing research projects

Pattern of finger print among South Indian, North Indian and Malaysian students.

Dermatoglypics and Blood goups – a correlation study.

PUBLICATIONS

Kalyani R, Tej M J, Prabhakar K, Venkatesh T K, Thomas A K, Kiran J. Morphometric

analysis of tricuspid valve: An Indian perspective. Journal of Natural Science, Biology

and Medicine 2012; 3(2):147 – 151.

Tej M J, Kalyani R, Kiran J. Atherosclerosis in coronary artery and aorta in a semi urban

population by applying modified American Heart association classification of

atherosclerosis: An autopsy study, Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research 2012;

3(4): 265 – 271.

Dayananda R, Kiran J. “Entomotoxicology”. International Journal 0f Medical Toxicology

and Forensic Medicine 2013; 3(2): 71 – 74.

Umesh Babu R, Krinshnakumar B R, Harendra Kumar M L, Gayathri B N.

Organphosphorus poisoning presenting as pulmonary thromboembolism, Medico legal up

date, 2012; 12(1):40 – 41.

Biradar S S, Umesh Babu R, Naik G H, Smitha M. Age estimation by eruption and apical

foramina of second premolar teeth, Medico legal update 2012; 12(1): 120-122.

Umesh Babu R, Roshini Sadashiv, Kiran J. Reconstruction of Femur Length from its

Fragments. India Journal of Forensic Medicine & toxicology 2013; 7(2): 169 – 171.

Vijay Kumar A G, Ajay Kumar T S. An autopsy and histopathological diagnosis of 28

cases of traumatic brain stem haemorrhages. Iranian J of Toxicology 2012; 5(15):

551 – 553.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE

VISION

To create a community, in which the members are physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually

sound so that they contribute to the development of the society, through professional education,

service and research.

MISSION

To improve the health of the communities we serve through education, service,

research, outreach and creative partnership.

Prepare physicians, public health professionals and researchers through the

undergraduate, masters and doctoral programmes.

Enhance the knowledge and skills of the public health workforce through continuing

education and technical assistance.

OBJECTIVES

To impart knowledge about a multifactorial understanding of Health and Diseases among

the students through community interaction

To investigate epidemic and endemic diseases in the community by the application of

principles and methods in Epidemiology and Biostatistics

To assess the Health needs of various groups in the community and participate in

planning, implementation & monitoring of appropriate health care services.

To partner with government & other agencies in the health care delivery & training of

health man power.

INTRODUCTION

The department of Community Medicine was established in the year 1988. Preparing a

primary health care physician is one of the goals of the department. Towards this end the

department undertakes teaching and training of MBBS students. The department admits two

postgraduate students annually for the creation of public health specialists. The department

administers an urban health centre at Kolar and a rural health centre at Devarayasamudra.

Students, interns and postgraduates are posted to these centres to observe and practice

community medicine. The units of Biostatistics, epidemiology, entomology and medico social

work function under the department.

The department partners actively with the district health administration in the delivery of

national health programmes and NRHM to achieve health for all.

THRUST AREAS

1. Epidemiology of vector bone diseases.

2. Mother and child health nutrition.

3. Environment and health.

4. Developing an integrative Health care model.

5. Epidemiology of non- communicable diseases.

TEACHING FACULTY:

SL

No Name

Designation

1

Dr.Muninarayana.C. Professor & HOD

2 Dr.B.G.Ranganath Professor &

Vice-Principal

3 Dr.Prasanna Kamath B.T. Professor

4 Dr.Anil.N.S Epidemologist/

Assoc. Professor

5 Dr.Deepa.L.N Assoc.Professor

6 Dr.Shilu.M.Zachariah Assoc.Professor

7 Dr.Mahesh.V Asst.Professor

8 Dr.Byappa Reddy Narupareddy Asst.Professor

9 Dr.Naresh Kumar.S.J Asst.Professor

10 Mr.S.Ravishankar Asst. Professor in

Statistics

11 Dr.G.M.Nagaraj MSW/PRO Asst.Professor

12 Dr.Achal Shetty PG Cum Tutor

13 Dr. Latha.K PG Cum Tutor

14 Dr. Shruthi.M.N PG Cum Tutor

15 Dr.Ananya Lakshmi PG Cum Tutor

16 Dr.Naveen.B.R PG Cum Tutor

17 Dr.S.Krishnamurthy MSW/PRO Asst.Prof.

18 Mr.Akshaya Kumar.N MSW

19 Mr.Chandre Gowda.T.G MSW

20 Smt.Rajeswari MSW

21 Mr.Prabhudeva M.C. MSW

Faculty

CME PROGRAMMES / WORKSHOPS / SEMINARS

Conducted:

A workshop on “Screening and treatment of pre-cancer of uterine cervix” was organized

by the Department of Community Medicine and OBG on 27th

and 28th

, June 2012.

Training the students from Mayo University, USA: Two Medical Students from Mayo

Medical School, USA, Ms. Yuri Hanada and Ms. Laura Trujillo underwent training in the

Department of Community Medicine, SDUMC, Kolar from June 12th

to June 29th

2012.

Pulse Polio Programme Monitoring Meeting in Kolar and Chikballapur districts: A

meeting of the Dept. of Community Medicine, SDUMC, the WHO Surveillance Medical

Officer from NPSP-WHO & Govt. of India and the RCH officer from the District Health

Office of Kolar District was held on 19th

May 2012. in the Dept. of Community

Medicine, The findings of monitoring of Pulse Polio programme was discussed Dr Latha.

Post graduate student, presented the Pulse Polio Monitoring report activities carried out

by the Dept of Community Medicine in the Districts of Kolar and Chikballapur from

15-18,April for NPSP-WHO & Govt. of India.

A research methodology workshop titled “From patient data to health action & research"

was organized by the Dept. of Community Medicine on 25th

Jul, 2012.

Interdepartmental PG symposium on “Protein Energy Malnutrition” was conducted on

21st Aug- 2012 in association with Dept. of Paediatrics, Biochemistry and Medicine.

An awareness programme on “Tele-Rehabilitation project” for children with neuro

developmental disability was organized on 12th

Sept, 2012.

An orientation programme for anganwadi teachers of Kolar town was conducted on 19th

Oct 2012 at Urban health centre in Kolar to “identify children with neurodevelopmental

disabilities”. The project on rehabilitation of children with neurodevelopmental

disabilities is jointly being conducted by departments of community medicine and

paediatrics of SDUMC and the spastics society of Karnataka, Bangalore.

The department of community medicine coordinated the program, on one day Seminar –

cum – Brain Storming Session on “The Need for Rural Basic Medical Doctor – Towards

Equity in Health Care”. The program was organized by the Academy in collaboration

with Karnataka Health Systems Commission, Govt. of Karnataka, on 19th

February 2013.

CMC/Workshop/Conference Attended:

Sl.

No. CMC/Workshop/Conference

Delegate/Resource

Person Oral/Poster Presentation

1. “CME and PG refresher course – 2012”

at JSS Medical College, Mysore on 10-

11th

Aug, 2012

Dr.Achal Shetty,

Dr.Naresh Kumar,

Dr.Shruthi MN,

Dr.Latha K,

Dr.Ananyalakshmi

2. “South East Asian international and

Indian national conference on health

professions education” at PSG Institute

of Medical Sciences and Research,

Coimbatore from 5-8th

Sept, 2012

Dr. Anuradha

Subramani

Assessment of internship

program in Community

medicine – A need based

approach to prepare primary

care physicians. (Poster)

3. “Qualitative research methods and data

analysis for public health” at Public

health foundation of India, Gurgaon,

Haryana from 10-14th

Sept, 2012

Dr.Achal Shetty,

Dr.Naresh Kumar

4. Disaster Preparedness and

management” at Raja Rajeshwari

Medical College, Bangalore from 10-

14th

Sept, 2012.

Dr.Latha K,

Dr.Shruthi MN

5. “W.H.O. sponsored C.M.E. on

epidemic and pandemic preparedness

and response” at St.John’s Medical

College, Bangalore from 27-28th

Sept,

2012

Dr.Naresh Kumar,

Dr.Shruthi MN,

Dr.Latha K,

Dr.Naveen,

Dr.Ananyalakshmi

6. “Research Methodology and Evidence Dr.Ananya Lakshmi,

Based Medicine” on 29-30th

Sept, 2012

organized by SDUMC

Dr.Naveen.K

7. Teaching skills development organized

by MEU, SDUMC from 27 -29th

Nov

2012

Dr.Muninarayana C

Dr. Prasanna Kamath

Dr. Mahesh V

8. ‘Clinical training course on carcinoma

cervix screening and cryotherapy’ at

RUHSA, CMC Vellore on 28th

and 29th

Nov 2012

Dr.BG Ranganath

9. ‘Leadership behavior and critical

thinking skills’ at Christ College,

Bangalore on 23rd

Nov 2012

Dr. BG Ranganath

10. “Medical Education Technology”

workshop conducted at St. Johns

Medical College from 5th -7th Dec

2012

Dr. Prasanna Kamath

BT

11. “18th

International Congress on Rural

Health and Medicine” at Goa from 10th

-

13th

Dec 2012

Dr. BG Ranganath SWOT analysis of a

primary health centre under

public private partnership in

Kolar

12. “Working Models in Geriatrics” in St

John’s Medical college on 5th

of

January 2013

Dr Shilu M

Dr Deepa LN

13. 40th

National Conference of IAPSM

and joint conference of IPHA and

IAPSM Maharashtra Chapter from 22nd

to 24th

January 2013 at Nagpur,

Maharashtra

Dr Shilu M

A study on anaemia in

women of reproductive age

group

14. 40th

National Conference of IAPSM

and joint conference of IPHA and

IAPSM Maharashtra Chapter from 22nd

to 24th

January 2013 at Nagpur,

Maharashtra

Dr.Deepa LN Utilization of Maternal

health services by mothers

at Primary Health Centers in

Bangalore Urban district

15. “Working models in Geriatrics -

experiences from the field" held at, St

Johns’ Hospital, Bangalore on the 5th

of January 2013

Dr. Anuradha

Subramani,

Dr. Deepa LN,

Dr. Shilu M,

Dr. Deepthi R,

Dr. Shruthi MN,

Dr.Naveen BR

16. “Need for Rural Basic Medical Doctor

– Towards Equity in Health Care”

Organized by SDUAHER and

Karnataka Health Systems Commission

on 19th

Feb 2013

All Staff Members

participated and

contributed actively

17. “Parametric/Non Parametric Statistics Mr. S.Ravishankar

and Correlation” on 1st February

2013 conducted by Department of

Community Medicine, PES Institute of

Medical Sciences and Research

(PESIMSR), Kuppam

Under-Graduate Student Research Activities:

Ms. Chandini, III year Medical Student presented a poster titled “Screening of Diabetes

Mellitus in rural Kolar – A community based study” at AXON-2012 in Coimbatore

under the guidance of Dr. Deepthi. She won Second prize in the conference.

Mr. D. Shiva Manohar III year Medical Student presented a Scientific paper titled

“Knowledge Attitude and current breastfeeding practices among postnatal women-A

hospital based study” at UGCON JSS Medical college under the guidance of Dr.

Muninarayana. C which was held from- 5th

-7th

April 2013.

Ms Lakshmi Lalithya Mannava III year Medical Student presented a Scientific paper

titled “A study of psychosocial aspects of the elderly and their role in the functioning of

the family” at UGCON JSS Medical college under the guidance of Dr. Muninarayana.

C which was held from- 5th

-7th

April 2013.

RESEARCH PROJECTS

Completed

“Assessment of surveillance activities for malaria & Dengue; Knowledge & Practices

regarding malaria & Dengue; and Household breeding places of Mosquitoes in the

communities selected according to LQAS technique in Mangalore City” in Mangalore

city for Government of India in the month of February. Investigators: Dr Ranganath, BG,

Dr Deepa LN & Dr Shilu M.

“Study on prevalence of risk factors for cardiovascular diseases in Kolar”: Investigator:

Dr.Ranganath.B.G.

On-going- Approved by SDUAHER.

“Study on prevalence of refractive errors, amblyopia and strabismus in school children of

Kolar”: Investigator: Dr.Ranganath.B.G.

“An Epidemiological Study of Fluorosis toxicity in villages of Kolar and impact

assessment of Interventions”. Proj No: SDUAHER/Res. Proj/07/2012-13. Funded by

SDUAHER, Kolar: Investigators: Anil NS, Ranganath BG, Muninarayan C, Kishore

kumar BN, Arun HS, Shashidhar KN, Srinath KS, Sudhakar Rao, Madhavi Reddy,

Ravishankar S, Shruthi MN

“A prospective study of effects of anemia in pregnancy in rural Kolar”. Proj No:

SDUAHER/Res. Proj/47/2011-12. Funded by SDUAHER, Kolar: Investigators:

S.Ravishankar, Dr.Muninaryana.C, Dr.Anil.N.S.

“Fluorosis in two areas of different water fluoride levels in Bangarpet taluk, Kolar”.

Investigators: Shruthi.M.N, Dr. Anil N.S.

“Evaluation of Janani Suraksha Yojana among beneficiaries at Mulabagal taluk, Kolar”.

Investigators: Ananyalakshmi, Dr.Ranganath.B.G.

Dr Gurumurthy Ramachandran chief of occupational health division in the school of

public health, University of Minnesotta visited the institute on Sept 18th

, 2012. The visit

was part of the MoU between SDUAHER and school of public health, university of

Minnesotta. The KGF mining areas was visited and samples of soil and air was collected

to assess the content of cyanide and other elements.

Publications

Year

-

2012

Sl. PAPER TITLE AUTHOR JOURNAL

Sl.

No PAPER TITLE AUTHOR JOURNAL

1 Cholera outbreak in a

village in south India-

Timely action saved

lives

R Deepthi

S R Sandeep

M Rajini

H Rajeswari

Achal Shetty

Journal of Infection and

Public Health

2013; 6: 35-40

2 Methods to improve

patient compliance

with anti-tuberculosis

drugs for infection

and drug resistance

S M Kadri

Saleem-Ur-Rehman

Anil N S

Indian Journal for The

Practicing Doctor

Jan-Feb

2013; 8(1): 58-63

3 The association

between estimated

average glucose levels

and fasting plasma

glucose levels in a

rural tertiary care

centre

Raja Reddy P

Reethesh R P

Mahesh V

Global Journal of Medicine

and Public Health

2013; 2(2): 1-5

4 Knowledge and

perception of parents

towards anganawadi

services in ICDS

Programme- Kolar

District Karnataka

State

G M Nagaraja

Anil N S

Muninarayana C

S Ravishankar

Indian Journal of Maternal

and Child Health

2013; 15(1): 1-11

No

5 Assessing Coverage

of Mass Drug

Administration

against Lymphatic

Filariasis in Gulbarga

District, Karnataka

Anil N S International Journal of

Medicine & Public health

July-Sep.

2012; 2(3): 25-28

6 Junk foods and their

impact on health

Ashakiran

Deepthi R

Journal of Krishna Institute

of Medical Sciences

University

July-Dec

2012; 1(2): 07-15

7 Prevalence of ocular

morbidity among

school going children

(6-15 years) in rural

area of Karnataka,

South India

B T Prasanna Kamth

B S Guru Prasad

R Deepthi

C Muninarayana

International Journal of

Pharmaceutical and

Biomedical Research

2012; 3(4): 209-212

8 Prevalence of

overweight and

obesity among

adolescent school

going children (12-15

years) in urban area,

South India

Prasanna Kamath B T

Girish M

Bangalorekar

Deepthi R

Muninarayana C

Ravishankar S


Current Research and

Review

October

2012; 4(20): 99-105

9 Study of prevalence

and stages of diabetic

nephropathy in a rural

tertiary care centre –

Southern India

Raja Reddy P

Jayarama N

Lakshmaiah V

Anil N S

Global Journal of Medicine

and Public Health

Sept. - Oct

2012; 1(5): 17-22

10 Assessing coverage

and compliance of

mass drug

administration under

elimination of

lymphatic filariasis

program in Yadgir

district, Karnataka

(Research Article)

Achal Shetty

Anil N S

Naresh Kumar S J


Medical Sciences and public

Health

2012; 1(2): 71-74

11 Validation of the use

of self-reported

hearing loss and the

Hearing Handicap

Inventory for elderly

among rural Indian

R Deepthi

Arvind Kasturi

Archives of Gerontology

and Geriatrics

2012; 55(3): 762-767

elderly population

12 Children as change

agents in creating peer

awareness for ear

health

Rekha Sonavane

Deepthi R

Rashmi Rodriges

Chikkaraju

Rathna Kumari

Al- Ameen Journal of

Medical Sciences

2012; 5(4): 376-380

13 A Clinico-

Epidemiological

Profile of

Leptospirosis among

Children in Kolar,

Southern India

Krishnappa J

Ranganath B G2

Rajini M

Journal of Clinical &

Biomedical Sciences

2012; 2(3): 134-140

Consultancy & Training Services

Dr.B.G.Ranganath, participated as trainer for medical officers and hospital staff of Kolar

District on Bio-medical waste management. The training programme was organized by

EMPRI, Bangalore and DHFWO, Kolar at district health office in Kolar on 25-27th

Sept,

2012.

Dr.B.G.Ranganath conducted training for health workers and Hospital staff of Kolar

district on “Syndromic approach in the identification & management of STIs” at District

health and family welfare training centre in the months of Jul-Sept, 2012.

Dr.Ranganath.B.G, and Dr. Mahesh V, Asst Prof conducted training for medical officers

of Kolar district on ‘Motivation and Counseling in NPCDCS’ at District H&FW training

center, Kolar in the month of Nov- Dec 2012.

Dr.Ranganath.B.G, conducted training for staff nurses under H& FW, on ‘Syndromic

approach in RTI/STI management at district H&FW training centre, Kolar.

Dr.BG.Ranganath, carried out training for Medical Officers, ANMs & Nurses of Kolar

and Chikaballapur district at District Health & Family Welfare Training Centre on RTI &

STI Management.

Dr Anuradha Subramani was faculty for F –IMNCI , IMEP and RTI/STI management

training at the District Training Centre, Kolar, for medical officers, ANMs and Staff

Nurses.

Dr.Ranganath.BG gave a talk on ‘TB status and Challenges’ on World TB Day

Celebration organized by SDUMC & District TB Society, Kolar on 23rd

of March 2013.

Dr.Muninarayana.C and Dr.Mahesh.V conducted training for medical officers of Kolar

district on “STI/RTI case management and Operational Guidelines for STI/RTI clinic” at

the District Training Centre, Kolar on 18th

and 19th

June 2013.

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE

VISION

To create a department of academic excellence and research culture among faculty and

students and to train students to meet the present day challenges of the medical profession.

MISSION

Enhancing medical student / resident / fellow education training.

Advocating for resources to supplement novel educational endeavors.

Establishing and managing a budget such that educational resources can be reasonably

allocated to all programs for proper instruction.

Coordinating and improving faculty development and clinical teaching opportunities.

Assisting in the coordination of medical course offerings and structure.

Department of Medicine develops and supports innovators in patient- centered care,

Scientific discovery, Medical education and public policy.

To improve the health of the community and the world by setting the standard of

excellence in medical education, research and clinical care.

OBJECTIVES

To contribute and further shape the overall educational mission of the institution.

To keep the department informed about current academic trends and respond

innovatively and appropriately to such trends.

To instill the values consistent with the institutional and departmental mission and vision

values comprising of learning, teaching, research, scholarship and a commitment to high

quality academic medicine.

Patient Care: Provide the highest quality clinical service that is the first choice for

patients and referring physicians.

Research: Be the leading engine of scientific discovery to advance health and attract the

world's best investigators.

Education: Be recognized as innovators in education, attracting and developing the next

generation of leaders in medicine.

Public Policy: Be the most trusted and influential leaders in shaping public policy to

advance health.

Thrust areas

Sl.No Thrust areas Faculty in charge

1 Develop a center to facilitate transplantation in

patients needing renal replacement therapy.

Dr.B.N.R.Prasad

2 Developing a diabetic center to inculcate

awareness in the public, screening for early

detection and management of complications,

arranging for the group discussions under

single roof.

Dr.V.Lakshmaiah

3 Developing the better diagnostic evaluation

and sympathetic care for geriatric population.

Dr.Prabhakar.K.

4 Developing stroke registry in the department

and establishing the rehabilitation center of

high quality at affordable price.

Dr.Venkatarathnamma.P.N

5 Developing the hypertension clinic meant for

creating awareness in the public. Regular

follow up of the patients, screening for the

detection of complications in early stages.

Dr.S.V.Srinivas

6 Establishing rheumatology work up center for

providing the advanced and most recent care.

Dr. Raveesha.A

7 Screening center for detection of risk factors in

the IHD patients to delay the progression of

the disease.

Dr.Harish

FACULTY

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.B.N.Raghavendraprasad Professor & HOD

2 Dr.V.Lakshmaiah Professor & Medical

Superintendent.

3 Dr.K.Prabhakar Professor

4 Dr.P.N.Venkatarathnamma Professor

5 Dr.Raveesha.A. Professor

6 Dr.Vidyasagar.C.R Assoc. Professor

7 Dr.S.Kumar Assoc.Professor

8 Dr.Jayarama.N Assoc.Professor

9 Dr.Ramesh.K.N Assoc.Professor

10 Dr.G.Amarnath Asst.Professor

11 Dr.K.S.Sreedhara Asst.Professor

12 Dr.Chitti Babu Asst.Professor

13 Dr.Srinivasa.S.V Asst. Professor

14 Dr.Harish Kumar.S Asst. Professor

15 Dr. Reethesh. R.P Asst. Professor

16 Dr.Naveen.L Asst. Professor

17 Dr.Santoshi Malkarnekar Asst. Professor

18 Dr.Anto George Asst. Professor

19 Dr.Mahaboob Pasha Sr.Resident

20 Dr.Niroop.K Sr.Resident

21 Dr.Rajendra Kumar Sr.Resident

22 Dr.B.Pankaja Sr.Resident

23 Dr.Bhaskar Sr.Resident

24 Dr.Vaishnavi Sr.Resident

25 Dr.Tanveer Ulla Khan Sr.Resident

26 Dr.Kumar.K Sr.Resident

27 Dr.B.V.Suryanarayana Reddy Sr.Resident

28 Dr.Ramdas Sr.Resident

29 Dr.Pavithra.L Jr.Resident

30 Dr.Samar Sen Popuri Jr.Resident

31 Dr.Sri Sai Prasad Jr.Resident

32 Dr.Gopinath.B Jr.Resident

33 Dr.Priyanka.M.K Jr.Resident

34 Dr.Madhav Danthala Jr.Resident

35 Dr.Yashwanth.A.L Jr.Resident

36 Dr.Shiju.K.Sleeba Jr.Resident

37 Dr. Srirama A.G Jr.Resident

38 Dr. Sunil Abhisek.B Jr.Resident

39 Dr.Ujjawal Kumar Jr.Resident

40 Dr. Kiran.B.J Jr.Resident

41 Dr. Srikanth Rammohan.T Jr.Resident

42 Dr. Ashish Kumar Agarwal Jr.Resident

43 Dr. Anil Kumar Mannava Jr.Resident

44 Dr. Gundabolu Gautham Jr.Resident

45 Dr.Anitha.N Jr.Resident

46 Dr.Amiril

Naga.L.Narasimmurthy Jr.Resident

47 Dr.Dinesh Reddy Ananpalli Jr.Resident

48 Dr.Gorijalaparna Jr.Resident

49 Dr.Krishan Prasad Anne Jr.Resident

50 Dr.Kishore.B Jr.Resident

51 Dr.Vijay Kumar.S Jr.Resident

52 Dr.Yugendhra Madithati

Reddy Jr.Resident

Faculty

CME PROGRAMMES/CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS:

Conducted

Cardiac arrhythmia By Dr.Sathish on 27-03-2013

Conference attended

Dr.B.N.Raghavendra Prasad

Opportunities and challenges in medical research in India

RNTCP Zonal task force workshop.

CME on rational drug use and evidence based medicine

43rd

Annual conference of ISN

Dr.Jayaram

KAPICON 2013

DESERT 2013

Workshop attended / Papers presented (Oral/Posted)

PLATFORMS DIABETES INDIA 2013

• A study of Isolated Neuroparalytic Snake Bites In A Tertiary Health Care Centre

Dr.Vijay Kumar.S, Dr.Prabhakar.K., Dr.Jayaram, Dr.Priyanka.M.

• A rare case of balanced type double aortic arch presenting in late adulthood.

Dr.Vijay Kumar.S, Dr.Prabhakar.K., Dr.Priyanka.M.K.

• Rare case report of Lance- Adams syndrome in snake bite.

Dr.Krishna Prasad Anne, Dr.Venkatarathnamma, Dr.Chandra Sekhar M.N.,

Dr.Srinivas.S.V.

• Overview of Magical Ductless Gland (ADRENALS) – Beyond Fight Or Flight.

DR.Aparna.G, Dr.Prabhakar.K., Dr.Mukesh.B..

A rare case of invasive fungal invasion in an immunocompetent individual.

Dr.Anitha.A, Dr.Prabhakar.K, Dr.Raghavendra Prasad.B.N., Dr.Mukesh.B

• A rare case of short stature. Dr.Anitha.A, Dr.Prabhakar.K, Dr.Raghavendra

Prasad.B.N., Dr.Mukesh.B, Dr.Krishna Swamy.

• Serum Pseudocholinesterase –Can Still Be Used As A Predictor Of Organophosphorous

Compound Poisoning ? Dr.Aparna.G, Dr.Raveesha, Dr.Priyanka.M

• Amoebic Liver Abscess – An Enigma. Dr.Anln Murthy, Dr.Prabhakar.K., Dr.Mukesh.B

• A rare case of balanced type double aortic arch presenting in late adulthood. Dr.Vijay

Kumar.S, Dr.Prabhakar.K., Dr.Priyanka.M.

• Thyroid storm case study. Dr.Dinesh reddy, Dr.Naveen.L.

PLATFORMS DIABETES INDIA 2013

• A Study To Associate Waist-Hip Ratio With Complications In Adult Diabetic Patients

At A Rural Tertiary Care Centre In Kolar. Dr.Anitha.A, Dr.Prabhakar.K., Dr.Mukesh.B,

Dr.Raghavendra Prasad.B, Dr.Priyanka.M., Madhavi Reddy.

• Study Of Factors Associated With Poor Glycemic Control In Type -2 Diabetic Patients In

A Rural Tertiary Care Center- Kolar. Dr.Aparna.G., Dr.Prabhakar.K, Dr.Mukesh.B,

Dr.Raghavendra Prasad.B.N. Dr.Gopinath.B, Madhavi Reddy.

• A study to correlate glycemic stats with complications of T2DM in rural tertiary care

centre at Kolar. Dr.Anln Murthy, Dr.Prabhakar.K, Dr.Srinivas.S.V. Dr.Raghavendra

Prasad.B, Dr.Priyanka.M, Madhavi Reddy.

• Study to assess factors influencing development of nephropathy in type 2 DM.

Dr.Dinesh Reddy.A., Dr.Prabhakar.K, Dr.Mukesh.B.,Dr.Raghavendra

Prasad.B, Priyanka.M, Madhavi Reddy.

KAPICON – 2013 PLATFORMS

• Prevalence and evaluation of common gastrointestinal disorders in elderly in medical

wards – study in rural tertiary care hospital. Dr.Yugandhar Reddy.M,

Dr.Venkatarathnamma, Dr.Srinivas.S.V.

• Prevalence And Evaluation Of Sleep Problems In Elderly – Study From A Rural Medical

Hospital In South India. Dr.Venkatarathnamma, Dr.Anitha.A.

• A Prospective Study Of Adult Patients With Isolated Neuroparalytic Snake Bite In A

Tertiary Health Care Centre. Dr.Kishore.B., Dr.Prabhakar.K, Dr.Jayaram.

A study to correlate glycemic stats with complications of T2DM in rural tertiary care

centre at Kolar. Dr.Anln Murthy, Dr.Prabhakar.K, Dr.Srinivas.S.V. Dr.Raghavendra

Prasad.B.N, Priyanka.M, Madhavi Reddy.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MEDICAL PLANTS AND RESEARCH (WASHINGTON.D.C) – 2012 PLATFORM

Use of papaya leaf extract as a adjuvant therapy in dengue fever Dr.Vijay Kumar.S,

Dr.Prabhakar.K, Dr.Nithin Patel, Dr.Priyanka.M., Dr.Shijju.K.

Research Projects:

Completed

A study of clinical presentation of newly diagnosed T2DM. Dr.Raghavendra Prasad.B.N,

Dr.Vijay

On-going

A study of Prevalance and Risk Factors of Diabetes Mellitus in Mining Area of

Kolar Gold Field. Dr.Santhoshi Malkarnekar,Dr.Mahesh.V, Dr.Naveen.L,

Dr.Raghavendra Prasad.B.N.,Dr.Muninarayan,Dr.Ravishankar.

A study of prevalence of chronic lung disease in mining affected area of KGF.

Dr.Ranganath, Dr.Naveen.l, Dr.Krishna Murthy.

The effect of Barley, and wheat semolina on renal parameters in CKD patients.

Dr.Madhavi Reddy, Dr.Srinivas.S.V, Dr.B.N.Raghavendra Prasad.

Effect of Barley Semolina on lipid profile in Diabeties. Dr.Madhavi Reddy,

Dr.Jayaram.N.

Dissertations/Ph.D thesis.

Dr. Sunil Abhishek.B, Dr.B.N.Raghavendra Prasad : Correlatives study of in hospital

clinical with B type natriuretic peptide, Hemoglobin in acute myocardial infarction-2009

Dr.Srikanth Ram Mohan.T, Dr.B.N.Raghavendra Prasad : Study of clinical spectrum

in Dengue fever and factors predicting complications in patients attending a rural

tertiary care hospital in South India.

Dr.Kiran.B.J, Dr. V.Lakshmaiah Study of Vascular complications in obese non

diabetic hypertensive individuals and as correlation and its correlation with fasting

insulin levels.

Dr.Ujjwal Kumar, Dr. V.Lakshmaiah : Study of subclinical thyroid dysfunction in patient

with metabolic syndrome.

Dr.Anil Kumar Mannava , Dr. Prabhakar.K : The study of correlation of Insulin Resistance

and dyslipidemia in patients with Non alcohol fatty liver diseases.

Dr.Sri Ram.A.G, Dr. Venkatarathnamma.P.N : Study of clinical profile, Leptospirosis,

management and factors predicting the outcome.

Dr.Gautham Gundabolu, Dr. Srinivas Rao: A study of in-hospital clinical

course and outcome of acute myocardial infarction in relation to magnesium levels.

Dr.Ashish Kumar Agarwal, Dr.Raveesha.A: Study of Falciparum Malaria patients and

severity assessment with risk prediction using malaria severity score.

Publications

SL

No PAPER TITLE AUTHOR JOURNAL DEPT.

1 Study of serum Homocysteine

levels in acute myocardial

infarction & the first degree

relative in a rural Medical

centre.

(Original Article)

Vasubabu

Lakshmaiah V

Raghavendra- Prasad B N


Biomedical Sciences

2012; 2(1): 15-21

Medicine

23/2012

2 Mean Platelet Volume in Type

2 Diabetes Mellitus.

(Original Article)

Thomas Alex Kodiatte1

Udaya Kumar M1

Suraksha B Rao1

Thej M J1

Madavi Reddy2

Harendra Kumar M L1

Lakshmaiah V2

Journal of Laboratory

Physicians

Jan-Jun

2012; 4(1): 05-09

Pathology1

Medicine2

38/2012

3 Nutritional status and its

association with diabetes

mellitus in school children,

India.

(Original Article)

Muninarayana C1

Madhavi Reddy2

Anil N S1

Lakshmaiah V2

Ravishankar S1

Global Journal of

Medical and Public

Health

April

2012; 1(2): 06-10

Comm. Medicine1

Medicine2

4 Prevalence and pattern of

dyslipidemia in type 2 diabetes

mellitus patients in a rural

tertiary care centre, southern

India

Jayarama N

Madhavi Reddy

Lakshmaiah V

Global Journal of

Medical and Public

Health

May- June

2012; 1(3): 24-27

Medicine

5 Giant presacral-pelvic cystic

schwannoma presenting as a

right iliac fossa mass –

megacolon in a poliomyelitis

patient: a rare case report &

review of literature

(Case Report)

Ambikavathy M1

Mohan Kumar K1

Kumar S2

Udaya Kumar3

Iram Shaikh1


Biological & Medical

Research

2012; 3(1): 1442-1446

Surgery1

Medicine2

Pathology3

6 A study of surgical

management of diabetic limb

complications among rural

population.

(Original Article)

M Madan1

T K Naveen1

M Balachandra 2

Indian Journal of

Surgery

March April

2012; 74(2): 131-135

Surgery1

Medicine2

7 Chronic Cold Agglutinin

Disease: A Case Report with

review of literature

(Case Report)

Kalyani1

M J Thej 1

A K Thomas1

A Raveesha2


Diagnostic Research

May (Suppl-1)

2012; 6(3): 480-482

Pathology1

Medicine2

8 Morphometric analysis of

tricuspid valve: An Indian

perspective

(Original article)

R Kalyani1

M J Thej1

Prabhakar K2

Venkatesh T K3

A K Thomas1

Kiran J4

Journal of Natural

Science, Biology and

Medicine

July

2012; 3(2): 147-151

Pathology1

Medicine2

Cardiology3

Forensic Med.4

9 Transient Ischaemic attack: a

diagnostic Dilemma – Carotid

body tumour – A case report

(Case report)

Ambikavathi M1

Kumar S2

A Bhaskaran1

M L Harendra Kumar3

Kishore Kumar B N4


Biological & Medical

Research

2011; 3(3): 2280-83

Surgery1

Medicine2

Pathology3

Radiology4

10 Calcium channel blocker

(Amlodepine) poisoning

managed by hyperinsulinemic

euglycemic therapy – A case

report and review of literature

(Case report)

Jayaram N

Ashish Agrawal

Prabhakar K


Basic and Applied

Medical Sciences

May – Aug

2012; 2(2): 66-70

Medicine

11 Adverse drug reactions in

adults leading to emergency

department visits

(Research Article)

Jayarama N

Shiju K Sleeba

Prabhakar K


Pharmacy and

Pharmaceutical Sciences

2012; 4(Suppl.4): 642-

646

Medicine

12 Study of prevalence and stages

of diabetic nephropathy in a

rural tertiary care centre –

Southern India

Raja Reddy P1

Jayarama N12

Lakshmaiah V2

Anil N S3

Global Journal of

Medicine and Public

Health

Sept. - Oct

2012; 1(5): 17-22

Physiology1

Medicine2

Comm. Medicine3

13 Recurrent bilateral bell's palsy -

A rare case report and review of

literature a case report

Kumar S1

V Lakshmaiah1

M N Chandrashekar2


Biomedical Research

2012; 3(8): 378-380

Medicine1

Neurology2

14 Recent Trends in the

Management of Refractory

Heart Failure

(Review Article)

Prabhakar K

Jayarama N

Priyanka M K


Biomedical Sciences

2012; 2(3): 109-116

Medicine

15 Role of Adenosine Deaminase

to Predict Glycemic Status in

Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

(Original Article)

Nisha S Ramani1

Krishnamurthy N1

Raghavendra Prasad BN2

Ashakiran S1

Sumathi M E1

Harish R1


Biomedical Sciences

2012; 2(3): 123-133

Biochemistry1

Medicine2

16 An Unusual Presentation due to

Usual Problem: Cerebellar

Ataxia Due to Hypothyroidism:

A Case Report

Jayarama N

Agrawal A

Prabhakar K


Biomedical Sciences

2012; 2(3): 144-146

Medicine

17 A Patient with Skin

Manifestations and Abnormal

ECG (Quiz)

Venkatesh T K Journal of Clinical &

Biomedical Sciences

2012; 2(3): 150 & 153

Medicine

18 Dyselectrolytemia in Acute

Myocardial Infarction- A

Retrospective Study

(Original Article)

Esha Mati1

Krishnamurthy N1

Ashakiran S1

Sumathi M E1

Raghavendra Prasad2


Biomedical Sciences

2012; 2(4): 167-174

Biochemistry1

Medicine2

19 Mononeuropathy in Acute

Organo-phosphorous Poisoning

(Case Report)

Priyanka M K

Prabhakar K

Jayarama N

Shiju K Sleeba


Biomedical Sciences

2012; 2(4): 196-199

Medicine

20 Duodenal Perforation with

postoperative complications-

central pontine myelinosis a

rare presentation: A

multidisiplinary approach in

management

Shashirekha C A1

Nagaraj K N1

Lakshmaiah V2

Iram Shaik1


Biomedical and Advance

Research

2012; 3(9): 730-732

Surgery1

Medicine2

SL


21 The association between

estimated average glucose

levels and fasting plasma

glucose levels in a rural tertiary

care centre

Raja Reddy P1

Reethesh R P2

Mahesh V3

Global Journal of

Medicine and Public

Health

2013; 2(2): 1-5

Physiology1

Medicine2

Comm. Medicine3

22 Atrial Fibrillation Following

Low Tension Electric Shock -

A Case Report

(Case Report)

Kumar S1

Ambikavathi M2


Biomedical Sciences

2013; 3(1): 36-38

Medicine1

Surgery2

23 ECG With No Prior Heart or

Lung Disease

(Quiz)

Venkatesh T K Journal of Clinical &

Biomedical Sciences

2013; 3(1): 46 & 49

Medicine

24 Tuberous Sclerosis with

Bilateral Renal

Angiomyolipoma

(Case Report)

Chandan Bansal

V Lakshmaiah

Paawan Waadhawan

M K Priyanka

Journal of the Association

of Physicians of India

June

2013;61(1): 420-423

Medicine

25 Relationship between ABO

blood groups and malaria with

clinical outcome in rural area of

South India

Gayathri B N1

Harendra Kumar M L1

Gomathi N1

Jeevan Shetty2

Reethesh R P3

Global Journal of

Medicine and Health

2013; 2(1): 1-7

Pathology1

Microbiology2

Medicine3

26 Relationship between adverse

life events on survived suicide

attempter’s in a rural population

of tertiary care center, South

India

(Original Article)

Nagaraja G M1

Mohan Reddy M2

Lakshmaiah V3

Ravishankar S1

Journal of Evolution of

Medical and Dental

Sciences

July 1

2013; 2(26): 4710-4718

Comm.Medicine1

Psychiatry2

Medicine3

27 Nontraumatic ileal perforation:

Surgical experience in rural

population in Indian scenario

(Research Article)

Ambikavathy M1

Bhaskaran A1

S Kumar2

Udaya Kumar M3

Sathiadev1


Biomedical And Advanced

Research

2013: 4(1) : 47-55

Surgery1

Medicine2

Pathology3

28 Testicular Seminoma: Early

Cutaneous and Inguinal Node

Metastases. Clinically isolated

case in a subject over 75 Years

(Letter to Editor)

Ambikavathy M1

Mohan Kumar K1

Harendra Kumar M L2

Kumar S3

Journal of Clinical and

Biomedical Sciences

April-June

2013; 3(2): 102-104

Surgery1

Pathology2

Medicine3

DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOLOGY

VISION

To be a centre of excellence in Dermatology by providing good clinical service, quality

education and undertaking innovative research.

MISSION

To provide highest quality patient care for skin diseases, STI and leprosy.

To engage in quality education to further knowledge to promote research.

OBJECTIVES

To impart training to officers and specialists in skin, STI and Leprosy.

To provide comprehensive care of all skin diseases, sexually transmitted Infections (STI)

and leprosy.

To improve patient involvement and participation in the manangement of their diaeases

through health education and counseling.

To update on the skills related to new teaching.

To develop sub-specialty clinics like Pigmentary, Contact dermatitis and Pediatric

dermatology.

INTRODUCTION

The department of Dermatology is a post-graduate teaching department since 1998 and

presently headed by Dr.Rajendra Okade. The department has regular teaching programmes for

both undergraduates and postgraduates for all 6 days in a week. The department is equipped with

the following instruments/equipments for patient care and treatment.

Cryosurgery equipments

Electro-cautery machine

Electrolysis machine

Iontophoresis machine

NBUVB chamber

Instruments for doing minor procedures

Dermascopy

Microdermabrader

The department offers the following specialty services,

Sexually transmitted disease clinic

Leprosy clinic

Pigmentary disorder clinic with Photo-therapy facility

Contact dermatitis clinic

Minor OT facilities for procedures like biopsies, cautery and other skin surgeries

(Vitiligo surgery and Chemical peeling).

THRUST AREAS

Paediatric dermatology

Institutional implementation of paediatric dermatology is desirable and necessary in

order to assure the further advancement of teaching, expert care and research in the

field.Children suffering from severe or rare skin disease deserve optimal care by

trained paediatric dermatologists. Better care, prevention of skin diseases,

investigations and teaching in paediatric dermatology will result in healthier children

today and thus healthier adults tomorrow.

Contact dermatitis

As the institution is in rural area and the hospital caters to a predominantly rural

population engaged in agriculture activities, this thrust area is desirable.

Teaching faculty

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.Rajendra Okade Professor & HOD

2 Dr.T.S.Rajashekar Assoc. Professor

3 Dr.Rajesh.G Asst. Professor

4 Dr.Shivayogi.T.C Asst. Professor

5 Dr.Harish Prasad.B.R Jr.Resident

6 Dr.Kumar Singh Nikhil

Probodh Jr.Resident

7 Dr. Jisha Kuttan Pillai Jr.Resident

8 Dr. Muktamani Gurumayam Jr.Resident

9 Dr.Poornima Jr.Resident

10 Dr.Prakruthi.K.N Jr.Resident

11 Dr. Ann Mary Jose Jr.Resident

12 Dr.Christeena George Jr.Resident

Faculty

CME/Conferences

The department conducted a CME on “Insights to Leprosy” at SDUMC, Kolar on 30th

January, 2013.

CME/ Conference / Workshop attended.

Sl.

No Name of the Participant

Name of the CME

/Conference/Workshop Date & Place Role

01 Dr. Harish Prasad.B.R,

Dr.Muktamani G, Dr.Jisha

Pillai, Dr.Poornima.S.H,

Dr.Nikhil Kumar Singh P.

International Conference of

Nail (Onycon)

August 2012,

Bangalore

Delegates

02 Dr. Harish Prasad.B.R International Symposium on

Dermatopathology

August 2012,

Mangalore

Delegate

03 Dr. Shivakumar .V,

Dr. Rajendra Okade.

2nd

International Conference of

Trichology

September 2012,

Mahabalipuram

Delegates

04 Dr.Rajashekar,

Dr. Harish Prasad.B.R,


Pillai, Dr.Nikhil Kumar Singh P.

Karnataka state conference of

IADVL (Cuticon)

October 2012,

Bidar.

Delegates

Presented 4

papers

05 Dr. Harish Prasad.B.R,


Pillai, Dr.Nikhil Kumar Singh P.

Dermatopath class October 2012,

Thrissur

Delegates

06 Dr. Shivakumar .V,

Dr. Rajendra Okade,


Pillai.

National conference of STD

and AIDS

Kochi, November

2013

Delegates

07 Dr.Rajendra Okade,

Dr.Prakruthi.K.N, Dr.Ann Mary

Jose, Dr.Christeena George

National conference of IADVL January 2013,

Ahmedabad

Delegates


Dr.Shivakumar.V,

Dr.Rajashekar.T.S, Dr.Rajesh.G,

Dr.Harish Prasad.B.R, Dr.Nikhil

Kumar Singh.P, Dr.Muktamani

G, Dr.Jisha Pillai,

Dr.Poornima.S.H,

Dr.Prakruthi.K.N, Dr.Ann Mary

Jose, Dr.Christeena George.

CME on “Insights to Leprosy” January 2013,

SDUAHER,

Kolar.

Delegates,

Dr.Rajesh.G

delivered a

guest

lecture


Dr.Shivakumar.V

South Asian Conference of

Sexual Medicine

March 2013,

Bangalore.

Delegates

Oral/Poster presentations

Dr.Rajesh.G presented Guest Lecture in CME on “In sights to Leprosy”: “Treatment

of Leprosy - Recent Advances”, SDUMC, Kolar January 2013.

“A clinical study on pigmented lesions of oral cavity and lips” – oral presentation

by Dr.Nikhil Kumar Singh.P at IADVL-KN(CUTICON), Bidar, October, 2012.

“Rare Presentation of Ocular Psoriasis” – Oral presentation by Dr.Harish

Prasad.B.R at IADVL-KN(CUTICON), Bidar, October, 2012.

“Non-Venereal dermatoses of female Genitalia” – A clinical study: Poster

presentation by Dr.Muktamani G at IADVL-KN(CUTICON), Bidar, October, 2012.

“Clinical spectrum of scalp dermatoses in Adults” – poster presentation by

Dr.Jisha.K.Pillai at IADVL-KN(CUTICON), Bidar, October, 2012.

Research Projects

Completed Research Projects

Sl.

No Name of the Investigator Title of project

01 Dr.Rajendra Okade, Dr.Simran

Pal Singh Association of psoriasis with metabolic syndrome

02 Dr.Shivakumar,

Dr.Nikhil Kumar Singh Study of pigmented lesions of oral cavity

03 Dr.Shivakumar along with dept.

of Microbiology.

Malassezia species in patients with pityriasis

versicolor in Kolar region


of pharmacology

Comparative study of topical calciprtriol vs

betamethasone in the treatment of plaque psoriasis


Dr.Harish Prasad Study of spectrum of white lesions in oral cavity


of pharmacology

Clinical efficacy of terbinafine vs luliconazole in

treatment of tinea cruris

Ongoing Research Projects

Sl.

No Name of the Investigator Title of project

01 Dr.Rajendra Okade, Dr.Jisha

Pillai Study of spectrum of scalp dermatoses in adults

02 Dr.Shivakumar,

Dr.Muktamani G A clinical study of genital dermatoses in females

03

Dr.Rajesh.G, Dr.Christeena

George & Dr.Ann Mary

Jose

A study of geriatric dermatoses in a rural based

tertiary care centre in south India

04

Dr.Rajendra Okade,

Dr.Narendra P.Datti,

Dr.Shivakumar & Dr.Jisha

Pillai

Ocular changes in patients with psoriasis: a case-

control study


Dr.Prakruthi Aetiological study of foot intertrigo

06 Dr.Shivakumar, Dr.Ann

Mary Jose

Early onset male androgenic alopecia and

cardiovascular risk factors: a case-control study

Dissertations

Aetiological study of foot intertrigo

Early onset male androgenic alopecia and cardiovascular risk factors: a case-control

study

Publications

Rajesh G, Kumar MU. Cauliflower like growth in the groins. Indian J Dermatol

Venereol Leprol 2012; 78: 661-663.

Rajashekar TS, Okade R. Generalized Lichen Nitidus treated with Tacrolimus. J Clin

Biomed Sci 2012; 2: 94-96.

Shivakumar V. Erythema multiforme. J Clin Biomed Sci 2012; 2: 97-101.

Rajashekar TS, Okade R. Irritant contact dermatitis secondary to accidental exposure

of cyanide. Indian J Dermatol 2013; 58:162-3.

HONORS/AWARDS TO THE FACULTY

Dr. Rajashekar .T.S is a reviewer for

Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology.

Webmed central

The faculties of our department are involved in training district medical officers in management

of sexually transmitted diseases through the DHO, Kolar.

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY

VISION

To be a state-of-art psychiatric facility in Kolar providing education, service and conducting

research in catering to the needs of the community in and around Kolar district.

MISSION

To improve upon the existing facilities in the department and start Postgraduate course.

OBJECTIVES

To introduce postgraduate course in the department.

To train the medical graduates to treat common mental illnesses.

To provide opportunity for the staff to participate in any on-going faculty

development programmes.

To ensure optimum participation of staff and students in CME / Conference /

Workshops.

To actively participate in research activities and bring iut quality research papers.

To participate in community activities and increase mental health awareness among

general public.

INTRODUCTION

The department is fully fledged, offering both outpatient and inpatients care having 20 beds. The

department caters to needs of mentally ill-patients in Kolar district and its surrounding border

areas.

The department also offers counselling and psychotherapy, runs de-addiction clinic, child

guidance clinic, geriatric clinic, epilepsy-guidance clinic and community mental health services.

It also provides marital counseling and addresses childhood, adolescent behavioural and

emotional problems. A separate student cell is established in the department to attend to the

stress-related and other miscellaneous issues of the vast number of students.

The Department also extends its services to the surrounding NGO organisations for mentally ill

and also alcohol de-addiction centers. Yoga therapy along with stress management techniques

are incorporated so as to provide holistic care to the patients.

It has one of the best digital EEG machines to cater to the needs of epileptic patients (in terms of

diagnosis) and performs EEG for other indications / referred patients. IQ assessment and

personality assessment are conducted in the department.

THRUST AREAS

The following Thrust Area Bank was identified in the department of Psychiatry

Counseling and Psychotherapy

It is one of the most common non pharmacological therapies used in psychiatric

practice where in the patient expresses and shares his painful, uncomfortable, it is

most commonly known as “talk therapy”. Helps to relieve many of the neurotic

disorders. Confidentiality is the key in this doctor – patient therapeutic alliance.

Stress Management

Stress management refers to the wide spectrum of techniques and psychotherapies

aimed at controlling a person’s levels of stress especially chronic stress usually for

the purpose of improving everyday functioning. Many practical stress management

techniques are available, some for use by health practitioners and others for self help

which may help an individual to reduce stress, provide positive feelings of being in

control of one’s life and promote general wellbeing.

Anger Management Training

Anger management is training for temper control and is skills of remaining calm. It

has been described as deploying anger successfully. Anger management programmes

consider anger to be a motivation caused by an identifiable reason which can be

logically analized and if suitable worked towards. Some popular anger management

techniques include relaxation techniques, cognitive restructuring, problem solving

and improving communication stratagies.

Teaching faculty

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.Mohan Reddy.M Professor & HOD

2 Dr.Mona Nongmeikapam Asst.Professor

3 Dr.Srinivasa Reddy.V.N Sr.Resident

4 Dr.Prakruthi.R.A Jr.Resident

5 Dr.Harsha Hanumantha Jr.Resident

6 Dr.Vishwas.S Jr.Resident

Faculty

Ongoing

Three research projects have been approved by the Academy and are in progress:

“Use of Medical Student Stressor Questionnaire (MSSQ) In Assessing the Incidence

of Stress among Undergraduates in a Medical College at Kolar and Quantifying the

Wastage – A Longitudinal Study.”

“Psychiatric Morbidity in Intensive Care Unit Patients”.

“Awareness and Attitude Towards Mental Illness Among A Rural Population”

Publications

Mohan Reddy M. Detection of Organophosphorous Pesticides Using a Monoenzyme

Biosensor: A Voltammetric Study. Analytical & Bioanalytical Electrochemistry

journal 2012; 4(1):1-16.

Mohan Reddy.M an electrochemical sensor based on poly (solochrome dark blue)

film coated electrode for the determination of dopamine and simultaneous separation

in the presence of uric acid and ascorbic acid: A voltammetric method. Colloids and

Surfaces B: Biointerfaces 2013; 106: 145– 150.

Achievements/ honors/ awards/ fellowships

Faculty: Dr.Jagadish was conferred with Ph.D degree in Psychology from Mysore University

in November 2012.

DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS

VISION

To be one of the best academic centres of Pediatrics.

MISSION

To improve the health care of children through world-class excellence in:

Education. Imparting knowledge, skills and competencies in child health to diverse

providers;

Patient care. Ensuring specialty-based, evidence-based, equity-driven and state-of-

the-art pediatric care;

Research. Creating and translating knowledge to improve child health at individual

and population level;

Innovation. Innovating solutions and harnessing novel technologies to preserve,

protect and restore child health; and

Policy assistance. Extending technical assistance for child health policy and program

to government and other stakeholders.

OBJECTIVES

a. To maintain the pass percentage of UG and PG at 100%

b. All faculty members to be involved in atleast two research activities in an

academic year

c. To motivate post graduates for their active participation in Extra & Co curricular

activities.

d. To ensure that all faculty members are specialized in atleast one sub specialty by

deputing them for training at specialized institutions

e. To identify all high performers among UG students and involve them in research

activities.

f. To ensure all low performer among UG are well versed in must know topics in

pediatrics

g. All staff members to have atleast one publications in indexed journals/ year.

INTRODUCTION

PEDIATRICS is a branch of Medicine that deals with the medical care of infants, children and

adolescents. Treating child is not like treating a miniature adult. The obvious body size

differences are paralleled by maturational changes and physiologically, they differ substantially

from adults.

Compassionate care and just not cure is the motto of Pediatric Department

The department of Pediatrics comprises of 4 units – 3 general paediatric units in R.L.Jalappa

hospital and 1 unit in S.N.R Hospital, Kolar. The department was established in 1987. The

department has developed over a period of years and is known for being compassionate to

children and their parents, paying attention to holistic development of a child, updating and using

the latest developments in the field, so much so that difficult cases from other places in and

around kolar district are referred to the department. Apart from diagnosing and treating serious

and complicated illnesses, it is working towards increasing the number of preventive and

rehabilitative services offered.

The good support from the specialities of Paediatric Surgery, Orthopaedics, Urology,

Nephrology, Neurology, ENT, Cardiology, Ophthalmology, Dermatology, Plastic surgery,

Physiotherapy and occupational therapy ensures that the child who comes to the department gets

the best. In addition, there are 24 hour laboratory services, blood transfusion services with

facilities for component therapy. There is 24 hours access to internet with 2 desktops and 2

laptop in the department.

Pediatric ward is 75 bedded with 10 beds in PICU and has 5000 admissions per year.

OPD runs between 9 AM and 4 PM with 25000 outpatients per year.

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) The NICU is a 25-bedded unit, with around 500

admissions a year

Faculty

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.Beere Gowda.Y.C. Professor & HOD

2 Dr. K.N.V. Prasad Professor

3 Dr.Sri Hari Alapati Assoc.Professor

4 Dr.Sudha Reddy.V.R Assoc.Professor

5 Dr.J.Krishnappa Assoc. Professor

6 Dr.Arun Kumar.A.R Asst. Professor

7 Dr.Naveen Kumar Asst. Professor

8 Dr.Bhanuchand.P Asst. Professor

9 Dr.Venkatesh.K.S Asst. Professor

10 Dr.Bharath Reddy Asst. Professor

11 Dr.Yellappa Gowda Asst. Professor

12 Dr.Harsha.P.J Asst. Professor

13 Dr.Ambresh.R Sr.Resident

14 Dr.Lakshmi.L Sr.Resident

15 Dr.Shilpa.C Sr.Resident

16 Dr.Ramanjaneya.G Sr.Resident

17 Dr.Basavaraj.C Sr.Resident

18 Dr.Satish.K Sr.Resident

19 Dr.Kusuma.C Sr.Resident

20 Dr.Gayathri Devi.N Jr.Resident

21 Dr.Sarat Chandra.G Jr.Resident

22 Dr.Sowmya.R Jr.Resident

23 Dr. Vishnu Vardhan

Reddy.T Jr.Resident

24 Dr. Chingthang

Kshetrimayum Jr.Resident

25 Dr. Aravindh Rajha.P.S Jr.Resident

26 Dr.Panga Venkatadri Babu.T Jr.Resident

27 Dr.Jiger Mahendrakumar

Mehta Jr.Resident

28 Dr.Challa Harisha Jr.Resident

29 Dr.Puneet Varma Jr.Resident

30 Dr.Deepa Kundargi Jr.Resident

31 Dr.Mohamedsuhail.S Jr.Resident

32 Dr.Buggana Shashank Reddy Jr.Resident

Faculty

CME /CONFERENCE CONDUCTED

SL Topic Date

1 Acute Otitis Media, 17.04.2012

2 Asthma Week I.A.P Kolar Chapter 25.05.12

3 Common PICU Problems, 22.06.2012

4 I.A.P Pediatrics Quiz, 09.07.2012

5 In Born Error of Metabolism, 10.10.12

6 Guest Lecturer, on Gastroenteritis 09.11.2012

7 Pediatrics Respiratory Problems , 19.02.2013

CME/CONFERENCE ATTENDED-2012

May

15th

Inter departmental PG symposium on significance of pupil examination

in clinical practice by OPHTHALOMOGY /Med/Neuro/Anatomy

29th Meeting of forum of research associates by

Pediatrics/OBG/BIOCHEM

June

27th

&28th

Guest lecture on treatment of precancerous of uterine cervix and

Workshop on cryotherapy for pre-cancerous uterine cervical lesions by

COMM. MEDICINE/OBG

19th

Inter departmental PG symposium on orthopedic infections by

ORTHO/Micro

19th Orientation programme on “ yoga therapy a journey towards healthier

life’ by Allied health science

5th

CME on The utility of poison control centre in the management of

poison cases –Dr V V pillay

July

17th

Inter departmental PG symposium on Ovarian Cancer by

OBG/RadioDiagnosis/Pathology/ Radiotherapy

26 Clinical meet presented by Dept of Pediatrics . moderator: Dr Sudha

Reddy

September

29th

CME on Pain and palliative care in Cancer survivors by

Anasthesia/BIOCHEM

18th

PG subject symposium on Shock by PAEDIATRICS/

Anasthesia/Surgery/Med

21st CME on Alzheimer’s Disease by PHYSIOLOGY & PSYCHIATRY

22nd

CME on “ Emerging areas of interest in physiology” by

PHYSIOLOGY

12th

Guest lecture on Tele Rehabilitation of Neuro developmental disability

COMM. MEDICINE

13 TO 15 Plexus 2012

October

16th

Inter departmental PG symposium on Renal failure

Physiology/Med/Patho/Biochem

10th

CME on inborn errors of metabolism by PAEDIATRICS/

BIOCHEMISTRY

4th

Investigations in cholera outbreak -Dr Asha .S.Pinchi by Dept of

COMM. MED

November

6th

Guest Lecture on “ABC of stem cells” by Dr Sisir.K

8th

CME on Rational drug use and evidence based medicine from Dept of

pharmacology

20th

Inter departmental PG symposium on Cancer tumour markers by

Biochem/Patho/Sugy/Obg

24th Guest Leature by Sri Pooja Shrujaya Chaithanya

December

17th

Guest Lecture on Basic physiology of delayed sleep phase

syndrome(DSPS) and its treatment

Prof.Sunao uchida

13th

Guest Lecture on Your best next step for your professional career and

professional life -

Dr Raj Vastrad

1st World AIDS Day celebration

11th

CME on infertility by OBG

20th

Inter departmental PG symposium on pancytopenia by

Pathology/Med/Paed

27th CPC done by OPHTHMOLOGY & MEDICINE

January 2013

14TH,15TH,

16TH,17TH

PEDICON 2013,KOLKOTA – Attended by Dr Beere Gowda, Dr

Krishnappa, Dr Arvind, Dr Vishnu, Dr ching

10th Clinical meeting by Dept of Urology

4th

Guest Lecture on Human Diseases Studies in the Genome Era

February 2013

5th

Guest lecture by Mrs Vijaya Kotur “ WO-MEN in it together”

8th

Guest lecture Dr Ravi Sanikop

14th

CPC by Dept of SURGERY

19th

University Seminar One day seminar cum brain storming session

on the need for the rural basic medical doctor

19th

CME and Work shop on common respiratory problems in

children ---department of pediatrics

19th

Interdepartmental PG symposium on STD by MICROBIOLOGY

(Med,OBG,Dermatology)

March 2013

5th

CME and Workshop on mechanical ventilation by Dept of

ANASTHESIA

5th

Onsite training /end user orientation programme on electronic

journals and OVID medline

7th

Workshop on research methodology by University

6th

Creative writing competition by women empowerement cell of

academic female feticide

8th

& 9th

University Seminar on National research seminar on opportunistic

and challenges in medical research seminar

11th

CME on glaucoma by OPHTHAMOLOGY

12th

CME on infertility and gynaeco-oncology by OBG

13th

CME on Uro Andrology

14th

Clinical meeting with departemen of medicine

15th

Guest lecture-Dr chandrakanth on NACC ACCREDITION

15th

CME & Workshop on Safety measures in clinical sample collection

and processing for technicians by Dept of MICROBIOLOGY

19th

Interdepartemental PG symphosium on Helminthiasis , Community

medicine/Pead/ Med/ Micro

23th

Editorial board meeting of journal of clinical biomedical sciences

27th

Guest Lecture on Cardiac arrhythmia by Dr Sathish

Dissertation Topics for 2012-2013 Batch

Dr.Challa Harisha A Study of cord blood albumin as a

predictor of Significant Neonatal

Jaundice

Dr.Sudha Reddy.V.R.

Dr.Deepa Kundagri Neonatal out come in elective lower

segment cesarean section repeat lower

segment cesarean section and vaginal

birth after cesarean section

Dr.K.N.V. Prasad

Dr.Puneet Varma Comparitive study between paediatrics

risk of mortality score and paediatrics

index of mortality score as predictors

of mortality in paediatrics intensive

care unit

Dr.Beeregowda. Y.C.

Publications

1

Dr.Dhananjaya C.D

Dr.Krishnappa J

Dr.Yellapa Gowda

Scimitar syndrome with absent left

kidney

National journal of Basic

Medical Sciences. 2012; 3 (1):

78-80

2 Dr.Beeregowda Y.C.

Dr.Srihari Alapati

Dr Pradan Sashi

Dr P Susheela

Dr.Manjunath Y.C.

Homicidal acute formalin poisoning in

an infant from a rural sericulture

family presenting with multisystem

failure

Pediatric Emergency Care.

2013, 29(5):653-655

3 Dr.Alapati Sri Hari,

Dr Sudha Reddy V.R

Dr.Beere Gowda Y.C

A Comparitive study of tri

phenyltetrazolium chloride (TTC) test

and urinary culture in detection of

asymptomatic bacteriuria in children

International journal of

Biological and medical

research. 2012;3(2):159-161

4 Dr Krishnappa J

Dr Ranganath BG

Dr Rajini M

A clinical epidemiological profile of

leptospirosis among children in

Kolar,Southern India


Biomedical Sciences.

2012;2(3): 134

5 Dr.Sudha Reddy.V.R

Dr.Arun Kumar

Dr.Bhanuchand

Case report of Disseminated

Staphylococcal Disease in an

Adolescent Boy


Medical and Health Sciences.

2013; 2(1): 117-120

6 Dr Y C Manjunath, Dr K N V

Prasad,

Dr BeereGowda,

Dr Bhaskaran A

Multiple Splenic Artery Aneurysm

Secondary to Extra Hepatic Portal Vein

Obstruction

Journal of Clinical and

Diagnostic Research,2013;

7(2): 401-402

7 Dr K N V Prasad Editorial Journal of Clinical and

Biomedical Sciences 2013;

3,(2),2013

8 Dr. G Saratchandra

Dr Srihari A

Dr Susheela C

Factors affecting exclusive breast

feeding after counseling at a rural

health centre

Accepted for publication in

Indian J Public Health Research

& development. 2013 March

9 Dr K N V Prasad

Dr Arvindh Rajha

Dr Pradeep Kumar Vegi

A Case of Monozygotic twins: The

Value of Discordant in Goldenhar

Syndrome


CRIM pediatrics,jul 2013.

10 Dr K N V Prasad, Dr Sharma S

Dr Chauhan R

Protagonist role of oral atropine in the

sub-acute phase of organophosphate

poisoning


Nigerian Journal of

Experimental and Clinical

Biosciences,jul 2013

DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY

VISION

To be a rural surgical centre of excellence in the country.

MISSION

To develop a fully equipped surgical ICU which can cater to all surgical conditions. To

imbibe professional ethics in young surgeons in surgical practice and make them Competent

to global demands Providing skills in surgical operations. To attain the status of surgery as a

cognitive discipline and develop achievements in surgical care.

To provide a wide range of services involving super specialities’ interventions is the need of

hour. Super specialties in surgery are widening day by day in their horizon and there is a

need to bring in these as a part of surgical training.

To develop super specialty courses in Urology/Plastic surgery/Neurosurgery/Vascular

surgery.

To ensure excellent quality training for post graduate students of surgery

To upgrade super specialty departments and create excellent training facilities for PG

students.

OBJECTIVES

To achieve starting of Super speciality courses in the coming year.

To make a mark in medical society in the present scenario as an Institution par

excellence.

To achieve excellence in standard of outgoing medical and surgical graduates.

INTRODUCTION

Department of surgery at SDUMC was started in 1986 with Dr.T.D.Srinivasan as its first HOD.

Over the years dept has grown in strength. Presently it admits 6 postgraduates every year.

Anually more than 2500 surgeries are performed.

Presently dept is headed by Prof.M.Madan.

Teaching Faculty

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.M.Madan Professor & HOD

2 Dr.A.Bhaskaran Professor

3 Dr.Mohan Kumar.K. Professor

4 Dr.Sreeramulu.P.N. Professor &

Vice-Principal

5 Dr.K.Krishna Prasad Professor

6 Dr.Nagaraj.K.N Professor

7 Dr.M.Giridhar Assoc.Professor

8 Dr.K.Nischal Assoc. Professor

9 Dr.Ambikavathy.M Assoc. Professor

10 Dr.C.A.Shashirekha Asst. Professor

11 Dr.Prathiba.N Asst. Professor

12 Dr.G.Vasantha Kumar Asst. Professor

13 Dr.Mahesh.M.S Asst. Professor

14 Dr.Shambhulinga.C.K Asst. Professor

15 Dr.Rohith.S Asst. Professor

16 Dr.Manohar.S Asst. Professor

17 Dr.Sangamesh Asst. Professor

18 Dr.Asadulla Beig Asst. Professor

19 Dr.Krishnamurthy.B.H Asst. Professor

20 Dr.Shankar Rao Deshmukh Asst. Professor

21 Dr.Jainath.R Asst. Professor

22 Dr.Deepak.H Asst. Professor

23 Dr.Pavan.B.K Asst. Professor

24 Dr.Gaurav Prasad Asst. Professor

25 Dr.Balaji.G Sr.Resident

26 Dr.Prashanth S Murthy Sr.Resident

27 Dr.Balaji.Y Sr.Resident

28 Dr.Venugopal.K.N Sr.Resident

29 Dr.B.D.Joshi Sr.Resident

30 Dr.Naveen.T.K Sr.Resident

31 Dr.Sathish Kumar.B.V Sr.Resident

32 Dr.Praveen.B.Joshi Sr.Resident

33 Dr.Sathia Dev.J Jr.Resident

34 Dr.Anantha Raju Jr.Resident

35 Dr.Iram Shaikh Jr.Resident

36 Dr.Agrawal Vijayakumar

Prakash Jr.Resident

37 Dr. Lalith Sagar Kadiyala Jr.Resident

38 Dr. Janhavi.V Jr.Resident

39 Dr. Srikanth Talluri Jr.Resident

40 Dr. Harsha Kumar.G Jr.Resident

41 Dr. Sharanabasavaraj Javali Jr.Resident

42 Dr. Palreddy Avinash Reddy Jr.Resident

43 Dr. Anupam Choudhary Jr.Resident

44 Dr. Rakesh.N Jr.Resident

45 Dr. Pawan Katti Jr.Resident

46 Dr. Kiran Shankar.H Jr.Resident

47 Dr. Gugri Mukthinath Jr.Resident

48 Dr. Senthil Kumar.S Jr.Resident

49 Dr.Noor Basha Jr.Resident

50 Dr.Salahuddin Qualid.M.D Jr.Resident

51 Dr.Srinivasa.P Jr.Resident

Faculty

Outreach Services

Dept is providing services to villages around Kolar through camps and other promotional events

of the university.

Academic activities

In the past year the department besides providing surgical services it also has conducted various

teaching and learning activities like CME/Guest Lectures/Interdepartmental meet/Workshops.

Last academic year dept had 100% results in its post graduate examination.

Specialty Clinics

There are 3 specialty clinics run by the department that include Diabetic Foot clinics on Monday

and Friday, Breast clinics on Wednesday and Saturday, Gastroenterlogy clinic on

Monday,Tuesday and Friday.

Super Specialty services

Department is also catering to the needs of people with super specialty services in surgery like

Urology,Plastic surgery,Paediatric Surgery, Vascular surgery and Neuro Surgery .

Publications All faculty members were actively involved in academic activities of the department in last

academic year.We had a total of 36 publications in various national and international journals.

SL.

No

Author Title Journal

1 Ambikavathy,Moh

ankumar,.Kumar.S

,Uday kumar.

Gaint presacral pelvic cystic

schwanomma presenting as right iliac

fossa mass in a poliomyelitis patient-

a case report


biological & medical

research 2012; 3(1):1442-

1446

2 Manjunath.Y.C, Beeregowda.Y.C, Bhaskaran.A

Hydrocele of canal of nuck-imaging

finding

Acta radiologica 2012;

short reports.

3 Venkatkrishna.B.RShashirekha.C.A

A rare case of perforated GIST of

transverse mesocolon with

synchronous rectal carcinoma- a case

report


biomedicalResearch

2012;3(5) :262-264

4 Shashirekha,Krishna Prasad

Pneumoperitoneum following

electrical burn injury-a case report


biomedical research 2012;

3(04): 224-225

5 Mohan kumar, Shashidhar.N

Risk factors and biochemical

evaluation of biliary calculi in rural

kolar

Journal of clinical &

diagnostic research,2012;

6(3) :364-368.

6 Madan,M, Naveen.T.K

A study of surgical management of

diabetic limb complications among

rural population

Indian journal of

surgery,mar-april 2012;

74(2):131-135

7 Manjunath.Y.C, Beeregowda.Y.C .Bhaskaran. A

An unusual variant of portal vein -a

case report

Journal of clinical and

diagnostic research2012;

6(4): 731-733

8 Venkatkrishna.B.R Shashirekha, Naveen.T.K.

A rare case of cystosarcoma

phyllodes with pleural effusion

mastectomy done under surface

anesthesia.

IJBR 2012; 3(06): 288-290

9 Shashirekha Krishna Prasad, Vijay Agarwal

A rare case of small bowel viscus

through femoral triangle following

exanguiating bull gore injury

Euroasian journal of

hepatogastroenterologyjan

2012; 2(10) :54-55.

10 Ambikavathy,Bhaskaran.A Harendrakumar. Kishorekumar.B.N

Transient ischaemia attack a

diagnostic dilemma- carotid body

tumor,a case report


biological& medical

research, 2012; 3(3) :

2280-2283

11 Venkatachalapathy A review of blood transfusion request

in RUH for blood and blood

products-research article

Journal of blood

disorders&

transfusion,2012; 3(2) :

l000-1009

12 A.bhaskaran,Vijay

agarwal, Vasantkumar, Basavarajappa

Desmoids tumor of anterior

abdominal wall arising from a post

operative scar


biomedical sciences,2012;

2(2), : 90-93

13 Shasirekha,

Nagaraj.K.N

V.Lakshmaiah,lra

Duodenal perforation with

postoperative complications- central

pontine myelinosis a rare presentation


biological & advanced

research,2012; 3(9): 730-

m 732. 14 A.bhaskaran,

Vasant kumar,

Basavarajappa,Vij

ay agarwal

Spontaneous perforation of gall

bladder-a case report


biomedical research

2012;3(9): 391-392.

15 Sridevi,Sangeetha,Bhaskaran.A, Nandesh,M.B.Sanikop

Agenesis of isthmus of thyroid gland

-a case report

National journal of basic

medical sciences 2012;

171-172, 16 Parimala.s,

Gokul.B.N,Bhaskaran, Beena

Serrata marcescens an unusual

pathogen associated with snake bite

cellulitis

Journal of infective disease

in developing countries

2013; 7(2):152-154. 17 Bhaskaran,M.Amb

ikavathy, Kalyani.R

Scan endometriosis presenting as

chronic

lower abdominal pain -a surgeon

prospective


biomedical

sciences,2012,2(4), 192-

195 18 Vijay Kumar

Agarwal Are we forgetting to offload diabetic

foot ulcers in rural setup


biomedical sciences 2012;

2(4): 205-207. 19 Shashirekha,Krish

na Prasad,

Ananthraju,

Harendra kumar.

Abdominal tuberculosis with

synchronous colon carcinoma


biomedical & advanced

research 2013; 04(02),

20 Y.Cmanjunatha,dr.

k.n.v. prasad,

dr.y.c.beeregowda

Dr.a.bhaskaran

Multiple splenic artery aneurysm

secondary to extra hepatic portal vein

obstruction


diagnostic research 2013;

l7(2): 401-402

21 Ambikavathy,Bhas

karan, Kumar.S,

Uday Kumar.

Non traumatic ileal perforation

surgical experience in rural

population-an Indian scenario


biomedical & advanced

research 2013; 04(1): 47-

55 22 Madan.M,

Mahesh.M.S,

Vijay agarwal,

Avinash reddy

Ongoing testicular tumor of 8 yrs

without locoregional spread - an

enigma for treatment


biomedical research 2012;

3(09): 393-394

23 Madan.M,

Mahesh.M.S,

Vijay kumar

Agarwal, Avinash

reddy

Multiple mesenteric

lymphadenopathy leading to small

bowel volvulus

Journal of biosciences and

technology 2012; 3(4):483-

485

24 M.Madan,

R.Mahesh,Vijay

agarwal, Avinash

reddy

Multiple scrotal swelling - a rare case

of idiopathic scrotal calcinosis

2012,2(2),pg 86-87

Journal of allied sciences

2012; 2(2): 86- 87

25 P.N.Sreeramulu A prospective study of

clinical,sonological and pathological

evaluation of thyroid nodule

Journal of biosciences and

Technology 2012:3(l):474-

478

26 P.N.Sreeramulu Acute calculous cholecystitis in

enteric fever- a case report

Italian journal of medical

sciences ;2012:1(3)

27 P.N.Sreeramulu

Pseudomyxoma peritonei:- a case

report

Journal of biosciences &

Technology

2012;3(l):479-482

28 P.N.Sreeramulu

A case report of gaint lipoma in right

loin

IJ BAR 2012; 39:7.

29 P.N.Sreeramulu

Appendicular diverticulosis: a case

report

IJ BAR 2012; 03:7.

30

P.N.Sreeramulu

Torsion of sub serous fibroid - case

report

Int j pharm biomed res

2012; 3(2):109-110.

31 P.N.Sreeramulu

Mystery of right iliac fossa : a review

of four cases

IJBR2012; 3(10).

32

P.N.Sreeramulu

A case report of central cyanosis Open access scientific

reports 2012;1(9)

33 P.N.Sreeramulu

Richters hernia in paraumbilical

region with caecum and ascending

colon as content of sac; a case report

Open access scientific

reports 2012;1: 2(5): 266

34

P.N.Sreeramulu

A case report of mucinous carcinoma

of left breast

Journal of clinical case

report 2012; 2(8).

35 P.N.Sreeramulu

A case report of large renal cell

carcinoma

Journal of clinical case

report 2012; 2(6).

36 P.N.Sreeramulu

An unusual case of a forgotten

intrauterine contraceptive device

embedded in the sigmoid colon

IJ BAR 2012;03(10)

Presentations

In last year our faculty and postgraduates were instrumental in presenting numerous papers and

posters at various national and international conferences. Many faculty and post graduates have

attended conferences held in India.

CME Programmes / conferences / workshops participated

Dec 12 ICSA Ahmedabad Dr Bhaskaran A

Dr Nischal. K

Dec 12 ASICON Kolkatta Dr Bhaskaran A

Dr Nischal. K

Dr Shashirekha.C.A

Feb 13 KSC ASICON Raichur Dr Ambikavathy M

March 13 4th

National Research

Seminar On Opportunities

And Challenges In Medical

Research In India

Dr Bhaskaran. A

Dr Mohankumar. K

Dr Madan. M

July 12 Pedagogy & Microteaching MEU Kolar Dr Bhaskaran A

Aug 12 Endosuturing Chennai Dr Bhaskaran A

Sept 12 International Digestive

Endoscopy Workshop

Dr Krishnaprasad

March 13 Infertility

SDUMC

May 13 Update Of Diagnostic

Cytology

SDUMC

June 13 Basics In Ilizaros SDUMC

July 12 Bone Marrow

Transplantation And

An Update On Robotic

Surgery

SDUMC

Aug 12 Vascular Surgery SDUMC

March 13 Uroandrology SDUMC

March 12 Surgical Site Infection Surgery/

Microbiology

20/07/12 Obstructive Jaundice Surgery/Radiology/

Pathology

18/09/12 Shock Medicine/Surgery/

Pediatrics/

Physiology

20/11/12 Cancer Tumor Markers Surgery/OBG/Pathol

ogy/Biochemistry

08/08/12 Minimal Invasive

Cardio Thoracic Surgery

Dr Durga Prasad

Reddy

VIMS,Bangalore

04/10/12 Basic Principles Of

Chemotherapy For

General Surgeons

Dr Suresh Babu

KMIO

18/01/13 Pediatric Lower GI

Anomalies

Dr Somashekaraiah

KIMS, Bangalore

21/01/13 Carcinoma Stomach :

Recent Advances

Dr.Krishnamurthy

KMIO

Awards & Merits

Dr.A.Bhaskaran Professor in surgery was awarded and honored as a national faculty in surgical

training by Ethicon institute.INDIA.

Dr.A.Bhaskaran was awarded a fellowship from IAGES and ICSIS in last year.

Dr.K.Nischal was awarded fellowship in ICSIS in last year.

DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPEDICS

VISION

“AIM FOR DISABILITY FREE SOCIETY”

MISSION

• The Department of Orthopaedics is committed to provide the best possible

musculoskeletal care to the patients

• To meet the needs of the Society by training of Undergraduates and Postgraduates, by

imparting the best possible Orthopaedic knowledge and skills.

• To create awareness in the society, to encourage research in Orthopedics, to face the

present day challenges.

OBJECTIVES

• To achieve 100% results to Undergraduates and Postgraduates university examinations.

• To encourage research activities by students, house surgeons and post-graduates.

• To train the post graduates to meet the present challenges in the field of Orthopaedics.

• To train post graduates to compete with present scenario of medico legal problems in

Orthopaedic patients.

• To train the faculty and the postgraduates to face the challenges faced by flourosis and

osteoporosis in this endemic area.

INTRODUCTION

Orthopaedic department started on 1988 with minimum teaching staff ,now the faculty is full

fledged as per MCI requirements with 4 units having 130 beds .Department has got experienced

teaching faculty for both undergraduates and post graduates and also to put efforts for post

graduate students in research activities .To upgrade the present knowledge of orthopaedics,

CME and workshops conducted. Operative procedures have improved from general orthopaedic

surgeries to arthroscopic, spine stabilization and arthroplasty procedures .Improved ICU and

SICU care to manage poly trauma cases.

Thrust areas

To improve the out patient attendance.

To provide C ARM technician there by reducing the operating time of procedure.

Introduction of MCQ for Undergraduates.

Introduction of arthroscopy and arthroplasty for Postgraduates.

Teaching Faculty

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.P.V.Manohar Professor & HOD

2 Dr.B.Shaikh Nazeer Professor

3 Dr.Gudi.N.S. Professor

4 Dr.H.S.Arun Professor

5 Dr.Nagakumar.J.S Asst. Professor

6 Dr.Maruthi Kambali Asst. Professor

7 Dr.Prabhu.E Asst.Professor

8 Dr.Thirumalesh.K Asst.Professor

9 Dr.Ranganatha Babu Kurupati Asst.Professor

10 Dr.Arunodhaya Siddartha.S Asst.Professor

11 Dr.Vinod Kumar.M Asst.Professor

12 Dr.Hari Prasad.S Asst.Professor

13 Dr.Abdul Hadi Shareef Lecturer

14 Dr.Anil Kumar.S.V Sr.Resident/Lecturer

15 Dr.Imran Hussain Ahmed Sr.Resident

16 Dr.Rahul Jayaram Sr.Resident

17 Dr.Muralikrishna.G Sr.Resident

18 Dr.Manesh Kumar.C.H Sr.Resident

19 Dr.Saiva Siddhartha Jr.Resident

20 Dr.Debojyothi Mukherjee Jr.Resident

21 Dr.Praneeth.R Jr.Resident

22 Dr.Veera.V.Satyanarayana Jr.Resident

23 Dr.Jayakrishnan.S Jr.Resident

24 Dr.Singh Shikhar Dalbir Jr.Resident

25 Dr. Gopinath.S Jr.Resident

26 Dr. Nithin Krishna.V.P Jr.Resident

27 Dr. Ram Bhupal Varma.R Jr.Resident

28 Dr. Pagadpally Girish Jr.Resident

29 Dr. Venkata Satyanarayana.K Jr.Resident

30 Dr. Praneeth Reddy Komma Jr.Resident

31 Dr.Anvesh Kondlapudi Jr.Resident

32 Dr.Mitta Chandravinod Kumar

Reddy Jr.Resident

33 Dr.Udumula Ashok Reddy Jr.Resident

34 Dr.Avi Pranay Shah Jr.Resident

35 Dr.Raghavender.G Jr.Resident

36 Dr.Samarth Arya Jr.Resident

37 Dr.Aftab Alam Jr.Resident

38 Dr. Siva Mahesh.S Jr.Resident

Faculty

CME PROGRAMMES/CONFERENCES / WORKSHOPS

Attended / papers presented (oral/Post)

CME & Workshop in Basics of Spine Fixation in SDUMC ,Kolar on 13th

Oct-2012.

Workshop on "PLATE OSTEOSYNTHESIS" for our post graduate students on

January 17, 2013.

Guest lecture on 05/03/2013 on Bone Tumours. Dr.Srinivas, orthopedic Oncology

Surgeon from BGS Global Hospital was invited.

GUEST LECTURE BONE TUMOURS

As per schedule, we had arranged for a professional talk on 05/03/2013 on Bone Tumours.

Dr.Srinivas, Orthopaedic Oncology Surgeon from BGS Global Hospital was invited. The event

was arranged for the Benefit of Post Graduate students. 22 Post Graduates, 12 Staff and 3 local

Orthopedicians were present. Dr.Lakshmaiah.V, Medical Superintendent graced the occasion.

Dr.B.Shaiknazeer presenting memento to Dr.Srinivas

The event started at 9 am by lighting of the lamps. He was introduced to the crowd by Dr. P. V.

Manohar, HOD, Dept. of Orthopaedics. Dr. Srinivas then started his lectures on Approach to

bone tumours, clinical signs and various presentations, investigations and various modes of

management. He also discussed and described different benign bone tumors in detail, which has

good impact to all post graduates particularly exam going students. He stressed upon the right

way of biopsy procurements and planned incisions for the same. He also showed results of

various surgical techniques. The lectures ended at 11 am. We had a small tea break. It was

followed by a case presentation of osteosarcoma. Detailed discussion was done on how to

present the case and what to be avoided in exams while presenting cases. The Post Graduates

were greatly benefitted by the programme.

PLATE OSTEOSYNTHESIS WORKSHOP

We conducted a workshop on "PLATE OSTEOSYNTHESIS" for our post graduate students on

January 17, 2013. We simulated a skill lab by procuring materials available locally. We would

like to thank Dr.Sanikop, Principal SDUMC and Dr.A.V.M Kuthy, Registrar, SDUAHER for

their timely help.

We had 2 sessions in our workshop. In the first session, we had interactive lectures and in the

second session, we had the workshop. We had all 3 years post graduates and the staff of the

department. We started the first session at 9.15am. At first, Dr. Manohar P.V, Prof and HOD,

Dept of Orthopaedics dealt with the Basic principles of application of various types of plates. He

methodically touched upon the principles of each plate and made it easy for the students to

understand. Dr. Sheikh Nazeer, Prof, briefed on the evolution of plates. Students got to know the

earlier types of plates used. Dr.Arun.H.S, Prof, followed it up by briefing regarding indications

and complications of plate osteosynthesis. He gave valuable information from his experience as

an Orthopaedic surgeon. At last, Dr. Naveen D, Assistant Prof, briefed about the techniques of

screw insertion in various types of plates. The first session lasted for 90 minutes.

The second session started at 11AM in the simulated skill lab in the post graduate building. We

had 5 work stations. The bone models were erected on the vices. At first, Dr. Sheikh Nazeer

demonstrated how to apply plate and fix it with screws. Students were divided into groups of 4.

Each group had separate work stations and they were guided by the senior and junior staff of

Orthopaedic Department. The workshop ended at 1pm. The students were given response sheets

about the things they liked and the things that needed improvement. They were happy to have the

workshop. They were of the opinion that the content and execution was good, but they wanted

more work stations.

Workshop in progress

CMC/ WORKSHOP / CONFERENCE ATTENDED BY FACULTY AND

POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS

The faculty and postgraduates regularly attend interdepartmental teaching programs and

clinicopathological conferences conducted regularly in the collage. The faculty members have

attended continuing orthopaedic education programs conducted around the state for example on

arthroplasty of hip and knee spine surgeries and arthroscopy knee and shoulder.

Advanced Cadaveric Knee Arthroscopy at MS.Ramaiah Medical College Bangalore,

attended by Dr. P.V.Manohar, Dr.Arun.H.S March 25th

, 2012.

Sparsh knee Arthroplasty Course- Basic 2012 attended by Dr. P.V.Manohar ,

Dr.Arun.H.S,Dr. Venkatesh reddy and Dr. Md. Imaran March 10th

11th

-2012.

Basic Cadaveric Knee Arthroscopy at M.S.Ramaiah medical college: Dr. P.V.Manohar

and Dr.Arun.H.S. Month of April 15th

-2012.

Sparsh hip Arthroplasty Course (Hip modular Arthroplasty)attended by Dr. P.V.Manohar

and postgraduate students, May-2012.

Orthopaedic Course conducted at M.S.Ramaiah medical College: attended by

postgraduate students May 2012.

Sparsh Bone Clinic attended by: Post graduate students, May and June.2012

Manglore Orthopaedic Course: attended by Postgraduates June 2012.

LCP plating for Distal Humerus Workshop in OASISCON attended by Dr.P.V.Manohar

24th

, to 26th

, Aug-2012.

CME & Workshop in Basics of Spine Fixation in SDUMC, Kolar on 13th

Oct-2012.

Dr. P.V.Manohar

Attended the CME 37th

Annual Conference of Karnataka Orthopaedic Association from

1st, to 3

rd, February 2013 Organized by Kasturba Medical College, Manipal.

Attended the OASISCON-2013 Pondicherry August 23rd

,-25th

,2013.

Dr.N.S.Gudi



1st, to 3


Has participated in CME- Apollo National Orthopaedic Conference held at Bengaluru,

2nd

March-2013.

Attended the Sparsh –Sunshine Basic Arthroplasty Course at Sparsh Hopsital for

Advanced Surgeries 146, Infantry Road, Bengaluru – 560 001.from 9th

,-10th

, March-

2013.

Dr. H.S.Arun



1st, to 3



Advanced Surgeries 146, Infantry Road, Bengaluru-560001.from 9th

,-10th

, March-2013.

Attended the FOCUS with Cadaveric Workshop Bangalore, India on June 22nd

,23rd

, -

2013.

Attended the Sparsh Trauma Course –on 19th

,-21st July 2013 at Sparsh Hopsital for

Advanced Surgeries 146, Infantry Road, Bengaluru-560001.

Dr. Naveen.D.



2nd

, to 3rd

, February 2013 Organized by Kasturba Medical College, Manipal.


Advanced Surgeries 146, Infantry Road, Bengaluru-560001.from 9th

,-10th

, March-2013.

POSTGRADUATES

Dr.Debojyothi Mukherjee

Indian orthopaedic association M.S. Ramaiah Medical College and Hospital-

Postgraduate teaching programme. 17th

and 18th

March 2012.

Canara orthopaedic society- Mangalore orthopaedic course - June 15th

17th

2012.

10th

Calicut orthopaedic course 13th

-15th

July-2012.

LCP plating for Distal Humerus Workshop in OASISCON 24th

to 26th

Aug-2012.

TOPIC 2012 Thrissur orthopaedic intraining course 14th

-16th

Sept.2012.

The Postgraduates attended 37th

Annual Conference of Karnataka Orthopaedic

Association KOACON on 1st to 3

rd February 2013 Organized by Kasturba Medical

College, Manipal.

Oral presentation:

A comparative study of Management of fracture shaft of femur by open versus closed

Intramedullary interlocking nailing in KAOCON-2013.

Publication: Kambli M, Priyamargavi H, Shaik N B, Mukherjee D, Gudi N S. Familial multiple exostoses

arising from bones of enchondral as well as membranous (in a family affecting seven members).

Indian Journal of Medical and Paediatric Oncology 2012; 33(4):227 – 232

Dr.Jayakrishna

Indian orthopaedic association M.S. Ramaiah Medical College and Hospital-

Postgraduate teaching programme.17th

, and 18th

, March.2012.

Canara orthopaedic society-Mangalore orthopaedic cours-June 15th

17th

, 2012.

10th

, Calicut orthopaedic course 13th

, -15th

, July-2012.

11th

Annual Conference of orthopaedic Association of South Indian states OASISCON

24th

, to 26th

, Aug-2012. Paper Presentation: Arthroscopic debridement in osteoarthrosis

of kneejoint-Analysis of short time benefits at OASISCON -2012.


Oct-2012.


-16th

Sept.2012.

Attended 37th

Annual Conference of Karnataka Orthopaedic Association KOACON on

1st

to 3rd

February 2013 Organized by Kasturba Medical College, Manipal. Paper

Presentation: Arthroscopic debridement in osteoarthrosis of kneejoint Analysis of short

time benefits at KOACON-2013

Dr.Saive Siddhartha:

10th


, -15th

, July-2012.

11th

Annual Conference of orthopaedic Association of South Indian states OASISCON

24th

to 26th

Aug-2012. Paper Presentation: Study of functional outcome of fracture neck

of femur in the Elderly treated with uncemented bipolar prosthesis at KOACON-2013.


-16th

Sept.2012.


Oct-2012.

Attended 37th


1st to 3

rd February 2013 Organized by Kasturba Medical College, Manipal.

Paper Presentation:

Study of functional outcome of fracture neck of femur in the Elderly treated with uncemented

bipolar prosthesis at KOACON-2013.

Dr.Veera V Satyanarayana.E.

Canara orthopaedic society- Mangalore orthopaedic cours-June 15th

, 17th

, 2012.

10th

Calicut orthopaedic course13th

, -15th

, July-2012.


, to 26th

, Aug-2012.


, -16th

, Sept.2012.

CME & Workshop in Basics of Spine Fixation in SDUMC, kolar on 13th

Oct-2012.

The Postgraduates attended 37th

Annual Conference of Karnataka Orthopaedic

Association KOACON on 1st, to 3

rd, February 2013 Organized by Kasturba Medical

College, Manipal.

Paper Presentation: Aprospective study of patellar fractures treated by modified tension band wiring at KOACON-

2013.

Dr.Praneeth.R,

10th


-15th

July-2012.


to 26th

Aug-2012.

11th

annual conference of orthopaedics association of south Indian states OASISCON on

24th

to 26th

August-2012. Paper Presentation: Bilateral traumatic hip dislocation with

associated fractures – OASISCON 2012.


-16th

Sept.2012.


Oct-2012.

Attended 37th


1st to 3

rd February 2013 Organized by Kasturba Medical College, Manipal.

Paper Presentation:

Study of management of lumbar intervertebral disc prolapse with discectomy at KOACON-

2013. Publication: Interesting Polytrauma Cases Managed at RL Jalappa Hospital and Research

Centre,Kolar-Bilateral Traumatic HipDislocations 2013

Ewing’s sarcoma of hand: An unusual Case’Jan-Mar-2013.

New projects approved

Study of clinical out come of septicarthritis in

neonate and infants.

A study of fracture neck of femur by cancellous

screw.

Shoulder joint periarthritis.

Dr.Manohar.P.V

Dr.Nagakumar

Dr.Maruthi kambali

Dr.Arun.H.S

Completed research Projects

A Comparative study of management of fracture shaft of femur by Open versus closed

intermedullary interlocking nailing. Dr. Debojyothi Mukherjee, Dr. B.S. Nazeer.

Study of functional outcome of fracture neck of femur treated with Bipolar hemi

replacement arthroplasty. Dr. Saive Siddhartha, Dr. N.S.Gudi.

Study of outcome of arthroscopic debridement in osteoarthritis of Knee joint. Dr. Jaya

Krishna, Dr. N.S.Gudi.

Evalution of functional outcome following disectomy in symptomatic lumber

intervertebral prolapse. Dr. Praneeth.R, Dr. Manohar.

Study of Management of distal tibia fractures by minimally invasive locking plate

osteosynthesis. Singh Shihar Dalbir, Dr. P.V. Manohar.

A prospective study of patellar fractures treated by modified tension band .Wiring. Dr.

Veera V. Satyanarayana, Dr. H.S.Arun

Dissertations

A study of efficacy with local methyl prednisolone acetate injection versus autologous

blood injection in the treatment of lateral epicondylitis. DR.PRANEETH REDDY

KOMMA.GUIDE DR.ARUN H.S

A study of proximal tibia fractures treated with expert tibial nailing DR RAM BHUPAL

VARMA GUIDE: DR.B SHEIKH NAZEER

A study of fracture of distal femur fracture treated with locking compression plate.

DR.PAGADPALLY GIRISH.GUIDE: DR.P.V.MANOHAR

A study of efficacy of epidural methyl prednisolone acetate in lumbar

radiculopathy.DR.SATYANARAYAN.GUIDE;DR.GUDI.

A study of management of shaft of humerus by imil nailing.

DR.NITIN KRISHNA.GUIDE; DR P.V.MANOHAR.

A study of outcome of autolougous platelet rich plasma injection in patients with chronic

planter fasciitis.DR.GOPINATH.S. GUIDE.GUDI.N.S

Dr.Samarth Arya management of unstable peritrochanteric fractures using 95 degree

angle blade plate.

Dr.Nithin Krishna V.P. A study of management of fracture shaft of humerus

by intramedullary interlocking nail.

Dr.Ashok Reddy U. A study of outcome of arthroscopic reconstruction of

anterior cruciate ligament using semitendinous autograft.

Dr.Satyanarayana K.V. A study of efficacy of epidural methyl prednisolone

acetate in lumbar radiculopathy.

Dr.Vinod Kumar Reddy M.C Study of management of unstable distal end

radius fractures by using external fixator.

Dr.Anvesh K Study of surgical management of bi malleolar fractures in

adults.

Publication

Hemalatha A, Kalyani R, Harendra Kumar M L, Manohar P V. Secondary

chondrosarcoma of the lumbosacral region: Are any bones spared in the multiple

hereditary exostoses?’ Journal of clinical and Diagnostic Research 2012; 6(10):

1778-1780.

Kambali M, Priyamargavi H, Shiek N B, Mukherjee D, Gudi N S. Familial multiple

exostosis arising from bones of enchondral as well as membranous (in a family affectin g

seven members) Indian Journal of Medical and Paediatric Oncology 2012; 33(4):

227-232.

Nagakumar J, Nazeer B S, Arya S. Aneurysmal bone cyst of the lateral end of clavicle in

a fourteen year old boy – case report. International Journal of Pharmacy and Biological

Sciences 2013; 3(1): 525-530.

Kambli M, Gudi N S, Priyamargavi H, Arun H S, Anand V, Reddy P.K. Interesting

Polytrauma Cases Managed at R L Jalappa Hospital and Research Centre, Kolar-

Traumatic Hip Dislocations.– case report. Biological Sciences -2013 3(1):39-45.

Kambli M, Narayana GS, Shaikh NB, Priyamargavi H, Anand VH, Revuri P, Jayaram R.

Ewing's sarcoma of hand: An unusual case. Int J Health Allied Sci 2013; 2: 46-8

DEPARTMENT OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY

VISION

Our vision is to be one of the academic centres of excellence in Otorhinolaryngology and

Head & Neck Surgery, and to impart knowledge and Surgical training in the field.

MISSION

Our mission is to improve the overall health of the population through world-class excellence in:

Education. Imparting knowledge, skills and competencies in health care practice;

Patient care. Ensuring speciality-based, evidence-based, equity-driven and state-of-

the-art ENT care;

Research. Creating and translating knowledge to improve the health at individual and

population level;

Innovation. Innovating solutions and harnessing novel technologies to preserve,

protect and restore health; and

Policy assistance. Extending technical assistance for National health policy and

programs to government and other stakeholders

OBJECTIVES

To impart best and State of Art education for UG and PG students.

All faculty to be involved in at least two research activities in an academic year

To motivate post graduates for their active participation in Extra & Co curricular

activities.

To ensure that all faculty members are specialized in at least one sub specialty by

deputing them for training at Premier Institutions in the Country/Abroad.

To identify all high performers among UG students and involve them in research

activities.

To ensure all low performers among UG are well versed in must know topics in ENT,

Head and Neck Surgery.

All staff members to have at least two publications in indexed journals every year.

INTRODUCTION

ENT has emerged as a vital specialized branch that deals with the surgical and medical care of

all patients irrespective of the demographic variations. The field of ENT has diversified

enormously with the advent of sophisticated instruments and improved imaging techniques.

Compassionate care and just not cure is the motto of ENT Department.

The department of ENT comprises of 2 units – 1 general ENT and 1 unit for Head & Neck

Oncosurgery. The department was established in 1986. The department has developed over a

period of years and is known for being compassionate, attentive and empathetic. The department

is constantly updating the latest developments in the field, so much so that difficult cases from

other places in and around Kolar district as well as from the neighboring states are referred to the

department. Apart from diagnosing and treating serious and complicated illnesses, it is working

towards increasing the number of preventive and rehabilitative services offered.

The good support from the specialities of Paediatrics, Anaesthesiology, Pathology,

Radiodiagnosis, Radiotherapy, Gen Surgery, Orthopaedics, Urology, nephrology, neurology,

Cardiology, ophthalmology, Dermatology, Plastic surgery and Physiotherapy ensures that the

patients receive the best treatment.

Post graduate studies were started in 1997. We now admit four MS ENT students and two DLO

students per year. The department also has been conducting 2 year Post Doctoral Fellowship

course in Head &Neck Oncosurgery

ENT ward is 60 bedded with 5 beds in SICU and beds in special ward with a constant bed

occupancy of over 80%

OPD runs between 8.30 AM to 4.30 PM with Emergency treatment round the clock.

THRUST AREA

Mandible conservation procedures in advanced oral cancers

Voice preservation surgeries in advanced laryngeal cancers

Epigenetics in Oral cancers

Teaching Faculty

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.S.M.Azeem Mohiyuddin Professor & HOD

2 Dr.Khaja Naseeruddin Professor

3 Dr.Vinaya Babu S Assoc. Professor

4 Dr.Sagayaraj.A Assoc. Professor

5 Dr.ChandraKala. S Asst. Professor

6 Dr.Nikhil.S.Bharadwaj Asst. Professor

7 Dr.Merchant Shuaib Farooq Sr.Resident/Lecturer

8 Dr.P.Vishal Sr.Resident/Lecturer

9 Dr.Kouser Mohammadi Sr.Resident

10 Dr.Aruna.N.R Sr.Resident

11 Dr.Sridhar.V Sr.Resident

12 Dr.Lakshmi Menon.R Jr.Resident

13 Dr.Samdani Nawaz.A Jr.Resident

14 Dr.Shilpa.R Jr.Resident

15 Dr.Rijo.M.Jayaraju Jr.Resident

16 Dr.Philip John.K Jr.Resident

17 Dr.Sheetal.K Jr.Resident

18 Dr.Manaswini Ramachandra Jr.Resident

19 Dr.Arun.P Jr.Resident

20 Dr.Shreyas P Pradeep Jr.Resident

21 Dr.Abhishek C Nayak Jr.Resident

22 Dr.Harshita.T.R Jr.Resident

23 Dr. Vasumathi.V Jr.Resident

24 Dr.Beauty Sasidharan Jr.Resident

Faculty

Prof Azeem

Mohiyuddin

Apr 2012

May 2012

Sep 2012

14-16 Sep 12

Oct 2012

Oct 2012

03 Feb 2013

14-17 Feb 13

7 March 13

8 & 9 Mar 13

Teaching faculty at Head & Neck CME at Kshema

University, Mangalore.

Faculty(Panelist & Moderator) at Head & Neck CME at

KMC, Manipal

Moderator & Teaching Faculty at Gen Surgery CME at

KMC, Manipal.

Attended State Conference of AOI at Bangalore was a

Panelist for Laryngeal Cancer.

Faculty (Teaching & Live surgery demonstration) at Head

& Neck CME at BLDE University, Bijapur.

Guest Speaker and Panelist at East Zone Annual

Radiotherapist conference at Kolkata.

Teaching faculty at ENT CME at Govt ENT Hospital,

Hyderabad.

Teaching faculty (Lecture, Panelist, Chair person, OSCE

Examiner) at Head & Neck CME – ‘AHEAD’ at Amrita

Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi

Attended Pre Seminar workshop on Research Methodology

at SDUMC, Kolar

Attended National Research Seminar on Research

Methodology at SDUMC, Kolar

Prof Khaja

Naseeruddin

14-16 Sep 12

4-6 Feb 13

7 March 13

8 & 9 Mar 13

Attended State Conference of AOI at Bangalore and

Chaired a Session

Attended Introductory workshop on Bioethics educators at

Mangalore

Attended Pre Seminar workshop on Research Methodology

at SDUMC, Kolar

Attended National Research Seminar on Research

Methodology at SDUMC, Kolar

Dr Sagayaraj

NIL

Dr Chandrakala

S

8&9 Mar 13 Attended National Research Seminar at SDUMC, Kolar

Dr Nikhil SB 8&9 Mar 13 Attended National Research Seminar at SDUMC, Kolar

Dr Shuaib 04 Feb12

27 Mar 12

17 Apr 12

25 Apr 12

27 Apr 12

01-03 Jun 12

Radio ENT 2012 Rajarajeswari medical college,

Banglore

CME on Recent Advances in ORL SDUMC , Kolar

CME on Acute otitis media SDUMC, Kolar

CME on Clinical Anatomy SDUMC, Kolar

CME on GI & Hepatobilary Surgeries SDUMC, Kolar

Workshop on Head & Neck onco-Surgery &

Hands on cadaveric dissection course

COMPLETED PROJECTS

COMPLETED RESEARCH PROJECT PG’s

Sl.

No. Title of Dissertation Name of PG Student

Name of the Guide Year of

completion

1 Can inflation-deflation

test predict aditus patency

in Tubo Tympanic

disease? A prospective

study

Dr.Samdani

Nawaz.A.

Dr.Thomas

Prasannaraj.M.S.

Oct 2012

2 Evaluation for metastasis

in central compartment

lymph nodes in thyroid

malignancies

Dr.Kouser

Mohammadi

Dr.S.M.Azeem

Mohiyuddin.

Oct 2012

3 Nasal Endoscopic

evaluation in patients

with frontal headache

Dr.Lakshmi Menon Dr.Narayana.G.K. Oct 2012

01 Sep 12

14-16 Sep 12

30 Sep & 1

Oct 12

6-7 Oct 12

27-29 Nov12

15-17 Feb 13

23 Feb 13

8-9 Mar 13

KMC, Manipal

Symposium on Facial Trauma Baptist Hospital, Bangalore

30th AOI Karnataka State Conference Vydehi institute of

medical

sciences , Bangalore

CME Head & Neck Surgical oncology BLDE university,

Bijapur

CME on ‘Recent Updates in ORL-HNS’ ITC Gardenia,

Bangalore

9th Medical Education Technology Workshop SDUMC,

KOLAR

8thAHEAD Amrita Head & Neck Oncology

Program 2013

Amrita Institute of Medical

Sciences, Kochi

CME on Global Oncology Update BGS Global

Fourth National Research Seminar SDUMC, KOLAR

Dr Vishal P 12 Apr 12

11&12 Aug13

8&9 Mar 13

Attended CME on Frontal Sinus diseases at Manipal

Hospital, Bangalore

Attended National Workshop on FESS at KKR ENT

Hospital, Chennai

Attended National Research Seminar at SDUMC, Kolar

Dr Sindhura 21-23 Sep 12

17-19 Nov 12

29-30 Mar 13

ENT Surgical update 2012, PGIMER, Chandigarh

RHINOCON 2012 at Indian Habitat Center, New Delhi

Temporal Bone cum H&N cadaveric dissection course 2013

4 Evaluation of posterior

triangle and

supraclavicular

lymphnodes in N1 Neck

in Oral cancers

Dr.Shilpa.R. Dr.Narayana.G.K. Oct 2012

ONGOING RESEARCH PROJECTS BY STAFF

Sl No Name of the

Investigators

Title of Project

01 Dr.Vinaya Babu.S. “Role of Otoendoscopes as an adjunct tool in Canal

wall up Mastroidectomy for cholesteatoma”

ONGOING RESEARCH PROJECTS BY POSTGRADUATES

Sl.


Name of the Guide Expected

Year of

completion

1 A clinical study of Nasal,

Frontal and Maxillary

injuries in road traffic

accidents

Dr.Rijo.M.Jayaraju Dr.Sagayaraj. A. Nov 2013

2 Age related hearing loss

among diabetes patients.

Dr.Sheetal.K. Dr .Vinaya Babu S Nov 2013

3 Nasal packing and

transfixation sutures in

septoplasty: a

comparative study

Dr.Philip John.K. Dr.Khaja

Naseeruddin

Nov 2013

4 Evaluating usefulness of

5-Aminolevulinic Acid

induced fluorescence to

guide biopsy of oral

cancers and pre malignant

lesions

Dr.Manaswini R. Dr. S.M.Azeem

Mohiyuddin.

Nov 2013

5 Comparitive study

between the dry and

freshly harvested wet

temporalis fascia graft in

tympanoplasty

Dr Shreyas P Dr .Vinaya Babu S Nov 2014

6 Impact of tumor thickness

and depth of invasion in

predicting cervical lymph

Dr Harshita T R Dr. S.M.Azeem

Mohiyuddin

Nov 2014

node micrometastasis in

malignancy of buccal

mucosa

7 Prospective observational

study of otological trauma

Dr Abhishek C.

Nayak

Dr.Khaja

Naseeruddin

Nov 2014

8 Efficacy of curcumin as a

radiosensitizer and in

minimizing mucosal

damage in patients

receiving radiotherapy for

head and neck squamous

cell cancers

Dr Arun P Dr.Sagayaraj. A. Nov 2014

DISSERTATION TOPICS FOR 2012-2013 BATCH

Sl.


Name of the Guide Expected

Year of

completion

1 Comparative study

between the dry and

freshly harvested wet

temporalis fascia graft in

tympanoplasty

Dr Shreyas P Dr .Vinaya Babu S Nov 2014

2 Impact of tumor thickness

and depth of invasion in

predicting cervical lymph

node micrometastasis in

malignancy of buccal

mucosa

Dr Harshita T R Dr. S.M.Azeem

Mohiyuddin

Nov 2014

3 Prospective observational

study of otological trauma

Dr Abhishek C.

Nayak

Dr.Khaja

Naseeruddin

Nov 2014

4

Efficacy of curcumin as a

radiosensitizer and in

minimizing mucosal

damage in patients

receiving radiotherapy for

head and neck squamous

cell cancers

Dr Arun P Dr.Sagayaraj. A. Nov 2014

PUBLISHED ARTICLES

1. Efficacy of Toluidine Blue and Brush

Biopsy in Oral Lesions.

International Journal

of Oral and

Maxillofacial

Pathology 2013;4(1):

2-8

Sapna M, Rupnarayan

R, Azeem

Mohiyuddin SM

2 Primary Microcephaly Gene MCPH1

Shows Signatures of Tumor Suppressors

and Is Regulated by miR-27a in Oral

Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Plos one 2013; 8(3),

e54643.

Thejaswini

Venkatesh,

Mathighatta Nagaraj

Nagashri, Shivananda

S. Swamy, S. M.

Azeem Mohiyuddin,

Kodaganur S.

Gopinath, Arun

Kumar

3 Electromyographic Assessment of

Accesory Nerve Function Following

Nerve Sparing Neck Dissection

International journal

of Head and Neck

Surgery 2013; 4(1):

19-23.

Azeem Mohiyuddin,

Sagaya Raj, Shuaib

Merchant, Oomen,

Philip John Kottaram

4 Interesting Clinical Presentation of

Myxoid Liposarcoma of Oropharynx


of Head and Neck

Surgery 2013; 4(1):

57-58.

Azeem Mohiyuddin,

Sagaya Raj, Shuaib

Merchant, P Arun

5 Nonrecurrent Laryngeal Nerve: An

Indian Documentation


of Head and Neck

Surgery 2012; 3(1):

28-29.

Sagaya Raj, Ravi

Padmankar Deo,

Azeem Mohiyuddin,

Shuaib Merchant,

Manaswini

Ramachandra

6 Island Pectoralis Major Myocutaneous

Flap:An Indian Perspective

Indian J

Otolaryngology Head

Neck Surgery 2012;

64(3): 270-274.

A Sagaya Raj, RP

Deo, SM Azeem

Mohiyuddin, G

Oommen Modayil

7 Recurrent Laryngeal Leiomyoma Journal of

Laryngology And

Voice 2012;2:95-97.

Shruthi P Suresh,

Kalyani Raju,

Gayathri B, Nagaraju,

Azeem Mohiyuddin

SM, Merchant Shuaib.

8 Stridor in Epiglottic Cyst – A rare

Presentation


of Head and Neck

Surgery 2013; 4(2):

110-111.

Chandrakala S, Nikhil

S Bhardwaj, Kouser

Mohammadi,

Lakshmi Menon

ACHIEVEMENTS/HONOURS/AWARDS/FELLOWSHIPS -

Dr Sagayaraj.A and Dr Shuaib Merchant Farooq successfully completed the Post

Doctoral Fellowship of Head & Neck Oncosurgery in the month of Jan 2013.

01 Jul 2012 – Prof Azeem Mohiyuddin SM. Felicitated on Doctor’s day at SDUMC by

Management & Alumni Association.

06 Jul 2013 – Prof Azeem Mohiyuddin SM received Bharath Seva Ratan Gold Medal

Award by GEPRA at Chennai.

Prof Azeem Mohiyuddin SM has registered for PhD in Clinical Medicine in Aug 2013 at

SDUAHER.

Dr Kouser Mohammadi and Dr Divya Jyothi have registered for Post Doctoral

Fellowship in Head & Neck Oncosurgery at SDUAHER.

DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY

VISION

Enhancing vision for all through compassion and technical excellence.

MISSION

To encourage work with greater commitment

To promote use of advanced technology in practical care

INTRODUCTION

Department came into existence in 1989, as a part of undergraduate

curriculum. Dr.G.Madava Rao, Professor, as the first HOD, has been responsible for the

development of curriculum and clinical services right from its inception. Subsequently

Dr.Shamsundar and Dr.D.Krishnamurthy, contributed significantly in framing the objectives

and directions for the improvement. Dr. Narendra.P.Datti, played a key role in the

development of Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programmes and now he is heading the

department. Our department offers quality out-patient and in-patient services. The OPD has

necessary instruments like Autorefractometer, Keratometer, A-scan, slit lamp

biomicroscopes, ultrasound B-scan, Fundus camera and Diode laser, Yag laser, Humphrey

Field Analsyer etc. We have sub-specialities like Cornea, Retina, Glaucoma, Squint etc. We

have a dedicated eye bank. Outreach programmes like free cataract surgery, Diabetic

Retinopathy and school children screening camps done regularly.

THRUST AREAS

Short term fellowship (2 months) in small incision Cataract Surgery.

Community Ophthalmology

Telemedicine in Ophthalmology

Short term fellowship(2 months) in small incision Cataract Surgery

As we are conducting regularly 6 free cataract surgery camps per month, about 120 - 150

surgeries done. So the starting of above fellowship is feasible.

Community Ophthalmology

As we are already conducting free cataract surgery and diabetic retionopathy camps and the

number of above camps can be increased.

Telemedicine in Ophthalmology

The starting of telemedicine in ophthalmology in collobration with local PHCs.

Teaching faculty

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.Narendra P.Datti Professor & HOD

2 Dr.K.Kanthamani Professor

3 Dr.D.Krishnamurthy Professor

4 Dr.Prashanth.K Asst. Professor

5 Dr. Bhavana H.S Asst. Professor

6 Dr.Vishal Kakhandki Asst. Professor

7 Dr.Peram Koteshwar Rao Asst. Professor

8 Dr.H.R.Manjunath Sr.Resident

9 Dr.Venugopal.S Sr.Resident

10 Dr.Iffath Zia Sr.Resident

11 Dr.Anil Raj.K.S Sr.Resident

12 Dr.Joyita Guha Jr.Resident

13 Dr.Neeraj Gupta Jr.Resident

14 Dr.Indranath Prasad Jr.Resident

15 Dr.Amol Bansal Jr.Resident

16 Dr. Manasa Korthiwada Jr.Resident

17 Dr. Tanushree.V Jr.Resident

18 Dr. Sangeetha.T Jr.Resident

19 Dr. Mithila.R Jr.Resident

20 Dr.Jiya Anne George Jr.Resident

21 Dr.Prarthana Karanth Jr.Resident

22 Dr.Rashmi.N.R Jr.Resident

23 Dr.Shalini Jr.Resident

24 Dr. Mahajan Ashwini Ravindra Jr.Resident

25 Dr. Subhratanu Chakrabarty Jr.Resident

26 Dr. Deepankar Jr.Resident

27 Dr. Kunal Kishore Jr.Resident

Faculty

CME PROGRAMMES/CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS

Conducted

CME on “GLAUCOMA” was conducted on 11-03-13 from 9-00AM to 4-00PM at

A.V. Hall, SDUMC.

Attended/papers presented (oral/poster)

CME on Lasik and collagin cross linking. Jyothi LASIK Centre, Bangalore

CME on recent advances in Oculoplasty. M.S.Ramaiah Medical College Hospital,

Bangalore

Phaco Festival Confluence II 2012 CME at Nethradhama, Bangalore.

Keratosight – II on 7th

October 2012 at Bangalore West Lion’s Super Speciality Eye

Hospital.

Recent advances in Ophthalmology on May 2012 at Narayana Nethralaya, Bangalore.

Workshop

Workshop on Research Methodology and Evidence Based Medicine on 29th

and 30th

September 2012 at SDUAHER, Tamaka, Kolar.

Fourth National Research Seminar on “Opportunities and Challenges in Medical

Research in India” on 8th

and 9th

March2013 at SDUAHER, Tamaka, Kolar.

Conference

Bangalore Ophthalmic Society Conference July – 2012, Bangalore.

Karnataka State Ophthalmic Conference November -2012, Bijapur.

The 71st Annual Conference of All India Ophthalmology Society on 17

th to 20

th

January 2013 at Hyderabad International Convention Center, Hyderabad.

Papers presented in conference

“Comparison of topical, subtenon’s and peribulbar anaesthesia in

phacoemulsification”. Datti N P, Kanthamani K, Guruprasad B S, Prashanth K,

Bhavana H C, Joyita Guha.

“Comparative study of grid laser alone and grid laser with intravitreal triamcinolone

acetonide in diabetic macular edema”. DattiN P, Prashanth K, Indranath Prasad.

“Prevalence of Retinal microvascular abnormalities in patients with Chronic Kidney

Disease among Diabetic population”. Kanthamani K, Guruprasad B S, Raghavendra

Prasad B N, Manasa Korthiwada, Neeraj Guptha.

“Prevalence of ocular manifestations in patients hospitalized with dengue fever”.

Datti N P, Ragavendra Prasad B N, Beere Gowda Y C, Mithila R, Trupti Gowda.

“Rapid assessment of avoidable blindness in Kolar District”. Guruprasad B S,

Kanthamani K, Bhavana H C, Jiya Annie George.

“Subjective satisfaction and evaluation of glare and halos after multifocal IOL

implantation in rural population”. Datti N P, Guruprasad B S, Tanushree V.

“Study of visual outcome and complications of scleral fixated posterior chamber

intraocular lens implantation”. Datti N P, Kanthamani K, Prashanth Krishnappa,

Sangeetha T.

“Study of visual outcome and post-operative complications of cataract surgery in eye

camps”. Kanthamani K, Bhavana H C, Neeraj Gupta.

Research projects

Completed

Analysis of Undesired visual effects of Multifocal IOL’s after Phacoemulsification –

Datti N P, Guruprasad B S.

Evaluation of Visual Acuity & Quality of Life After Cataract Surgery in Kolar District –

Kanthamani K, Datti N P, Prashanth K, Krishnamurthy D, Subhratanu Chakrabarty.

On-going

Study of phacocapsulotomy in preventing anterior capsular tear extension in

phacoemulsification of white intumescent cataract in comparision with needle aspiration

– Datti N P, Kanthmani K, Prashanth K, Tanushree V, Deepankar.

Comparative study of intraoperative complications of capsular tension ring implantation

versus no implantation in phacoemulsification of cataracts associated with

pseudoexfoliation syndrome – Datti N P, Kanthamani K, Prashanth K, Tanushree V.

Efficacy and safety of a mydriatic cocktail with a wick for preoperative and

intraoperative mydriasis in cataract surgery- a prospective randomized controlled trial –

Datti N P, Kanthamani K, Chakrabarty S, Shalini

Comparative study of visual clinical outcome and subjective satisfaction in toric versus

nontoric iol implantation followed by phacoemulsification cataract surgery – Datti N P,

Prashanth K, Mahajan A R, Rashmi.

Dissertations/Ph.D. thesis

Comparative study of iris claw lens and SFIOL in terms of visual outcome and

complications by Dr.Mahajan Ashwini Ravindra Guide Dr.Narendra.P.Datti

Risk factors and management of posterior capsular rent in manual small incision cataract

surgery by Dr.Shalini Guide Dr.Narendra.P.Datti

The profile of primary glaucoma in aTertiary care centre at Kolar by Dr.Subhratanu

Chakrabarty Guide Dr.K.Kanthamani

Efficacy and safety of topical, subtenon’s and peribulbar anaesthesia in manual small

incision cataract surgery by Dr.Rashmi.N.R. Guide Dr.Krishnamuthy.D.

Publications

Retinopathy of prematurity in a rural neonatal intensive care unit in south India- a

prospective study, Bhavana H C, Anand Vinekar, Datti N P, Pushpalatha K, Shiren B,

Susheela, Krishnamurthy D, Bhujang Shetty. Indian Journal Of Paediatrics,

2012;79(7):911-5.

Assessment of avoidable blindness using the RAAB methodology Guruprasad B S, Datti

N P, Ranganath B G, Shamanna B R. North American Journal of Medical Sciences, 2012;

4(9):389-93.

Abnormal Vasculogenesis in Retinopathy of prematurity: A clinico-pathological study.

Prashanth K, Bhavana H C, Shireen R, Datti N P. Anatomica Karnataka 2012;6(1):12-15

Ocular Morbidity in School going Children of Kolar District, South India Amol Bansal,

Kanthamani K, Datti N P, Guruprasad B S, Joyita Guha. Journal of clinical and

Biomedical sciences 2012;2(4):2231-4180.

Efficacy and Safety of Subtenon’s and Peribulbar Anaesthesia in Manual Samall Incision

Cataract Surgery Datti N P, Kanthamani K, Guruprasad B S, Prashanth K, Joyita Guha,

Amol Bansal. Journal of clinical and Biomedical sciences 2012;3(1):2231-4180.

Changing scenario of cataract blindness in Kolar district, Karnataka, South India.

Guruprasad B S, Datti N P, Ranganath B G, Shamanna B R. The utility of rapid

assessment in reviving programs Ophthalmic Epidemiology 2013;20(2):89-95.

Comparison of phaco-nucleotomy techniques in management of pseudoexfoliation

syndrome. Datti N P, Kanthamani K, Prashanth K, Tejal J, Prathana K.

ACHIEVEMENTS/HONORS/AWARDS/FELLOWSHIPS

Faculty

Chairperson/Convener/Moderator in Conference

Dr.Narendra.P.Datti

Chairperson Uvea session at KOS conference Bijapur.

Chairperson Squint session at KOS conference Bijapur.

Moderator Uvea session at BOS conference Bangalore.

Moderator Squint session at BOS conference Bangalore.

Dr.B.S.Guruprasad

Moderator Investigative Ophthalmology session at BOS conference Bangalore.

Honours Received

Best Paper presented in KOS on Community Ophthalmology

Best Paper presented in KOS on Diabetic Retinopathy.

Best Paper presented in KOS on Retinopathy of prematurity.

Best CME on Eye Donation by KOS, Bangalore.

DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY

MISSION

Striving hard to provide high quality & Innovative health care for women by advancing

knowledge through excellence in research, quality education and training of the health

care providers (Undergraduates and postgraduates).

VISION

To transform our department to provide quality care for women’s reproductive

health.

To provide comprehensive education to the medical student and the resident to

achieve excellence in the profession and motivate them to be life-long learners.

To provide an environment of collaboration, humility, integrity and respect for

achieving excellence in profession and promotion of basic clinical and

translational research.

To strengthen the sub specialty areas for providing high quality patient care.

To co-ordinate the strength and talent of individual faculty members with the need

of the department and to facilitate the collaboration of individual and

departmental efforts.

INTRODUCTION

The department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, a constituent department of Sri Devaraj

Urs Medical College is thriving hard to offer quality care to the patient and quality

education to student through our dedicated team of the faculty members. The department

caters to the rural population in and around Kolar district. We, our team of expert

specialists in the field of obstetrics & gynecology provide emergency Obstetrics care all

around the clock to the mothers who are referred in critical condition.

The Department has sub specialty clinics viz. infertility, preventive gynecology etc.

Department provides free counseling and testing for HIV and simultaneously providing

anti-retroviral therapy to mother and newborn tested positive, through PPTCT

(AIDS/HIV detection for prevention of parent to child transmission) center which is

attached to the Obstetrics and Gynecology department. The Department is well equipped

to impart a quality patient care.

The department is actively involved in teaching and training of undergraduate students

since the day of its inception in 1986 and post graduate training since 1996. At present

every year department admits 6 candidates for postgraduate degree course and 3

candidates for postgraduate Diploma course. All postgraduates are trained rigorously in

clinical work, patient care as well as research work. The faculty members and

postgraduate students of the department are encouraged to actively participate and attend

CME, workshops, conferences, seminars, etc.

The department is involved with training of Medical Officer in MCH programme since

last 6 yrs (2008). The Department is extending its outreach services to rural population

through regular camps conducted twice/once a month at PHCs adopted by Sri Devaraj

Urs Medical College viz. Devrayasamundra, Sugutur and Vemgal and also other regular

camps conducted in rural areas.

The department is headed by Dr. Pushpa Kotur with the strong support of team of five

Professors, one Associate professor, four assistant professors & five Senior Residents.

THRUST AREAS

High risk pregnancies

Emerency obstetrics

Genital cancer care: screening and treatment

Infertility

TEACHING FACULTY

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.Pushpa.P.Kotur Professor & HOD

2 Dr.Narayana Swamy.M. Professor

3 Dr.Munikrishna.M. Professor

4 Dr.Sheela.S.R. Professor

5 Dr.Sunita.V. Professor

6 Dr.Gayathri Devi. J. Professor

7 Dr.Gomathy.E Assoc. Professor

8 Dr.Rathnamma Asst. Professor

9 Dr.Manjula.H.M Asst. Professor

10 Dr.A.M.Raja Asst. Professor

11 Dr.Manjula.B.G Asst. Professor

12 Dr.Latha.G.S Asst. Professor

13 Dr.Sneha Latha Alapati Asst. Professor

14 Dr.Vinutha.G Asst. Professor

15 Dr.C.Vandana Asst. Professor

16 Dr.Renukadevi Asst. Professor

17 Dr.Deepika.N Asst. Professor

18 Dr.Arun Kumar Asst. Professor

19 Dr.Chandramouli.A Asst. Professor

20 Dr.Ramya.R Asst. Professor

21 Dr.Malathi.J Asst. Professor

22 Dr. Swapna.R Sr.Resident/Lecturer

23 Dr.Umadevi.B.V Sr.Resident

24 Dr.Vedavathi.V Sr.Resident

25 Dr.Briadar Reena Sr.Resident

26 Dr.Bhavya.K Sr.Resident

27 Dr.Nagashri.M.N Sr.Resident

28 Dr.Aparna.K.S Sr.Resident

29 Dr.Padmini Bhat Jr.Resident

30 Dr.Ramya Patsa Jr.Resident

31 Dr.Vidyashree Jr.Resident

32 Dr. Pooja Patil Jr.Resident

33 Dr. Seema B.R Jr.Resident

34 Dr. Ambika.B Jr.Resident

35 Dr. Arparna Patil Jr.Resident

36 Dr.Lakshmi Gottipati Jr.Resident

37 Dr.Ashwini.M Jr.Resident

38 Dr. Srilatha.M.C Jr.Resident

39 Dr. Anitha.K Jr.Resident

40 Dr. Kalpana Gopan Jr.Resident

41 Dr. Alekhya Reddy Jr.Resident

42 Dr.Umadevi Kantipudi Jr.Resident

43 Dr.Vartika Jr.Resident

44 Dr. Jhansilakshmi Kanumuri Jr.Resident

45 Dr. Dheera A Samdariya Jr.Resident

46 Dr. Geetha.S Jr.Resident

47 Dr. Geetha.B.S Jr.Resident

48 Dr. Aditi Singh Jr.Resident

49 Dr. Latha.K.P Jr.Resident

Faculty

CME programmes/ Conferences/ Workshops:

Conducted

CME on ‘Infertility’ on 11.12.12 by NOVA-IVF center.

Guest lecture was held on 06.11.2012 on ‘’ABC of Stem cells’’ by

Dr.S.K.Chattopadhyay.

CME on ‘Infertility’ on 12.03.12.

Attended/Participated/papers presented (oral/post)

Dr. Pushpa Kotur

Participated as a resource person and moderated a debate on ‘Episiotomy-pros and cons’

in KASOGA held at Belgaum on 18th

Oct, 2012.

Presented a paper on ‘Treatment of dysmenorrheal: RCT of decoction of stem and leaves

of Ocimum basilicum L. vs. Mefanamic acid in 23rd

KASOGA at Belgaum on 18th

-19th

Oct, 2012.

Attended a workshop on ‘Research Methodology’ held on 7th

March, 2013 at SDUMC.

Participated as an organizing committee member on ‘Opportunities & challenges in

medical research in India’ at 4th

National research seminar held from 8th

to 9th

March,

2013 at SDUMC.

Chaired a session in a CME on ‘Infertility’ held on 12th

March, 2013, at Sri Devaraj Urs

Medical College, Kolar.

Dr. Narayana Swamy M.

Participated as faculty in Case Discussion –‘Previous LSCS’ OB-GYAN PG-CME on

14th to 17th, June 2012 at API Bhavana, Bengaluru.

Presented paper on ‘Case of gestational diabetes mellitus with shoulder dystocia’ on

October 2012 at 40th

RSSDI, Chennai.

Presented paper on ‘Case of overt diabetes mellitus with pre eclampsia,

polyhydramnios, fetal macrosomia’ on October 2012 at 40th

RSSDI, Chennai.

Presented paper on ‘The effect of sex, parity and maternal age on birth weight in a

referral teaching rural hospital’ on Jan 2013 at 56th

AICOG, Mumbai.

Chaired a session on ‘Surgical management of cervical cancer’ at global oncology

update held at Bangalore from 22nd

to 23rd

Feb, 2013 organised by BGS Global

Hospitals.

Chaired a session on ‘Opportunities & challenges in medical research in India’ at 4th


to 9th


Dr. Munikrishna M.

Participated in scientific sessions of Cutting edge held on 26th

– 27th

May, 2012 by

ARTIST at Bangalore.

Presented the paper on ‘A rare case of corpora con duplicate’ at Sri Devaraj Urs

Medical College, Kolar, on august 2012.

Partcipated as a delegate in a Conference on Endoscopy & Infertility (LIFE 2012)

held from 31st August-2nd, September- 2012, at hotal atria, Bangalore.

Attended a conference on ‘MUSKON 2013’ held on 24th

February 2013 by MUSK.

Participated as a delegate on ‘Opportunities & challenges in medical research in

India’ at 4th


to 9th


Participated as a chair person in a CME on ‘Infertility’ held on 12th

March, 2013, at

Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College, Kolar.

Participated as a delegate in a CME on ‘Recent trends in Uro-andrology’ held on 15th

March, 2013, at Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College, Kolar.

Dr. S. R. Sheela

Participated as chairperson in 55th All India Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology

held at Varanasi- Azamgarh on Jan 26th-30th, 2012. Participated as faculty Delegate

and presented a talk on ‘Diabetes and infant’.

Dr. Gayathridevi J.

Chaired the session on “CME ON INFERTILITY” conducted by Dept of OBG, on

12/12/2012, SDUAHER.




India’ at 4th


to 9th


Participated as a chair person in a CME on ‘Infertility’ held on 12th

March, 2013, at

Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College, Kolar.



Chaired the session on “CME ON Update Of Diagnostic Cytology” conducted by

Dept of pathology, on 5th

April, 2013, at Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College.

Dr. Sunitha V.

Underwent training in ‘Infertility’ held at CIMAR, Edappal Hospitals, kerala in May

2012.Partcipated in a Conference on Endoscopy & Infertility (LIFE 2012) held from

31st August-2nd, September- 2012, at hotal atria, Bangalore.

Attended the FOGSI training course on ‘Advanced infertility’ at Dr.

K.K.Gopinathan’s Center, Edappal, from 6th

to 19th

June 2012.

Participated in the endoscopy workshop held on 23rd

-24th

February 2013 at Hotel

Atria, Bengaluru conducted by BSOG.

Dr. Gomathy E.

Participated in scientific sessions of Cutting edge held on 26th

– 27th

May, 2012 by

ARTIST at Bangalore.

Participated as a delegate in CME on ‘Pediatric respiratory problems’ on 19th

February, 2013 at Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College.


India’ at 4th


to 9th


Participated as delegate in CME on ‘Update of diagnostic cytology’ on 5th

April,

2013, by Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College.

Research Projects

Completed/On-going

Pushpa Kotur, Gomathy E. Post-placental IUCD insertion. (Ongoing)

Narayana Swamy M. Identification and detection of abnormal proteiomics in

serum and urine of women with pre-eclampsia. (Ongoing)

Narayana Swamy M. Development of rapid, cost effectiveness & non invasive

method for detection of HPV as causative agent in cervical neoplasia. (Ongoing)

Sheela S.R. Evaluation of ischemic modified albumin and urinary nitrites in pre-

eclampsia- A pilot study. (Ongoing)

Sheela S.R. Clinical study of uterine rupture in rural area. (Ongoing)

Sheela S.R. Obstetrics outcome of teenage pregnancy in rural areas. (Ongoing)

Sunita V. Thrombocytopenia complicating pregnancy and factors predicting

severe maternal morbidity and mortality. (Ongoing)

Gayathri Devi. Turner syndrome mosaicism: An Unusual Case with Three

Different Cell Lines. (Ongoing)

Dissertation/Ph.D thesis

Sl

No

Name of the

investigators Title of the project

1

Dr.Narayana

Swamy M Maternal and fetal outcome in forceps delivery-

a study of 100 cases

Dr. Jhansi

2 Dr.Pushpa P. Kotur

One year prospective study on prevalence and

outcome of hypothyroidism in pregnancy in all

the patient visiting for ANC and during labor Dr.Vartika

3 Dr.Munikrishna.M

CTG in intrapartum surveillance and its

correlation with APGAR score and cord blood

pH. Dr.Alekhya Reddy

4 Dr.Sunitha.V

Obstetric outcome of spontaneous labors

compared to induction of labors in pregnancy

beyond 40 weeks of gestation: a comparative

study in Kolar Dr. Geetha

5 Dr.Sheela.S.R Evaluation of serum leptin and LDH as a

marker of pre-eclampsia

Dr.Uma Devi

6 Dr.Gayathridevi.J Serum inhibin A levels in Pre-eclampsia and its

relation to its severity

Dr.Dheera S.

Publications


Prathima S, Prasad CSBR, Udayakumar M, Narayana Swamy M. An uneventful

pregnancy and delivery in a patient with chronic myeloid leukaemia. Global

journal of Med & Public health. 2012; 1(4): 59-60.

Shashidhar B, Narayana Swamy M, Prem Sai Reddy. Torsive gangrenous

fallopian tube with torsion of left para ovarian cyst: a rare case report.

International journal of Biological & Medical research. 2012; 3(2): 1833-1834.

Narayana Swamy M, E. Gomathy, Sudha Patil, Seema B R. The scenario of

cervical cancer in a rural medical college hospital. Internationl Journal of

Pharmaceutical and biomedical research 2012; 3 (1): 1-4.

Bhatt P, Narayana Swamy M, Reddy M M. Successful obstetric outcome in a

schizophrenic- a case report. International Journal of pharmaceutical &

biomedical research 2013; 4(2), 77-78.

Narayana Swamy M, Manjula B.G., Sunita V, Lakshmi. Near fatal anaphylactic

shock following iron sucrose injection for the treatment of anemia. International

journal of medical and applied sciences. 2013; 2(3): 28-31.

Dr. Munikrishna M.

Mannem Chethana, Harendra Kumar ML, Munikrishna M. Endometrial changes

in uterine leiomyomas. J Clin Biomed Sci 2013; 3(2): 72.

Dr. Sunita V.

Sunita V, Rajini M, Prasad S R. Chlamydia in reproductive tract infections:

scenario in Kolar region. International journal of biological and medical research.

2012; 3(1): 1303-1306.

Vidyavathi K, Harendra Kumar M L, Sunita V. Evaluation of endometrium for

chronic endometritis by using syndecan-1 in abnormal uterine bleeding. Journal

of Laboratory physicians 2012; Vol 4(2): 69-73.

Malathi J, Sunita V. Comparision of obstetric outcome between first and second

stage cesarean section in rural tertiary hospital. Int J of pharma biomed Res 2012;

3(4): 222-225.


shock following iron sucrose injection for the treatment of anemia. Int journal of

medical and applied sciences. 2013; 2(3): 28-31.

Dr. Sheela S.R.

Lakshmikantha G, Sheela S.R, Chandra Mouli A. A case of impending rupture of

ovarian tumor during third trimester of pregnancy. Journal of evolution of

Medical and Dental Sciences. 2013; 2(6): 528-530.

Sheela S.R., Lakshmikantha G, Shivaleela Angadi. A prospective study of

maternal and perinatal outcome in multifetal gestation in rural india. Journal of

evolution of Medical and Dental Sciences. 2013; 2(6): 607-612.

Dr. Gomathy E.

Narayana Swamy M, Gomathy E, Sudha Patil, Seema B R. The scenario of

cervical cancer in a rural medical college hospital. Int J of Pharmaceutical and

biomedical research 2012; 3 (1): 1-4.

Dr. Gayathri Devi

Gayathri Devi. Urinary bladder perforation by migratory Cu-T. Ind J of Public

health and research development. (accepted for publications)

a. Post graduates

Dr. Malathi Jonna

Malathi J, Sunita V. Comparision of obstetric outcome between first and second

stage cesarean section in rural tertiary hospital. Int J of pharma biomed Res 2012;

3(4): 222-225.

Dr. Chandra Mouli

Lakshmikantha G, Sheela S.R, Chandra Mouli A. A case of impending rupture of

ovarian tumor during third trimester of pregnancy. Journal of evolution of

Medical and Dental Sciences. 2013; 2(6): 528-530.

Dr. Seema B.R.

Narayana Swamy M, Gomathy E, Sudha Patil, Seema B R. The scenario of

cervical cancer in a rural medical college hospital. Int J of Pharmaceutical and

biomedical research 2012; 3 (1): 1-4.

Dr. Lakshmi G.


shock following iron sucrose injection for the treatment of anemia. Int journal of

medical and applied sciences. 2013; 2(3): 28-31.

Accepted

Faculty


Gomathy E, Narayana Swamy M, Seema B R. Pattern of maternal mortality in a

rural referral hospital: Six year retrospective study. Indian J of Public health

research and development.

Dr. Munikrishna M.

Vidyashree, Munikrishna M. Abruptio placenta: Maternal and fetal outcome in a

series of 150 cases treated in tertiary teaching hospital.

Dr. Gomathy E.

Gomathy E, Narayana Swamy M, Seema BR. Pattern of maternal mortality in a



Gomathy E, Lakshmi G. Uterus didelphys having single pregnancy in her right

horn. J of Clinical & biomedical sciences.

Post graduates

Dr. Seema B.R.

Gomathy E, Narayana Swamy M, Seema BR. Pattern of maternal mortality in a



Dr. Lakshmi G.

Gomathy E, Lakshmi G. Uterus didelphys having single pregnancy in her right

horn. J of Clinical & biomedical sciences.

Authorship in books

Achievements/honors/awards/fellowships

Faculty

Dr. Narayana Swamy M. was awarded ‘The fellow of Indian college of obstetrics

& gynecologist’ during 56th

AICOG at Mumbai held on 19.01.2013.

Post graduates

Dr. Lakshmi G. was awarded 1st prize for poster presentation on “Uterus

didelphys having single pregnancy in the right horn” at Gnanavarsha CME held

by BSOG at Bangalore on 24th, & 25th of November 2012.

CME/WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES-ATTENDED/PARTICIPATED/PAPERS

PRESENTED (ORAL/POST) BY POST GRADUATES:

Dr. Seema B.R.

Participated and presented a case on ‘Recurrent pregnancy loss’ held on 28th

– 30th

Sep,

2012 conducted by OB-GYAN 2012 at PES institute of medical sciences and research.



Participated as a delegate on ‘Opportunities & challenges in medical research in India’ at

4th


to 9th


Participated as a delegate in a CME on ‘Infertility’ held on 12th

March, 2013, at Sri

Devaraj Urs Medical College, Kolar.



Participated as a delegate in the ‘Special interest group on male infertility’ conducted by

South Asian Society for sexual medicine on 31st March, 2013.

Participated as a delegate on “CME ON Update Of Diagnostic Cytology” conducted by



Dr. Ambika






4th


to 9th



March, 2013, at Sri




Participated as a delegate on “CME ON Update Of Diagnostic Cytology” conducted by



Dr. Lakshmi G.


– 30th

Sep,


Presented a poster on ‘Uterus didelphys having single pregnancy in the right horn’ at

Gnanavarsha CME held by BSOG at Bangalore on 24th, & 25th of November 2012.




4th


to 9th



March, 2013, at Sri




Participated as a delegate on “CME ON Update of Diagnostic Cytology” conducted by



Dr. Pooja Patil

Presented a poster on “Vaginal drain for drainage of pelvic collection following

abdominal hysterectomy” at Gnanavarsha CME held by BSOG at Bangalore on 24th, &

25th of November 2012.


– 30th

Sep,


Participated as a delegate on ‘Global oncology update’ by BGS global hospitals on 23rd

February, 2013 at Lalith Ashok, Bangalore.






4th


to 9th



March, 2013, at Sri




Participated as a delegate in the ‘Special interest group on male infertility’ conducted by

South Asian Society for sexual medicine on 31st March, 2013.




Dr. Aparna Patil

Participated as a delegate on a conference held on 28th

– 30th

Sep, 2012 conducted by

OB-GYAN 2012 at PES institute of medical sciences and research.

Presented a poster on “Rupture of bicornuate uterus” at Gnanavarsha CME held by

BSOG at Bangalore on 24th, & 25th of November 2012.




4th


to 9th



March, 2013, at Sri







Dr. Ashwini



Participated as a delegate on a conference held on 28th

– 30th

Sep, 2012 conducted by

OB-GYAN 2012 at PES institute of medical sciences and research.

Presented a poster on “Broad ligament fibroid mimicking ovarian tumor” at Gnanavarsha

CME held by BSOG at Bangalore on 24th, & 25th of November 2012.




4th


to 9th



March, 2013, at Sri







Dr. Dheera




March, 2013, at Sri







Dr. Aditi


March, 2013, at Sri







Dr. Alekhya Reddy




March, 2013, at Sri







Dr. Jhansi




March, 2013, at Sri







Dr. Uma


March, 2013, at Sri







Dr. Vartika


March, 2013, at Sri







Dr. Geetha S.


March, 2013, at Sri







Dr. Geetha B.S.




March, 2013, at Sri







Dr. Latha


March, 2013, at Sri







Dr. Padmini Bhat

Participated and presented a poster on ‘Schizophrenia in pregnancy’ at 23rd

KASOGA

held on Oct 19th

to 21st, 2012.

Dr. Malathi J.

Participated and presented a poster on ‘Abdominal wall scar endometriosis’ at 23rd

KASOGA held on Oct 19th

to 21st, 2012.

Dr. Vidyashree

Participated and presented a paper on ‘Obstertric outcome in abruptio placenta’ at 23rd


to 21st, 2012.

Dr. Chandra Mouli

Participated and presented a poster on ‘A rare case of Corpora con duplicate’ at 23rd


to 21st, 2012.

Presented a scientific paper on “A case of gestational diabetes mellitus with shoulder

dystocia” at 40th annual meeting of Research society for the study of diabetes in India

held on 26th to 28th October,, 2012, Chennai.

Dr. Ramya R.

Participated and presented a paper on ‘Vaginal birth after cesarean section in a rural

teaching hospital’ at 23rd


to 21st, 2012.

Presented a poster on “Prolapsed giant posterior cervical leiomyoma” at Gnanavarsha

CME held by BSOG at Bangalore on 24th, & 25th of November 2012.

Dr. Ramya P.

Participated and presented a poster on ‘A case of ovarian cyst with pregnancy’ at 23rd


to 21st, 2012.

Presented a scientific paper on “A case of overt diabetes mellitus with pre-eclampsia,

polyhydramnious, and fetal macrosomia” at 40th annual meeting of Research society for

the study of diabetes in India held on 26th to 28th October,, 2012, Chennai.

DEPARTMENT OF RADIO-DIAGNOSIS

VISION

To be one of the premier academic radiology programs in India.

MISSION

To provide excellent diagnostic expertise and radiology education through advances in

medical imaging and interpretation, through excellence in teaching and mentoring.

To educate skilled professionals in the basic and clinical medical imaging sciences.

To provide innovative solutions for improving the health of the general public.

OBJECTIVES

To always have our patient's well-being of primary concern.

To provide training to undergraduate students in basics of all imaging modalities.

To provide excellent facilities ,high quality guidance to post-graduate students to achieve

highest medical care and to publish scientific papers in indexed journals

To ensure that faculty is highly qualified / dedicated and motivated by providing faculty

development programmes for their Academic skills and personality

To start Tele Radiology services and initiate interventional Radiology

To continually seek to improve ourselves and our profession.

INTRODUCTION

Department of Radio-diagnosis started in the year 1986 with Dr. Suryanarayana Rao as head of

the department. In the year 1994, the department became full fledged at time of formation of

R.L.Jalappa Hospital & Research Centre. Later Ultrasound and Doppler were added in year

2000, CT scan in 2001 and MRI 2007. The Postgraduate courses were started in the year 2001.

Department of Radio-diagnosis caters to the need of the R.L.Jalappa hospital round the clock.

The department offers Post-graduate degree and diploma courses which are recongnized by MCI.

Department also offers BSc course in imaging Technology under Sri Devaraj Urs Academy of

Higher Education & Research. Department is well equipped with all the modalities including

CT,MRI and Mammography. Department offers services in various medical camps to cater to the

needs of rural population.

All the faculty and residents are actively involved in academic activities and attend

State/National conferences and CME programmes. Faculty and residents are involved in research

publications in various national and international journals. The department is exploring the

possibilities of starting PhD programme.

The department is well-equipped with museum containing worked up and intersting cases of

various system, demonstration room containing exhibits. Seminar room is equipped with

audiovisual units. Departmental library consists of text books and reference books. Internet

facility available in the department.

THRUST AREAS

Teaching Faculty

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.B.N.Kishore Kumar Professor & HOD

2 Dr.Munirathna.N Professor

3 Dr.Purnima Hegde Assoc.Professor

4 Dr.Navin Kumar.M Assoc. Professor

5 Dr.Anil Kumar Sakalecha.M Assoc.Professor

6 Dr.Nagaraj.S Asst.Professor

7 Dr.Manjunatha.Y.C Asst.Professor

8 Dr.Naveen.G.Naik Asst.Professor

9 Dr.Jagadish Basavaiah Sr.Resident/Lecturer

10 Dr.Kalavathi.N Sr.Resident

11 Dr.L.M.Chandrashekar Sr.Resident

12 Dr.Srikanth Sr.Resident

13 Dr.Rajeswari Sr.Resident

Thrust areas Faculty incharge

Foetal Medicine Dr. Purnima Hegde

Musculoskeletal Imaging Dr. Manjunath Y.C

14 Dr.M.C.Choodamani Sr.Resident

15 Dr.Kiran Mai.D Jr.Resident

16 Dr.Shivaraj.H.Gudadur Jr.Resident

17 Dr.Prem Sai Reddy.B Jr.Resident

18 Dr.Deepak Das Jr.Resident

19 Dr. Bharath Kumar.P Jr.Resident

20 Dr.Sindoori Komma Jr.Resident

21 Dr.Jayadev Phvailatpam Jr.Resident

22 Dr. Haritha .P Jr.Resident

23 Dr.Pandy Bhargav Shailesh Kumar Jr.Resident

24 Dr.Sandhya Nandimandalam Jr.Resident

25 Dr. Raj Kumar R Jr.Resident

26 Dr. Ranga Prasad Meda Jr.Resident

27 Dr.Aaditya Kumar Singh Jr.Resident

28 Dr. Kompalli J Satya Siva Raghu

Teja Jr.Resident

29 Dr. Jilu Joy.M Jr.Resident

30 Dr. Vijay N.Raj Jr.Resident

Faculty

CME PROGRAMMES / CONFERENCES / WORKSHOPS/EVENTS

Conducted

”Ministar International program” was conducted in department of

Radio-diagnosis SDUMC (RLJH & RC) on 12/2/2013. Video Lectures were on

Coronary CTA.

MRI and CT in cerebral ischemia.

The ”Hydration day for patient undergoing CT scan” was conducted in department of

Radio-diagnosis SDUMC (RLJH & RC) on 14/3/2013.

Attended papers/presented (Oral/Poster)

Live Workshop & CME on GI and Hepatobiliary Surgeries, SDUMC, Kolar

27/4/2012.

”Third course in the Indian Subcontinent on Multimodality Detection and Diagnosis of Breast

Diseases” KIMS, Hyderabad, AP India.17/5/2012 to 18/5/2012.

Dr.Harnam Singh MID-TERM CME-ICRI” of Indian Radiological & Imaging

Association on ”Musculoskeletal Imaging” & BARC CME-2012 on GIT Imaging

13th

to 15/7/2012 Chennai.

”Indian Imaging Academy” CT update 2012, Goa. 20 to 22/7/ 2012

”Unite together to Fight Against Gynaecological Cancers–Vision-2012” on 17th

&

18/11/ 2012 at RGUHS, Bangalore. Department of Public Health, RGUHS AGOI-

KSC CON-2012

66th

Annual National Conference of IRIA at Indore held from 4 to 7/1/2013.

CME on ”Insights To Leprosy” at SDUMC, Kolar 30/1/2013.

Fourth National Research Seminar on”Opportunity & Challenges in Medical

Research in India” 8 to 9/3/2013. Workshop on ”Research Methodology” held on

7/3/2013 at SDUAHER, Kolar.

CME on ”Infertility” at SDUMC, Kolar 12/3/2013.

29th

Annual Conference of IRIA, Karnataka State Chapter 16 to 17/3/2013.

CME on Boston University Radiology Associates, Boston, USA. Advanced CT &

MR Imaging course -2013. Held on 30 to 31/3/2013 in Bangalore.

MRI in cystic lesions around the knee. 66th

IRIA National conference held on 4th

to

7th

Jan 2013, INDORE.

Traumatic Atlanto axial dislocation without fracture and cord compression– A rare

case. 29th

Annual Conference of IRIA Karnataka State Chapter held at Bangalore

Medical College & R.I, Bangalore on 16th & 17 March-2013.

Introsseous lipoma of calcaneum29th

Annual Conference of IRIA Karnataka State

Chapter held at Bangalore Medical College & R.I, Bangalore on 16th & 17 March-

2013

Post caesarian Rare presentation of utero-Vesicle fistula29th

Annual Conference of

IRIA Karnataka State Chapter held at Bangalore Medical College & R.I, Bangalore

on 16th & 17 March-2013

Central Pontine mylenolysis.29th


Chapter held at Bangalore Medical College & R.I, Bangalore on 16th & 17 March -

2013

Silicosis with progressive fibrosis on CT29th

Annual Conference of IRIA Karnataka

State Chapter held at Bangalore Medical College & R.I, Bangalore on 16th & 17

March -2013.

Asymptomatic double aortic arch29th


Chapter held at Bangalore Medical College & R.I, Bangalore on 16th & 17 March -

2013

Dyke Davidhoff Masson Syndrome – a case series29th

Annual Conference of IRIA

Karnataka State Chapter held at Bangalore Medical College & R.I, Bangalore on 16th

& 17 March-2013

Role of high resolution sonography in evaluation of thyroid nodules 66th

IRIA

National conference held at INDORE from 4th

to 7h

Jan 2013

Evaluation of mammography, Sonomammography in correlation with FNAC 66th

IRIA National conference held at INDORE from 4th

to 7th

Jan 2013

USG evaluation of cervical lymphadenopathy–Oral paperpresentaion 66th

IRIA

National conference held at INDORE from 4th

to 7th

Jan 2013

Benign intra scrotal cystic lesions 66th

IRIA National conference held at INDORE

from 4th

to 7th

Jan 2013

Correlation between CT findings, Carotid Doppler, Lipid Profile and Blood glucose

Levels in patients with stroke- Oral paper presentaion 66th

IRIA National conference

held at INDORE from 4th

to 7th

Jan 2013

Comparative study of USG & CT findings in various focal liver 66th

IRIA National

conference held at INDORE from 4th

to 7th

Jan 2013

MRI evaluation in spinal trauma. 66th

IRIA National conference held at INDORE

from 4th

to 7th

Jan 2013

RESEARCH PROJECTS

On going

An epidemiological study of flurosis in Kolar and impact assessment of interventions : SDUHER

- Dr.Anil S, Dr.B.N. Kishore Kumar.

Pending approval

Dedicated multislice CT study in preoperative staging gastric malignancies

- Dr.B.N. Kishore Kumar.

- Dr.Manjunath, Dr. Madan.

Dissertation / Ph.D thesis.

Sl.

No.

Student Name Dissertation Topic

1 Dr. Rangaprasad Multidetector Computed tomography evaluation of blunt

abdominal trauma

2 Dr. Rajkumar A comparison between low-dose and standard-dose non-contrast

multidetector computed tomographic imaging in inflammatory

disease of paranasal sinuses

3 Dr. Aaditya Diagnostic accuracy of computed tomography of colon ”Virtual

colonoscopy” in colorectal pathologies.

4 Dr. Raghuteja CT evaluation of intra-abdominal fat its relation to cardia

vascular risk.

Publications

Sreeramulu P N, Venkatachalapathi T S, Prathima S, Kishore Kumar B N. A

Prostective study of clinical, Sonological and Pathological evolution of Thyroid

nodule J Biosci9 Tech, 2012; 3(1):574-478.

Kishore Kumar B N, Das D, Guddadur S H. Endometrial osseous metaplasia Intl J Biol

Med Res 2012:3(2):1865-66.

Kishore Kumar B N, Das D, Guddadur S H. Intra testicular varicocele, Nigerian

Journal of Surgery 2012; 18(2): 92-93.

Kishore Kumar B N, Sakalecha A, Das D, Bharath Kumar P. Urinary bladder

herniation rare preoperative incidental findings radiological features International

journal of biological & Medical Research 2012; 3(1) :1459-1460.

Kishore Kumar B N, Shashidhar K N, Sheela S R, Kalyani R, Reddy P S, Anitha

Twin reversed arterial perfusion (TRAP) Sequence (Acardius Amorphous) a case

report and reviwe of literature. International journal of biological & Medical Research

2012; 3(1):1453-1455.

Kishore Kumar, Purnima Hegde, Navin Kumar, Aravind Kaushik. Reddy P S. A rare

case of Von Hippel Landau(VHL) disease. Journal of Clinical and Biomedical

Scoences 2012; 2(1) :48-53.

Purnima Hegde, Umesh K, Karthikeyan. Air containing bronchial cyst-a rare

incidental findings detected on CT International journal of bioscience & technology

2012; 3(1): 474-478.

Kishore Kumar B N, Reddy P S, Kiranmai. Benign intra scrotal cystic lesions-

International Journal- of medical and health sciences 2013;2(1):106-111.

Manjunatha, Prasad K N V, Beeregowda Y C, Bhaskaran A. Multiple splenic artery

aneurysms secondary to extra hepatic portal vein obstuction. Journal of clinical and

diagnostic Research, 2013; 7(2):401-402.

Beeregowda Y C, Srihari A, Susheela P, Manjunath Y C. Homicidial acute formation

poisoning in an infant from a rural sericulture family presening with multisystem

failure Pediatr Emer care 2013;29.

DEPARTMENT OF ANAESTHESIOLOGY

VISION

To be a centre of excellence by consistently providing meticulous anaesthetic care during

surgery, intensive care management for critically ill patients, and pain relief for the

needy.

MISSION

To provide state of the Art Operation Theatres and Intensive care facilities.

To provide Tertiary care facilities

To ensure quality training for students.

To promote quality research among faculty and students.

INTRODUCTION

The department of Anaesthesiology was established in April1988. The

Department was upgraded and catered for the hospital complex with 3 major operating

theatres and one minor operation theatre and a multi-specialty ICU with 10 beds. In 1997

P.G. courses started with two M.D. candidates and four D.A. candidates. Now the

department trains 03 M.D Students and 04 D.A students annually. It is equipped with 14

operation theatres ( for Multispeciality), one pre anaesthetic room, 14 bedded

multispeciality I.C.U with state of the art anaesthesia work stations, monitors, ventilators,

etc… The department has a separate Ophthalmology, septic operation theatres & pain

clinic. About 4000 major surgical cases & 1000 minor surgical cases are conducted per

year. The department participates actively and conducts regular academic programmes at

the Kolar branch of Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists.

THRUST AREAS

Pain Clinic: - providing pain relief services to patients with Acute and Chronic pain

Cardio Pulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation:- Conducting periodical CPCR Work Shops

for Medical and Para Medical Personnel

Critical Care: - Initiated invasive BP monitoring and also CVP monitoring for critically

ill patients in ICU.

Surgical Super Speciality:- Catering to the needs of anaesthesia and critical care

services to Surgical Super Specialties

CT/ MRI: - Providing assistance and monitoring for patients subjected to CT/MRI

imaging.

Mobile ICU: - Inter hospital transfer of critically ill patients.

Teaching Faculty

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.Dinesh.K. Professor & HOD

2 Dr.Premnath Fakirayya Kotur Professor

3 Dr.P.Somashekaram Professor

4 Dr.Ravi.M Professor

5 Dr.Ramesh Kumar.N Assoc.Professor

6 Dr.Anand Tippanna Talikoti Assoc. Professor

7 Dr.Ramesh Kumar.P.B Assoc. Professor

8 Dr.Krishna Kumar.B.R Assoc. Professor

9 Dr.Priyamargavi.H Asst. Professor

10 Dr.Kiran.N Asst. Professor

11 Dr.Suresh Kumar.N Asst. Professor

12 Dr.Prabhakar.H.S Asst. Professor

13 Dr.Sujatha.M.P Asst. Professor

14 Dr. Aswin.K.V Sr.Resident

15 Dr.Srinivasa M. Sr.Resident

16 Dr.K.R.Iftikhar Ahmed Sr.Resident

17 Dr.N.M.Parameswarappa Sr.Resident

18 Dr.Mahesh.R.L Sr.Resident

19 Dr.J.Mohan Chakravarthy Sr.Resident

20 Dr.Prabhavathi Sr.Resident

21 Dr.Satish.H.J Sr.Resident

22 Dr.Srinivas.M Sr.Resident

23 Dr.Srikanth Sr.Resident

24 Dr.Birapuram Dhamendra Reddy Sr.Resident

25 Dr.Radhamani Sr.Resident

26 Dr.Ananya Nanda Jr.Resident

27 Dr.Sushree Das Jr.Resident

28 Dr.Sindhu.B.S Jr.Resident

29 Dr. Manjunath.T Jr.Resident

30 Dr. Rakesh Ramachandra Bendre Jr.Resident

31 Dr. Sriranga Rao Jr.Resident

32 Dr. Priyadarshini Arvind Jr.Resident

33 Dr. Manisha Jr.Resident

34 Dr. Bhagyalakshmi.M Jr.Resident

35 Dr. Archana K Raichurkar Jr.Resident

36 Dr. Harish.B.G Jr.Resident

37 Dr. Don Sebastian Jr.Resident

38 Dr.Naga Jyothi Degala Jr.Resident

39 Dr.Punith.R.M Jr.Resident

40 Dr.Syed Shujauddin Jr.Resident

41 Dr.Thrishul.M Jr.Resident

Faculty

CME PROGRAMMES/ CONFERENCES/ WORKSHOPS

Conducted

A CME was conducted on pain & palliative medicine in cancer survivors on

29.sept.2012.

A CME and workshop on Mechanical Ventilation held on March 5th

2013.

Pre conference workshop on Research Methodology was held on March 7th

2013.

CME on Liver transplant and Anesthesia held on May 23rd

2013

Attended/Papers presented (Oral/Poster)

Prof. Somasekharam. P, Prof. Dinesh. K, Prof. Ravi. M chaired scientific sessions

at KISACON, October 2012 conference at Mangalore.

Dr. Krishna Kumar. B.R, Associate Professor, Presented a lecture and Chaired a

Panel Discussion at ISACON December 2012 at Indore.

6 Post graduates presented scientific papers at KISACON October 2012 at

Mangalore and ISACON 2012 at Indore.

SL

No

Name of the paper Author Conference

01 Anaesthetic management of a geriatric

patient with ischemic heart disease

with acute myocardial infarction and

anemia coming for urologic surgery.

Dr. Sindhu B S KISACON- 5th

to 7th

October 2012

Mangalore

02 Anaesthetic management of a pregnant

patient with severe aortic stenosis and

aortic regurgitation for caesarean

section

Dr. Sushree Das KISACON-. 5th

to 7th

October 2012

Mangalore

03 Severe thoraco lumbar kyphoscoliosis -

a challenge to anaesthesiologists.

Dr. Aswin K V KISACON-2012. 5th

to 7th

October

Mangalore

04 Thyrotoxicosis with myasthenia gravis-

intensive care management.

Dr. Priyadarshini

Arvind

KISACON- 5th

to7th

October 2012

Mangalore

05 Anaesthetic management of a patient

with Gillian Barre syndrome coming

for abdominal surgery.

Dr. Ananya Nanda KISACON-5th

to 7th

October 2012

Mangalore

06 Post burn neck contracture for release

under general anaesthesia

Dr. Manish KISACON- 5th

to 7th

October 2012

Mangalore

RESEARCH PROJECTS

Completed

1) A comparative study of ketorolac with lornoxicam as pre-emptive analgesics in

patients who were undergoing elective abdominal surgery under general

anaesthesia.(Investigator Dr. Ravi. M.)

2) Optimizing the dose of preemptive oral pregabalin for post operative pain control

after abdominal hysterectomy under spinal anaesthesia. .(Investigator Dr. Anand.

T. T.)

Publications

Dinesh K, Ravi M, Ramesh Kumar PB, Krishna Kumar BR, Kishore KS,

Somasekharam P. Severe thoraco lumbar kyphoscoliosis- a challenge to

anaesthesiologists. Int J Pharm Biomed Res 2012;3(1):69-70.

Ravi M, Ananya Nanda, Manjunath T, Sushree Das, Dinesh K. Anaesthetic

management of a patient with Guillian-Barre syndrome coming for abdominal

surgery. J Clin Biomed Sci 2012; 2:141-43.

Anand TT, Sindhu BS, Kavyashree SP, Kishore Kumar KS. Alcoholic delirium

tremens with hollow viscous perforation scheduled for emergency laparotomy. Indian

Journal of Anaesthesia 2012; 56:189-92.

Girish Babu N, Girish MB, Ravi M. A comparative study of ketorolac with

lornoxicam as pre-emptive analgesics in patients who were undergoing elective

abdominal surgery under general anaesthesia. Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic

Research 2012;6(3):418-22.

Narayanaswamy M, Uday Kumar M, Dinesh K, Preeti K, Yamini A, Prakar U.

Intravenous Leiomyomatosis. Nigerian Journal of Surgery 2012; 18: 105-06.

Umesh Babu R, Krishna Kumar BR, Harendra Kumar, Gayathri B.

Organophosphorous poisoning presenting as pulmonary thromboembolism. Medico-

Legal Update 2012; 12: 40-41.

Kiran N, Priyadarshini Arvind, Ravi M. Thyrotoxicosis with myasthenia gravis – ICU

Management. J Clin Biomed Sci 2012;4:200-03.

Maruti K, Priyamargavi H, Sheikh N, Debojyothi M, Gudi N S. Familial multiple

exostosis arising from bones of enchodral as well as membranes( in a family affecting

seven members). Indian Journal of Medical and Paediatric Oncology 2012; 33:227.

Anand T T, Dinesk K, Ananya Nanda, Pradeep Kumar, Somasekharam P. Optimizing

the dose of preemptive oral pregabalin for post operative pain control after abdominal

hysterectomy under spinal anaesthesia. Journal of Clinical and Biomedical Sciences

2013; 3: 12-19.

ACHEIVEMENTS/HONOURS/AWARDS/FELLOWSHIPS

Dr. Dinesh. K. and Dr. Ravi. M, Professors completed BLS and ACLS provider course at

St. Johns Medical College in April 2012.We are conducting periodic CPCR programmes

for all outgoing Interns, post graduates, paramedical staff.

DEPARTMENT OF DENTISTRY

VISION

To provide the best work place in alleviating human oral suffering

Single window delivery of total oral health care needs

To be efficient, effective, community acceptable and excel in service rendered.

To sustain improved levels of home care

To attain potential improvement in general health

MISSION

To treat every patient as unique

To serve the under served

To bring awareness among the community and help strengthen the relation

To impart future oriented strategies

To excel in knowledge, skills & services

INTRODUCTION

The department was established in the year 1996 under the able guidance of Dr.Girish

Sharma. The department plays an important role in society as a provider of preventive,

restorative and curative clinical services i.e., comprehensive care to the public at large.

Urbanization, increasing levels of education and standard of living and better health

consciousness are bound to make dental department an important discipline in medical

college.

Under the above guidelines, the main motto of the department of Dentistry is "Oral health

for a wholesome health". This is spread to the masses by means of well-organized school

and Community Dental Health education programs. All the above activities help in creating

awareness among the rural population. This has all the potential to change the very scenario

of dentistry and oral health status for the good.

THRUST AREAS

Maxillofacial trauma: only trauma Centre in the district which deals with maxillofacial

injuries such as lefort fractures, mandibular fractures. We also treat maxillofacial

pathology & TMJ ankylosis.

Periodontal medicine: an emerging branch of dentistry which deals with diseases

associated with tooth supporting structures resulting from systemic health or disease

and vice versa.

Implant dentistry: the most potent and upcoming branches of dentistry. We desire to

pursue the same and provide the general population in and around Kolar with the latest

of dental benefits.

Teaching Faculty

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.Narasimhan Professor

2 Dr.Mallika Reddy.P Assoc.Professor

3 Dr.Deepa.C Asst. Professor

4 Dr.Harshitha.K.R Asst. Professor

5 Dr.K.S.Srinath Tutor.Asst. Dent.

Surgeon

6 Dr.Roopa.K.S Jr.Dentist

7 Dr.Manjula.V Jr.Dentist

8 Dr.E.Krishna Meghana Reddy Jr.Dentist

CME PROGRAMMES/ CONFERENCES/ WORKSHOPS:

Attended

CDE programmes attended:

CDE on “PERIO-PANORAMA” held at The Oxford Dental College and Hospital,

Bangalore from 11th to 13th Feb 2013. Attended by Dr Deepa C

CDE on “RESEARCH PROSPECTS AND CURRENT TRENDS IN

STOMATOLOGY” held at Rajarajeshwari Dental College and Hospital, Bangalore on

27th and 28th Feb 2013. Attended by Dr Deepa C, Dr Harshitha.

CDE on “FIRST AID & BLS (CPR) PROVIDER” conducted by Prime at

Krishnadevaraya College of Dental Sciences, Bangalore on 14th & 15th Feb 2013.

Attended by Dr Deepa C, Dr Harshitha. K. R

CDE on “LASERS” held at Vydehi Institute of Dental Sciences and Research Center on

22nd March 2013. Attended by Dr Manjula. V

CDE on “FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY” held at M.S Ramaiah dental college and

Research Center on 25th

and 26th

July 2013. Attended by Dr Deepa C and Dr ManjulaV.

Workshop attended

On “BASIC LIFE SUPPORT” held at KGF College of Dental Sciences, KGF on March

3rd & 4th March 2013. Attended by Dr Mallika Reddy, Dr Roopa. K. S, DrMukashaff

Jahan.

RESEARCH PROJECTS

Ongoing

A retrospective analysis of maxillofacial and mandibular fractures seen in dept of

dentistry SDUMC, Kolar.

A dental health survey of oral hygiene awareness and preventive dental care among

patients visiting Dept. of Dentistry SDUMC, Kolar.

Sexual dimorphism of permanent molars among South Indian population.

PUBLICATIONS

Dr Deepa C

Interproximal bone loss assessment: Comparison of conventional and digital

radiographs. International Journal of Contemporary Dentistry 2012; 3(3): 23-27.

Conservative management of cutaneous facial sinus tract of odontogenic origin: a case

report. Journal of Evolution of Medical and Dental Sciences 2013; 2(31):5824-5829.

Dr Srinath. K. S

Deep Subfascial Approach to the Temporal Area. Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial

Surgery, 2013; 71(2): 382-388.


report. Journal of Evolution of Medical and Dental Sciences 2013; 2(31): 5824-5829.

Dr Roopa. K. S


report. Journal of Evolution of Medical and Dental Sciences 2013; 2(31):5824-5829.

Achievements/ honours/ awards/ fellowship

Dr. Deepa. C is a reviewer for Journal of evolution of medical and dental sciences

DEPARTMENT OF UROLOGY

Introduction

The department of Urology was started in the year 2001. Since its inception the department is

fully active in providing advanced tertiary care to urology patients.

It is one of the busiest departments in the hospital performing about 50 surgeries per month. The

department is now well equipped with modern endoscopic gadgets like flexible ureteroscopy,

LASERS , laparoscopy and ready to start super specialist three year residency programme from

2013-14.

Facilities available

Out - Patient Department: four days a week from 9AM to 4 PM and remaining two days are OT

days.

Subspecialty clinics: Andrology Clinic: Every Wednesday. Male Infertility Clinic.

Inpatient Care:

General ward: Separate male and female urology wards with a bed strength of 20 and occupancy

rate of more than 70%.

Postoperative ward/Surgical ICU

Operation Theater: Operations are performed on three working days in 2 theaters.

Emergency care: Round the clock emergency care is provided in coordination with the

emergency and surgical department of hospital.

Thrust areas:

Genito- urinary fistulae

Reconstructive urology: Urethroplasty

Teaching faculty

SL

No

Name

Designation

1 Dr.Krishnaiah Setty.M.V Professor & HOD

2 Dr.T.K.Sen Professor

3 Dr.I.R.Ravish Professor

4 Dr.Vinay Patil Professor

5 Dr.D.Sreedhar Asst.Professor

6 Dr.K.Mohan Asst.Professor

7 Dr.Govardhan.K Asst.Professor

8 Dr.Swetha Sutrave Jr.Resident

9 Dr.Deepak.A Jr.Resident

Faculty

CME PROGRAMMES / CONFERENCES / WORKSHOPS

Dr. Krishna Shetty M.V. attended CME as delegate on “CLINICAL ANATOMY”,

Department of Anatomy on 25th

April 2012.

Dr. Krishna Shetty M.V attended CME as delegate on “GLAUCOMA” in the Department of

Ophthalmology on 11th

March 2013.

Dr.Krishna Shetty.M.V. attended CME as delegate on “URO-ANDROLOGY” in the

Department of Surgery on 15th

March 2013.

PUBLICATIONS

Krishna Shetty M. V, T K Sen, Ananth raju. Medical Management for BPH. Journal Of

Clinical And Biomedical Sciences 2012;2(2): 63-69.

Vijay P Agrawal, T K Sen, Krishna Shetty M V. “Epididymal Sparing Bilateral

Orchidectomy with Epididymoplasty for Advanced Cancer Prostate: Our Experience in Rural

Setup” Medical and Surgical Urology 2012;1(1):1-3.

“Parturition induced pelvic diastasis an under recognized peripartum complication. Case

report and review of literature”. Accepted for Publication in Indian Journal of Public Health

research and Development-July 2012 issue.

MEDICAL EDUCATION UNIT

VISION

To improve the quality of teaching of the faculty

MISSION

To act as a facilitator for inducting teachers into practice of recent techniques in

teaching

To serve as a resource/ service unit to oversee different aspects of teaching-

learning processes

To function as a coordinating unit for academic and educational research related

activities

INTRODUCTION

The Medical Education Unit was established in 1997 (11-09-1997) and inaugurated by

Dr. S. Kantha, the then Vice Chancellor, RGUHS, Bangalore. Dr. N. Shantharam was

incharge of MEU. Later, Dr. S.R. Prasad was the Co-ordinator up to 16-01-2008

followed by Dr. R. Rupnarayan, Convenor from 17-01-2008 to 15-01-2009. Now Dr.

Sarala N is the Convenor from 16-01-2009 to till date.

TRUST AREA

Innovative practice in teaching and learning

TEACHING FACULTY

MEU Core Committee Members:

SL.

NO.

NAME OF THE

FACULTY DEPARTMENT

1 Dr. M.B. Sanikop Principal

2 Dr. N. Sarala Prof.& HOD of Pharmacology

3 Dr. S.R. Prasad Prof. of Microbiology

4 Dr. V. Lakshmaiah Prof. of Medical

5 Dr. Vinutha Shankar MS Prof. of Physiology

6 Dr. C. Muninarayana Prof. & HOD of Community

Medicine

7 Dr. Suresh T N Assoc. Prof. of Pathology

8 Dr. Anil N S Assoc. Prof. of Community

Medicine

9 Dr. K.N.V. Prasad Prof. of Paediatrics

10 Dr. M. Mohan Reddy Prof.& HOD of Psychiatry

11 Dr. C. A. Shashi Rekha Asst. Prof. of Surgery

12 Dr. Nikhil S. Bhardwaj Asst. Prof. of ENT

Faculty

CME PROGRAMMES/CONFERENCE/WORKSHOPSCONDUCTED AT SDUMC

Sl

No Date Activity

No. of

participants

Contact

Hours

1 13-06-2012 Orientation course for PGs 2012-13 Batch PGs – 73 10

2 04-07-2012 Workshop on Pedagogy (Microteaching) for PGs 2011-12 batch PGs - 62 08

3 04-09-2012 Orientation course for II MBBS students (2011-12 Batch) UGs - 78 08

4 11-09-2012 UG orientation Course for I MBBS (2012-13 Batch) UGs - 143 08

5 29-09-2012

to

30-09-2012

Workshop on Research Methodology & Evidence Based

Medicine for PGs (2012-13 batch)

PGs - 60 14

6 19-10-2012

to

20-10-2012

PG orientation course, conducted by MEU faculty of SDUMC

at Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS),

Bellur, Mandya

PGs - 57 10

7 27-11-2012

to

29-11-2012

9th

Medical Education Technology Workshop Faculty -

25

21

8 19-03-2013 Orientation course for new interns (March 2013 batch) Interns -

93

08

Total contact hours: 87

Workshop: 03

PG Orientation Course: 02 (1 Program conducted at(AIMS), Bellur, Mandya)

UG Orientation Course: 03 (For I MBBS, II MBBS & Interns)

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Total 08

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Postgraduate orientation course (2- Days) conducted at Adichunchanagiri Institute of

Medical Sciences (AIMS), Mandya on 19th

& 20th

October 2012 (As Resource Person)

Dr. Sarala N Prof. & HOD of Pharmacology, SDUMC

Dr. S R Prasad Prof. of Microbiology, SDUMC

Dr. Vinutha Shankar M S Prof. of Physiology, SDUMC

Dr. Ashakiran S Prof. of Biochemistry

Attended

Sl.

No Name of CME/ Workshop Conducted by Participants Dept.

1 Awarded and has completed

with distinction a fellowship

with PSG FAIMER

Regional Institute

PSG –FAIMER Regional

Institute

Coimbatore

April 2010 to April 2012

Dr. Sarala N Pharmacology

2 Basic Workshop on

“Medical Education

Technologies”

St. John’s Medical College

Bangalore

5th

– 7th

December 2012

Dr. Prasanna

Kamath B T

Comm. Med

3 Attended 66th

National

Course on “Educational

Sciences for Teachers of

Health Professionals (NTTC)

JIPMER

Puducherry

7th

– 16th

Feb 2013

Dr. Vinay

Kulkarni

Anatomy

RESEARCH PROJECTS

Completed

Dr. Vinutha Shankar M S: (1) Low achievers: are they slow learners?

(2) Introducing Modified Team-Based Learning in Physiology

(3) Fostering active learning by Self Directed Learning in Physiology

(4) Introduction of team based learning for effective small group

learning in physiology

Dr. Sarala N : (1) Programme evaluation of Faculty Development Programs

conducted at Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College, Kolar

(2) Initiating case based learning for large group in Pharmacology

Dr. Harendra Kumar M L: (1) Group discussion for slow learners to improve their

performance in exams

On-going

Dr. Prasanna Kamath BT: Introduction of Simulated Patient Management Problems (SPMP)

into community medicine

Dr. Arun H S : Simulated Patient Management Problems (SPMP) for 5th semester

students

Dr. Muninarayana C : Use of handouts in the lecture method of teaching

PUBLICATIONS

Sl.


1. Changes in the learning style

in medical students during

their MBBS course

Usha G Shenoy

Karthiyanee Kutty

Vinutha Shankar M S

Nachal Annamalai

International Journal

of Scientific and

Research Publications

2012; 2(9): 1-3

Physiology

Accepted

Sl.


1. Initiating case based learning

for large group in

Pharmacology

Sarala N

Nagesh Raju G

Kumar TN

South East

Asian

Journal of

Medical

Education

2012

Pharmacology

ACHIEVEMENTS/ HONORS/ AWARDS/ FELLOWSHIPS

Faculty

Dr. Sarala N, Prof. & HOD of Pharmacology and Convenor of MEU, Sri Devaraj UrsMedical

College has completed her FAIMER fellowship during April 2010 to April 2012

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTRE

VISION

To strive for providing the highest quality of Health Information Services to provide:

MISSION

To dovelop a state-of-art, library

To provide comprehensive reading resources to users.

To increase the number of library user.

OBJECTIVES

To provide user friendly library facilities with good ambiance.

To provide appropriate library reading resources (Print + online & data base) to the users

To provide excellent library services and timely access of information.

To provide service which reflect professional, ethical and cultural behavior.

To ensure continued education for library users for better access of library resources.

To ensure continued education for service provider to give best service to users.

GOALS

Service excellence and timely access to information in health sciences.

Service reflecting professional, ethical and cultural behaviour.

Continuous learning, adaptability, innovation and enhancement of staff skills and

services.

Rewarding work environment, characterized by team spirit, flexibility, personal

growth and sense of humour.

To strive to become a nationally acclaimed University Health Sciences Library in

the country.

INTRODUCTION

The library meets the information needs of the faculty and students. It is accommodated on the

2nd & 3rd floors of the administrative block. At present, the repository consists of 20711 books,

8809 back volumes of the journals and 796 compact discs (CD). The library in the year had

subscribed to 51 foreign titles, 105 Indian journals and 24 online journals. It also has 300 online

journals subscribed to HELINET (E-Journals) consortium of RGUHS, Bangalore. Apart from

this, the library has subscribed to Jaypeedigital.com of e-books and journals. The library has well

equipped Information Communication & Technology (ICT) for both students and staff.

LIBRARY SERVICES

The library provides following services such as documentary delivery, Internet reference,

reprographic, book bank, lending and also Inter library loan.

Orientation Program on HELINET Training

Dept. of Library and Information Centre has conducted a week-long department wise one hour

hands on practice and training on HELINET Resources and access updates for the postgraduates

students of 2012-13 academic year from 13th to 16th February 2012 in the library.

This training program is intended to know how to use Science Direct, OVID and MD Consult

provided under HELINET Consortium for the year 2011, which enables the postgraduate

students to enrich their skills and knowledge in improving the access rate of the resources.

Dept. of Library and Information Centre organised annual book exhibition from 17th to 19th,

October 201 wherein leading medical book publishers and suppliers participated.

Mr. Prakash, Mr. Devaraj B.V & Mr. Gangareddy, attended 5th Annual conference of

“Karnataka Health Science Library Association”. It was held on 25th & 26th Jan 2013 at Father

Muller Medical College, Mangalore.

DEPARTMENT OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

VISION

“HONING SKILLS OF ALLIED HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS FOR

HEALTHY HUMANITY”

MISSION

To impart knowledge and skill based training to create cadre of globally competent

Paramedical /Allied health professionals.

To inculcate values among Allied health professionals so as to perform for the wellbeing

of the mankind with commitment and dedication.

To impart right propensities and skills among the Allied Health Sciences professionals to

carry out biomedical research.

OBJECTIVES

To provide required infrastructure and facilities to the students to become competent and

responsible professionals in the area of Allied Health Sciences.

To design Courses of vocational and innovative nature in the areas of interdeciplinery and

Allied Health Sciences.

To promote facilities to carry out Research in “Translational Research” integrating basic

and medical sciences.

INTRODUCTION

The Department of Allied Health Sciences [AHS] was established in 2010 under the faculty

of Allied Health sciences, as new initiative to provide courses of vocational nature. The

primary focus is to prepare Allied Health professionals to perform for the wellbeing of the

mankind with commitment and dedication. The department aims to become a leader in Allied

Health Sciences Education and the department continues to grow and expand its activities to

research in biomedical areas. Opportunities abound for students and faculty at all levels to

participate in basic, translational, interdisciplinary and community oriented research.

Considering these objectives, the Academy established an additional research laboratory

focusing more on proteomics apart from a well-equipped “Central Research Laboratory”.

These laboratories cater to diagnostic services of the various clinical departments for

diagnosing the genetic disorders with the support of analytical strength of molecular genetics

and cytogenetic studies.

The Department of Allied Health Sciences conducts the following courses under Faculty of

Allied Health Sciences after obtaining academic and administrative approval from the Board of

studies, Academic council and Board of Management of The Academy.

I Bachelor Degree courses

a) BSc- Medical Laboratory Technology

b) BSc-Imaging Technology

c) BSc-Ophthalmic Technology

d) BSc-Operation Theater technology

II Post Graduate Diploma Degree

a) Post Graduate Diploma in Genomic Technology

b) Post Graduate Diploma in Yoga Practice

III Master of Philosophy [M.Phil]

M.Phil in Molecular Cell biology and Medical Genetics

IV PROPOSED COURSES (ACADEMIC YEAR 2013-14)

Ph.D in Cytogenetics and Molecular Genetics

The Department has student strength of 24 B.Sc. Allied Health sciences, 2 Post Graduate

Diploma in Genomic Technology and 4 M.Phil Molecular cell Biology and Medical Genetics

Students.

ACHIEVEMENTS:

Setting up of an additional Research Laboratory(Proteomics)

Approval for the start of Ph.D. courses from the academic year 2013-14.

Approval for the start of a separate Department of Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics

for conducting all innovative courses currently offered in the Department of Allied

Health Sciences.

THRUST AREAS

Proteomics and Enzymology

Molecular Genetics

TEACHING FACULTY POSITION

Dean: Dr.A.V.M. Kutty

Director: Dr.M.L.Harendra Kumar

Scientific Director: Dr.P.R.Krishnaswamy

Programm Co-ordinator and Head: Dr.C.D.Dayanand.

TEACHING FACULTY AND RESEARCH STAFF

Mr Pradeep Kumar Vegi

Mrs Divya Bose

Mr Vaigundan D

Miss Malini

Miss Maryshoba Rani

ADJUNCT TEACHING FACULTY

Anatomy- Mr.T. Suresh

Physiology – Mrs. Usha G Shenoy

Biochemistry: Mrs.Deena Mendez/ Mrs.Mamatha

Microbiology- Dr. Parimala/Dr Savitha

Pathology- Dr. Prathima S/Dr.Gayathri B.N

Radiology: Dr Nagaraj

Anaesthesiology: Dr Anand Thalikote

Pharmacology: Dr Jaikumar

VISITING SCIENTIST AND TEACHING STAFF

Dr.Sathish Ramachandran

CME programmes /conference/workshops Conducted by the Department:

A work shop on Yoga therapy: A Journey towards healthier life. On 19.06.2012

A Guest lecture on happiness analysis by Dr.G.N.Sreevidya On 10.04.2012

Attended/paper presented (oral/post)

List of staff attended 4th

National Research Seminar at SDUAHER in 2013

Dr. A. V. M. Kutty

D.r C. D. Dayanand

Dr. Patil N.G

Mrs. Divya Bose

M.r Vaigundan

Mr. Pradeep Kumar Vegi

Miss. Malini

Miss. Mary Shoba Rani

PAPER PRESENTATIONS IN SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES

Pradeep Kumar Vegi presented a paper entitled “Influence of Oxidative

stress on Protein Carbonyl Content and Glycemic Status in Type II Diabetes” in “Association

of Clinical Biochemistry in India” ACBIOCON 2012 at Ranchi, India.

Dr Patil NJ and his coworkers presented a paper entitled” Papaya leaf extract-as an adjuvant

therapy in Dengue fever” in 4th

International conference on Medicinal plants and Herbal

products” at John Hopkins University, USA.

PARTICIPATIONS IN SCIENTIFIC EVENTS

Dr C D Dayanand, A V M Kutty, Pradeep Kumar Vegi Participated in Research Methodology

work Shop conducted by SDUAHER.

Dr C. D. Dayanand participated in a seminar on “The need for rural basic Medical Doctor –

Towards Equity in Health Care” conducted by SDUAHER and KHCS, Govt. of Karnataka.

Dr C D Dayanand participated in a Fourth Research seminar on “Opportunities and Challenges

in Medical Research in India” conducted by SDUAHER

RESEARCH PROJECTS COMPLETED

Evaluation of ischemia modified albumin and urinary nitrites in pre-eclampsia -A pilot

study. Pradeep kumar vegi, C.D.Dayanand, AVM Kutty

Evaluation of antibacterial activity in seeds of pongamia pinnata Linn

Mary Shoba Rani, C.D.Dayanand, Jeevan Shetty, AVM Kutty.

ONGOING RESEARCH PROJECTS

Novel pre eclampsia biomarkers in urinary and serum exosomes

Satheesh Ramachandra Rao, Narayanaswamy, Mary S Rani, Pradeep kumar vegi,

C.D.Dayanand, A.V.M. Kutty.

Add on biochemical markers of endothelial dysfunction in type 2 diabetes patients

with and without clinical complications- A biochemical evaluation

Mamatha kunder, Pradeep kumar vegi, C.D.Dayanand AVM Kutty.

M. PHIL DISSERTATIONS (TOPICS GIVEN DURING 2012-13 BATCH )

M. Phil 3rd

semester

Candidate name: Mrs Shiny Vinila B. H.

Guide: Dr. C. D. Dayanand

Co-Guide: Dr. Pushpa P Kotur

Topic: Frequency of occurrence of methylene tetra hydro folate reductase C677T gene

polymorphism in couple of recurrent spontaneous abortions.

Candidate name: Dr Kumaraswamy. R.

Guide: D.r A.V.M. Kutty

Co-Guide: Dr. Azeem Mohiyuddin

Topic: Mutational analysis of GJB 2 and GJB 6 genes in congenital non-syndromic

hearing impairment probands.

PAPERS PUBLISHED

1. C.D Dayanand Pradeep kumar vegi A.V.M. Kutty Protein carbonyl content as a stable

oxidative stress marker in Type II diabetes. IJBMR 2012; 3(4): 2362-65 .

2. C.D.Dayanand Pradeep kumar vegi, A.V.M.Kutty. Comparison of calculated HbA1c with

measured HbA1c by High Pressure Liquid Chromatography method. IJSID 2012; 2(6) :1-7

3. C.D.Dayanand Evaluation of comparative total proteolytic activity in plant lattices.

IJLBPR 2013; 2(1):46-54.

4. Vaigundan D, Krishnappa J, Krishnaswamy P R, Kadandale J.S, Dhananjaya C.D.

Familial Fanconi’s with bowed & dysplastic right ulna bilateral thumb aplasia-Intl. journal of

Biological & Medical Research 2012; 3 (1): 1447-1449.ISSN-0976:6685.

Accepted

C.D.Dayanand Pradeep kumar vegi A.V.M.Kutty. V.Lakshmaiah

Association of IMA in terms of hypoxic risk with carbonylated protein glycated hemoglobin

and plasma insulin in type 2 diabetes mellitus. [ International journal of biochemistry and

biotechnology

Dr N.J.Patil Dr K.Prabhakar Efficacy of carica papaya leaf extract in Dengue –Add on

therapy in medical management Accepted in Journal of clinical and Biomedical sciences

GENOMICS AND CENTRAL RESEARCH LABORATORY

The Academy is proud to announce the establishment of an advanced center of Genomics and

central research laboratory at a cost of over two crores. This facility will help the university

faculty to keep in pace with research in genomic medicine and diagnosis The Genomic and

central research facility is actively involved in the following research activities.

Molecular Genetics

We have facilities for PCR, gene cloning of both prokaryotic and eukaryotic proteins for

expression, site directed mutagenesis, genomic DNA isolation from bacteria and

mammalian cells, si-RNA technology for gene silencing , design of constructs for

regulated expression of proteins, DNA sequencing .

Animal cell culture

Cell culture set up has been established to culture blood cells and maintain the cells. We

have facilty for with an expertise in DNA extraction from cell cultures, mammalian

transfection and bone marrow cultures for karyotyping. A study has been initiated and is

under progress to see the effects of adjustments on the radio sensitization of head and

neck cancer cells.

RESEARCH PROJECT

To study the effects of adjuvants on the radio sensitization of head and neck cancer cells.

Molecular genetics investigation on Paroxysmal Dyskinesias and Epilepsy in subjects in

the Indian population

Strategies to grow Leptospira organism.

Biochemical characterization of Leptospira protiens.

Proteomic laboratory urinary exosomes isolation in progress

Research scholars at work in Genome lab

Dr.P.R.Krishnaswamy, Scientific Advisor

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

VISION

“Strive and become an exemplary model for advanced research in Medical and Allied fields”.

MISSION

To conduct research in medical and allied fields, as a strong complement to higher education

and training so as to equip them for professions in healthcare, teaching and advanced research .

To build collaborative links in the “Knowledge city” of Bangalore, with globally respected

premier scientific institutions, other institutions of higher learning and biomedical industrial

research institutions.

To achieve high levels of originality and current technology applications to solve research

questions and create new insights into human diseases.

To strive towards achieving a pioneer status in research programs as above, training biomedical

manpower in disciplines crucial to quality healthcare and to integrate the outcomes in clinical

practice so as to build a culture of enquiry and research as well as to achieve translational

medical research to benefit our society.

INTRODUCTION

After the conferment of a Deemed to be University status to Sri Devaraj Urs Academy of Higher

Education and Research in 2007, it was necessary to strengthen the area of research to meet and

sustain the concept of the university status by way of generating new ideas and knowledge. To

achieve this, the Research and Development wing was established in the year 2008 to coordinate

all the research related activities of the Academy. Research and Development section identifies

and motivates the staff of the Academy to engage in Research and publish the findings in quality

national and international journals. The University continues to publish its own scientific journal

“The Journal of Clinical and Biomedical Sciences”.

ADMINISTRATION

Dr.Rupnarayan - Director, R&D. (15.01.2009- 22.07.2012)

Dr.R.Kalyani - Co-ordinator, R&D (23.07.2012 – 31.03.2013)

Dr.A.V.M.Kutty - Dean of Allied Health Sciences and Research.

University Research Committee (URC) is headed by Dr. (Lt. Gen) D. Raghunath, Principal

Executive, Sri Dorabji Tata Centre for Research in Tropical Diseases, Bangalore. During the 8th

meeting of URC held on 10th

April 2012 seven Research Proposals were finalized. In 9th

URC

Meeting on 14th

June 2012 seven Projects were finalized. During 10th

and 11th

URC meeting

held on 15th

November 2012 and 26th

February 2013 nineteen and eight projects were discussed

and finalized . The proposals accepted by URC were put forward to the Central Ethics

Committee headed by Dr. Medha A. Joshi, Head, Quality Assurance, Health Sciences, Gokula

Education Foundation (Medical),Bangalore. Central Ethics Committee meeting was held on 4th

August 2012 & 19th

December 2012.

THRUST AREAS

Work towards development of research capabilities of faculty and scholars.

Encourage the faculty and the students to involve in the area of clinical research.

CME PROGRAMMES/ CONFERENCES/ WORKSHOP

Workshop on “RESEARCH METHODOLOGY” was conducted by the University on 7th

March 2013. Resource persons for workshop included Dr. Stephen Brett, Imperial College, U.K;

Dr Suchitra, Cerner India Ltd. Bangalore; Dr. Anand Jayaram, Bangalore; Dr Shivaprasad S

Goudar, KLE University, Belgaum and Dr. Raghavendra, Bangalore.

The 4th

National Research Seminar, a regular annual scientific programme of The University was

held on 8th

and 9th

March 2013. The theme of the seminar was “Opportunities and Challenges

in Medical Research in India”. The inaugural address was delivered by Prof. P. Balaram,

Director, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore which was followed by talks/ lectures by

renowned scientists including Prof. M.R. Satyanarayana Rao, President, Jawaharlal Nehru

Centre for Advance Sciences Research, Bangalore; V. Mohan of Dr. Mohan’s Diabetes

Specialties Centre, Chennai; Dr. C.D. Anand, Formerly Fellow at Fred Hutchinson Cancer

Centre, Seattle, USA; Dr. Stephen Brett, Head for Research, Directorate of Anaesthetics and

Clinical care, Imperial College Health Care, NHS Trust, London, UK; Dr. Sanjiva D. Kholkute,

Director, National Institute for Research in Reproductive Health (ICMR) Mumbai; Dr. Subarana

Roy, Regional Medical Research Centre, Belgaum; Dr. Shivaprasad S Goudar, Director, Dept. of

Medical Education, Research Co-ordinator, Women’s & Children Health Unit, JNMC Belgaum;

Dr. P. Kondiah, Dept. of Molecular Reproduction, IISC, Bangalore and Prof. Tapas K Kundu,

Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advance Science Research, Bangalore. The valedictory address was

delivered by Dr. Vishwa Mohan Katoch, Secretary, Health Research and Director General,

ICMR, New Delhi. The seminar was well attended by research scholars and scientists of various

institutes.

RESEARCH PROJECTS TAKEN UP BY THE DEPARTMENTS

Sl.

No. Department Name

Number of

Registered Projects

01 Physiology 03

02 Biochemistry 06

03 Pharmacology 02

04 Microbiology 05

05 Pathology 11

06 Community Medicine 06

07 Ophthalmology 03

08 ENT 04

09 Medicine 08

10 Pediatrics 03

11 OBG 01

12 Anesthesiology 04

13 Radiology 01

14 Psychiatry 03

15 Genome Lab / Allied

Health Sciences

08

16 Dermatology 01

Total: 69

Inauguration of the 4th

National Research Seminar By Prof. P. Balaram, Director, Indian Institute

of Science, Bangalore in the august presence of Sri.R.L.Jalappa, President and Prof. Kotur Vice

Chancellor of The University. Also seen in the photograph are Dr.Ranganath, Organizing

Secretary and Mr.Anil, patient at RL Jalappa Hospital.

Valedictory Function of 4

th National Research Seminar presided over by Dr. Vishwa Mohan

Katoch, Secretary, Health Research and Director General, ICMR, New Delhi. Also seen are Sri.

R.L. Jalappa, President of the Academy; Prof. Dr. Kotur, Vice Chancellor; Dr. Krishnaswamy,

Scientific Advisor and Dr. M.B. Sanikop, Principal.

Hostel Facilities

Sufficient hostel accommodations are available for both male and female students. All the

rooms are suitably furnished with a cot, study table, chair and cupboard for each occupant. There

are seven hostels surrounded by greenery. The mess facilities are excellent with modern and

higenic cooking facilities.

Boys: Men’s Hostel, NRI Men’s Hostel and PG Men’s Hostel.

Girls: Junior Ladies Hostel, Senior Ladies Hostel, NRI Ladies Hostel and PG Ladies Hostel.

Two new additional hostels are being constructed one for the Girls and internees with modern

facilities to provide the students the best atmosphere for studies and recreation.

Common Facilities: Indoor gymnasia, Common reading rooms and Common TV rooms. All

hostels have solar heated water supply and water coolers for drinking water.

Recreation facilities

Indoor shuttle badminton court Gymnasium

Management: Hostels are managed by the Hostel Committee under the chairmanship of the

Principal. Day-to-day management is done by respective hostel wardens who are from the

faculty. Hostel committee which consists of student representatives meets regularly and decides

upon the mess menu and other reuirements for the hostels for a comfortable stay .

COURSES OFFERED

UNDER GRADUATE COURSES

Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College the constituent College of The Academy offers Under

Graduate Medical Course, Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (M.B.B.S)

POST GRADUATE DEGREE COURSES

Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College the constituent College of The Academy offers Post

Graduate Courses in 16 subjects. Doctor of Medicine (M.D) course in Medicine, Pediatrics,

Radio-Diagnosis, Dermatology, Anesthesiology, Physiology, Pathology, Pharmacology,

Microbiology, Biochemistry, Community Medicine and Master of Surgery (M.S) course in

Surgery, Orthopedics, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Otorhinolaryngology, Ophthalmology,

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA COURSES

Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College the constituent College of The Academy offers Post

Graduate Diploma Courses in 7 subjects. Degrees offered are D.A (Anesthesiology), D.Ortho

(Orthopedics), D.C.H (Pediatrics) D.L.O. (ENT), D.G.O. (Obstetrics and Gynecology),

D.O.M.S. (Ophthalmology), D.M.R.D. (Radio-Diagnosis) and D.D.V.L (Dermatology)

Ph.D Programs

Biochemistry

Microbiology

Pathology

Fellowship program

Head and Neck Surgical Oncology

Courses under the Department of Allied Health Sciences

B.Sc in O.T.Technology

B.Sc in Imaging Technology

B.Sc in Ophthalmic

B.Sc in Medical Laboratory Technology

Post Graduate Diploma in Genomic Technology

M.Phil course on Molecular Cell Biology and Medical Genetics

ADMISSIONS

The admission to the courses conducted by The Academy is based on the merit obtained in the

entrance examination conducted on an All India Level. The admission policy for the academic

year 2012-13 for Undergraduate course was 85% reserved for General Merit and 15% NRI/NRI

sponsored/Foreign Nationals and for Postgraduate courses it was 80% reserved for General

Merit, 5% Institution preference quota and 15% NRI/NRI sponsored/Foreign Nationals.

UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS

The entrance examination for admission to 5th

batch of Undergraduate course was held on 22-04-

2012 at 04 centers, Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai and Vijayawada. A total of 1693 students

appeared for Undergraduate entrance examination and 662 students were declared eligible for

counseling. The counseling for seat selection by eligible candidates was held on 29-06-2012 (1st

round) and 25-07-2012 (2nd

round).

POSTGRADUATE ADMISSIONS

The entrance examination for admission to 6th

batch of Postgraduate course was conducted on

23-12-2012. A total of 885 students appeared for Postgraduate entrance examination and 575

students were declared eligible for counseling. The first round of counseling for seat selection by

eligible candidates was conducted on 24-05-2013. The second round of counseling was held on

16-06-2013.

Documents

SRI DEVARAJ URS MEDICAL COLLEGEsduu.ac.in/Annual Report/final annual report 2012-13 (Part- III).pdf · 5 Dr. Deepthi.R Member 6 Dr. Usha G Shenoy Member 7 Dr. Jeevan Shetty Member