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| Establishment : 1947 |
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| I) Academics Courses Offered with Intake Capacity |
| Sr.No |
Name of Course |
Intake Capacity |
1 |
MBBS |
200 |
2 |
BDS |
40 |
3 |
OT |
25 |
4 |
PT |
25 |
5 |
BSc Nursing |
50 |
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| II) Facilities Provided |
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| III ) Patient Care Services |
A. OPD services (Timing 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM)
OPD No : 70,71,101,102 and 72. The OPD is situated on ground floor just besides Casualty, having carpet area of approx. 3000 sq feet. |
| Day |
Unit |
Senior Physician / UIC |
AP /Medical Officer/Lecturer |
Monday |
I + K.U. |
Dr. Y. V. Bansod |
Dr. S.G. Raut , Dr. Mrs.Dipti Deshmukh,
Dr. K.L. Somkuwar, Dr. Arun Janbandhu |
Tuesday |
II |
Dr. M.M. Paithankar |
Dr.S. Bhaisare, Dr.Mrs T. K. Parate |
Wednusday |
III |
Dr. P. L. Patil |
Dr. P.U.Shingade |
Thursday |
IV |
Dr. Rajashri Khot |
Dr.Milind Vyavhare , Dr.Mrs.Shobhana Bitey |
Friday |
V |
Dr. Dipti Chand |
Dr. J. P. Bhagat, |
Saturday |
VI |
Dr. Ashutosh Somalwar |
Dr.Archana Aher |
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ICCU |
Dr. S. D. Kumbhalkar
Dr. Mrs. Deshpande |
Dr.sandip Kharkar |
Everyday |
Infectious Disease |
Dr. Rashmi Nagdive |
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Total Daily Attendance: 300-350 |
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| B. Speciality Clinics |
| Day |
Name of Speciality Clinic |
Name of Unit Incharge |
Timing |
Monday |
Infectious |
Dr. Mrs. Deshpande |
8.30AM-11.30 PM |
Tuesday |
Diabetic |
Dr. Rajashree Khot |
8.30AM-11.30 PM |
Wednesday |
Cardiology |
Dr. Dipti Chand |
8.30AM-11.30 PM |
Thursday |
Diabetic |
Dr. Ashutosh Somlwar |
8.30AM-11.30 PM |
Friday |
Cardiology |
Dr MM Paithankar |
8.30AM-11.30 PM |
Saturday |
Nephrology |
Dr YV Bansod |
8.30AM-11.30 PM |
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Asthama & Allergy Clinic : (Monday): Dept. of Chest Medicine manages this clinic. |
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Infectious OPD : Monday Started in 2007. Patients discharged from Infectious Wards and other OPD patients attend this clinic |
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Cardiology Clinic (Wednesday & Friday) : it started in 1957. All Cardiac patients registered & followed up. Drugs are issued to them for 15 days free of cost. Around 30 new registrations occur every day. A total of 1000 patients registered /year. |
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Diabetes Clinic (Tuesday & Thursday): All patients with Diabetes are registered here and issued oral anti Diabetic drugs and Insulin. They are also counseled regarding life style modification and self care. Dietician is also available. Total daily attendance is 150. A total of 1000 patients are newly registered every year. |
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Nephrology Clinic (Saturday - KU) : All patients with Kidney disease are seen by registrar/ medical officer - KU. |
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ART Clinic (Every day) :This is one of the largest nodal center for ART in Central India. Established in Jan. 2005 in collabration with National Aids Control Organization (NACO).
Nodal Officer : Dr. Y. V. Bansod.
Sr. MO. / Incharge : Dr. Sudhir Mamedwar.
ART clinic has additional staff of 2 medical officers, 4 counsellers , 1 Pharmacist, 1 staff nurse, 2 lab technician, 1 Community care co-ordinator and one data entry operator. Total daily attendace is 150 - 180. Till now 14,000 patients are registered and 6000 patients are on ART.
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Sickle Cell Clinic (Tuesday & Friday) : This is conjointly managed along with Dept. of Paediatrics. Total daily attendace is 120 to 150. All patients receive drugs for 15 days free of cost. |
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Psychiatry Clinic and EEG Laboratory (Everyday):It is managed by 2 Lecterurs specialised in Psychaitry. |
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Telemedicine dept. : It is started in G.M.C. Nagpur & H.O.D. Medicine is the nodal officer of it. |
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Superspeciality services : Department of Medicine is linked with super speciality hospital and post graduate institute, Nagpur which is a part and parcel of GMC. The precious consultation and referal for expert management is available with the department of Cardiology, Nephrology, Gastroentrology, Neurology, Neurosurgery and Cardio Vascular Thorasic Surgery. |
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| C. Inpatient services: |
Department of medicine is having total 8 clinical units.6 units of general medicine,1 unit of ICCU, and 1 unit of infectious diseases.Apart from this 5 beded kidney unit is also functioning.
Male wards ---------------- 05 ---------------------- 175 beds
Female wards ------------ 03 ---------------------- 90 beds
Infectious ------------------- 02---------------------- 40 beds
ICCU ------------------------- 01---------------------- 26 beds
Kidney unit ------------------ 01 --------------------- 05 beds
Total no of indoor wards 12 .Total no. of beds ---- 336 beds
All those patients who are admitted are first seen in OPD & casualty ; then admitted to respective wards. Patients can be directly admitted to ICCU, Kidney unit, infectious disesase unit or chest medicine department.Total daily IPD admissions are around 50 to 60 per day. |
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| IV) Emergency Services |
| A. Services |
After the OPD timing, all the patients coming to casualty are first seen by RP and ARP (resident physician & assistant resident physician); where other specialist from various departments are also available. An integrated management plan is decided and patient accordingly shifted to respective area of care.
ICCU :
We have a state of the art Air conditioned intensive care unit with 7 beds for cardiac care, 11 beds for intermediate care and 8 beds for renal intensive care with most modern equipments like ventilators (7) , defibrillators (3), Pacemakers (2), Multipara monitors (6), mobile x RAY, AGFA Computerised radiography system, Central O2 /suction, TMT, cardiopulmonary Stress machine, Blood gas analyser , central monitoring system & 2 D ECHO.The seriously ill patients are first admitted in the ICCU, stabalised there and then shifted to specific wards and units.
Kidney unit (24 hours emergency service) :
Kidney Unit has 5 beds & 8 beds under ICCU (total 13) with round the clock peritonial dialysis and heamodialysis facility. Patients from other departments besides medicine if need dialysis support are shifted to kidney Unit
Infectious Disease Unit (24 hours Emergency Services) :
This unit is situated in independent campus just by the side of main hospital building. All the patients having Gastroenteritis, viral hepatitis, rabbis, tetanus, Chicken pox, measles are admitted here and observed under isolation. |
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| B. CME, Workshop or Conference organized by the Department |
| Sr. No |
Name of Programme |
Date and Year |
1 |
Diastolic dysfunction & diastolic heart failure – Dr. Ram Ghodeswar |
Feb. 2009 |
2 |
Mechanical ventilation, basic & advanced – Dr. Rajendra Barokar |
Mar. 2009 |
3 |
Acute Coronary Syndrome, use of Fondaparinaux – Dr. Pravin Mishra |
Apr. 2009 |
4 |
Acute coronary syndrome – Dr. Pankaj Hakut |
Jul. 2009 |
5 |
Arterial Blood Gas Analysis – Dr. Mahesh Sarda |
Aug. 2009 |
6 |
Deep Vein Thrombosis & Hyperhomocystinemia – Dr. Avinash Pokli |
Sep. 2009 |
7 |
CSI, Vidarbha chapter, quarterly CME– Prof. Dr. Prasanna |
Oct. 2009 |
8 |
Rescent Management in Diabetes Mellitus – Dr. Sunil Gupta |
Nov. 2009 |
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| C. Ongoing Research Projects or Community Service Projects |
| Sr. No |
Name of Project |
Name of Doctors |
1 |
Efficacy & tolerability of Conivaptan HCL in Euvolemic hyponatremia |
Dr. M. Paithankar,
Dr. R. S. Khot,
Dr. Vijay Patil |
2 |
Urovaxom in uncomplicated UTI |
Dr. R. S. Khot,
Dr. K. Somkuwar |
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THRIVE Study TMC 278-TiDP6- C215 Aphase III, randomized, double blind trial of TMC 278, 25 mg. q.d. versus Efavirenz 600 mg. q.d. in combination with a background regimen containing 2 nucleoside/nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitor in anti retroviral naïve HIV-! Infected subjects |
Dr. P. L. Patil |
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| V)Achievements by Staff members (Academic & Extracurricular) |
| A. UG Teaching Program |
Its consist of daily bedside teaching , Lecture series, demonstrations & clinical meetings. It is in accordance with syllabus prescribed by MUHS, Nashik.
Every year about 5 - 6 short term, ICMR projects are also taken up by UG students |
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| B. Post Graduate Thesis Work |
| Sr No |
Name of Resident |
Year of Submission |
JRI/JRII
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Name of Guide |
Title of Synopsis |
1 |
Rahul Agrawal |
2009 |
JR3 |
Dr. Bansod |
Prediction of respiratory failure
in OP poisoning |
2 |
Nitin Shinde |
2009 |
JR3 |
Dr. Mrs. Deshpande |
Comparision of outcome of Hepatitis
E in pregnant
and non pregnant females |
3 |
Tushar Raut |
2009 |
JR3 |
Dr.Mrs. Khot |
Clinical profile of diabetic nephropathy
and correlation with IRI
by duplex ultrasonography |
4 |
Tushar Patil |
2009 |
JR3 |
Dr. Mrs. Paithankar |
Clinical profile of Neurocysticercosis |
5 |
David Chandy |
2009 |
JR3 |
Dr. Mrs. Paithankar |
Study of ARF in malaria |
6 |
Mrudrul Dharod |
2009 |
JR3 |
Dr. Mrs. Deshpande |
Study of correlation of coagulation
profile and ARF in snake bite |
7 |
Piyush Kimmatkar |
2009 |
JR3 |
Dr. Shegokar |
Study of C reactive protein in
CSF in meningitis |
8 |
Amit Pasari |
2009 |
JR3 |
Dr. Shegokar |
Estimation of serum uric acid in
patients of acute ischemic stroke |
9 |
B. Varun Rao |
2009 |
JR3 |
Dr. P.L. Patil |
Study of CT and EEG finding in
patient presenting with
first episode of convulsive seizures |
10 |
Shewta Banot |
2009 |
JR3 |
Dr. Mrs. Chand |
Study of etiology and outcome of
patients with acute respiratory failure |
11 |
Madhuri Wahane |
2009 |
JR3 |
Dr. P.L. Patil |
Adverse drug reaction of ART |
12 |
Vivek Junewar |
2010 |
JR2 |
Dr. Bansod |
Serum uric acid in acute
myocardial infarction |
13 |
Keyur Dave |
2010 |
JR2 |
Dr.Bhaisare |
Study of pulmonary hypertension in
sickle cell disease patients
and its correlation with serum
LDH levels |
14 |
Santosh Shelar |
2010 |
JR2 |
Dr. Shegokar |
Study of plasma ascorbic acid
levels in acute myocardial infarction |
15 |
Prashant Gajabhiye |
2010 |
JR2 |
Dr. Mrs. Chand |
Study of echocardiographic
indices of patients of sepsis |
16 |
Bharat Rathod |
2010 |
JR2 |
Dr. P.L. Patil |
Evaluation of mantoux test in
HIV patients in correlation with
CD4 count |
17 |
Vijaysingh Patil |
2010 |
JR2 |
Dr.Mrs. Khot |
Prevalance of metabolic syndrome
in obese and non obese type -II DM |
18 |
Vijay Somani |
2010 |
JR2 |
Dr. Bansod |
Spectrum of pulmonary infection in
HIV in relation with CD4 count |
19 |
Baliram Bhurke |
2010 |
JR2 |
Dr. Mrs. Paithankar |
Clinical profile and diagnosis
in CNS TB |
20 |
Chittah Shrinivas |
2010 |
JR2 |
Dr.Bhaisare |
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21 |
Vinay Zanwar |
2011 |
JR1 |
Dr. Mrs. Paithankar |
Study of clinical profile of multi
system organ failure/dysfunction |
22 |
Ritesh Banode |
2011 |
JR1 |
Dr. Mrs. Chand |
Echocardiographic indices and
endothelial function in patients of
degenerative aortic valve disease |
23 |
Rishikesh Umalkar |
2011 |
JR1 |
Dr. Somalwar |
Study of correlationof P wave dispersion
and diastolic dysfunction
in a case of essential hypertention |
24 |
Anup Pusate |
2011 |
JR1 |
Dr.Bhaisare |
Risk factors in young patients
with acute ischemic stroke |
25 |
Pragati Bhole |
2011 |
JR1 |
Dr.Mrs. Aher |
Study of microalbuminuria in patients
with essential hypertension
and its correlation to target organ damage |
26 |
Chetan Rathi |
2011 |
JR1 |
Dr. P.L. Patil |
Study of rhythm disturbances in
various types of myocardial infarction |
27 |
Pratibha Sonwane |
2011 |
JR1 |
Dr.Mrs. Khot |
Dyslipedimia in type II DM in
patients on statin therapy |
28 |
Nitin Gaikwad |
2011 |
JR1 |
Dr. Mrs. Deshpande |
Glasgow coma scale score and
QTc interval in prognosis of OP poisoning |
29 |
Rahul Zoldapke |
2011 |
JR1 |
Dr. Bansod |
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| C. PG Activity |
Every year 11 MD students are registered. A total of 29 residents are there.( JRIII-11,JRII-08,JRI-09) A systematic planned disciplined PG activity occurs throughout the year.A fortnight CME by distinguished faculty either indiginious or invited; are held. Weekly clinical meet is feature of this department since 1949. Interesting cases not only from various units, but also from other departments e.g. Radiology, Surgery and from private practitioners are discussed.PG students are taught, guided and encouraged by efficient and motivated staff of the department. |
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