Annual Administrative Report 2010-11- Medical College, Kolkata

Established: 1835
Type: Medical College and Hospital·
Telephone:
Principal: 2241-4920 MSVP: 22413989
Student Section : 2864-0469
PBX: 033 2241 4901/02/03/05/08,
Fax- College:·033 2241 3929 Hospital: 033 2241 3953
Address: 88, College Street, Kolkata 700073 West Bengal, India
Affiliation: West Bengal University of Health Sciences.
Website: www.medicalcollegekolkata.org
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Details of different buildings of Medical College & Hospital, Kolkata
No. Name of the Building No. of Total Height (m) Yr of
floor area (sq.m) constuction.
1 MCH Main Building 5 17145 1840
2 Eden Hospital Building 4 14807.44 23.05 1885
(Including Basement)
3 Ezra Building 2 2040 1887
4 Shyama Charan Law Infirmary Bldg 2 1666 1891
5 David Hare Block 4 11596 1910
6 Sir John Anderson Casualty Block 3 9210 1928
7 Green Building 6 12044.94 1981
8 RIO 4 7093
9 Administrative Bldg. 3 2883 16 1911
10 Surgical Out Door (NOPD) 1 880 1995
11 J.N. Ghosh Cancer Bldg. 2 812 1975
12 Cobalt Therapy Bldg. 1 241 1990
13 Chemistry Bldg. 3 3444 1898
14 Anatomy Block 2 4624 1905
15 Pathology Bldg. 3 5001 17 1905
16 Animal House 1 135 2.5 1923
17 Hospital Morgue 1 247 4.6
18 Laundry House 1 668
19 Student’s Canteen 2 96
20 Main Kitchen 1 500 1891
21 School of Nursing 2 892
22 Banaphool Hostel 1 3702 On the Roof of Eden
23 Eden Roof Hostel 1
24 Swarnamayee Hostel 3 1692 15.2
25 Lady House Staff Hostel 4 1156 15.5
26 Udayan Hostel Building 2 674.8 11.6
27 Dr. Chammary’s Hostel 4 1225.72 14.4
28 Main Student Hostel 4 5615.2 14.8
29 B.C.Roy Annex Bldg. 3 1341 11 1970
30 Giribabu Lane Students Boys Hostel 3
31 Dr Norman Bethune Students Hostel 3
32 Nurses Hostel Block ‘B’(new) 4 3626.68 12.9 1922
33 Nurses Hostel Block ‘A’(old) 4 8624 1906
34 R.P.Quarters 2 778 1899
35 R.S.Quarters 2 704 1899
36 Staff Quarters (5Nos.) 1 316
37 Service Barrack Block ‘A’ 4 2572.52 15.2 1920
38 Service Barrack Block’B’ 4 2556.48 15.2 1920
39 Service Barrack Block ‘C’ 4 946.8 14.4 1954
40 Service Barrack Block ‘D’ 4 1020 14.4 1954
41 Academic Building (in Process) 3 4,000
42 OPD Building 4 5,000 2010
43 Proposed Super Specialty Building
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Organizing Committee
1. Prof. Siddhartha Chakraborty, M.S.V.P., M.C.H., Kol.
2. Prof. Suddhodhan Batabyal, Dean, Students Affairs, M.C., Kol.
3. Prof. Samir Dasgupta, Head, Dept. of Community Medicine, M.C., Kol.
4. Prof. Plaban Mukherjee, Head, Dept. of C.T.V.S., M.C., Kol.
5. Prof. S.P.Bera, Head, Dept. of E.N.T., M.C., Kol.
6. Prof. Sukanta Chatterjee, Head, Dept. of Paed. Medicine, M.C., Kol.
7. Prof. Gautam Chatterjee, Head, Dept. of Surgical Gastroenterology, M.C., Kol.
8. Prof. Sandipan Gupta, Head, Dept. of Plastic Surgery, M.C., Kol.
9. Prof. Debashish Basu, Head, Dept. of Neurology, M.C., Kol.
10. Prof. Santanu Guha, Head, Dept. of Cardiology, M.C., Kol.
11. Prof. Debabrata Banerjee, Head, Dept. of Dermatology, M.C., Kol.
12. Prof. Sumitra Basu Thakur, Head, Dept. of Chest Medicine, M.C., Kol.
13. Prof. Sima Mukherjee, Head, Dept. of G. & O., M.C., Kol.
14. Prof. Tapan Lahiri, Dept. of G. & O., M.C., Kol.
15. Prof. Tapas Das, Dept. of Medicine, M.C., Kol.
16. Prof. Saswati Majumder, Dept. of Pathology, M.C., Kol.
17. Prof. Molay Ghoshal, Dept. of Psychiatry, M.C., Kol.
18. Prof. Subhashish Saha, Dept. of Orthopaedics, M.C., Kol.
19. Dr. Ramtanu Banerjee, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Medicine, M.C., Kol.
20. Dr. Nirjhar Bhattacharyya, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Surgery, M.C., Kol.
21. Dr. Dibyendu Gautam, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Surgery, M.C., Kol
22. Dr.. Shibashish Bhattacharyya, Asst. Prof. & Head, Dept. of Medical Oncology, M.C.,Kol.
23. Dr. Siddhartha Mani, Asstt. Prof, Dept. of Medicine, M.C., Kol.
24. Dr. Raja Bhattacharyya, R.M.O. cum Cl. Tutor, Dept. of Medicine, M.C., Kol.
25. Dr. Siwalik Banerjee, R.M.O. cum Cl. Tutor, Dept. of Medicine, M.C., Kol.
26. Dr. Alosikha Barua, Demonstrator, Dept. of Physiology, M.C., Kol.
27. Dr. Kuntal Biswas,Registrar, M.C.H., Kol.
28. Dr. Anup Sadhu, EKO Centre, M.C.H. , Kol.
29. Dr. Avik Ghosh, Sr. Resident, Dept. of E.N.T., M.C., Kol.
30. Prof. Siddhartha Chakraborty, President, MCESA
31. Dr. Asish Basu, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Endocrinology, Secretary, MCESA.
32. Sri Satyajit Sen, Secretary, M.C., Kol.
33. Sri Sambit Guha, Accounts Officer, M.C., Kol.
34. Smt. Susmita Nag, Asstt. Supdt., M.C.H., Kol.
35. Sri Pradip Bhattacharyya, H.C., M.C., Kol.
36. Sri Jiteshananda Bhattacharyya, H.C.(Students Section), M.C., Kol.
37. Sri Ramen Ghosh, Incharge , Supervisory Grade Typist, M.C., Kol.
38. Smt. Tapati Biswas Chowdhury, UDC, Students Section, M.C., Kol.
39. Smt. Sumita Das, UDC, Students Section, M.C., Kol.
40. Smt. Rupali Saha, UDC, Students Section, M.C., Kol.
41. Smt. Madhuchhanda Kar, UDC, Students Section, M.C., Kol.
42. Sri Suman Sengupta, Store-Keeper, M.C., Kol.
43. Sri Biswajit Paul, P.A. to Principal, M.C., Kol.
44. President, M.C.S.U.
45. Secretary, M.C.S.U.
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Different Sub Committees
1. Souvenir Dr. S.P.Bera, Prof. & Head, Dept. of ENT- Convener
Dr. Plaban Mukherjee, Prof. & Head , Dept. of CTVS
Dr. S. Guha, Prof. & Head. Dept. of Cardiology
Dr. Debabrata Banerjee, Prof. &Head, Dept. of Dermatology
Dr. Siddhartha Mani, Asstt. Prof.,Dept. of Medicine
Dr. Sudipan Mitra, RMO cum Cl.Tutor, Dept. of Medicine
Dr. Kuntal Biswas, Registrar
Dr. Subhra Samujjwal Bose, Asst. Prof. Dept. of Community Medicine
Dr. Anup Sadhu (In charge of EKO Centre)
2. Reception Dr. Siddhartha Charkraborty, M.S.V.P.- Convener
Dr. Sima Mukherjee,Prof. & Head, Dept. of G. & O.
Dr. Debashis Basu, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Neurology
Dr. Tapas Das, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Medicine
Dr. Suhrita Paul, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Pharmacology
Dr. Sumitra Basu Thakur, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Chest Med.
Dr. Molay Ghosal, Prof., Dept. of Psychiatry
Dr. Asis Basu, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Endocrinology
Dr. Ramtanu Bandyopadhyay, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Medicine
Dr. Somajita Chakraborty, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of G. & O.
Dr. Alo Sikha Barua, Demonstrator, Dept. of Physiology
Dr. Siwalik Banerjee, R.M.O. cum Cl. Tutor, Dept. of Medicine
Dr. Avik Ghosh, Sr. Resident, Dept. of ENT
Smt. Susmita Nag, Asstt. Superintendent, M.C.H.
Sri Dibyendu Bera, President, M.C.S.U.
3. Medals & CertificatesDr. Suddhadhan Batabyal, Dean, Students Affairs - Convener
Sri Jiteshananda Bhattacharyya, Head Clerk, Students Section
Smt. Tapati Biswas Chowdhury, UDC, Students Section
Smt. Sumita Das, UDC, Students Section
Smt. Rupali Saha, UDC, Students Section
Smt. Madhu Chhanda Kar, UDC, Students Section.
4. Stage & DecorationDr. Samir Dasgupta, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Com. Med.-Convener
Dr. Asis Basu, Assoc. Prof. , Dept. of Endocrinology
Dr. Nirjhar Bhattacharyya, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Surgery
Dr. Raja Bhattacharyya, RMO cum Cl.Tutor,Dept. of Medicine
Sri Suman Sengupta, Store-Keeper,, M.C.,Kol.
Sri Anirban Dolui, Secretary, M.C.S.U.
5, Invitation Affairs Dr. L.K.Ghosh, Dean, WBUHS, & Prof., Dept. of F.S.M.
Sri Satyajit Sen, Secretary, M.C., Kol.
Sri Sambit Guha, Accounts Officer, M.C., Kol.
Sri Pradip Bhattacharjee, Head Clerk, M.C., Kol.
Sri Jiteshananda Bhattacharyya, Students Section,M.C.,Kol.
Sri Remendra Nath Ghosh, Supervisory Grade Typist, M.C.Kol.
Smt. Sadhana Roy, UDC, M.C., Kol.
Sri Biswajit Paul, PA to Principal, M.C.,Kol.
6, Security Committee:Dr. Siddhartha Chakraborty, M.S.V.P., M.C.H.
Sri Kumar Kanti Mal, Asstt. Supdt., M.C.H.
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GOVERNING BODY, MEDICAL COLLEGE SWASTHYA SAMITY
1. Sri Manish Gupta, Hon’ble MIC, Planning & Development Department,
G O W B - Chairman
2. Sri Dilip Ghosh, Commissioner, G O W.B., H & F W Department &
Secretary, DHFW, - Member
3. Dr. Abu Ershad, DDHS (Admn.), Govt of W.B., H & F W
Department - Member
4. Sri Subhendu Roy Chowdhury, Financial Advisor,W.B. State H & W
Samity, - Member
5. Prof. Asim Ghosh, MSVP ,MCH Kolkata-Member
6. Prof. Saswati Majumdar. Dean, Students Affairs-Member
7. Prof. Utpal Chowdhury,Director IHTM,M.C.Kol.-Member
8. Prof. Debashis Basu,HOD of Neurology,M.C. Kolkata.-Member
9. Mrs. Smritikana Mani,Principal, College of Nursing,MCH Kol- Member
10. Sri Sambit Guha, Accounts Officer,M C,Kolkata.- Member
11. Sri Sanjay Banerjee, Accounts Officer MCH,,Kolkata.- Member
12. Sri Jiteshananda Bhattacharya, Head Clerk, M C, Kol.- Member
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It gives me immense pleasure to know that Medical College, Kolkata is having
the 178 th Foundation Day on the 28 th January, 2012.
Founded in 1835, this glorious institute with a very rich heritage is the first
Medical College in Asia and has been known over decades to be one of the premier
teaching institutes of the country. Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy, the visionary who
made Bengal what it is today was a student of this college. And so were many
others.
Presently this institute is undergoing many up gradations for the benefit of
common people, and the Ma-Mati- Manusher Sarkar under the leadership of
Hon’ble Chief Minister Shreemati Mamata Banerjee will take the institute to a
higher level of distinction.
I wish the programme a grand success.
Dr Nirmal Maji
M.L.A
Co-Chairman
Assembly Advisory Committee of Health
Member of WBMC & WBUHS
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ROGI KALYAN SAMITY (R.K.S.) OF
M.C.H. KOLKATA.
1. Sri Manish Gupta, President of the Governing Body of Swasthya Samity, MCH,
Hon’ble MIC, Development & Planning Dept., Writers’ Bldgs. Kol.- Chairperson
2. Prof. Utpal Kr. Datta, Principal. Medical College, Kolkata - Executive Chairman
3. Dr. Sashi Panja, Nominee of State Government, 250, C.R.Avenue - Member
Kolkata – 6.
4. Smt. Sikha Mitra, Local MLA - Member
5. Smt. Rehana Khatoon, Local Councilor - Member
6. Shri Dilip Ghosh, Commissioner, F.W.& Secretary, DHFW, - Member
Swasthya Bhavan, Salt Lake, Kolkata
7. Dr M.S. Maiti, Deputy Supdt., Medical College & Hosp. - Joint Secretary
8. Shri Sanjoy Banerjee. DDO, Medical College & Hospital, - Joint Secretary
9. Dr. Abu Ersad, DDHS(Admn), Swasthya Bhavan, Salt Lake - Member
10. Prof. Sukanta Chatterjee, Head, Dept. of Paed. Medicine,M.C. - Member
11. Dr. Tapan Naskar, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of G. & O., M.C.,Kol. - Member
12. Dr. Tapan Jana, Medical Officer, Dept. of G. & O, MCH, Kol. - Member
13. Dr. Alok Seal, Medical Officer, Dept. of E.N.T. , MCH, Kol. - Member
14. Smt. Rinku Biswas, Nursing Supdt., MCH, Kol.- Member
15. Nominee of IMA State Branch, - Member
16. Shri Jayanta Das, Asstt. Commissioner of Police, Central Divn. - Member
138, S.N.Banerjee Road, Kolkata – 13.
17. Shri Rana Dutta, Asstt. Engineer., PWD (Civil), MCH Sub-Divn. - Member
18. Shri Soumya Maiti, Asstt. Engineer.,PWD (Elec.), MCH Sub-Divn.- Member
19. Dr. Nirmal Maji, Hon’ble MLA - Invitee Member
20. Smt. Susmita Nag, Asstt. Supdt., M.C.H., Kol.
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Prof. Pranab Bhowmick Ex – Prof.& Head of Paediatric medicine, Medical College & Hospitals, Kolkata,
Chairperson
Prof. Utpal Kumar Datta Principal, Medical College & Hospitals, Kolkata, Member Secretary
Prof. Asim Ghosh Medical Supdt. Cum vice Principal, Medical College & Hospitals, Kolkata,
Member ( Permanent Invitee)
Prof. Prabir Sur Prof. Deptt. of Radiotherapy, Member ( Permanent Invitee)
Prof. Sukanto Chatterjee Prof. & Head Deptt. of Paediatrics, Member ( Permanent Invitee)
Prof. Saswati Majumdar Dean of Student affairs, Prof. & HOD Deptt. Of FSM,Membe
Dr. Swati Bhattacharaya Head Deptt. Of Biochemistry, Member
Prof. Suhrita Paul, Prof. & Head Deptt. Of Pharmacology, Member
Prof. Samir Dasgupta Prof. & Head Deptt. of Community, Medicine,Member ( Permanent Invitee)
Prof. Laxmi Kanto Ghosh Prof. & Head Deptt. of Forensic, Medicine
Dr. Loknath Chakraborty Prof. of Philosophy, Sanskrit College - Theologist,Member
Dr. Ratna Dey Lecturer Statistics , MCH, Kolkata - Statiscian,Member
Sri Hiranlal Majumdar Advocate Hon’ble High Court, Legal Expert, Member
Smt. Vijaya Roy Research Co-ordinator, Institute of Development Study, Social Scientist, Member
Dr. Ranjana Chaterjee Prof. & HOD, Pediatrics, R.G.Kar, MCH, Member
Dr. Vaskar Bose Prof. of Medicine, NRS MCH, Member
Mr. Sambit Guha A/C Officer, Medical College, Member
MS. Susmita Nag Asst. Supdt., MCH, Kolkata, Convenor
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PRIZES FOR 2012
Pan Memorial
Basak Memorial
Swarnadeep Tarafdar
Anindya Das
Prosector Sr. Prosector Anindya Das
Jr. Prosector Swarnadeep Tarafdar
CLASS ASSISTANT
Sr. C A in F S M
Jr. C A in F S M
Sr. C A in Microbiology
Usnish Adhikari
Sunandan Dutta
Piyas Gargari
Jr. C A in Microbiology i) Sinjan Patra
Sr. C A in Pharmacology
Jr. C A in Pharmacology
Sr. C A in Biochemistry
ii)
Pritam Singha Roy
Ritasman Baisya
Piyas Gargari
Subhasis Ghosh
Jr. C A in Biochemistry i) Swarnadeep Tarafdar
ii) Deepanjan Bhattacharjee
iii) MD. Tousifullah
Sr. C A in Physiology
Jr. C A in Physiology
Sr. C A in Paediatrics
Sr. C A in Pathology
Md. Tousifullah
Ankita Basu
Lipi Sekhar
Usnish Adhikari
Jr. C A in Pathology i) Avik Basu
ii) Piyas Gargari
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CERTIFICATE OF HONOURS
1) 1 st Certificate of Honours in Obst & Gynae : Sk Afifur Rahaman
2) 2 nd Certificate of Honours in Obst & Gynae : Sunetra Mondal
3) 1 st Certificate of Honours in Pharmacology : Avik Basu
4) 2 nd Certificate of Honours in Pharmacology : Piyas Gargari
5) 1 st Certificate of Honours in F S M : Afifur Rahaman
6) 2 nd Certificate of Honours in F S M : Urmimala Bhattacharjee
7) 1 st Certificate of Honours in Anatomy : Krishnendu Roy
8) 1 st Certificate of Honours in Physiology : Subhasis Ghosh
9) 2 nd Certificate of Honours in Physiology : Dipanjan Bhattacharya
10) 1 st Certificate of Honours in Biochemistry : i) Subhasis Ghosh
ii) Debaroti Das
11) 1 st Certificate of Honours in Microbiology : Ritasman Baisya
12) 2 nd Certificate of Honours in Microbiology : Piyas Gargari
13) 1 st Certificate of Honours in R I O : Sunetra Mondal
14) 1 st Certificate of Honours in E N T : Hrishikesh Chakraborty
15) 1 st Certificate of Honours in Medicine : Amartya Kundu
16) 2 nd Certificate of Honours in Medicine : Rimesh Pal
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GOLD MEDAL FOR 2012
Gold Medal for Paediatrics Mousam Dey
CTVS
Com-Med
Obst & Gynae
Pharmacology
F S M
Anatomy
Physiology
Biochemistry
Microbiology
R I O
E N T
Medicine
i) Mainak Baberjee
ii) Tamoghna Biswas
Adrija Dutta
Rimesh Pal
Ritasman Baisya
Usnish Adhikari
Swarnadeep Tarafdar
Md Tousifullah
Md Tousifullah
Pritam Singha Roy
Sunetra Mondal
Dipanjan Halder
Sk. Afifur Rahama
P G STUDENTS FOR 2012
Best P G Student among the MS. Obst & Gynae for the year ’11
Best P G Student among the MS ENT students for the year ’11
Best P G Student among the MS Surgery students for the year ’11
Best P G Student among the MD Dermatology for the year ’11
Best P G Student among the MD Medicine for the year ’11
Prof. Sital Ghosh Memorial Prize for Best PG Student for the year ’11
Best P G Student among the MD Paediatric Students for the year’11
Dr. Noori Khalid
Dr. Abhik Ghosh
Dr. Dhritiman Maitra
Dr.Joyeeta Chowdhury
Dr. Sayantan Ray
Dr. Siddhartha Mani
Dr. Moumita Ghosh
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On behalf of the alumni association of Medical College Bengal, it is my pleasure
and privilege to welcome you to the 178 th Foundation Day of the oldest medial teaching
institution of Asia. The Medical College Ex-Students’ Association, Calcutta represents the
unified platform of all those who have passed out of this historic campus and are spread
all over the world today. As the President of this important body, I send my greetings and
good wishes to all students, alumni, faculty and well wishers of this medical college.
We at MCESA have tried our best to participate in the growth and development of
Medical College. Regular CME programs and workshops testify to our commitment to
education and non-formal teaching – learning methodologies. Our academic awards are
proof of our encouragement to juniors, inspiring them to reach out and touch the skies.
We hope to play more important roles in the development of our alma mater, and urge
the authorities to involve our alumni in decisions pertaining to the future of our college.
Medical College Bengal has been a pioneer in the field of teaching of medical
science and treating the ailing humanity. This college has paved the way for the growth
of medical education in our country. Even today, Medical College continues to be counted
as one of the top medical colleges in the country. It is our obligation to society, to improve
this institution and better the quality of our medicos, making them competent to reach out
to international standards. Only then, we will fulfill the dream of a world class Medical
College and give to society, what is expected of us.
Long live Medical College, Bengal.
Long live The Medical College Ex-Students’ Association, Calcutta.
Dr Siddhartha Chakraborty
President, MCESA, Calcutta.
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From the desk of the Secretary, MCESA
As the Foundation Day begins ….. I am indeed delighted to be a part of the foundation day
celebration, of Medical College, Bengal as it steps into completing 177 years of its continuous service
to mankind and humanity. Today I would like to celebrate with all of you, This Historic Event along
with the 78 th Reunion of the Medical Ex-Students’ Association and interact with students, faculty
members and staff of this budding Institution. My best wishes and greeting to you all in all your
endeavors.
Inventions and discoveries have emanated from creative minds that have been constantly working
and imagining the outcome in the mind. With imagining and constant effort, all the forces of the
universe work for that inspired mind, thereby leading to inventions and discoveries. The question is;
are you willing to become a unique personality
I have learnt that “every youth wants to be unique, that is, YOU! But the world all around
you, is doing its best, day and night, to make you just “everybody else”.
Distinctive Profile of India by 2020 According to me is going to be A Nation, which is the
best destination for the most talented scholars, doctors, scientists, and investors. A Nation where the
best of health care is available to all
A Nation where the governance is responsive, transparent and corruption free. A Nation where
poverty has been totally eradicated, illiteracy removed and crimes against women and children are
absent and none in the society feels alienated, A Nation that is prosperous, healthy, secure, devoid of
terrorism, peaceful and happy and continues with a sustainable growth path. A Nation that is one of
the best places to live in and is proud of its leadership and services to mankind
To achieve the distinctive profile of India, we have the mission of transforming India into a
developed nation. We have identified five areas where India has a core competence for integrated
action:
(1) Agriculture and food processing (2) Education and Healthcare (3) Information and
Communication Technology (4) Reliable and Quality Electric power, Surface transport and
Infrastructure for all parts of the country. (5) Self-reliance in critical technologies. These five areas
are closely inter-related and will be progressed in a coordinated way leading to food, economic and
national security. Continuous education of the teachers is very essential and their exposure to some
premier institutions in the country as Medical College, Bengal and abroad has to be viewed as a long
term educator
My greetings to all the doctors of Medical College, Bengal on the foundation day & my best
wishes to all the members of Medical Ex-Students’ Association success in the mission of developing
quality
“The goal of mankind is knowledge ... Now this knowledge is inherent in man. No knowledge
comes from outside; it is all inside. What we say a man ‘knows’, should, in strict psychological
language, be what he ‘discovers’ or ‘unveils’; what man ‘learns’ is really what he discovers by taking
the cover off his own soul, which is a mine of infinite knowledge.” – Swami Vivekanand
Dr Ashis Kr Basu
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List of Medals & Certificates’12
Orfilla Silver Medal in F S M for securing Highest marks”11
i) Vineeta Ojha
ii) Saikat Prasad Datta
iii) Sutanuka Ghosal
iv) Jayati Samanta
v) Nodee Chowdhury
vi) Annesha Chakraborti
vii) Kumari Archana
Sutherland Silver Medal in F S M for securng 2nd highest marks’11
Girish Chandra Ghosh Prize for securing highest marks in Pathology”11
McNamara Silver Medal for securing highest Marks in Biochemistry’11
Mrs. Mary Chandra’s Scholarship for securing highest Marks in Biochemistry’11(Female candidate)
Googeve Silver Medal for securing highest Marks in Anatomy’11
Raya Testimonial Prize for securing highest Marks in Anatomy’11
Best student of 1st year’11(2 nd Semester Result)
Duke of Edinburgh’s Prize for securing highest marks in Surgery’11
Deare Prize for securing highest marks in Medicine’11
Green Armytage Prize for securing highest Marks in Obst & Gynae’11
Subhajit Sen
Dipanjan Halder
Pooja Ghosh
Pooja Ghosh
Swarnadeep Tarafdar
Swarnadeep Tarafdar
Swarnadeep Tarafdar
Meenakshi Karan
i) Shamick Biswas
ii) Mousam Dey
i) Mousam Dey
ii) Agnibha Dutta
Dr. Chandra’s Scholarship for securing highest Marks in Pharmacology’11
Dr. D. B Chatterjee & Smt. Sudha Rani Chatterjee Prize, donated by
Sir Frank Conner Memorial Prize for securing highest marks in Surgery in 3rd Prof.MBBS’11
T Ahmed Silver Medal for securing highest marks (Eye & ENT) in 3rd Prof. MBBS Part-I Exam’11
Maharaja Gwallior Prize for securing highest marks in 1 st Prof. MBBS Exam’11
Annesha Chakraborti
RimeshPal
Meenakshi Karan
Rimesh Pal
i) Sayantan Patra
ii) Sumit Roy Chowdhury
Dr. Lalmohan Ghosal Silver Medal for securing highest marks in Physiology’11
Sumit Roy Chowdhury
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List of Scholarship
It is declared that on the basis of the result of University of Health Sciences
Examination the following Scholarships for the session 2010-2011 are to the
students as noted against each.
KUNJA KUSUM SCHOLARSHIP for securing Total Highest
marks In 1st Prof. MBBS examination’2011 Term
of WBUHS amongst the students of this college
KUNJA KUSUM SCHOLARSHIP for securing 2 nd highest
marks In 1st Prof. MBBS examination’2011
term of WBUHS amongst the students of this college
KUNJA KUSUM SCHOLARSHIP for securing Total
highest marks In 2nd Prof. MBBS examination’2011
term of WBUHS amongst the students of this college
KUNJA KUSUM SCHOLARSHIP for securing 2 nd
highest marks In 2nd Prof. MBBS examination’2011
term of WBUHS amongst the students of this college
KUNJA KUSUM SCHOLARSHIP for securing Total
highest marks In 3rd Prof. MBBS Part-II examination
’2011 term of WBUHS amongst the students of this college
i) Sayantan Patra
ii) Sumit Roy Chowdhury
i) Pooja Ghosh
i) Annesha Chakraborti
i) Vineeta Ojha
i) Mousam Dey
KUNJA KUSUM SCHOLARSHIP for securing 2 nd
highest marks In 3rd Prof. MBBS Part-II examination
’2011 term of WBUHS amongst the students of this college
i) Angan Karmakar
Prize for Para Medical Students”2012
Best Student in the D M L T Course Koustav Kundu
D P T
D R D
D P F T
D R T
Julekha Sultana
Sulochana Gupta
Sudipta Malakar
Somnath Pal
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WELCOME ADDRESS BY THE PRINCIPAL, MEDICAL COLLEGE, KOLKATA
Respected
1. Shri Manish Gupta, Hon’ble Minister-in-Charge, Department of Planning and
Development and Department of Power, Government of West Bengal and President,
Medical College Swasthya Samiti
2. Smt. Chandrima Bhattacharya, Hon’ble MOS, Deptt. of Health & Family Welfare,
Govt. of West Bengal
3. Dr. Nirmal Maji, Hon’ble MLA and State Govt. Representative to WBMC, WBUHS
and Standing Committee of Health, Govt. of West Bengal
4. Dr. Shashi Panja, Hon’ble MLA
5. Shri Sanjay Mitra, Principal Secretary, Department of Health and Family Welfare,
Govt. of West Bengal
6. Dr. S. K. Bandyopadhyay, Director of Medical Education & Ex- officio Secretary,
Government of West Bengal
7. Dr. B. R. Satpathi, Director of Health Services, Govt. of West Bengal
8. President, Secretary and members of Medical College Ex-Students’ Association
9. President and members of Students’ Union
10. All other distinguished guests
11. My colleagues
It is a great pleasure and proud privilege to welcome you on this auspicious occasion of
celebration of 178 th Foundation Day of Medical College, Kolkata. This college is the 1 st
Medical College in Asia and was established in 1835 by the government on a plot of land
donated by Baboo Mutty Lall Seal.
This heritage institution had a glorious past and produced many illustrious doctors and
teachers who earned name and fame not only at national but also at international level.
In keeping with the pace of the all round development in medical science and crying need
of the common people, some measures which are worth mentioning have been taken up
recently to modernize this Medical college. A brief outline of some recent achievements is
given below:-
1. The number of MD/MS/DM/MCh seats has been increased in several
disciplines- MD (General Medicine)- 8 seats, MS (General Surgery)- 6 seats, MD
(Paediatric Medicine)- 3 seats, MD (Dermatology)- 1 seat, MD (Radiotherapy)-
2 seats, DM (Clinical Haematology)- 2 seats, MCh (Cardiothoracic Surgery)- 4
seats, MCh- Paediatric Surgery- 1 seat, MD (Pathology)- 3 seats, MD
(Community Medicine)- 1 seat, MD (Biochemistry)- 1 seat MD (Anatomy)- 2
seats, MD (Forensic Medicine)- 2 seats, MS (Ophthalmology)- 5 seats, MS
(ENT)- 2 seats.
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2. MD (Psychiatry), MD (Radiodiagnosis), MCh (Plastic Surgery), DM
(Cardiology), MD (Physiology), MD (Pharmacology), MD (Microbiology), MD
(Anaesthesiology), MD (Immunohaematology and Blood Transfusion) and DM
(Neurology) courses have been started after obtaining approval from MCI.
4. Recently the number of MBBS seats has been increased from 155 to 250.
3. Various paramedical courses have been introduced and are running successfully
in this institution namely DMLT, DPT, DRD Tech, DRT Tech, DPFT, DALSP.
4. A College of Nursing for B.Sc (Hons) in Nursing with 50 admissions per year
and M.Sc in Nursing with 25 admissions per year has been established. A
Certificate Course on Midwifery with 11 admissions per year and Post Basic
B.Sc course with 40 admissions per year have also been started.
5. Blood Bank has thoroughly been upgraded and a ‘Component Separation Unit’
has been established. I would like to specially mention that now we are supplying
the blood components to other Government / Private hospitals and nursing
homes.
6. Institute of Haematology and Transfusion Medicine has been established where
DM (Clinical Haematology) course is run successfully. We have introduced Stem
Cell Transplant Therapy for blood cancer and flowcytometry for leukaemia
patients. This institute is the nodal centre of State Thalassaemia Control
Programme.
7. The state-of-the art 24 hours Central Laboratories has been strengthened, where
all emergency investigations are done round the clock. National Assessor has
recommended accreditation of the Outdoor Biochemistry laboratory for patients
to National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratory. This is
only patient service laboratory under state government which has achieved such
distinction.
8. A CT Scan and MRI unit has been running successfully by private agency under
joint venture scheme. Another CT Scan machine has been installed for the
Department of Radiation Oncology under National Cancer Control Programme.
The Radiodiagnosis Department has been enriched with facilities for Digital
Subtraction Angiography, Mammography and Digital X-Ray.
9. An 18-bedded Critical Care Unit with all modern amenities has been established
in the Department of Anaesthesiology for moribund patients.
10. Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeries are being done in the Department of Surgery.
Apart from cholecystectomy and appendicectomy operations like splenectomy,
cystectomy, hernioplasty, repair of rectal prolapse, operation for varicocele,
undescended testes, adhesiolysis etc are being done here.
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11. An amount of Rupees one crore forty three lakhs has been sanctioned by the
State government for establishment of an ultramodern burn unit in an area of
12000 sq. ft. It will be introduced very soon.
12. Regional Cancer Centre has been established in this institution. Apart from the
already existing Radiation Oncology, four new Departments have been created-
Medical Oncology, Surgical Oncology, Nuclear Medicine and Oncopathology. A
Day Care Centre has been established where poor cancer patients (20-22/day)
can avail treatment by Chemotherapy and transfusion. Multimodality Oncology
Clinic and hospital based cancer registry have also been started.
Immunohistochemistry and HLA laboratory facilities are available in the
Department of Oncopathology. A smoking cessation clinic has also been started.
13. Rupees one hundred crores has been sanctioned by the Central Government
under Prime Minister’s Swasthya Suraksha Yojona (PMSSY) scheme and the
State Government has provided Rupees fifty four crores as matching grant for
upgradation of this institution. Under the scheme two buildings (Academic Block
having auditorium, two lecture theatres and other facilities and OPD Block) have
been constructed, the OPD building is already functioning. Construction of
another 9 storied building (Super Speciality Block) for housing all the
superspeciality departments will be started very soon.
15. Recently we have established a regional Paediatric ART Centre.
16. Rupees one crore forty lakhs has been sanctioned by the State Government for
four generators-capacity 250KVA (3) + 160KVA (1) for uninterrupted power
supply within the campus.
17. Cardiac Cathlab with IVUS has been installed in the Department of Cardiology.
18. Mayo hospital has been declared to be the second campus of this institution
where new facilities will be established.
19. Lady Duffrin Victoria Hospital has been declared to be an annexed hospital to
this Institution.
I am very delighted to inform you that all these things have been possible due to active
initiative of Government of West Bengal and doctors and teachers working in this institution.
There are many motivated teachers in this institution. Due to their active help and co-operation
it has become possible to excel through 177 years since inception. With these words I conclude
here and thank you all for your whole hearted participation to make the celebration of
completion of 177 years a grand success. Thank you.
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Utpal Kumar Datta
Principal
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From the desk of medical superintendent
Another significant year we have passed and we are in position to add several new feathers to
the cap of Medical College.
A. Significant achievement
1. MCI, after proper inspection, has recommended of 250 students in MBBS course and
according to recommendation last year last year 250 students were admitted in MBBS
course.
2. This Institute is ranked 16 th out of top 20 Medical Colleges in the survey conducted by
OUTLOOK ( issue 27 June 2011 & is ranked 13 th out of top 25 Medical
Colleges in THE INDIA TODAY-NIELSEN survey ( issue 18 July 2011).
3. A cath Lab was successfully set up – now running in full swing
4. Recently we have been able to install a complete digital X-ray machine which needs
no X-ray film. Advantage of this X-ray machine is that the picture can be stored in hard
disk and can be explored at any time when required.
5. Lady Duffrin Victoria Hospital has already been established as an annexed of Medical
College, Kolkata and services are rendered from here for public interest as well as
students.
B. Improvements of the departments
1. Last year we have started new PG course MD in Pharmacology after proper approval
from MCI.
2. MCI has chosen 40 Medical colleges to act as Pharmacovigilance centre and our college
was amongst them. We have already formed a pharmacovigilance committee arranged
several awareness program for this purpose.
Though we have preceded a lot but still there are more and more to go.
Prof Asim Kr Ghosh
Medical Superintendent –cum-Vice Principal
Medical College & Hospitals, Kolkata
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Important Events
Ozone therapy facility has been made available for chronic pain relief by the Dept of Anesthesiology
175 th anniversary of 1 st cadaveric dissection in Asia by Pundit Madhu Sudan Gupta was celebrated
by a symposium on.10 th Jan 2011.
● 46 donated dead bodies are received in this year.
● International workshop on cadaver dissection on functional endoscopic Sinus Surgery in September
11.
● Continuation of third party Quality Assurance Programme (EQAS) in clinical chemistry of BIORAD,
USA for the fifth consecutive year.
● The OPD Clinical Biochemistry Laboratory of the Dept. of Biochemistry, Medical College Kolkata
was assessed and accredited by National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories
(NABL) vide Certificate No. M-0229, Issue Date 19.03.10. First surveillance audit was conducted
on the laboratory on 27-28 th August 2011 and continuation of NABL was granted.
● Prof. Santanu Guha is elected as General Secretary, Cardio logical Society of India.
● Dr Kuntal Biswas has addressed & attended in the seminar of SAARC Countries, seminar of E-9
Countries & seminar of Naga Land on ‘Life long Learning’ organized by UNESCO.
● Dr Kuntal Biswas has addressed the seminar of BPNPA ( Bangla Desh)
● Dr Kuntal Biswas has addressed in the seminar on “Role of Corporate Sector in upliftment of Nutritional
Status of poor population in India’ organized by Nutrition Foundation’
● Dr Kuntal Biswas has been awarded Fellowship by Medical College Ex Students’ Association in 11.
MEDICAL EDUCATION UNIT
Chairman:
Prof. Utpal Kumar Datta, Principal, Medical College, Kolkata
Convener:
Dr. Suhrita Paul, Professor & Head, , Dept of Pharmacology, Medical College, Kolkata
Members:
Prof. Samir Dasgupta, Head, Dept. of Community Medicine, Medical College, Kolkata
Prof. Amit Banerjee, Head, Dept. of Medicine, Medical College, Kolkata
Dr. A. Talukdar, Associate Professor, Dept. of Medicine, Medical College, Kolkata
Dr. Mousumi Mukhopadhyay, Head, Dept. of Biochemistry, Medical College, Kolkata
Prof. K.N.Das, Dept of Surgery, Medical College, Kolkata
Dr. Sebanti Goswami, Associate Professor, Dept. of Gynae & Obst, Medical College, Kolkata
Sri Sambit Guha, Accounts Officer, Medical College, Kolkata
Number of meetings Held: Six
Workshops:
Number of Workshops held: One
Topic of the Workshops: Medical Education Technology
Participants: Twenty faculty members from various disciplines joined in each of them.
Certificate of Participation: awarded to all the participants.
Resource Persons:
Dr. Sebanti Goswami, Dr. Suhrita Paul, Dr. Ramdip Ray and Dr. Kaushik Bhaumik
Facilitators: Other members of MEU, Medical College, Kolkata
Seminars: Ten (in collaboration with various Departments)
MEU has also actively supported various Departmental activities and Scientific Proceedings by providing
resource and material support as requested.
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ANNUAL REPORT (LIBRARY – 2011-12 )
The Library of Medical College established round about 1839 is regarded as the oldest Medical
Library in British India. A brief statement of this College Library is given below :
Working hours of the Library = From 9 A.M.to7 P.M.on all working day except Saturday
Saturday 9 A.M. to 3 P.M.
Budget Amount = Budget amount of books & journals Rs.500000/-
(Rupees five lacks app.)only during the year 2011-12
No. of Books = 400
Total no of members = 1700(Seventeen hundred )
No. of Books issued daily = 800 app.
No. of Books returned daily = 800 app.
Internate facility has been available for the benefit of faculty members.
Library is a growing organism which always need some nutrients for its proper development. The
Library is now faced with a few problems like non-binding of lots of publication, lack of space,
shortage of staffs which need to be solved. However, against all odds and inspite of all short
comings, this library is still considered to be the best amidst others in its service to the readers.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENTS
Anesthesiology
● Nursing training for Critical Care in which both theoretical and practical training
given to nurses in different batches coming from different parts of West Bengal
● Training was given on Life Saving Anesthetic Skills for Emergency Obstetric Care to
Medical Officers of West Bengal Heath Service
● Students of Bio-medical engineering given training
● Prof. Subrata Pahari has been re-nominated as the Hony. Vice President,
ISSP(Indian Society For Study Of Pain, WB) branch
● Number of seminars held- 40
●
CME of Indian society of Anaesthesiologists (West Bengal branch) on ophthalmic
anaesthesia was organised
Anatomy
The dept. acted as venue for two work shopl
Workshop on head and neck surgery with cadaver dissection on 17, 18, 19 June 2011.
International workshop on cadaver dissection on functional endoscopic sinus surgery on
September 11.
Cardiology
Prof. Santanu Guha attended the following conferences as speaker and/or chairperson:
1. Annual Conference of Cardio logical Society of India held at
Mumbai,Dec,2011.
2. Annual Conference of Cardio logical Society of India, W.B branch, Kolkata,
Oct, 2011.
3. Annual Conference of Cardio logical Society of India, North East Chapter,
Guwahati, Oct, 2011.
4. National Intervention Council meet, held at N.Delhi, April, 2011.
Delivered the following orations:
1. Prof. Sadasiban Memorial oration organized by Chennai Branch of
Cardiological Society of India.
2. Dr.S.C.Bose memorial oration organized by West Bengal Academy of
Science and Technology.
Elected/ Nominated as:
1. General Secretary, Cardio logical Society of India.
2. Vice President, Cardio logical Society of India, West Bengal Branch.
3. Assistant Secretary, SAARC Cardiac Society.
4. Fellow. Indian College of Cardiology.
5. Fellow, West Bengal Academy of Science and Technology.
Dr. Soura Mookerjee
Attended the following conferences as speaker and/or chairperson;
Annual Conference of Cardio logical Society of India, W.B branch, Kolkata, Oct, 2011.
Attended the following conferences as delegates:
India Live at Mumbai
ESC congress at Paris
Elected as: Assistant Secretary Cardio logical Society of India, West Bengal Branch.
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Chest & Pulmonary Medicine
Number of Seminars held: 51
Conducted a Workshop on TB on World TB Day on 24 th March, 2011
Community Medicine
Seminars by Post Graduate students in 2011 :
Topic
1. HIV Vaccine
2. NFHS-3
3. Evaluation of RNTCP
4. Eleventh Five year plan
5. Child Abuse and neglect
Post Graduate Journal Club
Topic
1. B Thalassaemia trait
2. Mortality following first acute AMI
3. Quality of life among Haemo-dialysis patient
4. Dynamics of malaria epidemiology
1.2.5. Supervised field studies by Post Graduate students:
1. A cyto-epidemiological study on reproductive health of women aged 30-59 years in a
rural community (Tarakeswar RH, Dist. Hooghly – Rural field practice area of
Medical College, Kolkata)
2. Study on menstrual hygiene among adolescent girls in an urban community (KMC
Ward No. 37, Urban field practice area of Medical College, Kolkata)
3. A study on antenatal care practices among pregnant women in an urban community
(KMC Ward No. 37, Urban field practice area of Medical College, Kolkata)
4. Knowledge, attitude and practice regarding emergency contraception among college
students in a rural community (Tarakeswar RH, Dist. Hooghly – Rural field practice
area of Medical College, Kolkata)
5. Knowledge, attitude and practice regarding Swine Flu in an urban community (KMC
Ward No. 37, Urban field practice area of Medical College, Kolkata)
6. Study on bone mineral density and assessment of risk factors for osteoporosis in an
urban slum (KMC Ward No. 37, Urban field practice area of Medical College,
Kolkata)
7. Study on immunization waste handling in Tarakeswar Block of Hooghly district.
1.2.6. PGDMCH course of IGNOU
This department is the recognized Programme Study Center (PSC) for PGDMCH course of
Indira Gandhi National Open University. Other participating departments are Dept. of
Paediatrics and Dept. of Gynaecology & Obstetrics. State run district hospitals, sub-division
hospitals and some State General hospitals of participate as Skill Development Centers
(SDC). Our annual intake is 30.
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1.2.7. Ongoing research activities by faculties in 2011:
1. Morbidity status of slum dwellers in Razabajar, ward 37, Kolkata
2. Musculo-skeletal disorders among adult females in urban field area of dept of
Community Medicine, MCH, Kolkata (ward 37)
3. Substance abuse and morbidity pattern in street children in Kolkata, India.
4. Effect of buprenorphine substitution therapy among the morphine addicts in Howrah
district, WB.
Activities in the Urban Field Practice Areas
i). Arpuli Lane, Ward – 40
ii). Raja Bajar, Ward – 37
● General outpatient clinic at Arpuli Lane run by Dept of Community medicine on
every Thursday
● General outpatient clinic on Tuesday and Friday at Razabajar, Ward-37, KMC
● Malaria Clinic, DOTS clinic, immunization and other Public Health activities under
National Programmes
● House to house visit by internees and maintenance of Family Folders and updating
of health records
● Posting of PGTs as a part of their course curriculum
● Family care study done by Under Graduate students
● Conduction of different projects, training and research activities
● Conduction of different postgraduate examinations in the urban field practice area.
Razabajar OPD:
● Performance April 2011 to December 2011:
Total patients New patients Old patients Male Female
5624 4526 (80.5%) 1098 (19.5%) 1763 (31.3%) 3861 (68.7%)
Age composition (n-5624)
0-5 yrs. 5-9 yrs. 10-19 yrs. 20-59 yrs. 60 yrs. and more
795 (14.1%) 318 (5.7%) 512 (9.1%) 3387 (60.2%) 612 (10.9%)
Major morbidities (n=5624)
Fever Musculoskeletal disorders Gastrointestinal disorders Respiratory disorders Skin conditions
1225 (21.8%) 1041 (18.5%) 876 (15.6%) 582 (10.3%) 496 (8.8%)
2.3. Activities in the Rural Field Practice Area
Tarakeswar Rural Hospital
● Regular posting of Internees in Malaria Clinic, DOTS centre, Anwesha clinic,
ICTC, immunization clinic at Tarakeswar Rural Hospital
● Involvement in other Public Health activities under National Programmes
● House to house visit by internees
● Posting of PGTs as a part of their course curriculum
● Family care Study done by Post Graduate students
● Maintenance of Family Folders and records
● Conduction of different projects, training and research activities
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3.0. Public Health / Research activities
3.1. Faculty members and PG students of this Dept. are involved in following public
health activities:
● Evaluation of Filaria MDA in South 24 Parganas Dept. of Health & FW, GoWB Introduction
and field testing of STG different districts of West Bengal Dept. of Health & FW, GoWB.
● Community Ophthalmology- conduction of eye screening camp at Tarakeswar RH and
facilitating cataract surgery in collaboration with RIO.
● Community Ophthalmology project under NPCB, MoHFW, GoI.
● Epidemiological study on STI among high risk groups in West Bengal.
● Regional STI training and referral center, Department of Community Medicine, Dept. of
Gynecology, Dept. of Dermatology of Medical College, Kolkata, and Institute of Serology,
Kolkata. Supported by WBSAPCS and NACO.
● Million Death Study – cause of death by Verbal autopsy Center for Global Health Research
project.
● Outbreak control – Nodal Dept. for RRT for Howrah and Hooghly districts Dept. of Health
& FW, GoWB.
● IDSP activitiesDept. of Health & FW, GoWB.
● Effective Vaccine Management following WHO-UNICEF protocol in selected districts
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India & Dept. of Health & FW, GoWB.
● Cold chain handlers training in selected districts WBSISC & Dept. of Health & FW, GoWB.
3.2. West Bengal State Immunization Support Cell (WBSISC):
WBSISC based at the Dept. of Community Medicine, Medical College, Kolkata collaborate
with State Family Welfare Department and Unicef to provides technical and managerial
support for strengthening routine immunization in 10 districts of West Bengal.
Major areas of intervention –
● RI microplanning with special focus on hard to reach areas and urban underserved,
● Facilitating role-out of VHND
● Cold chain management, vaccine-ADS-other logistics management
● Capacity building
● Field monitoring and supervision
● Supporting IPPI and other special immunization activities
● Data management
● Convergence among all partner agencies/stake-holders
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WBSISC is also supporting IMNCI programme roll-out/management in project districts
Monthly review and consultations with State health department and UNICEF officers are
done regularly.
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CTVS
A. Total no of cases done in our Department in 2011- 801.
Open Heart Procedures -167
Adult Valve Surgery- 64
Aortic Valve Replacement-12
Mitral valve Replacement-37
Double valve replacement-14
Mitral valve repair-1
Simple congenital Procedures-43
ASD closure-27
VSD Closure-15
Open pulmonary valvotomy-1
Complex congenital procedures-28
Intracardiac repair for Tetralogy of Fallott-11
ASD repair and open pulmonary valvotomy-4
VSD repair and open pulmonary valvotomy-4
ASD and VSD closure-1
Intracardiac Repair for Total anomalous pulmonary venous connection-1
Aorto pulmonary window repair-1
Dacron patch repair of Coarctation of Aorta-1
Intracardiac repair of double chamber right ventricle -2
Bidirectional Glenn Shunt for complex cyanotic congenital heart disease-2
Ascending aorta to MPA shunt with PTFE graft-1
Coronary Artery bypass grafting (Off Pump)-20
Combined Procedures-3
Coronary artery bypasses grafting+ Patch closure of ASD-1
Coronary artery bypasses grafting Dacron patch closure of VSD (Emergency)-1
Pericardial patch closure of VSD and Aortic valve replacement in acute infective endocarditic
(Emergency)-1
Aneurysm Surgery-6
Aortic root replacement with Valved conduit for ascending aortic aneurysm -4
Repair of ruptured thoracic and abdominal aortic aneurysm-1
Repair of thoracic aneurysm-1
Miscellaneous Procedures- 3
Removal of infected intracardiac pacing wires under beating CPB-1
Repair of Para valvular leak under CPB -1
Removal of LA Myxoma under CPB-1
Esophageal Surgery-33
Bypass for Benign Esophageal stricture- 15
Bypass for Malignant Esophageal stricture- 8
Removal for foreign body esophagus- 5
Heller’s Myotomy for achalasia cardia-5
Vascular Surgery- 133
Aorto Femoral Bypass Surgery-9
Femoro-popliteal Bypass Surgery-12
Combined Aorto femoral+ femoropopliteal bypass-2
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Brachial artery bypass for brachial artery injury (Emergency)-1
Repair of congenital Arterio venous fistula or malformation-2
Embolectomy (emergency)-35
Construction of Arterio venous fistula-72
Closed Heart Procedure-89
Trans ventricular closed mitral commissurotomy (simple)-49
Trans ventricular closed mitral commissurotomy (redo)- 3
Resection of Mediastinal tumor -6
Thymectomy-3
Open surgical interruption of PDA-24
Pericardiectomy-3
Exploratory sternotomy for stab injury chest-1
Lung Surgery-79
Lobectomy-17
Pneumonectomy-13
Bullectomy-3
Removal of Hydatid cyst-18
Thoracoscopy-8
Exploratory Thoracotomy-2
Thoracoplasty-12
Excision of cervical rib-3
Resection of chest wall tumor-3
Miscellaneous Procedures-12
RCC with IVC involvement-1
Sympathectomy-1
Others-10
Esophagoscopy (diagnostic+ therapeutic)-70
Fibro optic bronscopy (diagnostic)-83
Minor procedures-135
A. Number of seminars Held -16
B. Number and name of Workshops-2
1. Bioprosthetic valve- advantages and disadvantage of different available variety
2. Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation –the new outlook
C. Number and name of the conference organized in the department—Meeting
of West Bengal chapter of ATCVS
D. Number and name of the research completed in the Department—tracheo
broncheal and major lung resection and its outcome-thesis completed by our 3 rd
year PDT Dr Suranjan Halder under guidance of Prof Ashish Mandal
E. Number and name of the research going on in the department-
1. Role of Tranexemic Acid in open heart surgery-By 2 nd year PDT Dr Rajarshi
ghosh, under guidance of Prof Asish Mandal
2. A study of the outcome of second closed mitral valvotomy in mitral restenosis –
by 2 nd year PDT Dr Chito under guidance of Associate Professor Dr M.S. Pal
3. Mitral valve replacement with and without chordal preservation – a comparative
analysis-by Dr Sanseep Sardar under guidance of Associate professor Dr S
Mukherjee
F. Name of book and the author written a chapter of the book-Assistant Professor
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Dr Kaushik Mukherjee was selected as sub editor in EJCTVS and edited papers for
publication in EJCTVS
G. Name of the person attending any national conference- 1.Associate professor
Dr S Mukherjee attended National endovascular work shop in Ahmedabad 2.
All faculty members and PDTs have attendeded national conference
H. Name of the person attending any regional conference- Dr S Mukherjee and
Dr K Mukherjee have attended a CME on peripheral vascular disease organized
by ASI and delivered a lecture on management of peripheral vascular disease
ENDOCRINE:
1. Seminars and Journal cluba.
No. of seminars held – 10
b. Journal club - on every Tuesday.
2. Conferences attended by the facultiesa.
RSSDI 2011, Mumbai
b. ESICON 2011, Pune
c. EASD 2011, Lisbon
d. IDF 2011, Dubai
ENT:
III. ACTIVITIES – TEACHING
For postgraduates
1. Teaching round at Ezra Ward every Wednesday
2. Tumour Clinic every Thursday
3. Adiovestibular Clinic every Friday
4. Seminars and Journal Club every Saturday
5. Cadaver dissection regularly practiced by faculty and post-graduate students in ENT
Dissection Room, Anatomy Block
Workshops organized
1. International workshop on FESS with Cadaver Dissection. September 2011
International Faculty: Prof (Dr.) Lanny Close, University of Pennsylvania.
2.Workshop on Head and Neck Surgery with Cadaver Dissection. July 2011
3. Guest Faculty: Prof (Dr.) Sudhir Bahadur & Dr. Sanjay Sharma
4. Phonosurgery workshop with cadaver dissection. March 2011
5.Guest Faculty: Dr. Sachin Gandhi
FORENSIC MEDICINE:
The Medical College was affiliated to Calcutta University in 1857. Then L.M.S. Part II
required the student passing Part I to attend 50 lectures on Medical Jurisprudence. In 1868, Medical
Jurisprudence was added to Native Vernacular classes.
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Dr. S.C. Mackenzie became Professor in 1879 and continued till 1894. He did original
work on changes in dead bodies in and around Calcutta, which is accepted as the guideline in
establishing time since death in Courts of Law.
The Science of Dactylography was started in Bengal and first Finger Print Bureau was
started in Calcutta in 1897, with active help of Professors of Medical Jurisprudence.
In 1892, the Central Medical Council of Great Britain recognized the medical degrees of
Calcutta University. In 1906, L.M.S Course was abolished. From 1907, M.B. Degree course
was introduced. Henceforth, Medical Jurisprudence was included in Part II of the course.
In 1938, Police Surgeon post was created and the Professor Medical Jurisprudence was
relieved of cumbersome duties of Police Surgeon. The first Police Surgeon was Rai Bahadur Dr.
Siris Sarkar. Mainly doing administrative duties, the Professor of Medical Jurisprudence was
ordered to continue as Officer-in-charge of Calcutta Police Morgue and Bhowanipur Mental
Observation Ward. From 1950-52, the Professor has become the medicolegal expert to the State
Government. In 1958, by a Government order, the teaching staff was reorganized. There were to
be two posts of teachers.
In 1966, the Professor of Medical Jurisprudence(Forensic & State Medicine) was relieved
of his duties as Ex-Officio Superintendent of Bhowanipur Mental Observation Ward. This year
the post of Professor of Medical Jurisprudence at R.G. Kar Medical College was separated and
Dr. D.N. Banerjee took over there. But again in 1971, the two posts were amalgamated.
Since the creation of the Chair for Medical Jurisprudence, the Department had no locus
within the college campus. It was accommodated at Calcutta Police Morgue. With the joining of
Dr. J.B. Mukherjee as Head of the Department, a new era was ushered in the history of the
Department of Forensic and State Medicine. Under his able guidance, within a few years, the
Department made its place in the international map of Forensic Sciences. From 1967 onwards,
concentrated efforts were made and in 1974 the department was upgraded with grant under 4 th
5-year was inaugurated on 28 th January, 1974. The aims and objectives of the Department are :
to provide post graduate and undergraduate education, train teachers, provide research facilities,
be the ‘Central referral organisation’, setting up a ‘Poison Unit’. The Department is also supposed
to integrate Forensic Pathology, Forensic Serology, Forensic Biochemistry, Forensic Radiology
and Clinical Forensic Medicine comprising of ‘Poison Unit’, ‘Forensic Psychiatry’ and subdivision
of Forensic Traumatology dealing with cases of ‘Injury and assaults’.
Many eminent experts and important persons have took the chair of the Head of the
Department.
Prof. J.B. Mukherjee was one of the pioneers in this discipline. His book is very much
helpful not only for undergraduate and post-graduate students but also for the personnel of
Judiciary. Prof. A. Nandy, Prof. A.K. Gupta and Prof. T.K. Bose, also headed the chair of this
department.
The department of this college handles many important jobs for the Medical College, for
the State and the Society as a whole.
The department is involved in both undergraduate and postgraduate education. At present
there are 4 post-graduate seats (M.D.) per year.
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The department is also involved in the undertaking of training programmes in Police training
school, Barrackpore and CDTS (Central Detective Training Service) on a regular basis.
The Mortuary is an important wing of this department (The Kolkata Police Morgue). It
occupies an essential position in the State of West Bengal. The Mortuary is well equipped and has
got modern facilities for the conduction of medicolegal cases. The mortuary is under defense
ministry but its functions are maintained by the department of Forensic Medicine.
The department conducts many medico legal cases, not only post-mortem examination but
also many sexual assault cases, negligence cases and age determination in civil and criminal
cases. It is a referral centre for various medico legal cases from all over West Bengal apart from
medico legal cases from its own jurisdiction.
The number of post-mortems conducted at Kolkata Police Morgue under the department of
Forensic & State Medicine, Medical College, Kolkata in the year 2011 were 1255. The number
of medico-legal cases examined for age determination, accused and victims in sexual offences
and injuries were 385. Besides this, there are different types of scientific works are in the
process of research..
IHTM:
A. Any significant performance of the institute in 2011:
1) IHTM organized the college level, state level and eastern zonal levels of the first ISHBT
Haematology Quiz 2011. Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti and Dr. Uttam Kumar Nath were the state
the Eastern Zonal Coordinators (July to November 2011).
B. Any significant improvement of the institute in 2011:
1) The institute has started providing NAT tested blood for thalassemic patients under the
Jeevan Asha Project
2) The institute is providing prenatal diagnosis facilities for thalassaemia and
hemoglobinopathies
C. Any special event/performance/occurrence of the institute to be mentioned:
1) The institute organized “ART FOR THALASSEMIA” workshop for patients with
thalassaemia where eminent artists like Krishnendu Chaki, Debojyoti Mishra and others
participated.
2) The institute organized an art exhibition in SG Memorial Hall on 26 th November 2011 in
collaboration with ONGC Officers Mahila Samiti.
Academic activities
A. Number of Seminars held: 58
B. Number & Name of Workshops:
1) Workshop on Bleeding Disorders and Thalassemias on behalf of IAP, West
Bengal Branch
Paper presented in International Conference
2) Poster presentation on “Does Severe Neuropathy Limit the Optimum Use of
Bortezomib in Patients with Multiple Myeloma - A Single Center
Experience from Eastern India ” at BTG2011 conference on Haematological
Malignancies, Singapore, March 18-20, 2011(I)
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C. Name of the book & the author written/written a chapter of a book
1) Prof. Utpal Chaudhuri, Dr. Uttam Kumar Nath, Dr. Prantar
Chakrabarti..Chapter 4. The Megaloblastic Anaemias in de Gruchy’s Clinical
Haematology in Medical Practice, 6th Edition. Wiley and Sons.
2) Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti, Dr Sayantan Ray. Chapter 16. EPO and GCSF in
MDS in Haematology Update. Volume 2, April 2011
3) Dr. Uttam Kumar Nath, Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti Chapter 21. Bortezomib
and Neuropathy. Plasma Cell Malignancies.
Guidelines :
4) Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti has recently led a team of eminent academicians to
formulate the first ISHBT consensus guidelines for diagnosing and managing
immune thrombocytopenia in India (available at http://www.ishtmpgi2011.com/
downloads/ISHBT_guidelines.pdf).
D. Name of the person attending any International Conference (with the name of the conference)
1) Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti. Invited Moderator for the session on “Thalassemia
Research in India” in the International Conference on “Thalassaemia :
Approaching a Comprehensive Strategy” at NRS Medical College, 6th March,
2011.
2) Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti. Delegate at the 16 th Congress of European
Haematology Association (EHA), London, 9-12 th June 2011.
3) Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti. Invited Chairperson for the session on “Immune
Thrombocytopenic Purpura” in the European Haematology Association (EHA)
Annual Congress Highlights at Bangalore, 4th -6th November, 2011.
E. Name of the person attending any National Conference (with the name of the conference)
1) Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti. Invited Speaker on “Iron overload in thalassaemia
major vs intermedia” in the XVIIth National CME in Haematology & Haemato-
Oncology at Bombay Hospital Institute of Medical Sciences, Mumbai, 27th -
30th January 2011.
2) Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti. Invited Speaker on “Controversies: Is there a role of
chemotherapy in APML Management” in the VIII National Haematology
Update at AIIMS, New Delhi, 26-27th February, 2011.
3) Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti. Invited Delegate for the Indian Stem Cell
Transplantation Group Meeting at Christian Medical College, Vellore, 5th March,
2011.
4) Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti. Invited Speaker on “Application of surviving sepsis
guidelines in hematology practice” in the 52nd Annual Conference of Indian
Society of Hematology and Blood Transfusion at PGIMER, Chandigarh, 10-12th
November, 2011(N)
5) Poster presentation on “Efficacy of Bendamustine-Rituximab combination in
NHL.” Lalit Raut, V Bohara, G Badarkhe, S Samanta, P Dhiman, P Chakrabarti, UK
Nath, SS Ray, U Chaudhuri, at 52nd Annual Conference of Indian Society of
Hematology and Blood Transfusion, PGIMER, Chandigarh, Nov.10-12th,2011 (N)
6) Poster Presentation on “Mantle cell lymphoma masquerading as colorectal
carcinoma- A lesson for the internists” Sayantan Ray, S Kundu, M Goswami, A
Saha, M Saha, S Maitra, P Chakrabarti, at 52nd Annual Conference of Indian
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Society of Hematology and Blood Transfusion, PGIMER, Chandigarh,
India, Nov.10-12th,2011 (N)
7) Poster Presentation on “Pure red cell aplasia following autoimmune hemolytic
anemia- An enigma.” S Ray, Supratip Kundu, M Goswami, A Saha, M Saha,
A Talukdar, P Chakrabarti. at 52nd Annual Conference of Indian Society of
Hematology and Blood Transfusion, PGIMER, Chandigarh, India, 10-12th
November,2011 (N)
F. Name of the person attending any Regional Conference (with the name of the conference)
1) Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti. Invited Panelist in the Panel Discussion on
“Managing Critical Obstetrical Cases and Obstetric ICU” in the Workshop on
“Critical Care in Obstetrics” in association with FOGSI- Emcure Pharma
Initiative – 2011 under the activities of Ethics and Medicolegal Committee,
FOGSI on Sunday, August 28, 2011 (R)
2) Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti. Invited Speaker on “Good Bedside Transfusion
Practice” in the Induction Training Programme on Blood Banking & Blood
Safety for Medical Officers working in different Government Blood Bank all
over the state of West Bengal, Department of ImmunoHaematology & Blood
Transfusion, Medical College, Kolkata, September 8th, 2011(L).
OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY:
ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
A. No. of Seminars held – 11
F. Paper published in International Journal - 8
G. Paper published in Indexed Journal - 27
H Paper presented in International Conference – 3
I. Paper presented in International Journal – 3
J. Paper presented in State conference – 10
K. Name of books and the author written / written a chapter of a book – 2
L. No. of person attending in International conference - 9
M. Name of the persons attending any National Conference (with the name of the con
ference) – 9
N. Name of the person attending any Regional Conference – 3
Obstetric Operations:
Total LUCS : 5557
Gynae Operations:
Total Abdominal Operations - 891
a)Total Abd Hyst with BSO - 770
b) Wertheim’s operation for CA Cervix – 48
c) Myomectomy - 20
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d) Abdominal sacral colpopexy- 1
Vaginal Operations 401
a)Vag. Hyst. With PFR 265
b)NDVH 40
c) VVF Repair 7
d) Vag. Sacrocolpopexy 10
e) TOT 7
f) Others
Laparoscopy Procedures 668
Tubal Ligation 810
Post Partum Cu. T. insertion 105
Mirena Insertion 12
Conferences Attended
Dr. Sebanti Goswami
1. Invited speaker in International Congress on contraception at Kolkata, May 2011
Participatedin AICOG 2011 at Hyderabad.
Participation in Conference by Prof. S. Adhikari
1. January 7.9.2011 AICOG National Conference Hydrabad as faculty – Topic –
Antenatal Surveillance of twin pregnancy
2. May 5-7 2011 International Conference on Contraceptive Kolkata as faculty
Topic – NSV
3. Participated in NSU Workshop Kolkata May 2011.
4. July 30-31, 2011 International Conference on Emergency Obstetrics Bangalore
as faculty. Panel Discussion – Use of Blood/Blood Components.
5. November 6-7, 2011 N.E. Obs Gynae Conference Imphal as Faculty. Topic –
Emergency Hysterectomy in Obstetrics.
6. December, 3-4,2011 National Conference on “Why mother die” Topic – Prevention
of maternal Death in obstructed labour.
DR. JHATU KUMAR SAHA
Conference Attended
1. International Congress on Contraception May 6-7 2011 at Hyatt Regency, Kolkata.
MEDICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY:
Guest Lecture by Dr U C Ghoshal,SGPGI Lucknow (With Dept of Medicine)
ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
A. Number of seminars held:3 (along with Dept of Medicine)
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B. Name of the person attending any International Conference: Dr K D Biswas First
international conference on functional bowel disease and motility disorder held in Lucknow
C. Name of the person attending any National Conference:
● APICON 2011- Coimbatore : Dr K D Biswas
Name of the person attending any Regional Conference:
● West Bengal API CME 2011- Dr. K D Biswas
●
North East GASTROMEET , GUWAHATI ; Dr K D Biswas
D. Other achievements and name of the person:
● Fellow of Indian College of Physicians: Dr. K D BISWAS
MEDICINE:
Meetings held:
● Monthly Meeting of Association of Physicians of India
● Monthly Meeting of Endocrine Society of India
● Monthly meeting of Association of Rheumatology Society of India
● Monthly meeting of Association of Clinical Medicine
● Monthly meeting of Diabetic association of WB
● Bi-monthly meeting of Academy of Geriatrics, West Bengal
A. Any significant improvement of the department in 2011:
Upliftment of the Library
B. Any special event/performance/occurrence of the department to be mentioned:
Organising Doctor’s Day - Medi-Quiz for post graduate trainees
Organising Rabindra- Jayanti in the Departmental Seminar
Guest Lecture by Dr.S.Bhattacharya (U.K.)
ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
E. Number of seminars held: 184
F. Paper presented in National Conference:
Dr Saptarshi Bishnu, 2nd year PG student
● ASICON 2011 Award for the Second Best Speaker at the National Conference of
the AIDS Society of India, 2011 at Lucknow, for the paper titled: Emergencies in
HIV / AIDS: A 2 year experience
● Dr N L Patney Award for the Third Best Speaker at the 19th National Conference of
the Indian Association of Clinical Medicine at Patna for the paper titled: Plasmablastic
lymphoma in HIV : A case report and review of literature
● Participated at the Indo US Summit on Emergency Medicine at New Delhi and
presented a paper titled: Neurological emergencies in HIV / AIDS
Dr Samiran Samui, 2nd year PG Student
Dr N L Patney Award for the Second Best Speaker at the 19th National Conference
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of the Indian Association of Clinical Medicine at Patna for the paper titled: A clinicopathological
study of 100 cases of advanced HIV
G. Name of the book and the author written/written a chapter of the book:
● Prof. Tapas Das, Member, International Advisory Board , DAVIDSON’S
MEDICINE, for 19 th , 20 th , 21 st and forthcoming 22 nd Edition & also Davidson’s
100 Clinical Cases for 1 st and 2 nd Edition.
H. Name of the person attending any International Conference:
I. Name of the person attending any National Conference:
● APICON 2011- Ahmedabad.- Dr. R. N. Sarkar, Dr. S. B. Ganguly, Dr. A.
TalukdarDr. G. Santra,Dr R Bandyopadhyay.
● RSSDI-2011- Mumbai.- Dr. G. Santra
● IRA Annual Conference- Vellore.- Dr. S. B. Ganguly, Dr. S. Biswas
● CSI National Conference.Kolkata- Dr. S. Mani
● CSI Mumbai 2011: Dr R Bandyopadhyay
J. Name of the person attending any Regional Conference:
● West Bengal API 2011- Dr. Manjari Saha
● PULMOCON 2011- Dr. Manjari Saha
● West Bengal ACP 2011- Dr. Manjari Saha
K. Other achievements and name of the person:
● Prof. Tapas Das, President , Indian Academy of Geriatrics(2011-2013)
● WHO Fellowship for “Control of Communicable Diseases” at Royal Tropical
Institute, Amsterdam, Netherlands: Dr. A. Talukdar
● Fogarty Reaserch grant for attending “Research Methodology course on HIV and
STDs” at Washington University, USA: Dr. A. Talukdar
● Fellow of Indian College of Physician: Dr. A. Talukdar
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Prof. Sital Ghosh Memorial Award 2011: Dr. S. Mani
Awarded Fellowship of Indian College of Physicians to Dr Ramtanu
Bandyopadhyay and Dr Kalidas Biswas.
MICRO BIOLOGY
SRL, Department of Microbiology organized a Two (2) one day Workshop of ICTC MT
(Lab) on 20/01/2011 and 19/07/2011.
3. SRL, Department of Microbiology organized a Five day Training of ICTC MT (Lab) from
14/11/2011 to 18/11/2011.
4. Published paper in International Journal by the Faculty members.
5. Attended National Conference and Workshop at BHU, Varanasi and presented four papers
by our Faculty members and PGT from 23/11/2011 to 26/11/2011.
6. One Faculty member was selected and sent to Delhi for IDSP meeting.
7. Student’s Seminar on HIV was held on Sept’ 2011 at GLT, MCH, Kolkata.
PROF. MANIDEEPA SENGUPTA:
1. Attended a 3 days Training on Calibration, Biosafety and SIMS organized by NACO
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held at STM, Kolkata.
2. Organized and attended as Resource Person the following Workshops:
● One day Workshop of ICTC / Blood bank MT (Lab) held on 19/07/2011.
● Five days Training of ICTC MT (Lab) from 14/11/2011 to 18/11/2011.
● Five Days Training of ICTC MT (Lab) held at RG Kar MCH on Nov’ 2011.
● One day Workshop of ICTC / Blood bank MT (Lab) held on July’ 2011.
DR. MONOJIT CHATTOPADHYAY
A. Number of seminars attended :
1. One day Workshop on EQAS on 29/01/11 & 19/07/11.
2. Five days Training of ICTC MT (Lab) on Nov’ 11.
3. Attended IDSP Meeting in Delhi on December’ 2011.
NEURO-MEDICINE:
This Year EEG and Electrophysiology services have started in the department in full swing
and being done on six days a week.
DM (Neurology) course has started this year with one DM PDT.
ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
Forty eight Seminars were held this year in the department.
Workshops- One Epilepsy workshop and one workshop on stroke were held this year.
Presentations in
Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis: API National conference, Kolkata
Sphincter disturbance: API State Conference
Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis in Medicine Update Vol 22
1. Prof.Debasis Basu attended: a. European Neurology Society conf.-in Bengaluru
A) API Annual Conference in Kolkata
B) Neuroophthalmology & Neurootology
C) Neucon
2. Dr Prasenjit Sengupta presented: Neuroophthalmology & Neurootology Neucon
NEURO-SURGERY:
Departmental news and academic activities
1. Presented papers in 2011 in Concord 2011, ISSICON2011 of spine society of India
2. Dr Sudipta Chatterjee was selected as Scientific committee Chairperson,in Concord
2011,ISSICON2011
3. Dr Sudipta Chatterjee took training in endoscopic Neurosurgery and performed
neuroendoscopy operations
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4. Dr Sudipta Chatterjee and Dr Kanchan Sarkar Chakravarty published papers in IMA
journal,and Journal of spine society of India
5. Dr Sudipta Chatterjee and Dr Kanchan Sarkar Chakravarty participated in CV anomaly
update of Park clinic
6. Dr Sudipta Chatterjee and Dr Kanchan Sarkar Chakravarty were selected as member of
national spinal society of India
7. Visited NIMHANS for academic activities
Total no of admissions—126, Operations-102 cases, Mortality- nil
ORTHOPEDICS
Departmental News
● Significant performance and improvement in 2011- This year there was a
significant increase in the number of operations
● Allogenic Bone Bank –Has been started in Deparment of Orthopaedics
● Special event organised in 2011- this year DNB practical exam was organised
in this department for the first time in September 2011. 14 candidates took the
exam
● Prof M.M.Ray –has been elected as president of West Bengal Orthopaedic
Association for 2011-12
Part 2- Academic activities
● Seminars held- 20
● Workshops- International cadaveric workshop on minimal invasive
percutaneous plate osteosynthesis
● Paper presentation in national conference- 22
● Paper presentation in state conference- 33
● Persons attending international conference- Prof. MM Ray, Dr. Rana Das, Dr.
Sujit Dutta, Dr. Kanchan Sabui, Dr.Rajeev Raman, Dr. Arunangshu
Bhattacharya, Dr. Tapas Ghosh, Dr. Mukul Bhattacharya, Dr. Priyojit
Chatterjee, Dr. P. Roy
● Name of book and author- Prof. MM Ray- chapter on flurosis in textbook of
orthopaedics and traumatology by Dr. Natarajan
● Persons attending national and regional conference: Prof. MM Ray, Dr. Rana
Das, Dr. Sujit Dutta, Dr. Kanchan Sabui, Dr.Rajeev Raman, Dr. Arunangshu
Bhattacharya, Dr. Tapas Ghosh, Dr. Mukul Bhattacharya, Dr. Priyojit
Chatterjee, Dr. P. Roy, Dr. Kousik Nandy, Dr. Kire, Dr.Prabir Bala
PEDIATRIC MEDICINE
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit.
The Dept. is successfully running 8 bedded PICU because of hard work and devotion of
Doctors, Nursing Staffs & Other category Staffs
Throughout the year we have been able to significantly upgrade the service.
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We have been ventilating patients on a regular basis. At the present moment we simultaneously
ventilate at the most four patients. And in the last six months there have been hardly any day when
we did not have at least one ventilated patient. Patients with vast spectrum of diseases starting from
complex cyanotic , acyanotic heart diseases, Diabetic ketoacidosis, encephalopathy with intractable
convulsion, acute severe asthma are ventilated and survived. As usual – along with the ventilation
– we have been using other services that are essential to run a ventilator program successfully like
blood gas monitoring, sedative and analgesic infusions, chest physiotherapy, portable Chest X-
rays etc. We have done peritoneal dialysis on a number of subjects. All of them survived.
We have started doing Arterial lines and Central venous lines on a regular basis. We have also
used invasive blood pressure monitoring on a few patients.
We have regularly used Ionotrope infusions, high dose Midazolam infusions for control of
status epilepticus while being on the ventilator.
Our thanks goes to our colleagues in other departments like Paediatric surgery, Neurology,
Cardiology etc. who on many occasions have greatly supported us. We have tried to establish a
multi-disciplinary team approach and have been pleased with the result.
On some occasions – we decided to withdraw care on a palliative basis after open and honest
consultation with the parents and the relatives and our observation has been that they usually
accept the reality and actually appreciated this approach. We believe this is a significant change in
attitude to such situations on behalf of the medical team as well as the parents and represents
progress from what is usually done.
We are giving supports to critically ill children in the form of respiratory cardio vascular and
renal supports.
The Unit is equipped with –
Four Pediatric Ventilators
Invasive and Non-invasive Monitors
Defibrillator
Volumetric and Syringe infusion pump.
One Flexible Fiber-optic Bronchoscope
One Ultra-sound Machine
No. of patients admitted in PICU in last one year = 315
Success rate = 80%
most of these deaths (around 80%) were within the first 24-48 hours and possibly at least
partially explains the severity of the illness at presentation
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Yearly Activity Report of Neonatal Devision Of Dept of Pediatrics Medical College ,
Kolkata ( 2001-2011 )
Neonatal Division Of Dept of Pediatrics Medical College is a 30 Bed unit. It has a 6 bedded
Neonatal Intensive care Unit and a 6 bedded Step down unit.
The unit provides services for sick neonates as well as routine care for normal neonates in Postnatal
ward.
Total Death in Nursery for the Year
Total death in Nursery : yearly (27.27%) of Total admission at Nursery -
● 2.5 kg /yr (16.6%)
● 1.5 – 2.5 kg = per yr (62.5%)
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3) Anti-La Negative Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus in a Newborn - Mihir Sarkar,
Jayanta Kumar Ghosh, Malay K. sinha and Sukanta Chatterjee Indian Journal of
Pediatrics, Volume 76-June, 2009; 649-50.
4) Pre-Exchange 5% Albumin Infusion In Low Birth Weight Neonates With Intensive Phototherapy
Failure – A Randomized Controlled Trial. S Mitra, M Samanta, M Sarkar, A Kr.
De, S Chatterjee. Accepted for publication as original article in the Journal of Tropical
Perdiatrics, August 2010.
Out patient Services Neonatal Devision
The unit runs special clinics for neonates and infants.
The Well Baby Clinic ( Tuesday and Wednesday) – Follow-up of newborns, helping
mothers to continue exclusive breast feeding, advice regarding immunization and routine
preventive measures against infection, teaching mothers to prevent hypothermia and treatment
of illness.
High Risk Newborn Clinic – Follow-up of sick newborn who were admitted in NICU,
Counseling of parents, Feeding practices, rehabilitation of sick newborns, immunization,
Prevention of hypothermia.
Adolescent Health Clinic runs thrice a week morning OPD (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday)
and once a week afternoon OPD (Friday 2 – 4 pm).
Total adolescent attended at OPD was and total counseling patient was ….
So, total no of adolescents attended at Adolescent Health Clinic in this period was (+) =
School Activity: Adolescent Health Clinic performed screening program on adolescent health at
Metropolitan High School, Bhagabati High School and Bowbazar High School.
Regional Paediatric ART Centre
Regional Pediatric ART Centre was inaugurated on the month of February 2009 at the 3 rd
floor of MCH building, Medical College & Hospital, Kolkata-700 073 by the Respected DME,
Prof. S N Banerjee. This is one and only Pediatric HIV/AIDS Centre in the Eastern Region;
associated with case diagnosis, diagnosis of OI (opportunistic infections), clinical Follow-up,
and Counseling, Prophylaxis, nutritional assistance & counseling of CLHA(children living with
HIV /AIDS) of this region. This centre is also associated with the Care and Support of HIV
exposed baby, including feeding counseling, practical training of the pediatrician, doctors,
healthcare workers of this region on pediatric HIV care which is recognized and organized by
NACO, WHO, UNICEF.
This centre started the distribution of ARV drugs from December the 16 th , 2009 to all HIV
+ve Children and their parents, and it became one of the few centres of our country serving as the
true family centre for CLHA and their families. Very recently NACO initiated 2 nd Line and
Alternative 1 st Line therapy which will be distributed from this centre only. So it becomes the
advanced HIV care Pediatric Centre in this region. NACO has decided to upgrade this centre as
the Pediatric Centre of Excellence for the CLHA and their Parents.
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Director, Centre of Excellence: Regional Pediatric ART Centre is Dr Sukanta Chatterjee, who is
the Prof and Head of Dept of Ped.. He is also senior faculty for the training of Pediatric HIV/
AIDS of NACO & WHO. He is also a key trainer of NACO for the training of Pediatric 2 nd Line
& alternative Pediatric 1 st Line & early infant diagnosis of this region.
Book published :
1)Influenza Spectrum I & II.
Chapter :Psychosocial and Economic Impact of Influenza
Sukanta Chatterjee,Ranjana Chatterjee and Pranab Kr.Dey
Elsevier Publication 2011.
2) Pediatric Infectious disease Sukanta chatterjee MacMillan Publication
AWARDS
Received the C S Dawn Memorial Award for the BEST SPEAKER at the Junior Doctors’
Symposium on “Acute Abdomen – The Pediatric Aspects” at the 76 th Reunion of Medical
College, Kolkata
Received the Sukumar Mukherjee award for the SECOND BEST SPEAKER at the competitive
short paper session on “Pre-exchange 5% Albumin Infusion in Low Birth Weight Infants
– A Single Blinded Randomized Controlled Trial” at the 76 th Reunion of Medical College,
Kolkata.
Received SECOND PRIZE at the Divisional Round of the IAP Pediatric Quiz 2011 held at
Burdwan Medical College – Dr. Debjani Ghosh and Dr. Prithwish Roy
Received 3 rd prize in poster presentation WB Pedicon2011- Dr Satarupa Banerjee
Received 2 nd prize in oral presentation in Adolesent health - Dr Rajani kujur
Received 3 rd prize in oral presentation in adolescent health – Dr Ashis banerjee
Shubhadeep Das stood 1 st in Diarrhea Quiz on World ORS Day, held in July 2010 at NRSMCH
jointly with Debjani Ghosh.
Shubhadeep Das stood 1 st in IAP Clinical Meeting held on 28 th September 2010 at MCH,
Kolkata.
Paper presented in International Conference –
i. Adaptation of Orientation package on YFHS for Medical Officer for Bangladesh – a
WHO project by Dr Sukanta Chatterjee.2010
ii. International Investigators Meet on HPV Vac in preadolescents at Brussels, Belgium in
September 2009. (Dr Prof. Sukanta Chatterjee)
iii. Adolescent Health Orientation package field testing by WHO, Geneva attended at
Belgaum in September 09 (Dr Prof. Sukanta Chatterjee)
iv. Role of Micro nutrient in Immune development of children with special reference to
Pediatric HIV – International Symposium on Micronutrient in Children – Organised by
Human nutrition Department of AIIMS (Dr Subhasish Bhattacharyya)
v. SELF ASSESMENT VERSUS CLINICIAN ASSESMENT OF SEXUAL MATU-
RITY RATING IN ADOLESCENTS - has been accepted for poster presentation at
the 2011 Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine Annual Meeting in Seattle, WA,
U.S.A,on 30 th March 2011. – Dr. Moumita Samanta,
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Paper presented in National Conference -
a) ‘Adolescent Health in Medical Education’ at National Conference of Indian Academy of
Pediatrics 2010 Jan at Bangalore. ((Dr Prof. Sukanta Chatterjee)
b) ‘Body image issues in adolescents’ at National Conference of Adolescent Chapter of IAP
at Belgaum, Karnataka in September 2009. (Dr Prof. Sukanta Chatterjee)
c) ‘Adolescent Growth Monitoring’ at National Conference of Growth, Development Chapter
of IAP at Aurangabad, Maharastra. (Dr Prof. Sukanta Chatterjee)
d) Guest Speaker on TB & HIV co-infection in children (East Zone Pedicon 30 th October,
Shilong) (Dr Subhasish Bhattacharyya)
Paper presented in State Conference -
a) ‘Overweight and obesity in adolescents and its related risk factors’ at IAP State Conference
held at Mondarmoni on 6 th December 2009.(Dr. Mukut Banerjee)
b) Foot Length & Cormic Index – Early Markers of Pubertal Onset & Progress at IAP State
Conference held at Mondarmoni on 6 th December 2009.( Dr. Souvik Mitra)
c) Self assessment versus Clinician assessment of Sexual maturity ratings in adolescents at
IAP State Conference held at Mondarmoni on 6 th December 2009.(Dr. Moumita Samanta).
d) Psychological issues and quality of life in HIV infected children and adolescents at IAP
State Conference held at Mondarmoni on 6 th December 2009.(Dr. Chanchal Kundu)
e) Relationship Of SMR staging with behavioral problem in adolescent held in Chinsurah
2010 dec . State IAP pedicon
f) Depression in adolescent coming from affluent family. in adolescent held in Chinsurah
2010 dec . State IAP pedicon.Dr Jasodhara Chowdhury
g) Relationship of BMI with hypertension
Name of the person attending any International Conference (with the name of the conference) -
1) Dr Sukanta Chatterjee - International Investigators Meet on HPV Vac in preadolescents
at Brussels, Belgium
2) International Symposium on Micronutrient in Children – Organised by Human nutrition
Department of AIIMS (Dr Subhasish Bhattacharyya)
Name of the person attending any National Conference (with the name of the conference) -
1. Adolescent Health in Medical Education’ at National Conference of Indian Academy of
Pediatrics 2009 Jan at Bangalore.
2. ‘Body image issues in adolescents’ at National Conference of Adolescent Chapter of IAP
at Belgaum, Karnataka in September 2009.
3. ‘Adolescent Growth Monitoring’ at National Conference of Growth, Development
Chapter of IAP at Aurangabad, Maharastra.
4. Guest Speaker on TB & HIV co-infection in children (East Zone Pedicon 30 th October,
Shilong)
5. Collaboration work between STM & Medical College, Kolkata on Early Diagnosis of
Dengue and serotyping of the Dengi virus – Dr Swapna Chakraborty
6. ICDS program under department of Food and Nutrition ,Govt of India. Speaker of
Behavioral management of child. Dr Pravabati Banerjee.
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Name of the person attending any Regional Conference (with the name of the conference)
Many faculty members & post Graduate students attended WB Pedicon at Swavumi . East
Zone Pedicon at Bhubneswar
PEDIATRIC SURGERY
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Presented papers in state conference: 1. Co relation with renal biopsy & outcome of hydronephrosis.
2. Ifantile myofibromatosis ina neonate.
Dr. Vishal Gajbhiye received First prize in Award paper session for his paper on HDN
PHARMACOLOGY
Academic Activities
Number of Seminars held: Five
Name of the persons attending Regional Conference:
Eastern Regional conference of the Indian Pharmacological society held on 13 th & 14 th
November,2011 at Cuttack, Orissa Attendedby Dr. mohua sengupta and and Prof. . Suhrita
Paul
Name of the persons attending State Conference:
Annual Conference of Indian Pharmacological Society, West Bengal branch held on
20 th November, 2010 at Calcutta national Medical College, Kolkata
Attended by all the faculty members of Department of Pharmacology, Medical College,
Kolkata
Departmental News
Any significant performance of the Department in 2009
27 th Hugo-IABCR CONGRESS 2010 Genomics, Biology, and Breast Cancer Treatment, 5 th
to 7 th October,2010 Biopolis, Singapore attended by Dr. Balaram Ghosh
Dr. Balaram Ghosh has awarded by WHO Fellowships Abroad during 2010-11 bienniums in
IARC Fellowships for cancer research at Thailand, 2011-12
PHYSICAL MEDICINE:
Number of Seminars / Workshops Organized 3 Seminars
a) Total Hip Replacement Rehabilitation
b) Rehabilitation of Multiple Sclerosis
c) Stroke Rehabilitation
2) A. Patient Care
USG,CT,MRI & Electro Diagnostic Tests Total No. 62
Intra Articular Injections Done in Department during the year. Also MMT done Total
Number: 216
3) Achievements in 2011
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I. Departmental: a) Weekly Assessment of Rheumatic & movement disorder cases.
b) Workshop for Physical therapy in Stoke Cases.
II. Academic: Participated in inter-departmental academic seminar.
III. Conference Attended: a) Mid-Term CME of IAPMR held at Kolkata
b) ISSICON conference held at Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics
Cardiac Electrophysiology and digital signal processing Lab including Spatial Vector Cardiography
lab has been set up.
A. Name of the person attending any national conference: Attended the National Conference
of Association of Physiologist & Pharmacologists of India (APPICON) held at
the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi.
a. Dr. Dipanjan Ray
b. Dr. Ashima Chatterjee
PLASTIC SURGERY:
Academic activities
Number of Seminars held: 35
Number & Name of Workshops: Nil
Number & Name of Conference organized in the department: 2
1.APSI Quarterly Clinical meet
2.Guest lecture by Prof. S Raychowdhury
Name of the person attending any Regional Conference (with the name of the conference):
1) APSI(WB) State Conference 2011 : All
2) APSICON 2011 (Coimbatore):Dr Debarati Chattopadhyay presented paper(Latissimus
dorsi myocutaneous flap for coverage of large full thickness chest and abdominal wall
defects) and poster( Bilateral Tessier Cleft Number 5 with limb ring constriction-the first
case report)
3) 6 th International Tutorial Aesthetic Surgery(New Delhi):Dr Goutam Guha
4) HAIRCON 2011: Dr V.S Rathore
Available Clinical Material:
● IPD
Admission Discharge Death Operations
Major Minor Emergency OPD OT
Male Female SNS 654 3 PSU Ref SNS 323 101 1 56
214 349 94 413 203 111
● Total Admission: 657
● Total OT : 1307
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PSYCHIATRY:
A. Significant improvement:
Indoor Ward
1. Smooth running of the ward started with a dedicated RMO looking after the ward.
2. Opening of the Isolation room in the ward.
3. Starting of unmodified ECT in the ward.
B. Special event:
1. Celebration of the World Schizophrenia Day – lecture given in the department Dr.
Rajarshi Neogi
2.Celebration of the Alzheimer’s day – lecture given in the department Dr. Indranil Saha
l Special clinic : De-addiction clinic, memory clinic, child guidance clinic (Monthly)
New Old Total
M F T M F T M F T
96 81 177 306 226 532 369 298 664
RADIO DIAGNOSIS
● Digital Subtraction Angiography services of various parts including peripheral angiography,
carotid angiography, 4 vessel cerebral angiography, spinal angiography etc.
●
OPG & Mammography services. ( Other than conventional X-rays, special investigations,
USG, guided procedures etc)
A. Any Significant Improvement of the department in 2011:
● Extension of USG services upto 8pm (Mon-Fri).
●
Going on installation process of DDR services – FIRST time in any govt. medical
institution in West Bengal.
Academic activities
A. Number of seminars held: 48
B. Number & Name of workshops: 3 (Three)
● Workshop on DSA in cerebral AVM
● Workshop on tumor chemoembolisation (TACE), specially RCC
o Workshop on peripheral vascular stenting
C. Paper presented in State Conference:
● Dr. Ashok Kr. Bhadra (Radiology and Imageology Services)
● Dr. Gargy Mondal (Sellar and Parasellar tumors)
● Dr. Argha Chatterjee (Orbital vascular lesions)
● Dr. Khushboo Singh (Adrenal tumors)
● Dr. Biswajit Mondal (IVU is not yet dead)
● Dr. Priya Ghosh (History is the ONLY thing)
D. Name of the Book and the author written/written a chapter of a book: Nil
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E. Name of the persons attending National Conferences:
● IRIA 2011 at Delhi- Dr. Debasish Dakshit, Asst. Professor Dr. Argha Chatterjee, PGT
● AICOG 2011 at Guwahati, Assam- Dr. Ashok Kr. Bhadra, Prof. & HOD
F. Name of the person attending any Regional Conference:
● IRIA WB Chapter Annual Conference, 2011 at Kolkata- Dr. Ashok Kr. Bhadra
RIO:
PART- I DEPARTMENTAL NEWS
● LASIK machine has been installed and LASIK surgery is being performed
regularly.
● Spectral Domain 3-D OCT has been installed in the department and it is
being used regularly.
PART-II ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
A. Number of seminars held: Seminars are held on Monday every week. 30 seminars have
been held in year 2011 in RIO.
B. Number & Name of workshops :
1. Dr. Nataranjan from Mumbai performed Retina Surgery in a workshop held on 1 st July,
2011 in RIO
2. Dr. Amod Gupta from PGI Chandigarh headed a workshop on interpretation on OCT on
2 nd July, 2011 in RIO
3. Dr. Ethan Priel from Israel headed a workshop on 3-D OCT on 7 th September,2011 in
RIO.
C. Paper presented in national Conference :
1. In All INDIA Ophthalmological Society Congress, 2011 held in Ahmedabad Dr. S.
Ghosh presented a paper “Characterization and quantification of changes in RPE in
CNVM on segmental OCT images.
2. In 22 nd Annual Conference of the Occuloplasty Association of India held in Kanpur Dr,
R. Hegde presented a paper named “ INCIDENCE OF BENIGN AND MALIGNANT
EYELID TUMOURSPRESENTING IN A TERTIARY HOSPITAL”.
D. Name of the person attending any national conference :
1. All INDIA Ophthalmological Society Congress, 2011 held in Ahmedabad:
Dr. S. Ghosh, Dr. R.P. Ghosh, Dr. P. Panigrahi, Dr. Somnath Mondal, Dr. Nishant
Kumar, Dr. Kumaresh Sarkar, Dr. S. Sen
2. Conference of Occuloplasty Association of India, September, 2011 held in Kanpur attended
by Dr. R. Hegde and Dr. B. Ankit
3. Annual Conference of Vitereo-retinal Society of India held in November, 2011 attended
by Prof. P.N. Biswas.
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DERMATOLOGY & STD
Departmental News
Any significant event/performance/occurrence of the department to be mentioned:
(i) Dr. B.N. Prasad research award to Dr. N.K. Das for Best research work by Dermatologist
below 40 years in 2011
(ii) 3 rd position in quiz secured by PGTs in National conference
(iii) 3 rd position secured by PGTs in eastern zonal quiz
Academic activities
A. Number of Seminars held: 25
SURGICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY:
Academic activities
Name of the person attending any National Conference (with the name of the conference)
Prof. Gautam Chattopadhyay National Congress of the Association of Surgical Gastroenterology
held in Jaipur October 2011.
GENERAL SURGERY
Inauguration of renovated DHB Centenary O.T.
Any special event :-
DHB Centenary Celebration and felicitation of senior teachers who have worked in Prince of
Wales Hospital.
Paper presented in ASICON 2011
1. Dr. Somesubhra Dattaray
2. Dr. Mayank Baid
3. Dr. Dhritiman Maitra
4. Dr. Sayak Ray.
Dr Shamita Chatterjee,Assistant Professor
1.Speaker: on Management of early breast cancer.In Dept of Radiotherapy Centenary
Celebration,Medical College.
2. Moderator in Oncosurge 2011 on presentation on Ca breast.
3.Speaker on Controversies in management of breast cancer.SASICON 2011.
4.Speaker on Medical Management of Anal Fissure.SASICME 2011.
5.Speaker on Prosthetics in Hernia surgery(FIAGES)
6.Speaker in National Congress of Hernia Society of India on Lichtenstein Hernia
7.Speaker on Trauma and Basics of Life support in Trauma workshop organised by MCSU.
8. ATLS (conducted by American College of Surgeons) at AIIMS, New Delhi
9. Training on Radiofrequency Ablation at Rajib Gandhi Cancer Hospital, New Delhi
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Dr Shahana Gupta, MO cum clinical Tutor
Conferences attended:
1.Speaker in Modular Course held inRKM hospital.Topic:Abdominal Examination
2.Speaker in Symposium on Diabetic foot care organised by DFSI.
3.Attended SASICON 2011.
4.Speaker in RGKar Symposium in SASICME.
5.Awarded Dr Sukumar Mukherjee award for second best speaker in competitive short paper
session in Reunion organised by MCESA.
Attended ASICON, 2011 held in Kochi in Dec 2011:
Prof. Shibajyoti Ghosh
Prof. Gargi Bandyopadhyay
Dr. Utpal De
Dr. Santanu Sen
Dr. Himansu Roy
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College of Nursing
From Principal’s Desk
The College of Nursing, Medical college and Hospital, Kolkata was established on 2006 with
B.Sc. Nursing Degree course under W.B. it to university of Health sciences. The college is
under administrations of Health sciences. The College is under administrative control of
Department of Health and Family welfare and W.B. University of Health Sciences fosters
academic control.
The College offers the following Programmes
i1. Under graduate programme
B.Sc Nursing (Generic) Degree Course Duration 4 years.
B.Sc Nursing (Post basic) Degree Course Duration 2 year.
2. Post graduate Programme
M.Sc. Nursing Duration 2 years.
3. Nurse practitioner in Midwifery (Post Basic Diploma) —— Duration 1 year.
Students Population
Presently the total students’ strength is 320. The Students distribution is as follows M.Sc.
Nursing 1st Year — 23, and 2nd year — 24, B.Sc Nursing (Generic), 1st year — 50, 2nd year
— 45, 3rd year — 45, 4th year — 46, B.Sc. Nursing (Post Basic) 1st year — 39, 2nd year —
39 and Nurse Practitioner — 11.
Result of W.B.U.H.S. Examination, 2011
100% succeeded in the Basic Nursing part II, III, Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing part I and M.Sc
Nursing Part II. 93.4% in B.Sc. Nursing part I and 82% in B.Sc. Nursing part IV have succeeded
in the University examination. The students of M.Sc. Nursing Part I have succeeded in
92%.
Workshops and Educational Prozramme
1. Prof. Smritikana Mani Principal
Attend Conference SOMF international Conference, Durban, South Africa.
Attend Conference on Asia Pacific conference of Critical care.
Conducted Academic Session at Critical Care— Asia Pacific Conference.
Conducted Academic Session and Chaired research paper presentation at Asia Pacific JNNF.
Attend one-day workshop on IUD 375 at NIHFW.
Attend one-day orientation for NS/DNS on HTVIAID Preventation,
2. Smt. Purnima Kundu - Reader
TOT - UFATM
Attend conference on Asia Pacific conference on Critical care.
3. Smt. Banani Pal Reader
TOT - GFATM
Attend conference on Asia Pacific conference on Critical care.
4. Smt. Manasi Jana Reader
Workshop Research Methodology, Mytri, Hydrabad
Conference SOMI, National conference, Patna, Bihar,
5. Smt. Mitali Adhikary
TOT GFATM, CAMP, IUCD, SBA,
Conference - SOMI- International conference, Durban, South Africa. SOMI - National conference,
Patna, Bihar.
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6. Smt. Gouri Barman Senior Faculty
TOT GFATM, CAMT, SBA Conference - SOMI - International conference, Durban, South
Africa. SOMI - National Conference, Patna, Bihar.
7. Smt. Aparna Roy - Lecturer
TOT GFATM
8. Smt. Kalyani Saha - Lecturer
TOT -GFATM
Workshop - Past Life regression Therapy
9. Smt. Srabani Mondal
Workshop - Research Methodology, Mytri, Hydrabad
Conference - SOMI - International conference, Durban, South Africa.
SOMI - National conference, Patna, Bihar.
10. Smt. Jayanti Chatterjee - Co-ordinator of GFATM programme TOT - GFATM
11. Mousumi Hembram — Attend 5 days training programe on Cervical Cancer.
12. Arpita Bandopadhyay - National Workshop — National Neonatal Forum
13. Mithu Ghosh — Attend two days workshop on Immunization programme.
14. Suchhanda Joarder — Attend 3 days Moduler traning of RNTCP.
15. Sonali Sarkar — Attend two days workshop on Immunization programme.
16. Sunetra Mondal — Attend 5 days training programme on Cervical Cancer.
Community Services rendered in the Clinical area by the students The student participated
under the supervision of the teacher in the following activities: —
Project on Environmental sanitation, control of Malaria.
Prevention and control of HIV/ATDS
Prevention and Control of MU
Nutrition education programme
Celebration of World Health Day
Clinical Area
Medical College Hospital, Kolkata.
Jagdishpur Rural Hospital, District Howrah.
Barasat District Hospital, Barasat, North 24-Parga
Rural Health Unit & Training Centre, Singur, Hoc
Rpuly Lane, College Street, Kolkata and Rajabazar (for Urban community experience).
N.I.O.H.
School of Tropical Medicine.
Central Institute of Psychiatric Ranchi.
Pshychiatric Institute, Antara, Baruipur.
NIMHANS, Bangalore.
AIMS, New Delhi.
Nowrojee Wadia Maternity and Children Hospital.
C.M.C. Vellore.
Land Mark in the History of College of Nursing
● Formal inauguration of College of Nursing April 2006
● Permission of B.Sc Nursing (50 Students) from Indian Nursing Council — 24.07.2006
● Permission of M.Sc. Nursing (15 Students) from Indian Nursing Council — 09.08.2008
● Inspection by the West Bengal University of Health Sciences Co M.Sc. Nursing —
10.07.2008
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● Affiliation by the WBUHS— 10.07.2008
● Permission of Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing (40 students) from India Nursing Council —
24.07.2010
● Enhancement of seats of M.Sc. Nursing (from 15 to 25) from 26.02.2010
● Permission for starting Nurse practitioner in Midwifery by INC — 24.07.2010
● Starting of Nurse practitioner in Midwifery by INC — Jan 20
Total No. of Seats
B.Sc. Nursing (Generic) — 50.
2. B.Sc. Nursing (Post Basic) — 40
3. M.Sc. Nursing — 25
Specialities available for M.Sc. Nursing
a. Medical Surgical Nursing 5
b. Community Health Nursing 5
c. Child Health Nursing 5
d. Obstetrical & Gynecological Nursing 5
e. Psychiatric Nursing 5
Year Position Name of the Students
M.Sc. Part-I 1st Jayati Bhowmik
2nd
Asma Khatun
3rd
Sunanda Rakshit
M.Sc.Part II 1st Tumpa Dey
2nd
Manjusri Konar
3rd
Jyotsna Modal
B.Sc (H) Nsg Part IV 1st Ushosee Ghosh
2nd
Sayantani De
3rd
Tanaistha Santra
B.Sc (H) Nsg Part III 1st Ananya Bhakta
2nd
Madhumita Mahapatra
3rd
Achyuti Sarkar
B.Sc (H) Nsg Part II 1st Rahel Tamang
2nd
Chadrima Chakraborty
2nd
Piu Santra
3rd
Madhabi Mondal
B.Sc (H) Nsg Part I 1st Jima Adhikary
2nd
Nabamita Mahapatra
3rd
Krishna Ohosh
Post Basic B.Sc. Nsg. 1st Santwana Badopadhayay
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Year Position Name of the Students
Part-I 2nd Bandana Jana (Banerjee
3rd
Tanushree Chatterjee
B.Sc Nursing 1st Year 1st Sweta Bhowmik
2nd
Monalisha Ghosh
3rd
Soumi Das
B.Sc Nursing 2nd Year 1st Krishna Ohosh
2nd
Sweta Das
3rd
Nabamita Mahapatra
B.Sc Nursing 3rd Year 1st Chadrima Chakraborty
2nd
Tithi Roy
3rd
Rahel Tamang
B.Sc Nursing 4th Year 1st Samapti Pat
2nd
Dipanwita Biswas
2nd
Dipa Chowdhury
2nd
PayeE Tarafder
3rd
Rinku Mondat
3rd
Madhumita Mahapatra
Post Basic B-Sc. Nursing (1st yeas) 1st Jayita Mishra
2nd
Cathrena Francis
3rd
Mitasree Biswas
Basic B.Sc. Nursing 2 nd Year) 1st Jhunu Sirkar
2nd
Sangita Dutta Roy
3rd
Tapasi Dutta
M.Sc. Nursing (1st Year) 1st Aparna Dutta
2nd
Lipika Mondal
3rd
Kakali Mondal
M.Sc. Nursing (2nd Year) 1st Barnali Das
2nd
Joyati Bhowmik
3rd
Asma Khatun
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Anesthesiology
Paper published in international journal:
‘Current concepts in post operative nausea and vomiting’ – published in Anaesthesia research and Practice;
Nov.2011. (Dr. S. Chatterjee – principal author)
Paper published in national indexed journal –
i. A comparative study of Paediatric oral pre-medication : Midazolam , Ketamine and low-dose combination of
midazolam and ketamine : J Ind Med Assoc ; 109(6) : June 2011 (Dr. S. Pahari as co-author)
ii. Chronic Phenytion therapy induced vecoronium resistance : a case report. Ind J Pharm 2011; 43(2): 214-215
iii. The Effect of addition of intrathecal clonidine with hyperbaric bupivacaine on post-operative pain relief following
vaginal hysterectomy. Ind J Pain 2011; (Dr. S. Chatterjee co-author)
Papers presented in National conferences – Dr. S. Chatterjee - Invited National ISA CME speaker on “Managing the
difficult airway” – Bhubaneswar, June 2011
Papers presented in Regional conferences – Dr. Suman Chatterjee – ISAJAC 2011, Rajgir – “Albumin is harmful”
Papers presented in State conference-
o Dr. Suman Chatterjee - Invited speaker on : Management of cardiac arrest in pregnancy”, WBISACON 2011 ;
“Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome”, WBISSPCON 2011
o Dr. Enakshi Saha – Panel discussion, WBISACON 2011
o Dr. Pinaki Mazumder - Panel discussion, WBISACON 2011
Book Authorship – Anaesthesia Update 2 (co-authors Dr. D. Bhattacharya and Dr. C. Sen Dasgupta)
Name of the persons attending national conference: Dr. T.K. Chakraborty, Dr. S. Banerjee to ISACON 2011 at
Mumbai.
Regional conferences attended – ISAJAC 2011 attended by Dr. Suman Chatterjee, Dr. Subir Banerjee and Dr. Samir
Chowdhuri at Rajgir
Biochemistry
1. M Mukhopadhyay, R Sinha, M Pal, S Bhattacharya, A Dan, M M Roy. Role of Common Biochemical Markers in
Assessment of Fracture Union. Indian Journal of Clinical Biochemistry. 2011. Vol 26. No. 3. pp 274-278.
2. S. Mallik, S. Bisoi, D. Halder, A. Sarkar, M Mukhopadhyay, SK Lahiri. Clinco- Demographic Profile and Salt
Use Pattern of Hypothyroid and Euthyroid Patients Attending at a Tertiary Care Setting. Indian Journal of Medical
Biochemistry 2011, Vol. 2.
3. Swati Bera, Siuli Roy (Adak), Soma Gupta, Tapobrata Guha Roy, Pranita Taraphdar, Runa Bal, Abhijit Ghosh.
Study of serum electrolyte in pregnancy induced hypertension. Journal of Indian Medical Association. August
2011. Vol. 109. Number 08. pp 546-548.
4. Kalyan Goswami, Debes Ray. Putative Pathogenic Effect of Oxidative Stress in Sickle Cell Disorder. Biomedical
Research, 2011; 22(1): 23 – 27.
Cardiology
Prof. Santanu Guha & Dr. Soura Mookerjee
1. Lipid Modifying Action of Atorvastatin in Comparison to Combination of Atorvastatin and Nicotinic Acid in
Patients with Ischaemic Heart Disease. Indian Heart Journal, 2011, Vol.63, No.5,434-437.
2. A Study of Platelet Aggregation in Patients with Acute Myocardial Infarction at Presentation and after 48 hrs of
Initiating Standard Anti Platelet Therapy. Indian Heart Journal, 2011, Vol.63, No.5,409-413.
3. Changing Microbiological Spectrum of Infective Endocarditis: A Study from Kolkata. Indian Heart Journal,
2011, Vol.63, No.5SA,55-59.
4. Diabetic Cardiomyopathy. Indian Heart Journal, 2011, Vol.63, No.5SA,45-49.
5. Statins in CVD Prevention: Status Report 2011. Published in the “Book on heart protection” published by
Ministry of Health, Govt of India, Planning Commission, Govt of India in association with ASSOCHEM.
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Chest & Pulmonary Medicine
A. Paper Published in International journal :
1. Case report : Unilateral pulmonary agenesis presenting in adulthood, Partha P Roy, Samadarshi Datta*,
Anirban Sarkar, Anirban Das, Soumya Das, doi:10.1016/j.rmedc.2011.05.003
B.Paper Published in Indexed journal :
1. S. K. Das,T.D. Bairagya,S. Bhattacharya,B.K. Goswami. Rupture of a benign mediastinal teratoma in to left
pleural space. The New Zealand Medical Journal 2011; 124(1331): 91-92.
2. Subhasis Mukherjee, Sudipta Pandit, Jaydip Deb, Arunabha Dattachaudhuri, Sourin Bhuniya, Pulakesh
Bhanja. A case of squamous cell carcinoma of lung presenting with paraneoplastic type of acanthosis
nigricans Lung India 2011 ; 28(1) : 62-64
3. Ar u n a b h a Datt a Ch a u d h u r i, Souri n Bhuniya, Sudip t a Pandit, Subh asi s Mukherj e e, Pulakesh Bhanja, Rupam Karmakar,
Aparup Dhua, Mita Saha (Dutta Chowdhury). A Rare Case of Concurrent Multiple Primary Lung Cancer of
Different Histological Types. The Indian Journal of Chest Diseases & Allied Sciences 2011 ; Vol . 53 : 181-
84
4. Correlation between Increasing Pollution Level And Respiratory Distress In The Inhabitants of City of Joy.
Paper presented in the 98th Indian Science Congress at Chennai in Jan 2011
5. Radiological Evaluation of Chest in Abdominal Tuberculosis. Journal of Clinical And Diagnostic Research.
Vol. 5, issue 5, Oct 2011, ISSN 0973-709X
A. Paper Presented in International Conference (if any) : - Problem of Allergic Bronchopulmonary Mycosis among
patients with Asthma in a tertiary Institute,Eastern India-CHEST 2011,Organized by American College of Chest
Physicians,at Honolulu,Hawai
B. Paper Presented in National Conference :-
Straight talk on SMART therapy in asthma by Prof.(Dr.)P.P.Roy at NAPCON 2011 held at New Delhi,Nov.2011.
C. Paper Presented in State Conference (if any) :
‘Do I need this oxygen’ by Dr. P.P.Roy in ACPCON’11
‘Cardiovascular safety profile of the bronchodilators used in COPD’, by Dr.Anirban Sarkar in ACPCON’11
‘Management of extrapulmonary sarcoidosis’ by Dr. Soumya Das in ACPCON’11
D. Name of the person attending any International Conference (with the name of the conference):- Dr.Soumya Das
and Dr.Samadarshi Datta, European Respiratory Society Annual Congress, Amsterdam,Netherland,in Sep.2011.
E. Name of the person attending any National Conference (with the name of the conference):- Prof.(Dr.) P.P Roy,
Dr. A.Sarkar, Dr.Sabyasachi Choudhury attended NAPCON 2011 at Delhi.
Community Medicine
No Name of Faculty Publications
1 Prof S.Dasgupta
1. Mass measles vaccination campaign in Aila cyclone affected areas of West
Bengal, India: an in-depth analysis and experiences. Iran J Med Science:
December 2011; 36(4):300-5.
2. Factors associated with quality of life of patients with epilepsy attending a
tertiary care hospital in Kolkata, India. Neurology Asia: 2011; 16(1):33-
37. [Formerly Neurological Journal of South East Asia]
3. Assessing cold chain status in a metro city of India: an intervention study.
African Health Sciences: 2011; 11(1):128-33.
4. Monitoring of Mass Measles Campaign in AILA-Affected Areas of West
Bengal. Indian Journal of Public Health: 2010; 54(4): 224-7.
2 Dr. M. Roy
A study on nutritional status in pregnancy. Indian Medical Gazette. April
2011.
3 Dr B. Baur
Perceptions of couples about contraception in eastern India. Southeast Asian J
Trop Med Public Health : 2011;42(2):395-401
4 Dr P. Mandal
Mass measles vaccination campaign in Aila cyclone affected areas of West
Bengal, India: an in-depth analysis and experiences. Iran J Med Science:
December 2011; 36(4):300-5.
6 Dr S S Basu
An assessment of rural health care delivery system in some areas of West
Bengal-An overview. Indian Journal of Public Health: 2011: 55(2) 70-80.
7 Dr P.Ghosh
Mass measles vaccination campaign in Aila cyclone affected areas of West
Bengal, India: an in-depth analysis and experiences. Iran J Med Science:
December 2011; 36(4):300-5.
8 Dr D. Chakrabarty
Mass measles vaccination campaign in Aila cyclone affected areas of West
Bengal, India: an in-depth analysis and experiences. Iran J Med Science:
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9 Dr N.Manna
10 Dr A.K.Sinha Roy
11 Dr M Sau
12 Dr A. Mukherjee
December 2011; 36(4):300-5.
Mass measles vaccination campaign in Aila cyclone affected areas of West
Bengal, India: an in-depth analysis and experiences. Iran J Med Science:
December 2011; 36(4):300-5.
Monitoring of Mass Measles Campaign in AILA-Affected Areas of West
Bengal. Indian Journal of Public Health: 2010; 54(4): 224-7.
Monitoring of Mass Measles Campaign in AILA-Affected Areas of West
Bengal. Indian Journal of Public Health: 2010; 54(4): 224-7.
Assessment of malnutrition among adolescents: Can BMI be replaced by
MUAC: IJCM: April-June2010,35(2):276-279
ENDOCRINOLOGY
Paper published and accepted for publication:
1. ‘C-reactive protein and its relation with other parameters in malaria – Indian Medical Gazzette
2. Study of changes in microalbuminuria in relation to glycoselated hemoglobin and duration of type 2 Diabetes -
Indian Medical Gazzette
3. Prevalence of left ventricular diastolic dysfunction in patients with normal systolic function and its relation with
other risk factors from eastern India – Indian Medical Gazzette
4. LOH in diabetic and non diabetic population, a comparative study. – JIMA
5. Comparison of LV mass in normotensive type 2 Diabetic and Non Diabetic population – JCDR
6. Study on the prevalence of Cardiac Autonomic neuropathy in Eastern India - JIACM
7. Correlation of CRP with Microalbuminuria and HbA1c in normotensive Diabetes and Non diabetic population -
JIMA
GYNAECOLOGY & OBSTETRICS
Publications of Prof. T. K. Lahairi
1. Surgical Repair of Genital Fistulae – analysis of 62 cases in a tertiary Hospital – Journal of Obst & Gynae of
India Vol. 60 No.5, 2010.
2. Intra operative and Early Post operative maternal complications in caesarean section and correlation with
possible causative factors. Indian Journal of Perinatology and Reproductive Biology Vol. 1 No.1, 2010.
3. Assessment of Placental Oxidative stress in preeclampsia sent for publication in Journal of Obs & Gynae of
India.
Publications of Dr. S. Chakraborty
International Journal
1. Jr. of cutaneous & Aesthetic Surgery 2011 – Shears method of vaginoplasty – our experience
2. Nijeria Medical Journal – 20-11 Role of Mifepristone (RU-486) in uterine fibroid.
3. Jr. of cutaneous & Aesthetic Surgery 2011 – Shears method of vaginoplasty – our experience
4. Nijeria Medical Journal – 20-11 Role of Mifepristone (RU-486) in uterine fibroid.
5. Asian Jr. of Obstetric & Gynalecology practice 2011 Thyroid p rofile during pregnancy.
6. Case Report Asian Jr. of Obstetric & Gynaecology practice.
7. A case of Crijler – Najjar syndrome with pregnancy 2010.
8. A rare case of Brenner tumour 2010.
9. A rare case of leiomyscarcoma of pelvis – 2011.
10. Diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis in cases of abnormal vaginal discharge: comparison of clinical and
microbiological criteria – J infect Dev Ctries 2011;5(5):353-360
11. Comparative study of endocrine and metabolic effects of Metformin vs Rosiglitazone in obese women
with polycystic ovarian syndrome – Journal of ISOPARB. October 2011
12. Impact of HIV positive status on reproductive decision making.- Journal of SAFOG Aug 2011.
13. Clinical outcome of Lenovorgestrel intra-uterine system in idiopathic menorrhagia – Eur Rev med
Pharmacol Sci 2011; 15(7):764-768.
14. Asian Journal of Obs/Gynae – Relaparatomy after LuCS
15. Bangladesh Medical Research Bulletin – Ten years Study on Eclampsia – A tertiary case summary.
16. Nepal Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology Vol 5 No. 2, November – December, 2010, Page : 8-13.
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17. Prepartum Cardiomyopathy a case Report BOGS Time volume 02, Issue 03, February, 2011 Page 5.
18. Primary Vaginal Carcinoma Asian Journal of Obs. & Gynae Practice. Volume 3, July-September, 2011.
Page 29-30.
National Journal
1. Indian Journal of HIV and ST diseases 2011. Awareness of HIV among pregnant women.
2. Journal of Obstetric and Gyaecologic Society of India – 2011 Hysterectomy which route
3. Indian Jr of Society of Perinatology and reproductive biology 2011 – Ectopic pregnancy review from a
tertiary Hospital.
4. Indian Journal of Soceity of perinatology & reproductive billogy 2011 – Outcome of Cardiologically
critically ill obstetric patients.
5. Asian Jr. of Obstetric & Gynalecology practice 2011 Thyroid p rofile during pregnancy.
Case Report
1. Asian Jr. of Obstetric & Gynaecology practice.
2. A case of Crijler – Najjar syndrome with pregnancy 2010.
3. A rare case of Brenner tumour 2010.
4. A rare case of leiomyscarcoma of pelvis – 2011.
Paper Published by Dr. Sebanti Goswami
1. Manual vacuum aspiration and electrical vacuum aspiration – a comparative study for first rrimester MTP
– J Obstet Gynecol India Vol.61, No.1, January/February 2011:53-56
2. A awareness of HIV/AIDS among pregnant women – Indian journal of sexually transmitted diseases and
AIDS Vol 32 No.1: Jan 2011:62-63
3. Diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis in cases of abnormal vaginal discharge: comparison of clinical and
microbiological criteria – J infect Dev Ctries 2011;5(5):353-360
4. Changing trends in maternal mortality: A comparative study – J. Obstet Gynecol India Voi. 61, No.2
March/April 2011:161-165
5. Clinical outcome of Lenovorgestrel intra-uterine system in idiopathic menorrhagia – Eur Rev med
Pharmacol Sci 2011; 15(7):764-768.
6. Prevention of Parent to Child Transmission of HIV (PPTCT): An Effort of 4 Years in a Tertiary Centre –
The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology of India (July-August 2011) 61(4): 394-398.
7. Comparative study of endocrine and metabolic effects of Metformin vs Rosiglitazone in obese women
with polycystic ovarian syndrome – Journal of ISOPARB. October 2011
8. Impact of HIV positive status on reproductive decision making.- Journal of SAFOG Aug 2011
PUBLICATIONS OF PROF. S. ADHIKARI
1. FOGSI – National Journal – Comparative Study of Maternal death in rural and urban Medical College of
West Bengal.
2. Asian Journal of Obs/Gynae – Relaparatomy after LuCS
3. Indian Journal of Perinatology andReproductive Biology.
a) Prospective Study of low dose Magnesium Sulphate in Eclampsia
b) Unused case of Ca-Cervix in pregnancy in young women.
c) Prognosis – as mergency in Obstetrics
4. Bangladesh Medical Research Bulletin – Ten years Study on Eclampsia – A tertiary case summary.
PUBLICTIONS OF PROF. SIMA MUKHOPADHYAY
1. Comparative study on Sublingual versus oral and vaginal administration of misoprostol for late first and
early second trimester abortion – Jr. of Indian Medical Association Vol. 108, No. 5, May 2010.
2. Malaria in Pregnancy – Jr. Indian Association Vol. 108, No. 8, August2010.
3. Nepal Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology Vol 5 No. 2, November – December, 2010, Page : 8-13.
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4. The Effect of Inrathecal clonidin on duration of Bupivacaine spinal anaesthesia and post-operative pain
relief following vaginal Hysterectomy. Indian Jr. of pain Vol 24 2010 Pages 138-141.
PUBLICATION OF DR. JHATU KUMAR SAHA – ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
1. Rule of Oral amino acids supplementation in intrauterine growth restriction and its outcome. Journal of
Indian Medical Association. Vol. 108 N0. 04, April, 2011 page : 279.
2. Prepartum Cardiomyopathy a case Report BOGS Time volume 02, Issue 03, February, 2011 Page 5.
3. Primary Vaginal Carcinoma Asian Journal of Obs. & Gynae Practice. Volume 3, July-September, 2011.
Page 29-30.
4. Comparison of efficacy of oral Dotavarine and Mefenamic Acid versus intravenous sedation with
Pentazocine & Diazepam for pain relief during Delatation & Currettage Procedure. Indian Obstetrics &
Gynaecology Journal for Basic & Clinical Research. Volume 1, No.3, July – September, 2011. Page 17-
19.
Dr. Tapan Kr. Naskar
List of Publication:-
1) “The effect of Intrathecal clonidine on Duration of Bupivacaive Spinal Anaesthesia & Post operative
Pain Relief following Vaginal Hysterectomy.” Indian Journal of Pain 2010 ;24: 138-14
2) Efficacy & Safety of Magsulph in the Treatment of Celanpsia.” JIMA : vol-10g.No.07.July 2011
3) “Prescribing and dispersing Pattern ; Implication in the right of access to essential medicines.”
The Health 2011; 2(4); 143-147.
4) Short Stature in children: Experience from a Tertiary care Hospital in Kolkata,India. The Health
2011; 2(4); 139-142.
Dr. Purbita Dam ( Assistant Professar,G & O)
Role of Amenioseal in premaliun of members, The Journal of Obstetric & Gynaecology of India.
Vol-61,Number-3,May-June 2011.
Pelvic Pain in women, about pai, Published during WBISSPCON 2010Kolkata, NN-2010
Cyclopia : Journal of Indian Medical Association, Vol-108,Number -06,Kolkata, June2010.
MEDICINE
A. Paper published in International Journal:
Assesment of efficacy of pamidronate in Ankylosing Spondylitis. R. N. Sarkar. Singapore bMed J: 2010:
51(11): 883.
Efficacy of pulse ibandronate in Undifferentiated Spondyloarthropathy. Rheumatology Int. E pub. Dec
2011
Serum CPK as a marker of severity in Organophosphorus poisoning. R. N. Sarkar, Kuntal Bhattacharya.
Toxicology Int. July 2011.
"Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis (ADEM) following Mixed Malaria infection (P. falciparum & P.
vivax) with MRI Closely Simulating Multiple Sclerosis". Dr. S. Mani, Dr. S. S. Mondal . Neurologist.
2011: 17(5): 276-8 .
“Tubercular abscess in an immunocompetent patient with chronic liver disease”. Dr. S. Mandal, Dr. S.
Mani, Dr. S. S. Mondal. Case Study and Case Report 2011; 1(3): 113 - 118.
Case report: Santra G. Polymyositis in association with polycythaemia Vera. Singapore Med J. 2011;
52(5):e102-3. PubMed ID: 21633755.
Case report: Santra G, Sinha PK, De D, Phaujdar S. Peripheral type of primitive neuroectodermal tumour
arising from the left orbital floor. Singapore Med J. 2011; 52 (6):e138-40. PubMed ID: 21731986.
Original article: Das BK , Karmakar PS , Santra G, et al. Awareness of stroke among elderly public in
Eastern India. Neurology Asia 2011; 16(2): 119 – 26.
Case report: Santra G, Pandit N, Sinha PK, Das MK. Sirenomelia. NZMJ 2011; 124: 91-95. PubMed ID:
21952334
Ghosh P, Arah OA, Talukdar A, Sur D, Babu GR, Sengupta P, Detels R. Factors Associated with HIV
infection among Indian Women. International Journal of STD & AIDS 2011; Vol 22: 140-45
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B. Paper published in Indexed Journal:
Leptospirosis , an institutional experience. R.N. Sarkar.JIMA: 109 :10 :Oct-2011
Pulse ibandronate in Ankylosing spondylitis. R. N. Sarkar, Kuntal Bhattacharya. IJR: Vol 6: No. 2: June 2011
RS3PE in a tertiary care hospital: a retrospective analysis. R. N. Sarkar, Kuntal Bhattacharya. IJR: Vol 6: No. 1:
March 2011
Musculoskeletal involvement on leprosy. R. N. Sarkar. IJR: Vol 6: No. 1:Suppl
Case report: Santra G, Sinha PK, De D. Nephropathy in Association with Annular Psoriasis. Journal
Association of Physicians of India. September, 2011, VOL.59, 595-7. (Mumbai).
Correspondence (supplement): Santra G. Scleroderma cardiac disease- Reply. Journal Association of
Physicians of India. September, 2011, VOL.59, 672-3. (Mumbai).
Case report: Santra G, De D, Sinha PK. Hypokalemic Periodic Paralysis due to Proximal Renal Tubular
Acidosis in a Case with Membranoproliferative Glomerulonephritis. Journal Association of Physicians of
India. November, 2011, VOL.59, 735-7. (Mumbai).
Images in Clinical Medicine: G Santra. Lung cyst- a diagnostic dilemma. JIACM, Oct- Dec, 2011.
“A Study of Platelet Aggregation in Patients with Acute Myocardial Infarction at Presentation and after 48
hrs of Initiating Standard Anti Platelet Therapy.” Dr. S. Mani. Indian Heart Journal; 2011, January-February;
Vol 63:page no 409-413.
“Changing Microbiological spectrum of Infective Endocarditis: A Study from Kolkata”. Dr. S. Mani. Indian
Heart Journal .2011: 63:5A 55-59.
“Diabetic Cardiomyopathy”. Dr. S. Mani. Indian Heart Journal. 2011:63:5A 45-49.
“Peritoneal hydratidosis: a rare form of common disease” Case report published in Journal of Tropical
Parasitology
“Hemophocyticlympohistiocytosis in classical Dengue Fever” Case report published in journal of Global
Infectious Disease.
MICROBIOLOGY
PROF. MANIDEEPA SENGUPTA
Published the following papers in International Journals:
A Silent Invader – Acinetobacter: Picture of a Peripheral Medical College & Hospital of Eastern India –
Archives of Clinical Microbiology.
Hydatid cyst of Uterus – A extreme rare genital infection in childhood.
Cutaneous Nocardia brasiliensis infection in an immunocompetent host after ovarian cystectomy: A case
study’ Australasian Medical Journal (AMJ) in 2011.
DR PURANJAY SAHA
Paper Presentation:
Presented the research paper (as Co- author)- A case report of Chyluria with proteinuria- Filarial origin An
enigma as oral presentation at MICROCON 2011 held from 23th to 26 th November at B.H.U., Varanasi.
Presented the research paper (as Co- author)- A simplified method of three dimensional technique for
detection of AmpC ß lactamase as Poster at MICROCON 2011 held from 23th to 26 th November at B.H.U.,
Varanasi.
Presented the research paper (as Primary author) – “Organisms isolated from blood stream infections with
their antibiogram in a tertiary care centre – A Bird’s eye view” as oral presentation at MICROCON 2011 held
from 23th to 26 th November at B.H.U., Varanasi.
Presented the research paper (as Co- author)-“ Silent invader through peripheral line – A potential threat to
life” as oral presentation at MICROCON 2011 held from 23th to 26 th November at B.H.U., Varanasi.
Going to present the research paper at SIHAM 2012, Siliguri, WB- “Fungal meningitis and HIV – A Double
Edged Sword: Scenario from a Tertiary Care Centre, Kolkata.
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DR. SOMA SARKAR
Research Work & Publication:
‘Cutaneous Nocardia brasiliensis infection in an immunocompetent host after cystectomy: A case study’ published
in Australasian Medical Journal (AMJ) in 2011.
‘A case report of Chyluria with proteinuria – filarial origin An enigma’ – is in the pipeline for publication in
Archive of Clinical Microbiology.
D. Paper Presentation:
Presented the research paper Diagnosis & Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance- organized by WHO.
Presented the research paper (as Primary author)- A case report of Chyluria with proteinuria- Filarial origin An
enigma as oral presentation at MICROCON 2011 held from 23th to 26 th November at B.H.U., Varanasi.
Presented the research paper (as Co- author)- A simplified method of three dimensional technique for detection of
AmpC ß lactamase as Poster at MICROCON 2011 held from 23th to 26 th November at B.H.U., Varanasi.
Presented the research paper (as Co- author) – “Organisms isolated from blood stream infections with their
antibiogram in a tertiary care centre – A Bird’s eye view” as oral presentation at MICROCON 2011 held from
23th to 26 th November at B.H.U., Varanasi.
Presented the research paper (as Co- author)-“ Silent invader through peripheral line – A potential threat to life” as
oral presentation at MICROCON 2011 held from 23th to 26 th November at B.H.U., Varanasi.
Presented the research paper on “Community acquired Acinetobacter” at Peerless Hospital, May’ 2011.
NEUROMEDICINE
Factors Associated with quality of life of patients with epilepsy attending a tertiary care hospital in Kolkata,
India : DR. P. Sengupta, Dr. Avik Sinha et al : Neurology Asia, 2011. Vol 16(1): pp 33-37
ORTHOPEDICS
Publication in international journal- Dr Rajeev Raman-1)“Coronal shear fracture of the trochlea”.- CJOT
2011. 2) “Acute exposure myositis of trapezius”BMJI 2011
PEDIATRIC MEDICINE
Paper Published in International Journal -
1) Infected chylothorax caused by Escherichia coli in a non-immunocompromised child. - Biswas A, Ghosh JK,
Chatterjee A, Basu K, Chatterjee S.Indian J Pediatr. 2008 Feb;75(2):192-3.
2) Prophylactic probiotics for prevention of necrotizing enterocolitis in very low birth weight newborns. - Samanta
M, Sarkar M, Ghosh P, Ghosh J, Sinha M, Chatterjee S. J Trop Pediatr. 2009 Apr;55(2):128-31. Epub 2008 Oct 8.
3) Anti-La Negative Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus in a Newborn - Mihir Sarkar, Jayanta Kumar Ghosh, Malay K.
sinha and Sukanta Chatterjee. Indian Journal of Pediatrics, Volume 76-June, 2009; 649-50
4) Effect of pre-existing malnutrition on growth parameters in HIV-infected children commencing antiretroviral
therapy. A.Bandhopadhyay & S.Bhattacharyya, Annals of Tropical Pediatrics,vol28(4),Dec 2008;279-285.
5) Pre-Exchange 5% Albumin Infusion In Low Birth Weight Neonates With Intensive Phototherapy Failure – A
Randomized Controlled Trial. S Mitra, M Samanta, M Sarkar, A Kr. De, S Chatterjee. Accepted for publication as
original article in the Journal of Tropical Perdiatrics, August 2010.
6)Generalized Epimerase deficiency Galactosemia. Mihir Sarkar, Somsuvra Bose, Gobindo Mandal, Sukanta
Chatterjee. Indian Journal Of Pediatrics. Indian J Pediatr. 2010 Aug 20.
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7) Can the special care neonatal unit admission cut-off be lowered down to 1500g babies
Ipsita Roy Goswami,Jayant K Ghosh, Malay K Sinha, Hosenara Begum and Sukanta Chatterjee. Indian J Pediatr.
2009 Sep;76(9):937-9
8)Sukanta Chatterjee, Sylvan J Rego, Fulton DSouza, B.d. Bhatia, Alix Collard, Sanjoy K Datta, Jeanne- Marie
Jacquet. Immunogenicity and safety of reduced PRP – Content DTPw-HBV/Hib vaccine when administered through
accelerated EPI schedule . BMC Infectious Diseases 2010, 10:298.
Paper Published in Indexed Journal -
1) Infected chylothorax caused by Escherichia coli in a non- immunocompromised child. Biswas A, Ghosh JK,
Chatterjee A, Basu K, Chatterjee S. Indian J Pediatr. 2008 Feb;75(2):192-3.
2) Prophylactic probiotics for prevention of necrotizing enterocolitis in very low birth weight newborns.
Samanta M, Sarkar M, Ghosh P, Ghosh J, Sinha M, Chatterjee S. J Trop Pediatr. 2009 Apr;55(2):128-31. Epub 2008
Oct 8. PMID: 18842610 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
3) Hepatitis B Prevalence during Pregnancy.
Chatterjee S, Ravishankar K, Chatterjee R, Narang A, Kinikar A. Indian Pediatr. 2009 Apr 1. pii:
S097475590800224-2. [Epub ahead of print] PMID: 19430075 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
4) Anti-La Negative Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus in a Newborn. Mihir Sarkar, Jayanta Kumar Ghosh, Malay K.
sinha and Sukanta Chatterjee. Indian Journal of Pediatrics, Volume 76-June, 2009; 649-50
5) Recommendations on curriculum on adolescent health for UG and PG Medical Education 2009. Sukanta
Chatterjee, Samir Dasgupta et al. Indian Journal of Public Health Vol.53 No2. April-June 2009; 115-21
5) Effect of daily co-trimoxazole prophylaxis on the morbidity and mortality pattern of HIV infected children in
Eastern India. Anuja Bandhopadhyay , Subhasish Bhattacharyya, Indian Journal of Pediatrics,vol-76;Jan 2009;108-
110.
6) Clinico epidemiological scoring system for early diagnosis of pediatric HIV. Anuja Bandhopadhyay, Subhasish
Bhattacharyya and Ambar Banerjee.vol-46,2009;512-515.
7) Effect of pre-existing malnutrition on growth parameters in HIV-infected children commencing antiretroviral
therapy. A.Bandhopadhyay & S.Bhattacharyya, Annals of Tropical Pediatrics,vol28(4),Dec 2008;279-285.
8) Oncogenic human pappiloma virus and cervical precancerous lesions in brothel- based sex workers in India.
Kamalesh Sarkar, Swati Bhattcharya, Subhasish Bhattacharyya, Soma Chatterjee, Aiyel Haque Mallick, Sekhar
Chakraborti, Debashree Chatterjee, Baishali Bal, Journal of Infection and Public Health, Vol 1(2),2008;121-128.
9) Quantitation of Proteinuria in Nephrotic syndrome by Spot Urine Protein Creatinine Ratio Estimation in
Children.(Original article). -Mymensingh medical journal 2009, Vol 18 No 1.
10)Basal Ganglia Involvement in Herpes Simplex Encephalitis. (Case report). -Indian J pediatrics 2009, vol 76
11) Moumita Samanta, Chanchal Kundu, Mihir Sarkar, Subhashish Bhattacharyya, Sukanta Chatterjee.
Papular pruritic eruptions – a marker of progressive HIV disease in children - Experience from Eastern
India. Indian Journal of Sexually Transmitted Diseases and AIDS.Dec 2009,Vol 30(2):79-83.
12) Moumita Samanta, Chanchal Kundu, Mihir Sarkar, Sukanta Chatterjee .A rare syndrome with agenesis
of corpus callosum. Pediatric Oncall.2010
13) Mitra Souvik, Samanta Moumita, Sarkar Mihir, Chatterjee Sukanta. Isolated Demyelinating Optic
Neuritis in Neurotuberculosis. Pediatric Oncall.Jan 2010(Advanced access publication).
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14) De A.K., Gupta P, Chatterjee S, Thomba Singh Y, Ranbir Singh L, Mangi Singh Cho. Reproductive and
sexual health issue of adolescent school children and impact of sensitization. JMS2010; 24(2):66-70.
15) Guha P, De A. K., Duta G, Ghosal M.K. Disintegrated homefront causing problems in school children.
JMS 2010: 24(3): 113-118.
16) Sukanta Chatterjee, Sylvan J Rego, Fulton DSouza, B.d. Bhatia, Alix Collard, Sanjoy K Datta, Jeanne-
Marie Jacquet. Immunogenicity and safety of reduced PRP – Content DTPw-HBV/Hib vaccine when
administered through accelerated EPI schedule . BMC Infectious Diseases 2010, 10:298.
17) Datta Sucharita, Pal Sumita .An unusual presentation of a mesenteric lymphangioma. JIMA Sep 2010.
18) Generalized Epimerase deficiency Galactosemia. Mihir Sarkar, Somsuvra Bose, Gobindo Mandal,
Sukanta Chatterjee. Indian Journal Of Pediatrics. Indian J Pediatr. 2010 Aug 20.
19) Souvik Mitra, Moumita Samanta, Mihir Sarkar, A K De, Sukanta Chatterjee. Pre-exchange 5% Albumin
Infusion in Low Birth Weight Neonates with Intensive Phototherapy Failure—A Randomized Controlled
Trial. J Trop Pediatr (2010)doi: 10.1093/tropej/fmq083First published online: September 7, 2010
(Original Article).
20) Souvik Mitra, Moumita Samanta, Mihir Sarkar, Sukanta Chatterjee. Dorfman Chanarin Syndrome – A
Rare Neutral Lipid Storage Disease. Indian Journal of Pathology and Microbiology - 53(4),October -
December 2010. (Case Report)
21) A.K. Mukhopadhyay, J.De, S.S.Bhoj, G.Chakraborti, D.Patra. Analysis of lipids and electrolytes of gall
bladder bile and gallstone in cholelithiasis. Indian Medical Gazette. 2009 March; CXLIII (3): 82-86.
22) S. Datta, R. Panigrahi, A.Biswas, P.K.Chandra, A.Banerjee, P.K.Mahapatra, C.K.Panda, S.Chakraborti,
S.K.Bhattacharya, D.K.Patra, K.Biswas, R. Chakravarty. Genetic characterization of Hepatitis B virus
in peripheral blood leukocytes: Evidence for selection and compartmentalization of viral variants with
the immune escape G145R mutation. Journal of Virology. 2009 Oct; 83 (19):9983-91.
23) A.Biswas, P.K.Chandra, S.Datta, R.Panigrahi, A.Banerjee, S.Chakrabarti, K.Biswas, D.K.Patra,
P.Bhattacharya, K.Biswas, R. Chakravarty. Frequency and distribution of Hepatitis B virus genotypes
among eastern Indian voluntary blood donors: Association with precore and basal core promoter
mutations. Hepatology Research. 2009 Jan; 39(1):53-9.
24) S.Nath, D.K.Patra, S.Biswas, A.K.Mallick, G.K.Bandyopadhyay. Comparative study of personality
disorder associated with deliberate self harm in two different age groups (15-24 years and 45-74 years).
Indian J Psychiatry. 2008 Jul-Sep 2008; 50(3):177-180.
25) D.K.Patra, S.Nath, K.Biswas, J.De, R.Sarkar. Diagnostic evaluation of childhood cervical
lymphadenopathy by fine needle aspiration cytology. J Indian Med Assoc.2007 Dec; 105(12):694-99.
26) R.K.Mondal, A.Dutta, K.Basu, S.Chakraborti. Virchow’s node: Rare presentation of childhood
hepatocellular carcinoma. Indian J Pediatr 2005;72 (2):177-8.
27) G.Mondal, R.kumar, J.K.Ghosh, K.Basu, S. Chatterjee. Basal ganglia involvement in a child with
herpes simplex encephalitis. Indian J Pediatr 2009 Jul;76 (7) :749-50.
28) K.Basu, R.K.Mondal, D.P.Banerjee. Epidemiological aspects of acute childhood poisoning among
patients attending a hospital at Kolkata. Indian J of Public Health 2005 Jan-Mar; 49 (1):25-26.
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29) P.K.Das, G.N.Sarkar, K.Basu, D.Paul, S.Lahiri. A clinico epidemiological study on acute viral
infection of brain among children admitted in North Bengal Medical College, West Bengal. Indian J of
Public Health. 2005 Oct-Dec; 49(4): 260-2.
30) S.Das, S. Joardar, S.Bhattacharyya, R. Chatterjee. HIV encephalopathy in a child in the presence of a
high CD4 count: a rare presentation. Accepted for publication under case report in International Journal
of STD and AIDS on 22 Oct 2010.
31) R. Chatterjee, Subhendu Dey. Cutis marmorata telangiectatica congenital with skin ulcerations in a new
born. Indian J Dermatol 2009;54(4):375-7
32) B.Ghoshal, R.Chatterjee, A.Bandyopadhyay, J. Chakraborty. Glycogen storage disease Type 1-An
unusual cause of unconsciousness. J Indian Med Assoc.2008 Mar; 106(3):187.
33) Sucharita Datta, Sumita Pal. An unusual presentation of a mesenteric lymphangioma. J Indian Med
Assoc.2010Sep; 108(9):606-8.
34) Sumita Pal, Rita Chatterjee, Dipak Kumar Patra, Prabhabati Banerjee. Heart failure in children studied
in relation to its causes and outcome. J Indian Med Assoc.2010 May; 108(5):297-98.
35) Effect on hematopoiesis in children suffering from Iron deficiency anemia with vitamin A
supplementation- An ICMR project done in 2008 under the guidance of Dr.K.Basu, Professor,
Department of Pediatric Medicine, MCH, Kolkata.
36) M.Ghosh. M.Banerjee, S.Das, S.Chakraborty. Dengue infection with multiorgan involvement.
Accepted for publication under case report in Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Diseases on 24 Oct
2010.
37) Rita Chatterjee, Subhasish Bhattacharyya, Rupa Biswas, Subhadeep Das. Giant Condyloma Acuminata
in Pediatric HIV. Accepted for publication under case report in Indian Pediatrics on 18 Aug 2009.
38) J. Ray, A.G.Majumdar, D.Das, D. Mukhopadhyay, S.Mondal. Joubert Syndrome: A major brain
malformation. J Indian Med Assoc. 2007 July; 105(7):392-4.
39) Biswas A, Kumar R, Chatterjee A, Ghosh JK, Basu K. Quantitative of proteinuria in Nephrotic
syndrome by spot urine protein creatinine ratio estimation in children. Mymensingh Med J 2009 Jan; 18
(1):67-71
40) A.Chakrovarty, S.Nandy, R.Roy, B. Sengupta, S.Chatterjee,R.N.Chaudhuri. A study of awareness on
HIV/AIDS among higher secondary school students in central Kolkata..Indian Journal Of Community
Medicine. 2007 July;32(3):2228-9.
41) Mitra S, Basu S. cefoperazone/Sulbactam induced hyponatremia. Indian J Med Sci 2006;60:158-159
42) Kundu C.K, Paul R, Sinha M.K, De.J. Valvular heart disease in classic homocystinuria- A rare
presentation. Pediatric Oncall. 2010 Oct ;Vol 7(10):Art# 59.
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43) Samiran Bisai, Tarapada Ghosh, Gautam Kumar De and Kaushik Bose. Very High Prevalence of
Thinness among Kora-Mudi Tribal Children of Paschim Medinipur District of West Bengal, India. E
Journal of Biological Sciences 2010, 3 (1): 43-49.
44) M.Basu, MK Dasgupta, TK Kundu, B Sengupta, GK De, BN Roy. Profile of pediatric dengue cases
from a tertiary care hospital Kolkata. Indian Journal of Public Health 2007, 51(4):234-36.
45) Can Cormic Index be a Marker of Pubertal Onset and Progress Souvik Mitra 1 , Moumita Samanta 1 ,
Mihir Sarkar 2 , Prithwish Roy 1 and Sukanta Chatterjee 1. J Trop Pediatr (2011) November 3, 2011
46) Satoyoshi Syndrome. Indian Pediatrics, Sept 2011, 48(9) Issn-0974-7559
Authors : D.Mukhopadhyay, A.Ghosh, M.Mukhopadhyay.
ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION –
1. Shubhadeep Das, Swarnali Joardar, Subhasis Bhattacharyya, Rita Chatterjee. "HIV Encephalopathy in a child
in presence of high CD4 count: A rare presentation" in its current form for publication in the International
Journal of STD & AIDS.
2. Rita Chatterjee, Subhasish Bhattacharyya, Rupa Biswas, Shubhadeep Das. “Giant Condyloma Acuminata in
Pediatric HIV’, accepted for publication in Indian Pediatrics.
3. Mihir Sarkar, Moumita Samanta, Chanchal Kundu, , Sukanta Chatterjee Role of Blood culture in pyogenic
meningitis. Journal of Pediatric Infectious Disease.
4. Mitra Souvik, Samanta Moumita, Sarkar Mihir, Chatterjee Sukanta Foot Length And Cormic Index –
Early Markers Of Pubertal Onset And Progress. – Indian Journal of Community Medicine.
5. Paper accepted in the Scandinavian journal of infectious disease, entitled: “Dengue with multiorgan
dysfunction” in October 2010. Moumita Ghosh, Mukut Banerjee, Shubhadeep Das, Swapna
Chakraborty.
6. EFFECT OF OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY ON HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE OF
ADOLESCENTS’ has been accepted for poster presentation at the 2011 Society for Adolescent Health and
Medicine Annual Meeting in Seattle, WA, U.S.A,on 30 th March 2011. – Dr. Mihir Sarkar. Dr. Sukanta
Chatterjee
7. Self Assesment Versus Clinician Assesment Of Sexual Maturity Rating In Adolescents - has been accepted
for poster presentation at the 2011 Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine Annual Meeting in Seattle,
WA, U.S.A,on 30th March 2011. – Dr. Moumita Samanta, Dr. Sukanta Chatterjee
8. Patra D, Nath S, Sarkar M, Banerjee S, Kundu C, Sunnigrahi M. Seroprevalence of infection by human
immunodeficiency virus, hepatitis B and hepatitis C virus in multitransfused children and risk factor
assessment. Accepted for publication Journal of Indian Medical Association under original article on 1st
December 2010
9. Changing clinical profile of dengue infection:a newer perspective in pediatric population.
10. Satarupa mukherjee;prithwish roy;souvik mitra;moumita samanta;Mihir Sarkar;Sukanta Chatterjee.
11. Journal of pediatric infectitous disease.
12. Bilateral giant-size pulmonary hydatid cysts in an 8-year-old girl: case report
13. Samrat ganguly, Moumita Samanta, Sukanta Chatterjee. Annals of Tropical Paediatrics, accepted on 08 Dec
2011
PEDIATRIC SURGERY
PUBLICATIONS : 1. Heteropagus twin – a tale of two cases in IJS. 2. Sacrococcygeal mass other than MMC –
in IJS. 3. Role of propranolol in Haemangiomas - JIAPS.
PHARMACOLOGY
Papers published in International Journal
1. Das Munmun, Paul Suhrita, B Anuradha, Sharma Neelam. Comparison of immunochromatographic paraHIT test
with conventional Microscopy for the diagnosis of malaria. Pharmacologyonline 1: 361-364 (2010).
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2. Dr Suhrita Paul, Dr Dhurjati Prasad Bhattacharjee, Dr Sandip Ghosh, Dr Satrajit Dawn, Dr Niloy Chatterjee.
Efficacy of caudal Bupivacaine alone or in combination with clonidine or neostigmine for Postoperative analgesia
in paediatric patients undergoing elective herniotomy .Pharmacologyonline 1: 926-32 (2010)
3. Suhrita Paul, Kalyan Kumar Paul, Sobhan Palodhi, Sikha Dutta. Effect of Atorvastatin and Black Seed (Nigella
Sativa) in Experimentally Induced Hypercholesterolemia in Rabbits Pharmacologyonline 2: 842-849 (2010).
4. S Paul, D P Bhattacharjee, S Ghosh, S Dawn, N Chatterjee. Efficacy of intra-articular dexmedetomidine for
postoperative analgesia in arthroscopic knee surgery, Ceylon Medical Journal 2010; 55: 111-15.
5. B.Anuradha, Das Munmun, V. Durga, P.Mane, Paul Suhrita. Recent trends in antimicrobial susceptibility pattern
of E. coli in urinary tract infections. Pharmacologyonline 1: 1001-05 (2011).
Papers published in Indexed Journal
1. B.Anuradha, Das Munmun, V. Durga, Paul Suhrita. Prevalence and antibiotic sensitivity pattern of
staphylococcus aureus in wound infections in a tertiary care hospital in Andhra Pradesh. Ind. J. Physiol.& allied
Sci 2010 Vol. 64 No. 3
2. Suhrita Paul. Patralekha Roychoudhury, Sanjib Khargaria, Sikha Dutta, Rakesh kamakar, Tapan Kumar Mondal.
Pharmacokinetics of cefuroxime sodium with special reference to biochemical, tissue residue and spermatozoa
motility in rats. Ind. J. Physiol.& allied Sci 2010 Vol. 65 No. 2
3. Lipid modifying action of atorvastatin in comparison to combination of atorvastatin and nicotinic acid in patients
of Ischaemic Heart Diseases. Indian Heart J. 201; 63; 434-7
Details of research publications published in journals
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Title of the article
1. In-vitro & in-vivo effects of c6-
ceramide on dysfunction of
apoptosis in colon cancer
2. Fish oil regulates cell
proliferation, protect DNA
damages and decrease HER-2/neu
and c-Myc protein expression in
rat mammary carcinogenesis
A Comparative study of oral
3. tramadol and ibuprofen in postoperative
pain in operations of
lower abdomen
Thyroid function in patients
4. presenting with Goitre with
special reference to children and
adolescents: a hospital based
study
A study on Efficacy and Adverse
5. effects of Aloe vera in Wistar rats
6.
Anti-inflammatory activity of root
of Alpinia Galangal Willd
Comparative evaluation of
7. effectivity and safety of topical
amorolfine and clotrimazole in the
treatment of tinea corporis
8. Stress: The Negative modulator of
NGF
9. Female-Specific Depression
Induction in Learned-
Helplessness Model of Rats.
10. Design and gamma scintigraphic
evaluation of colon specific
pectin-EC pellets of secnidazole
prepared by powder layering
technology.
11. Resveratrol regulates antioxidant
status, inhibits cytokine
expression and restricts apoptosis
in carbon tetrachloride induced rat
hepatic injury
12. Influences of chronic stress and
antidepressant treatment on the
hippocampal concentrations of
macromolecule BDNF (Brainderived
neurotrophic factor) in a
rat model of Learned helplessness
Name of the journal
in full
Year of
publication
Place of
publication
Names of all authors
Ann Oncology 2010 Spain Ghosh Balaram; R R
DE, M Chatterjee
Clinical nutrition 2010 Edinburgh,
Scotland
Journal of The
Indian Medical
association
Indian Journal of
Medical
Biochemistry
Pharmacology online
September
2011
2011
2011
Chronicles of Young
Scientists 2011
Indian Journal of
Dermatology 2011
Research and
Reviews: Journal of
Life Sciences
International Journal
of Bioengineering
Science and
Technology
Kolkata
Kolkata
Italy,
University
of Salerno
Delhi
Kolkata
Ghosh Balaram;
Manna Sangita;
Janarthan M; Rana
Basabi; Rana Ajay;
Chatterjee Malay
Manasi Banerjee, D J
Bhaumik, Asim K
Ghosh
Manasi Banerjee, S
Gupta, S K Dey, B
Purkait, S Roy, S
Mukherjee
Manasi Banerjee,
Asim K Ghosh, T K
Mandal, A Mishra, M
K Bhowmik
Manasi Banerjee,
Asim K Ghosh, N
Bhattacharya
Manasi Banerjee,
Asim K Ghosh, S
Basak, K D Das, D N
Gangopadhyay
2011 India Ghosh Balaram
Banerjee R, Ghosh
A, Mondal AC
2011 India Ghosh Balaram,
Banerjee R, Ghosh A,
Mondal AC
Die PHARMAZIE 2011 Germany Balaram Ghosh.
Souvik Roy,
Subhabrota
Majumdar,
Oxidative Medicine
and Cellular
Longevity
Asian Jourmal of
Microbiology,
Biotechnology and
Environmental
Sciences
2011 France Balaram Ghosh,
Souvik Roy, Santanu
Sannigrahi,
Subhabrota Majumdar
Biswajit Sarkar
2011 India Ghosh Balaram
Banerjee R, Das M,
Ghosh A, Mondal
AC
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PHYSIOLOGY:
A. Papers published in Indexed journal: one
“Relation of VO 2max with heart rate reserve and body mass index.” Ind. J. Physiol. allied Sc. By Dr. Chiranjit Bal,
Assistant professor
PLASTIC SURGERY
Paper published in Indexed Journal:
Bilateral Tessier Cleft Number 5 with Limb Ring Constriction:The first case report and review of literature.
Accepted in Asian Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
RIO
A. Paper published in International Journal :
1. Thakur SKD , Dan A , Singh M , Banerjee A , Ghosh A , Bhaduri G , “ENDOTHELIAL CELL LOSS
AFTER SMALL INCISION CATARACT SURGERY” Nepal Journal of Ophthalmology, 2011 , 3 ( 6 ) ; 177 –
180
2. Singha S, Dasgupta AK, Datta H. Gold GOLD NANOPARTICLE INDICES MASKING OF AMINES
AND SOME THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATIONS. Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Vol. 11,
no. 9, September 2011, p- 7744-7752
3. Das P , Chatterjee S , Basak P , Das M , Pereira J A , Dutta R , Chakladar M , Bagchi K , Bhaduri G ,
Chaudhuri S and Law S , Journal of Stem Cell “ EXPRESSION PATTERN IN THE MOUSE LIMBAL
EPITHELIUM AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH CELL CYCLE” . *
4. Mukhopadhyay S, Chakraborty A, Datta H, Dutta J. POST DEEP ANTERIOR LAMELLAR
KERATOPLASTY (DALK) INTERFACE NEOVASCULARIZATION MANAGED BY
BEVACIZUMAB INJECTION AT THE INTERFACE. Journal of Emmetropia, Vol. 2, no. 3, 2011, p.
159-160
5. Banerjee N, Nandy S, Kearns JK, Bandyopadhyay AK, Das JK, Majumder P, Basu S, Banerjee S, Sau TJ,
States JC, Giri AK. Polymorphisms in the TNF-α and IL10 gene promoters and risk of arsenic-induced skin
lesions and other nondermatological health effects. Toxicol Sci. 2011 May;121(1):132-9. Epub 2011 Feb 25.
6. Thakur SK. RETINAL NERVE FIBRE LAYER THICKNESS, RELATIVE AFFERENT PUPILLARY
DEFECT AND ASYMMETRIC GLAUCOMA. Br J Ophthalmology,2011 Aug 19
7. Thakur SK. ANATOMICAL AND SURGICAL OUTCOMES OF SURGERY OF
RHEGMATOGENOUS RETINAL DETACHMENT. Nepal J Ophthalmology,2011 Jan; 3(5):93
8. Ghosh S, Dutta J, Mukhopadhyay S, Bhaduri G. Correlation of macular thickness and posterior hyaloid
change following bevacizumab and triamcinolone in diffuse diabetic macular edema in middle-aged patients.
Int Ophthalmol. 2011 Oct;31(5):363-8. Epub 2011 Oct 7.
B. Paper published in Indexed Journal :
1. Chatterjee SS , Bhaduri G , Gayen S , Goswami S , Hydatid cyst of orbit , Article No. : 336 / 2009 . (
Accepted vide Ref . No. 336 / 2009 / 271 Dated 19.07.2011. of JIMA ) .
2. Bandyopadhyay A , Bhattacharya A , Dan A , Banerjee B , Biswas I , Das S , Bhaduri G , A Study on
Central Corneal Thickness and Optic Disc Size in Patients with Primary Open Angle Glaucoma , (
Article No. E – 77 / 2011 ) , Journal of Indian Medical Association, Vol 109 , No. 07 , July’2011 , page
465 – 468 .
3. Banerjee S K STUDY OF ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY AND DNA CONTENT OF
PTERYGIUM TISSUE SHOWING ITS DEGENERATIVE CHARACTER. Journal of Indian
Medical Association, vol. 109. No.12, December,2011.
4. Bhatt C, Banerjee SK, Chaterjee PK, Paul RC,Bagchi SC, Chatterjee A. PHOTODYNAMIC
THERAPY FOR CIRCUMSCRIBED CHOROIDAL HAEMANGIOMA : A CASE REPORT.
Journal of Indian Medical Association, Vol 109, no. 10, October,2011
5. Bandyopadhyay R, Ghosh AK, Ray R, Mukherjee S. SOLITARY FIBROUS TUMOUR OF THE
ORBIT : AN UNUSUAL PRESENTATION . Journal of Indian Medical Association, vol 109, no. 09,
September 2011
DERMATOLOGY & STD
Papers published in International journal:
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i. Das NK, Singh SK, Ghosh S, Sarkar A, Mukhopadhyay D, Roy S, Ganguly DN, Barbhiya JN, Saha B,
Chatterjee M. Case series of mis-diagnosis with rK39 strip test in Indian leishmaniasis. Am J Trop Med
Hyg 2011; 84: 688-91.
ii.
iii.
Kumar P, Mondal AK, Mondal A, Gharami RC, Chowdhury SN, Maiti A. Pseudoepitheliomatous micaceous
and keratotic balanitis. J Pak Assoc Dermatol 2011; 21:74-6.
Kumar P, Debbarman P, Mondal AK, Lal NR, Mondal A, Gharami Rc, Maiti A. Perifollicular hemorrhagic
lesions and broken twisted hairs on legs. J Pak Assoc Dermatol 2011; 21: 202-6.
GENERAL SURGERY
Dr. Himansu Roy, Assistant Professor:
Paper Published in indexed Journal – Two
Name of the Book published in 2011- SHORT TEXT BOOK OF SURGERY
Dr Udipta Ray,Associate Professor.
Papers published in indexed journal-2
1)Laparoscopic repair of late presenting congenital Bochdalek diaphragmatic hernia. JIMAVol 109,July 2011,Page
435-436.
2)Reinforced tension line suture closure after midline laparotomy in emergency surgery.Tropical Doctor,Oct
2011,41;193-196.
Dr Shahana Gupta, MO cum clinical Tutor
Papers published in indexed journal:3
1. Colorectal carcinoma in young adults:A retrospective study on Indian patients.Published in Colorectal
Disease,Wiley Blackwell Publication.
2. Spontaneous rupture of a giant hepatic hemangioma:Report of a case.Published in Indian Journal Of surgery
3. Laparoendoscopic Rendezvous for simultaneous management of cholelithiasis with
choledocholithiasis.Published in Tropical Gastroenterology,AIIMS.
4. Book chapter titled Colorectal carcinoma in young.In press, to be published in book titled Colorectal
Carcinoma,published by InTech publishers.
IHTM:
Ray S, Kundu S, Saha M, Chakrabarti P. Hemophagocytic syndrome in classic dengue fever. J Global Infect Dis
2011;3:399-401
PSYCHIATRY:
Juvenile Bipolar Disorder Case Series British Med Journal, 2009
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Research going on/completed in the department:
ANAESTHESIOLOGY:
no Name of research work and persons
1. “Attenuation of sympatho-adrenal responses and anaesthetic
requirement by single preoperative dose of dexmedetomidine – clinical
investigation”
Dr. Arpita Laha
2. “ Comparative study between Ropivacaine and Ropivacaine-clonidine
combination in caudal analgesia in paediatric patients”
Dr. Arpita Laha
ANATOMY:
Name of Research Projects completed
No Title of the Project
1. Estimation height from measurement of foot length and percutaneous
tibial length in southern part of West Bengal
2. Correlation of histological features of prostate in patients with TURP
with their serum level of testosterone, dihydrotestosterone and
progesterone.
3. Morphological and histological study of cervix in post menopausal
women in post histerectomised specimen with benign diseases and its
correlation with preoperative cervical biopsy along with PAP smear.
4. Morphometric measurements and morphological variation in middle ear
ossicles in West Bengal population
Status
Nigerian Journal of
Medicine
Journal of
Anaesthesiology Clinal
Pharmacology
Investigators
Dr. S. Mitra
Dr. D. Mukherjee
Dr. S. Ganguly
Dr. Ritaban Saha
Name of on-going Research Projects
No Title of the Project Investigators
1. Functional polymorphism of Col5A3 in Down syndrome of Eastern Dr. K. Bhowmik
Indian population
2. An MRI based study of Lumber Vertebral Canal dia. And related Dr. D. Bhowmik
intervertebral foramina in low back pain patient in Eastern Indian
population.
3. Anatomical changes in adrenal glands of depressed suicide victims. Dr. Arpita Sarkar
4. Congenital acyanotic heart disease and its co-existance with obliquity of
pinna and intercanthal distance.
Dr. S. Ghori
BIO-CHEMISTRY:
Research completed
Physiological and metabolic studies on cycle rickshaw pullers before and after strenuous exercise.
(Sponsored by Dept. of Science and Technology, Govt. of India): Dr. I. Chakraborty.
Effect of micronutrient intervention on the respiratory profile of school children in the Kolkata
Metropolitan area. (Sponsored by Dept. of Science and Technology, Govt. of India): Dr. I. Chakraborty.
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Assessment of serum nitrate-nitrite ratio vis-à-vis insulin sensitivity andresistance in patients of type 2
Diabetes Mellitus: Dr. N. Deb. Guide: Dr.M. Mukhopadhyay.
Assessment of high- sensitive C reactive protein (HSCRP), lipid profile and insulin resistance in nondiabetic
patients with acute coronary syndromes and their correlation to short term outcome with special
reference to association of serum lipoprotein ratios with insulin resistance. Dr. Sayantan Ray. Co-guide:
Dr. Debes Ray.
A study on the cardiovascular profile of established rheumatoid arthritis patients with special reference of
anti-CCP antibody: Dr. Arnab Banerjee. Co-guide: Dr. Debes Ray.
Determination of coverage interval on antioxidant vitamins (β carotene, Vitamin C and Vitamin E) in
plasma and serum of Reference Population: Dr. Sanghamitra Chakraborty. Guide: Dr. I. Chakraborty.
Assessment of the inter-relationship between the circulating nitrate-nitrite ratio and female sex steroids in
females of reproductive age group: Dr. Sharmistha Chatterjee. Guide: Dr. M. Mukhopadhyay.
Assessment of oxidative and nitrosative stress in cord blood of neonates and its inter-relationship with
antioxidant levels in cord blood of neonates delivered by caeserian section versus neonates delivered by
normal institutional delivery: Dr. Manali Sinha Ray. Guide: Dr. I. Chakraborty.
Estimation of haematological and biochemical parameters in ‘Kalyani Cohort Study’ (to be completed by
31st March): Dr. I. Chakraborty.
Comparative assessment of third party Quality Assurance Programme (EQAS) with In-house Accuracy
determination by “Patient’s mean values”: Dr Santasmita Pal.
Preparation of stable pool of patient’s sera and assessment of its adequacy as In-house Quality Control
Material: Dr. Subhasish Dan.
Comparative assessment of parameters of oxidative stress and antioxidants between middle aged elderly
population: Dr. Sayari Banerjee. Guide: Dr. I. Chakraborty.
Comparative assessment of oxidative stress and antioxidant status between newborns delivered by normal
vaginal delivery and by caeserian section by estimation of Ischemia Modified Albumin and Superoxide
Dismutase and Tocopherol in cord blood. : Dr. Soumika Biswas. Guide: Dr. I. Chakraborty.
Exercise induced change in metabolic parameters in human volunteers: Dr. Kasturi Mukherjee. Guide:
Dr. M. Mukhopadhyay.
A study of serum lipid profile in patients with type 2 Diabetes mellitus with or without vitamin D
deficiency attending a tertiary care hospital in Kolkata: Dr. Sourav Pradhan, Co-guide: Dr. Debes Ray.
An association of metabolic syndrome in adult patients of Psoriasis: Institution based case control study:
Dr. Ashim Kumar Mondal, Co-guide: Dr. Debes Ray.
Effect of Antiepileptic drugs on serum lipids in children of age group 2- 12 years. A comparative study
between phenytoin, carbamazepine and valproic acid: Dr. Pratyay Ray, Co-guide: Dr. Debes Ray.
Evaluation of patients with stable COPD attending in a tertiary care hospital with correlation between
BODE index, Health related quality of life and other treatment outcomes. Dr. Samir Kumar Sarkar. Coguide:
Dr. Debes Ray.
Testosterone level in male Type 2 diabetic and its correlation with other cardiovascular risk factors: Dr.
Sukanta Manna. Co-guide: Dr. Debes Ray.
Comparative study of fetomaternal outcome in pregnancy with chronic hypertension and pre-eclampsiaeclampsia
syndrome: Dr. Jayati Mondal. Co-guide: Dr. Debes Ray.
Biochemical analysis of serum calcium, thyroid stimulating hormone, thyroglobulin (in selective cases) in
post-thyroidectomy patients and its clinical implications: Dr. Subhasish Saha. Co-guide: Dr. Debes Ray.
A study of vitamin D levels in patients of ischemic heart disease with special reference to its role as a
cardiovascular risk factor: Dr. Nikhil Sonthalia. Co-guide: Dr. Debes Ray.
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CHEST:
Research completed
A critical review of 100 cases of pulmonary tuberculosis placed under DOTS plus in West Bengal with
special reference to drug resistance towards the standard ATDs by Dr Siddhartha Kumar Das under
guidance of Prof. Partha Pratim Roy: 2010 – 2011.
Name of on-going Research Projects
Evaluation of patients with stable COPD attending in a tertiary care hospital with correlation between
BODE index , Health related quality of life and other treatment outcomes by Dr. Samir Kumar Sarkar
under the guidance of Prof. Partha Pratim Roy: 2011 – 2012.
A cross-sectional study on association between stable COPD & Metabolic syndrome(Syndrome X) by Dr.
Angshuman Mukherjee under guidance of Prof. Sumitra Basuthakur: 2012 – 2013 ( waiting for approval)
COMMUNITY MEDICINE:
Project / supervised research work by Under Graduate students (2011)
1. Hypertension and its risk factors among medical students
2. Socio –Demographic profile and risk factors of LBW newborn.
3. Gender bias and gender determination of fetus among antenatal mothers attending G & O OPD,
MCH, Kolkata
4. Occurrence of malnutrition in under fives attending Pediatrics OPD, MCH, Kolkata.
Ongoing research activities by Post Graduate students in 2011:
1. System analysis on Biomedical Waste Management
2. System analysis on Blood banking and Voluntary Blood Donation
3. Study on cold chain and logistics supply in North 24 Parganas district, West Bengal
4. Assessment of performance of RNTCP in Tarakeswar Block of West Bengal
Supervised field studies by Post Graduate students:
1. A cyto-epidemiological study on reproductive health of women aged 30-59 years in a rural
community (Tarakeswar RH, Dist. Hooghly – Rural field practice area of Medical College, Kolkata)
2. Study on menstrual hygiene among adolescent girls in an urban community (KMC Ward No. 37,
Urban field practice area of Medical College, Kolkata)
3. A study on antenatal care practices among pregnant women in an urban community (KMC Ward No.
37, Urban field practice area of Medical College, Kolkata)
4. Knowledge, attitude and practice regarding emergency contraception among college students in a
rural community (Tarakeswar RH, Dist. Hooghly – Rural field practice area of Medical College,
Kolkata)
5. Knowledge, attitude and practice regarding Swine Flu in an urban community (KMC Ward No. 37,
Urban field practice area of Medical College, Kolkata)
6. Study on bone mineral density and assessment of risk factors for osteoporosis in an urban slum (KMC
Ward No. 37, Urban field practice area of Medical College, Kolkata)
7. Study on immunization waste handling in Tarakeswar Block of Hooghly district.
Ongoing research activities by faculties in 2011
1. Morbidity status of slum dwellers in Razabajar, ward 37, Kolkata
2. Musculo-skeletal disorders among adult females in urban field area of dept of Community Medicine,
MCH, Kolkata (ward 37)
3. Substance abuse and morbidity pattern in street children in Kolkata, India.
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4. Effect of buprenorphine substitution therapy among the morphine addicts in Howrah district, WB.
CTVS:
Name of Research completed
Tracheo broncheal and major lung resection and its outcome-thesis completed by our 3 rd year PDT Dr
Suranjan Halder under guidance of Prof Ashish Mandal
Role of Tranexemic Acid in open heart surgery-By 2 nd year PDT Dr Rajarshi Ghosh, under guidance of
Prof Asish Mandal
A study of the outcome of second closed mitral valvotomy in mitral restenosis –by 2 nd year PDT Dr Chito
under guidance of Associate Professor Dr M.S. Pal
Mitral valve replacement with and without chordal preservation – a comparative analysis-by Dr Sanseep
Sardar under guidance of Associate professor Dr S Mukherjee
ENDOCRINE:
Evaluation of short stature
Profile of PCOD
Relation of Vit D Status with BMI in Diabetic and normal Population
F.S.M
Ongoing research activities
“Study of pattern and distribution of injuries in cases of fatal road traffic accidents in the jurisdiction of
Kolkata Police Morgue” – by Dr. Anindya Goswami“
A study of custodial deaths & their different causes in the jurisdiction of Kolkata Police Morgue( KPM ),
during the last 5 years” – by Dr. Ritam Chakraborty
“ Study of the pre-disposing factors and medical examination of alleged cases of sexual offences” – by
Dr. Indrani Das
“ Study on the brought dead cases brought in emergency in Medical College and Hospital and the postmortem
findings conducted at K.P.M to ascertain the cause of death” by Dr. Vivek Kumar
“ Study of death in alleged dowry cases in background of its etiology and its remedial steps” by Dr. Vikas
Gurbani
“ A study of pattern and post-mortem findings of different types of poisoning cases at Kolkata Police
Morgue who expired in Medical College & Hospital, Kolkata” by Sandip Mukhopadhyay
“Incidence of physical & mental abuse in early life among HIV infected persons attending Anti-retroviral
Therapy at MCH, Kolkata and their correlation with substance abuse” by Sayak Sovan Dutta
“Determination of Age, Sex and Stature from hand studied at Kolkata Police Morgue” by Md Quamar
Jawed
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IHTM:
Research completed
“Targeted therapy and drug resistance in Multiple Myeloma: A nanotechnology based approach”. Dr
Arnab Chattopadhyay, Dr Prantar Chakrabarti
“Reference range for platelet count in healthy population in eastern India”. Dr Prantar Chakrabarti, Dr
Arnab Chattopadhyay, Dr Pramit Ghosh (Department of Community Medicine)
Short term Studentship of ICMR on molecular characterization of CML. Mr. Rajarshi Aich, Dr. Prantar
Chakrabarti
Proposed Research
No Name of the proposal Name of the Primary researcher
1 Genotype characterization of Beta Thalassaemia and causes
of the phenotypic Diversity of Hemoglobin E Beta
Thalassaemia in West Bengal
Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti,
Associate Professor
2 Bioequivalence study of 6 Mercaptopurine in adult Patients
with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
3 Study to evaluate the Safety, Tolerability, Efficacy and
Immunogenicity of a VZV vaccine in Recipients of
Autologous Hematopoietic Cell Transplants ( HSCT)
4 Evaluation of the pharmacokinetics, safety and efficacy of a
recombinant human Factor IX product in previously treated
pediatric subjects with hemophilia B
5 Study to Evaluate the Response Rate and Toxicity (Safety)
of the Combination of Bendamustine and Rituximab (BR) in
Chemo-Naive Adult Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
Patients in India
6 Study to evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of a VZV vaccine
in Adult Patients with Solid Tumor or Hematologic
Malignancy
OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY:
RESEARCH WORK COMPLETED
Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti,
Associate Professor
Dr. Uttam Kumar Nath
Assistant Professor
Dr. S.S. Ray
Assistant Professor
Dr. Uttam Kumar Nath
Assistant Professor
Dr. S.S. Ray
Assistant Professor
Dr. Prantar Chakrabarti,
Associate Professor
Dr. Uttam Kumar Nath
Assistant Professor
Dr. S.S. Ray
Assistant Professor
Dr. Uttam Kumar Nath
Assistant Professor
Dr. S.S. Ray
Assistant Professor
Dr. Uttam Kumar Nath
Assistant Professor
Dr. S.S. Ray
Assistant Professor
No. Topic Name of the Student
1. Factors Predicting outcome in threatened abortion Dr. Soumen Barh
2. Effect of Decision Delivery Interval in Emergency Caesarean Section for Dr. Swapan Biswas
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Foetal Distress on Neonatal outcome
3. Study of the association between retival changes & fetomaternal outcome
in hypertensive disorders in pregnancy
4. Study regarding intervention in symptomatic trichomonas infection among
non p regnant reproductive age women
5. A comparative Study of Laparoscopically assisted vaginal hysterectomy
and non descended vaginal hysterectomy
6. Efficacy, safety and acceptability of Omeloxifen & prognestins in
treatment of Dysfunctional uterine Bleeding – a comparative study
7. Indications and Outcome of Caesarean section in 1 st and 2 nd stage of labor –
A comparative Study
8. Assessment of Fotal Cord blood Status following intrapartum maternal
Glucose infusion.
10. Comparative study between Oral PCM & Inrauterine lignocaine instillation
from pain relief during HSG
11. Pregnancy with Pyrexia and its _____ with emphasis as malaria in
pregnancy
12. Study of effect of Glibenclamide on maternal and neonatal outcome in
comparison to insulin in GDM
13. Study of effect of soy isoflavane on early Menopausal symptom & upid
profile.
Dr. Anushree Mondal
Dr. Doyel Pradhan
Dr. Reena De
Dr. Nitisha Tujlysan
Dr. Dipankar Banerjee
Dr. Mahitosh Mondal
Dr. Sanjukta Paul
Dr. Kaushik Banerjee
Dr. Noori Khalid
Dr. Sriparna Mondal
14. Study into the Alteration of Hepatic Function in Prgnancy Dr. Susmita Das
15. A Study of Ectopic Pregnancy in an Urban Institution Dr. Benjong Sangba
Lemtur
16. Study of Malignancies of Reproductive Tract in Post-Menopausal Women Dr. Indranil Banerjee
ON GOING STUDIES ORGANISED BY H.R.R.C, ICMR, EDEN HOSPITAL
Phase – IV Multricentric study with Centchroman
Hospital Based Surveillance of Female Genital Fistula – an ICMR Tsk Force Study
Evaluation of Progesteron Vaginal Ring as a New Contraceptive Option in India.
MEDICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY:
Number & name of Research completed in the department:
INDIAN STUDY ON CHRONIC PANCREATITIS MULTICENTRIC STUDY WITH V
BALAKRISHNAN ,AMRITA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES,KOCHI
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DIFFERENT PHARMACOLOGICAL AGENTS IN GASTRO
ESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE: THESIS TOPIC WITH DR ARIJIT BASU-POSTGRADUATE
STUDENT
CLINICAL,BIOCHEMICAL AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CORRELATION OF ALCOHOLIC
LIVER DISEASES WITH DR ASHIT KR BAIRAGI-POST GRADUATE STUDENT
Research going on
Dr K D
Biswas 2011
Principal
Investigator
Dr U C Ghoshal
RESEARCH TOPIC
ISG TASK FORCE ON IRRITABLE BOWEL
SYNDROME MULTICENTRIC STUDY
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MEDICINE:
Research completed
Dr. S. Mani
Dr.Raja
Bhattacharya
Dr. Siwalik
Banerjee
A COMPARATIVE STUDY TO RECORD THE PREVALANCE OF
MAJOR RISK FACTORS FOR ‘NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER
DISEASE IN PATIENTS WITH CRYPTOGENIC CIRRHOSIS AND
CIRRHOSIS DUE TO HEPATITIS B.
A COMPARATIVE STUDY IN OUTCOME BETWEEN MONATHERAPY
WITH ADEFOVIR & COMBINATION THERAPY WITH ADEFOVIR &
LAMIVUDINE IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC HEPATITIS B
INFECTION IN INDIA
A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY TO ASSESS THE ASSOCIATION OF
SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSOS DISEASE ACTIVITY WITH
HIGH SENSITIVITY C – REACTIVE PROTEIN.
Research going on
NAME YEAR GUIDE/CO-
GUIDE
Pradip Sarkar 2011- Prof. Debasis
14 Basu
Md Saiyed
Rana
Sushanta
Kumar
Naskar
2011-
14
2011-
14
Liton Sarkar 2011-
14
Jacky
Ganguly
Partha
Sarathi
Choudhury
Shubhabrata
Das
2011-
14
2011-
14
2011-
14
Manish 2010-
Gupta 13
Rajan Palui 2010-
13
Prof S K
Chatterjee
Dr. S K
Mukherjee
Prof. S K
Chatterjee
Dr. S K
Mandal
Dr. ( Prof)
Rathindra Nath
Sarkar
Dr. ( Prof)
Rathindra Nath
Sarkar
Dr. P.K. Sinha
Prof A.B.
Biswas/ Dr.
THESIS TOPIC
Study of variation in clinical outcome in non-traumatic
intracerebral haemorrhage as per the location and
volume of bleed, in a tertiary medical facility in
eastern India
A comparative study of T.B. meningitis in HIV +ve
and HIV –ve patients
Study to assess the autonomic and peripheral nerve
status in patients with Hb Ebeta thalassemia in relation
to serum ferritin level and to compare patients who
received regular blood transfusions (5yrs or more )
with or without adequate iron chelation
A study of correlation between some laboratory
parameters and severity of lupus nephritis at
presentation.
Assessment of coagulopathy in patients of chronic
liver disease
Study of subclinical peripheral neuropathy in
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Evaluation of Endothelial dysfunction by flow
mediated vasodialation (FMD) and intima media
thickness of common carotid artery (CIMT) in axial
spondylo arthritis
Prevalence and evaluation of hand osteo arthritis
Assessment of preclinical atherosclerosis by
measurement of carotid intima thickness (CIMT) in
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Santosh
Kumar
Maurya
Debasis
Sardar
Nikhil
Sonthalia
Jai Prakash
Sharma
Debjani Roy
Chowdhury
Omar Sharif
Mullick
PC
Lalawmpuia
Tapas Kumar
Naskar
2010-
13
2011-
14
2011-
14
2011-
14
2009-
12
2010-
13
2010-
13
2010-
13
Sarbajit Das 2011-
14
Arnab
Banerjee
Bappaditya
Kumar
Sourav
Pradhan
2009-
12
2011-
14
2011-
14
Sanjay ART naïve advance HIV patients
Bhattacharya
Dr.(Prof) A.K. Pulmonary manifestations in HIV Positive patients
Banerjee
(HOD)/Dr.
Dipanjan
Bandyopadhya
y
Dr. S.S.Mondal Abnormalities of liver function in naïve HIV patients
Dr. (Prof)
Sobhan Biswas
Dr.(Prof)
Sobhan Biswas
Dr. Shantasil
Pain
Dr. (Prof.) R.
N. Sarkar/Dr.
(Prof.)
Ashutosh Dey
Dr Prof
Satyabrata
Ganguly,Dr
Soura
Mukherjee
Dr(prof)
Sobhan Biswas
, Prof SB
Ganguly,Dr P
Roy
Chowdhury
Dr. (Prof.) A.
K. Banerjee &
Dr. P.
Roychowdhury
Dr. (Prof.) A.
B. Biswas
Dr. Dipanjan
Bandyopadhya
y
Dr. Pradip
Roychowdhury
A Study of vitamin D levels in patients of Ischemic
Heart Disease with special reference to its role as a
cardiovascular risk factor
A Study of hemotoxic snake bite patients with special
reference to coagulopathy and renal complication in a
tertiary health care centre
FNAC study of lymph node in HIV infected patients
presenting with lymphadenopathy in a tertiary care
hospital
Evaluation of lipid profile and assessment of
endothelial dysfunction in patients of early rheumatoid
arthritis
A 2-D Echocardiographic study of the left ventricle in
a patient of COPD.
Assessment of lipid profile in newly diagnosed
Hypothyroid patients.
Study of emergency hospitalisations in diabetic adults
with acceptable glycemic status at presentation with
special reference to diagnosis, metabolic risks and
hospital outcomes
A study on the cardiovascular profile of established
rheumatoid arthritis patients with special reference to
anti-CCP antibody
Comparative study of opportunistic infections in
HAART-naïve and HAART – experienced HIV
patients at a tertiary care hospital
A study of serum lipid profile in patients with type2
diabetes mellitus with and without vitamin D
deficiency attending a tertiary care hospital in Kolkata
Kabita 2011- Dr. Sobhan Correlation of anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide (anti-
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Mukherjee 14 (Prof.)Biswas CCP) and Rheumatoid Factor (RF) in patients of
newly diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis and their
association with severity of disease: a hospital based
study
Tanmay
Mukherjee
Anirban
Sinha
Sayantan
Ray
Saptarshi
Bishnu
Samiran
Samui
2011-
14
2011-
14
2009-
12
2010-
13
2010-
13
Tanmoy Pal 2011-
14
Dr. Ramtanu
Banerjee
Dr. (Prof.) A.
K. Banerjee &
Dr. D. Basu
Dr.(Prof.) S.B
Ganguly/
Dr.(Prof.) S.
Guha
Dr. Dipanjan
Bandyopadhya
y
Dr. (Prof.)
AKBanerjee/
Dr(Prof)
Santanu Guha
Dr. (Prof.)
Satyabrata
Ganguly,
Dr. B. Ghosh,
Dr. S. Mondal,
A clinico-pathological study of fever with altered
sensorium with special attention to etiologies,
incidence of SIRS , sepsis and hospital outcomes
A clinical study of headache presenting to a tertiary
health care centre of eastern India with special
reference to classification and demographic parameters
Assessment of hsCRP, lipid parameters and insulin
resistance in non-diabetic acute coronary syndrome
patients and their correlation with short-term outcomes
with special reference to association of lipid ratios
with insulin resistance.
Assessment of the clinic-immunological profile of
newly diagnosed HIV patients presenting to a large
teaching hospital of eastern India, with special
reference to their WHO clinical staging.
Assesment of mitral valve area by 2D echo and
Doppler PHT method and its comparison with 3d echo
in patients with mitral stenosis
Prevalence of osteoporosis and Hypovitaminosis-D in
patients of primary osteoarthritis.
Subhadeep
Banerjee
Koushik
Bhattacharjee
2011-
14
2009-
12
Debjoy Sau 2009-
12
Pradip
Kumar
Mondal
2010-
2013
Dr.(Prof.)
Tapas Das,
Dr. S.
Bhattacharya.
Dr(prof) B.K
.De Dr
S.S.Mondal
Dr(prof) B.K
.De Dr
S.S.Mondal
Prof(Dr)Amit
Kr Banerjee
Dr Shibashish
Bhattacharya
To find out different causes of pruritic popular rash in
HIV positive patients , clinically as well as by
histopathological study of skin biopsy specimen and to
try to establish any correlation between such skin
letions and the relative state of immunosuppression by
determining blood CD4 level and WHO- clinical stage
in those patients in a Tertiary Care Hospital in
Kolkata.
Effect of Entecavir in chronic liver disease due to
active Hepatitis B Virus infection
Pentoxifylline versus pentoxifylline plus prednisolone
in the management of severe alcoholic hepatitis: A
randomized control trial
A non interventional study for the epidemiological and
scientific evaluation of patients with Non Small Cell
Lung Cancer (NSCLC) from Eastern India with special
reference to Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor
(EGFR) Mutation analysis.
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Sumanta
Chatterjee
Dr.
Dibbendhu
Khanra
Dr. Supratip
Kundu
Dr. Manas
Kr Goswami
Dr.Asit
Kumar
Mandal
Dr.Debajyoti
Mandal
Dr. Shatanik
Hazra.
Dr .Ujjwal
Kumar Roy
Kaushik
Chatterjee
Binod Kr
Das
2010-
2013
2011-
2014
2010-
2013
2010-
2013
2010-
2013
2010-
2013
2011-
2014
2011-
2014
2010-
2013
2010-
2013
Dr Sanjay Kr
Mandal
Dr ( Prof)
Santanu Guha
Dr. Arunansu
Talukdar
Dr. Manjari
Saha
Dr. Ashutosh
Dey
Prof.
S.B.ganguly,Pr
of S.
Biswas,Prof I.
Chakraborty,Pr
of A Dey.
Prof S Biswas
Prof Sanjoy
Kumar
Chatterjee/
Dr.Prantar
Chakravorty
Prof sanjoy
Kumar
Chatterjee/Dr.
J.K.De
Prof
A.K.SAHA,G.
MED
DR
S.K.MOANDA
L, ASSOCT.
PROF G.MED
Prof
A.K.SAHA,G.
MED
DR
S.S.MOANDA
L, ASSOCT.
PROF G.MED
Dr ( Prof) Amit
Kr
Bandopadhyay
Dr Sanjay Kr
Mandal
Dr ( Prof) Amit
Kr
Study on cardiological dysfunction in nonalcoholic
fatty liver disease patient.
Study of peripheral arterial disease in HIV infected
persons and its correlation with CD4 count in a tertiary
care hospital in Kolkata
Assessment of Endothelial dysfunction in SLE Patients
and its interrelationship with common inflammatory
and immunological markers.
Changes in lipid profiles in chronic liver disease
patients
A study of clinico-epidemiological profile of
Haemophilia A & B in a tertiary care hospital in West
Bengal, India
Prevalence of accelerated atherosclerosis in SLE
patients with respect to biomarkers-hsCRP,
Lp(a),fibrinogen, homocysteine
STUDY ON PREDICTION OF ESOPHAGEAL
VARICES IN PATIENTS OF CHRONIC LIVER
DISEASE WITH NON INVASIVE PARAMETERS (
spleen size, platelet count , portal vein diameter, child
Pugh class)
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SERUM URIC ACID
LEVEL AND IMPAIRED GLUCOSE TOLERENCE.
Assessment of Vitamin D level in CVA patients.
Impact of socioeconomic status of type 2 diabetes
mellitus patients in controlling disease and its
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Pankaj
Sarkar
Dr. Saswata
Chatterjee
2010-
2013
2010-
2013
Bandopadhyay
Dr Sanjay Kr
Mandal
Dr S.S.Mandal
Dr Sanjay Kr
Mandal
Dr. Sekhar Kr
Mukherjee
Dr. Biplab
Mandal
complication.
A study on response of tenofovir in chronic active
hepatitis B in Eastern India.
A Comparative Study Of Glucose Intolerance And
Thyroid Dysfunction Among HIV-Affected People
With Or Without Anti-Retroviral Therapy Attending
Medical College, Kolkata.
MICRO BIOLOGY
DR PURANJAY SAHA
Research Work & Publication:
‘Cutaneous Nocardia brasiliensis infection in an immunocompetent host after cystectomy: A case study’
published in Australasian Medical Journal (AMJ) in 2011.
‘A case report of Chyluria with proteinuria – filarial origin An enigma’ – is in the pipeline for
publication in Archive of Clinical Microbiology.
NEURO-MEDICINE:
Research going on
Assessment of Neuropathy among patients receiving chemotherapy with platinum taxane and
Vincaalkaloids compounds in a tertiary cancer care centre of Eastern India: Dr. Rajarshi Khastagir, Prof.
Debasis Basu & Dr. Asim Kr. Ghosh
Study on Cognitive Dysfunction in Immunocompromised Patients: Dr. Apala Bhattacharya, Prof. Debasis
Basu & Dr. N. Karmakar
Study of variation in clinical outcome in non traumatic intracerebral haemorrhage as per location &
volume of bleed in a tertiary medical facility in Eastern India: Dr Pradip Sarkar, Dr. B. Mondal & Prof
Debasis Basu
A clinical study of Headache presenting to a tertiary health care centre in Eastern India with special
reference to classification & demographic parameters. Dr. Anirban Sinha, Prof.D. Basu & Prof . A.
Banerjee
A comparative study of TB meningitis in HIV+ve & HIV –ve patients Dr Md.S. Rana, Dr. P.Sengupta &
Prof. S. Chatterjee
Study of subclinical peripheral neuropathy in Rheumatoid Arthritis. Dr. P S Choudhury, Dr P.Sengupta &
Prof R N Sarkar
ORTHOPEDICS
Research completed
Dr. Kousik Nandy- “Pauwel’s osteotomy in ununited fracture neck femur”
Dr. Neil Kire-“Primary hemiarthroplasty in intertrochantric fractures”
Dr.Anjan Sen Gupta-“Incidence of DVT inpostoperative setting”
Dr. Prabir Bala-“High tibial osteotomy in osteoarthritis knee.
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Ongoing research
Dr. Mandar Purohit-“Morphometric study of lumbar pedicles in adult Indian population”
Dr. Ashok Meena-“Study of pelviacetabular fractures in medical college Kolkata”
Dr.Ritwik Ganguli-“Paratricepital approach for intercondylar fractures”
Dr.Chinmay Mondal- “Anatomical study of bimalleolar fractures”.
PAEDIATRIC MEDICINE
Projects and Researches and Workshop
1. ICMR Workshop on Research Methodology was held in the Dept of Pediatrics on 22 nd Nov 2010. Faculty
members from various disciplines of Medical College , Kolkata Participated in the Workshop.
2. UNICEF project - East Zone Workshop on Evidence based management of diarrhea in collaboration
with Indian Academy of Pediatrics – Zn & ORS use - 23 rd Dec 2009 at Hotel Stadel and publication of
the report (available at dept )
3. WHO project - National Workshop for developing curriculum on Adolescent Medicine at UG & PG
Medical Education held at New Delhi – 19 th & 20 th February 2009 with publication of the report in the
Indian Journal of Public Health Vol.53 No2. April-June 2009; 115-21
4. Government of West Bengal & WHO project – Adolescent Health Clinic project continuing every year
since 2002
5. Government of West Bengal Project - Anwesa Clinic Orientation Project for the newly recruited service
providers at district level.
6. Adaptation of Orientation package on YFHS for Medical Officer for Bangladesh – a WHO project by Dr
Sukanta Chatterjee.2010
Name & no. of research completed in the Dept
1) A multicentre randomized double blind study comparing the clinical effects of intravenous montelucast
with placebo in pediatric patients aged 6-14 years in acute asthma. (according to ICH GCP Guideline)
2) A phase III , observer blind, randomized, primary vaccination study to demonstrate the non-inferiority of
DTPw-HBV/Hib vaccine compared to Tritanirix-hEPb/Hiberix and compared to DTPw-HBV/Hib2.5
vaccine with respect to the PRP antigen , when administered to healthy infants at 6,10 and 14 weeks of
age. (according to ICH GCP Guideline)
3) A phase III , sigle blind, randomized controlled study to assess the immunogenisity , safety and
reactogenisity of 10-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine asd a 3 dose primary immunisation course at
6,10 and 14 wks of age.
4) A randomized, multicenter, open label, comparative study to evaluate the immunogenicity and
reactogenicity of a new fully liquid pentavalent DTwP-Hib-IPV vaccine (EasyfourPol TM , Panacea
Biotec Ltd.) with tetravalent DTwP/Hib vaccine (TetrAct-Hib TM ), co-administered with Imovax
Polio® (Salk Based Inactivated Polio Vaccine) of sanofi pasteur India Pvt. Ltd. in Healthy Infants.
Name & no. of research going on in the Dept –
1. “A Phase III Trial to Study Immunogenicity, Tolerability, and Manufacturing Consistency
Multivalent Human Papillomavirus (HPV) L1 Virus-Like Particle (VLP) Vaccine Administered in
Preadolescents and Adolescents (9 to 15 year olds), with a Comparison to Young Women (1to 26 year
olds)”
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2. A phase IIIb, open, randomised, multicentre, primary study in healthy children, to establish the noninferiority
of GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) Biologicals’ MeMuRu-OKA vaccine (administered at 9 and 15
months of age) versus Priorix (9 months of age) and Priorix co-administered with Varilrix at
15months of age (comparator) and also to evaluate the non-inferiority of Priorix (9 months of age) and
MeMuRu-OKA vaccine (15 months of age) versus the comparator, all administered subcutaneously as
two-dose primary vaccination course.
3. A Phase III Clinical Trial to Study the Immunogenicity, Tolerability, and Manufacturing Consistency of
V503 (A Multivalent Human Papillomavirus [HPV] L1 Virus-Like Particle [VLP] Vaccine) in
Preadolescents and Adolescents (9 to 15 year olds) with a Comparison to Young Women (16 to 26 year
olds)”
4. A phase III, open study in children previously enrolled in study 10PN-PD-DIT-037 (111188) to assess
the immunogenicity, safety and reactogenicity of GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) Biologicals. 10-valent
pneumococcal conjugate vaccine when administered as a booster dose at either 9-12 or 15-18 months of
age in primed children or when administered as a catch-up vaccination (2+1 schedule) in unprimed
children during the second year of life”.
5. A Ph III, single arm, multi-center, open-label study to assess the Immunogenicity, Safety and Tolerability
of a fully liquid pentavalent vaccine Quinvaxem® (DTwP-Hib-HepB Vaccine) when administered to
Indian infants at 6, 10, and 14 weeks of age.”
PHARMACOLOGY
Number and names of Research completed in the Department:
1. Pharmacokinetics of cefuroxime sodium with special reference to biochemical, tissue residue and
spermatozoa motility in rats published in Indian Journal of Physiology and allied Sciences
2. Anti-inflammatory activity of root of Decalepsis hamiltonii submitted to the Indian Journal of
Physiology and allied Sciences
3. Comparative study of the Effect of atorvastatin and garlic extract in experimentally induced
hypercholesterolemia in rabbits submitted to the Indian Journal of Physiology and allied Sciences
4. A comparative study of efficacy and safety of oral tramadol versus oral Ibuprofen in post Caesarean
section pain.
Number and names of research going on
1. Lipid modifying action of atorvastatin in comparison to combination of atorvastatin and nicotinic acid in
collaboration with Departments of Biochemistry and Cardiology, Medical college, Kolkata
2. Effect of atorvastatin (escalating doses) in modulating the lipid profile in patients of Ischaemic Heart
Disease
3. Evaluation of anti-ulcer activity of normal saline extract of black cumin (Nigella sativa L) in
experimental rats
4. A comparative study of analgesic efficacy and adverse effects of etodoloac and aloe vera in wistar rats.
5. Wound healing effect of honey and Phenytoin on excisional wound in experimental albino Rats
PHYSIOLOGY
Completed ICMR Study
“Development of Phase contrast Microscopy by simple technique of Angular Illumination”
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Research going on
“An electrophysiological evaluation of Cardiac function in normal subjects & patients of
coronary artery disease using ‘Spatial vector angiography.’
“Evaluation of Autonomic Nervous System profile in normal subject & in patient with Diabetes
Melitus.’
“An evaluation of ventricular repolarization using ventricular gradient in normal subjects and
in patients with repolarization abnormalities”.
“Evaluation of the perception threshold of sensory stimulus in Normal subjects and in patients
of Diabetes Mellitus”
Some technical difficulties in the general Cardiovascular Risk Score – The Framingham Heart
Study.
PLASTIC SURGERY
Research completed
Earlobe reconstruction by Gavello technique
Study on surgical treatment options in reconstruction of axillary burn contractures in relation to
functional and aesthetic outcome.Author: Dr Marang Buru Murmu. Guide: Prof Sandipan Gupta
Skin sparing mastectomy with preservation of Nipple-Areola Complex and immediate breast
reconstruction in patients with early breast cancer: A prospective study. Dr Debarai Chattopadhyay
Guide: Prof Sandipan Gupta
Study of various flaps for coverage of tibia in Gustillo type III B fractures. Author:Dr Akhilesh Agarwal
Guide: Dr Gautam Guha
A prospective study of outcome of different flaps used for coverage of dorsum of hand. Author: Dr
Pawan Chumbale Guide: Dr Gautam Guha
Clinicopathological study of Cheek CA and different types of reconstructive procedures in its treatment.
Author: Dr Rupesh Gupta Guide:Prof. Sandipan Gupta
PSYCHIATRY:
Research projects
1. Comparative study of Family Burden of OCD versus Bipolar Disorder - Dr. Sourav Ganguly
2. Prodrome of Schizophrenia and Bipolar disorder- Dr. Shrabani Chakraborty- Research project (PhD)
3. Psychopthology of Chronic itch-Sibasis Roy
4. Psychiatric morbidity in patients attending dermatology OPD
5. Assessment of cognition in schizophrenia
6. Distress in parents of children with psychiatric morbidity
RADIO DIAGNOSIS
Research going on
o “Role of Vascular Characterisation in the Differential Diagnosis of Tumours of Eye and Orbit with
Doppler Ultrasound with Clinico-pathologic correlation”- by Dr. Argha Chatterjee; guide: Prof.
Ashutosh Dey, Professor and HOD.
o “Evaluation and comparative study of Radiological changes in Hands and feet in patients suffering
from early Rheumatoid Arthritis by Power Doppler and Digital Radiography.” – by Dr. Gargy
Mondal; guide: Prof. A. K. Bhadra, Professor.
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o “Study on Cerebro-umbilical Doppler ratio as a predictor of adverse perinatal outcome in intrauterine
growth restriction at 30-40 weeks of gestation.”- by Dr. Anasua Chattopadhyay; guide: Prof. A.K.
Manna, Professor.
o “Neuro MERI findings in HIV patients with pathological manifestations and their correlation with
clinical presentation, CD4 counts and antiretroviral therapy experience status” – by Dr. Khushboo
Singh; guide: Dr. Ashutosh Dey, Professor; co-guide: Dr. Dipanjan Bandopadhyay.
o “Evaluation of recurrent embolic strokes with Cerebral Digital subtraction Angiography.” – by Dr. P.
P. Samui; guide: Prof. Ashutosh Dey, Professor and HOD.
o “Role of transfontanellar echoencephalography in evaluation of neonatal hypoxic ischemic
encephalopathy and associated vascular compromise with clinical correlation” – by Dr. Priya Ghosh;
guide: Dr. Ashutosh Dey, Professor; co-guide: Dr. A. K. De, Assoc. Prof., Department of Pediatrics.
o “Comparison of USG and MRI in diagnostic accuracy of biliary pathology” – by Dr. Biswajit Mondal;
guide: Dr. Ashok Kr. Bhadra, Prof. & HOD; co-guide: Dr. Debasish Dakshit, Asst. Prof.
o “Evaluation and comparative study of radiological changes in sacroiliac joints of adult patients
suffering from non-traumatic chronic low back pain by MRI and Digital radiography” – by Dr.
Chandan Koner; guide: Dr. Ashutosh Dey, Professor; co-guide: Dr. Debasish Dakshit, Asst. Prof.
o “Comparative study between the efficacy of Colour Doppler Ultrasonography and Digital Subtraction
Angiography (DSA) in the diagnosis, evaluation and assessment of peripheral arterial disease in lower
limb arterial system”- by Dr. Sumitran Basu; guide: Dr. Ashok Kr. Bhadra, Prof. & HOD; co-guide:
Dr. Partha Samui, Asst. Prof.
RIO
A randomized double-masked active controlled phase-3 study of the efficacy , safety and tolerability of
repeated doses of intravitreal vegf trap – eye in subjects with neovascular (armd) vegf trap – eye:
investigation of efficacy and safety in wet armd (view 2)
A randomized double-masked controlled phase-3 study of the efficacy , safety and tolerability of repeated
intravitreal administration of vegf trap – eye in subjects with macular oedema secondary to crvo.
DERMATOLOGY & STD
Research going on
A study to evaluate the association of metabolic syndrome in adult patients of psoriasis: an institution
based cross sectional study
Clinico- demographic profile of cervicitis in sexually active female
Comparative evaluation of role of slit skin smear and histopathology in the diagnosis of leprosy A
study on grade 2 deformity among leprosy patients in a tertiary care institution
A clinico- bacteriological study of primary bacterial pyoderma in pediatric age group
SURGICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY:
Instillatation of Formalin through Flexible sigmoidoscope in Radiation induced Haemorrhagic procto
colitis Prof. Gautam Chattopadhyay, Dr Dipankar Ray.
Early endoscopic placement of feeding tube in corrosive injury in oesophagus.Prof. Gautam
Chattopadhyay, Dr Dipankar Ray.
Management of corrosive injury in the oesophagus and stomach. Prof. Gautam Chattopadhyay, Dr
Dipankar Ray.
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No
OPD
OPD Patients in 2011
Male
New
Female
Total
1 Anaesthesia Clinic 4153 4993 9183
2 Cardio Thoracic 2277 1647 3956
3 Cardiology 11666 8892 26662
4 Chest 10069 6423 18236
5 Dental 4448 4319 8778
6 Diabetic 3083 3508 6705
7 Endocrine 673 2027 2713
8 ENT 22659 18141 40807
9 General Medicine 43513 41932 85752
10 General Surgery 18809 16147 35138
11
Gynae 0 27596 27628
Obs 0 15631 15650
12 Haematology 3555 2690 12152
13 Medical Gastro 1268 810 2097
14 Medical Oncology 963 710 2409
15 Multimodality 1550 1211 4113
16 Neuclear Medicine 2 3 5
17 Neuro Medicine 4716 3426 8263
18 Neuro Surgery 1890 1211 3123
20 Orthopaedic 27911 21832 49751
21 Paediatric Medicine 16310 12752 29119
22 Paediatric Surgery 3463 1737 5232
23 Physical Medicine 6051 5049 11100
24 Plastic Surgery 1962 1467 3475
25 Psychitry 6044 5402 14380
26 Radio Therapy 2640 3554 6196
27 Skin 18752 17423 36326
28 STD 1726 1515 3272
29 Surgical Gastro 1111 909 2029
30 Surgical Oncology 197 193 394
31 Urology 3172 1059 4290
TOTAL 224633 234209 478934
Special Investigations in Cardiology
ECHO TMT HOLTER PPM PPM REPLACEMENT CAG PTCA
4335 371 312 197 46 445 69
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Special Clinic in 2011
No
Clinic
New
Male
Female
Total
1 Paediatric ART 452 0 464
2 Apex Clinic 1432 1493 3418
3 Geriatric 105 82 193
4 Rheumatology 507 1083 1598
5 Hansen Clinic 688 249 953
6 Leukaemia Clinic 257 136 393
7
Acute
Leukaemia Clinic
52 18 70
8 CML Clinic 1568 95 1663
9 Thalassemia Clinic 1338 921 2269
10 Thalassaemia Special Clinic 234 52 286
11 Haemophilia Clinic 92 51 143
12 Liver Clinic 281 138 420
13 Follow up clinic Stoma clinic 53 19 133
14 Asthma Clinic 145 61 343
Total 7204 4398 12346
Name of the Special Clinic in Paediatrics
New
Old
Total
M F T M F T
Renal Clinic(WED) 26 12 38 283 149 320 470
Asthma Clinic(TUESDAY) 70 58 128 105 87 192 320
Adolescent Health Clinic(Friday) 322 255 577 251 243 494 1071
Well Baby Clinic(Tue, Wed) 778 720 1498 265 221 486 1984
High Risk New Born clinic ( Thrus) 225 197 422 254 201 455 877
Total 1421 1242 2663 1158 901 1947 4722
Oncology Special Clinic in 2011
No.
Department
New
OLD
Total
Male Female Total Male Female Total
1 Breast Cancer Clinic 13 147 160 5 97 102 262
2 Gl Cancer Clinic 149 155 304 60 64 124 428
3 Urological Cancer Clinic 62 19 81 23 5 28 109
4 Head & Neck Cancer Clinic 70 28 98 10 10 20 118
5 Bone & Soft Tissue Cancer Clinic 68 44 112 31 23 54 166
6 Lung Cancer Clinic 355 108 463 170 43 213 676
7 Paediatric Cancer Clinic 51 14 65 46 15 61 126
8 Ocular Cancer Clinic 24 31 55 10 18 28 83
9 Neuro Cancer Clinic 2 3 5 0 1 1 6
10 Hemato-Limphoied Cancer Clinic 753 469 1222 388 241 629 1851
11 Gynaecological Cancer Clinic 2 189 191 3 87 90 281
12 Palliative Oncology (Pain Clinic) 348 310 658 77 94 171 829
Total 1897 1517 3414 823 698 1521 4935
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Census 2011
No. Heading Total Count
1 Total New OPD Attendance 478934
2 Total Pay Clinic Attendance 18258
3 Emergency Admission 44469
4 OPD Admission 27923
5 Total IPD Admission 72392
6 Free Patient Admission 66219
7 Paying Patient Admission 5839
8 Cabin Patient Admission 268
9 Total Police Case 8000
10 Total Normal Discharge 59,552
11 Total DORB 5989
12 Total Absconded 401
13 Total Death 5518
14 Total Major Surgeries 23,144
15 Total Minor Surgeries 5,392
16 Total OPD OT 1,905
17 Total Delivery Case 13886
18 Total Still Birth 637
19 Total New Born Death 266
20 Maternal Mortality 70
Special Performances
Departs Investigations No
IC 124
PFT 1440
Chest Pl –biopsy 58
Bronchoscopy 20
Thoracocentesis 730
Esophagoscopy (diagnostic+ therapeutic)
70
CTVS Fibro optic bronscopy (diagnostic) 83
Minor procedures 135
Correction of Birth & Death Certificates 194
MRD Technical Certificates 192
L.I.C Claim Certificates 162
Pay Clinic Annual Report-2011
Sr No Department
New
Old
M F T M F T
Grand Total
1 Cardiology 178 95 273 118 68 186 459
2 Chest 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 E.N.T. 115 74 189 32 39 71 260
4 Gen Med 567 529 1096 363 306 669 1765
5 Gen. Surgery 90 74 164 50 43 93 257
6 Gynae & OBS 9 1969 1978 7 1244 1251 3229
7 Neuro Surgery 67 44 111 40 40 80 191
8 Neurology 85 53 138 46 33 79 217
9 Orthopaedics 145 170 315 62 71 133 448
10 Physical Med 16 33 49 8 13 21 70
11 Radiotherapy 160 188 348 23 21 44 392
12 Rheumatology 4 10 14 2 4 6 20
13 Skin 129 109 238 93 43 136 374
14 Surgical Gastro 41 30 71 11 5 0 71
15 Urology 42 14 56 17 9 26 82
Total 1648 3392 5040 872 1939 2795 7835
Surgical Gastro Entomology
Endoscopy
1. Upper GI Endoscopy – 2061.
2. Flexible Sigmoidoscopy- 433.
3. Esophageal dilatation - 58.
4. Endoscopic variceal Band Ligation – 25.
5. Endoscopic instillation of Formalin in radiation induced hemorrhagic proctocolitis -15
95

Department wise Patient Admission
IPD Name Male Female Grand Total
Cardio Thoracic 294 236 530
Cardiology/ICCU 1388 836 2224
Chest 583 238 821
Dermatology 968 687 1655
ER Observation 617 432 1049
Endocrine 1715 1566 3281
ENT 1109 704 1813
Gastro Surgery 964 687 1651
Gynae & Obs 0 22854 22854
Gen. Med 6974 4988 11962
Gen. Surg. 6431 5920 12351
Haematology(IHTM) 3591 1825 5416
Med. Gas. 1716 1567 3283
Med. Oncology 1963 1891 3854
Neuro Surgery 964 687 1651
Neurology 964 687 1651
Orthopaedic 7308 5498 12806
Paediatric. Medicine. 2709 1780 4489
Paediatric. Surgery 1960 1889 3849
Plastic Surgery 2928 2576 5504
Psychiatry 117 151 268
Radiotherapy 2789 2825 5614
Urology 964 687 1651
Brought Dead
2011
Month No
January 31
February 30
March 25
April 37
May 33
June 38
July 38
August 29
September 30
October 40
November 35
December 31
Total 397
MONTH WISE HOSPITAL CENSUS-2011
Indoor
MONTH Admission Discharge Death DORB Absconding Patient Days Bed Occupancy
JAN 5533 3555 495 401 19 41,547 96.20%
FEB 5023 3387 360 366 20 37,636 96.50%
MAR 5810 4512 384 459 22 42,215 97.76%
APR 4271 4435 369 487 33 39,509 94.54%
MAY 4924 5020 410 518 46 42,206 97.38%
JUN 5223 5140 511 612 43 43,353 103.74%
JUL 5140 5650 527 569 40 45,768 105.99%
AUG 5029 5671 474 562 35 44,231 102.43%
SEP 5393 5821 431 366 34 43,072 103.07%
OCT 4923 5354 495 569 44 39,917 92.44%
NOV 5202 5389 462 552 33 45,124 107.98%
DEC 5308 5618 600 528 32 44,577 103.23%
TOTAL 61779 59,552 5518 5989 401 5,09,155 100.10%
CCU 604 290 314
RCC Day Care
IHTM Male Cases Female Cases Total Cases
Admission Discharge Death 3210 2321 5531
330 250 37
96

Department wise Death
M F T
1 Cardiology
Ward 67 66 133
ICCU 61 21 82
Total 128 87 215
2 Cardio-Thoracic 21 17 38
3 Chest Medicine 38 14 52
4 Dermatology 16 11 27
5 E.N.T. 8 5 13
6
Emergency Observation 56 32 88
EMERGENCY
E.R.TABLE 43 22 65
Total 99 54 153
7 Endocrine 234 173 407
8
M.C.H. 1ST Floor 1268 707 1975
General Medicine
M.C.H. 2ND. Floor 238 169 407
Total 1506 876 2382
9
CB TOP 297 233 530
DHB Down 10 10
DHB Up 4 4
General Surgery
Green - 2nd Floor 8 8
Green - 4th Floor 12 12
Green - 5th Floor 37 37
Total 311 290 601
10
Nistarini Dasi 44 44
Tagore 2 2
G & O
Canning 1 1
Marry Harbert 1 1
LABOUR ROOM 41 41
Total 89 89
11 Haematology (IHTM) M.C.H 3rd Floor 20 5 25
12 Medical Gastroenterology M.C.H. 2nd Floor 234 173 407
13 Medical Oncology Green - 5th Floor 25 12 37
14 Neuro Surgery Green 15 11 26
15 Neuro Medicine Green 15 11 26
16
CB UP 1292 715 2007
Orthopaedics
Green 14 19 33
Total 1306 734 2040
17 Paediatric Medicine S.N.M 228 172 400
18 Paediatric Surgery S.N.S 25 12 37
19 Plastic Surgery 41 23 64
20 Radio - Therapy 35 19 54
21 Surgical Gastroenterology 15 11 26
22 Surgical Oncology 1 2 3
23 Urology 15 11 26
Age group Wise Admission & Death
Sr No Age Group
Admission
Death
M F Total M F Total
1 0-1yr 1116 716 1832 168 118 286
2 2-5yr 1966 1157 3123 33 31 64
3 6-10yr 2928 1484 4412 35 22 350
4 11-19yr 3415 5421 8836 85 115 200
5 20-40yr 7759 24,290 32049 482 436 918
6 41-50yr 3876 4312 8188 394 243 1118
7 51-60yr 3999 2728 6727 484 244 728
8 61-70yr 2870 1793 4663 402 206 608
9 71-100yr 1651 956 2607 367 195 1336
10 >100 1 1 2 1 1 2
97

RIO
OPD : (Till October, 2011)
NEW OLD TOTAL
M F T M F T M F
30548 28405 58953 13954 11385 25339 44502 39790
SPECIAL CLINIC : (Till October, 2011)
NEW OLD TOTAL
M F T M F T M F
15840 11082 26922 10502 7703 18205 26342 18785
IPD: (Till October, 2011)
ADMISSION DISCHARGE DEATH
OPERATIONS
SPECIAL
INVESTIGATIONS
MAJOR MINOR OPD OT
4174 4160 1 4239 377 4778 9588
Month
X-Ray Units
Eden N.O.P.D Chest Green SNS CB M.C.H DHB Portable
U.S.G.
Memo
graphy
Jan 1115 861 673 1128 583 4590 1723 49 2768 12
D.S.A.
Feb 1067 883 672 1194 865 4384 1213 25 2752 48
Mar 1272 878 739 1275 1094 4480 1438 31 3184 83
April 785 762 530 1024 870 4319 1043 43 2609 35
May 879 1176 712 1435 943 4476 1154 32 3048 87
June 1193 973 713 1557 990 4882 1497 29 3247 54 30
July 1191 1082 724 1665 957 5004 1514 29 3361 78 31
Aug 1166 771 1305 908 5006 2002 34 3194 87 27
Sep 1302 1110 1136 581 5358 2290 32 3374 78 27
Oct 972 1050 1196 665 4803 1604 18 2667 49 17
Nov 882 888 1714 1071 5105 271 2020 39 3319 70 27
Dec 1017 615 1429 1091 5289 622 2021 26 3217 91 32
TOTAL 12841 6615 9197 16058 10618 57696 893 19519 387 36740 772 191
IHTM
Special Investigations
1 HPLC Hb Electrophoresis 3367
2 Coagulation study 3725
3 Platelet function Study 36
4 Immunophenotyping 323
5 BM aspiration 699
6 BM Trephine Biopsy 426
7 Prenatal Diagnosis 64
8 Mutation Study 952
Pathological Investigations
OPD
1. Blood Samples – 17,736
2. Fluid – 1,548
3. Stool – 6,348
4. Urine – 15,392
5. Cervical Pap Smear – 793
6. Exfoliate cytology – 307 cases (638 slides)
7. FNAC – 2,439 cases (13,286 slides)
8. Bone marrow aspiration – 97 cases (495 slides)
Special Clinic
1. Bone marrow trephine biopsy – 30 cases
(150 sections)
2. Frozen sections – 30 cases (120 sections)
3. Review – 230 cases (920 slides)
IPD
1. Histopathology
i) Surgical – 6,110 cases -20,347 sections
ii) Gynae & Obst – 3,866 cases -19,602 sections
98

Bio Chemistry
No. Parameters OPD IPD TOTAL
1 Blood Sugar 35631 39605 73236
2 Serum Urea 19754 44506 64260
3 Serum Creatinine 19754 44506 64260
4 Serum Cholesterol (Total) 8135 6776 14911
5 Serum H.D.L. 8135 6776 14911
6 Serum L.D.L. 8135 6776 14911
7 Serum V.L.D.L. 8135 6776 14911
8 Serum Triglyceride 8135 6776 14911
9 Serum Uric Acid 5992 3460 9452
10 Serum Bilirubin (Total) 11409 28308 39717
11 Serum Bilirubin (Direct) 11409 28308 39717
12 Serum S.G.P.T. 12304 25272 37567
13 Serum S.G.O.T. 12580 25320 37900
14 Serum Alk Phosphatase 12685 24836 37521
15 Serum G.G.T. 30 - -
16 Serum Total Protein 12793 20592 33385
17 Serum Albumin 12793 20592 33385
18 Serum Globulin 24 - -
19 Serum Sodium 13464 1596 15060
20 Serum Potassium 13464 1596 15060
21 Serum Chloride 13464 - -
22 Serum Calcium 1689 876 2565
23 Serum Phosphorus 1556 127 1683
24 Serum Amylase 733 1783 2516
25 Serum Lipase 685 1692 2377
26 Serum L.D.H. 585 2932 3517
27 Serum C.P.K. 167 1225 1392
28 Serum C.P.K. - MB 8 1020 1028
29 Blood G6PD 67
30 Serum Ceruloplasmin 99
31 Serum Copper 19
32 HbA1c 343
33 Serum F.S.H. 523
34 Serum L.H. 975
35 Serum Prolactin 1008
36 Serum A.F.P. 198
37 Serum C.E.A. 187
38 Serum Testosterone 0
39 Serum C.A. 15.3 0
40 Serum C.A. 19.9 0
41 Serum C.A. 125 122
42 Serum P.S.A. 237
43 Serum H.C.G. 171
44 Serum C.R.P. 188
45 Serum A.S.O. 0
46 Serum R.A.Factor 6
47 Serum A.N.F. 16
48 Serum T.S.H. 13194
99

No. Parameters OPD IPD TOTAL
49 Serum fT4 9386
50 Serum fT3 6910
51 Blood Gas 176
52 Serum Electrophoresis 28
53 Urine non glucose reducing substances 5
54 Urine Protein 16
55 Urine Albumin 16
56 Urine Creatinine 128
57 Urine Copper 97
58 Urine Phosphate 62
59 Urine Alb / Cr Ratio 165
60 Urine Sodium 25
61 Urine Calcium 4
62 Urine V.M.A. 6
63 Urine B - J Protein 10
64 Body Fluids : Sugar / Protein 7
65 C.S.F : S / Pr / Chloride 32 1806
66 Urinary Cr Clearance 33
67 Serum Immunoglobulin 0
68 Synovial Fluid Sugar 3
69 Synovial Fluid Protein 8
70 Urinary Micoprotein 3
71 Urinary Microalbumin 33
72 Anti dsDNA 0
73 hsCRP 17
74 Serum Insulin 0
75 Serum Ferritin 0
76 Serum Magnesium 2
TOTAL 288173 353838 642011
INDOOR BIOCHEMISTRY
No. Parameters Numbers of Tests
1 Blood Sugar 39605
2 Serum Urea 44506
3 Serum Creatinine 44506
4 Serum Cholesterol (Total) 6776
5 Serum H.D.L. 6776
6 Serum L.D.L. 6776
7 Serum V.L.D.L. 6776
8 Serum Triglyceride 6776
9 Serum Uric Acid 3460
10 Serum Bilirubin (Total) 28308
11 Serum Bilirubin (Direct) 28308
12 Serum S.G.P.T. 25272
13 Serum S.G.O.T. 25320
14 Serum Alkaline Phosphatase 24836
100

No. Parameters Numbers of Tests
15 Serum Total Protein 20592
16 Serum Albumin 20592
17 Serum Sodium 1596
18 Serum Potassium 1596
19 Serum Calcium 876
20 Serum Phosphorus 127
21 Serum Amylase 1783
22 Serum Lipase 1692
23 Serum L.D.H. 2932
24 Serum C.P.K. 1225
25 Serum C.P.K. - MB 1020
26 C.S.F. Micoprotein 500
27 C.S.F/ Body Fluids : Sugar 1306
TOTAL 353838
CLINICAL PATHOLOGY
SL SPECIMEN TYPE TESTS OUTDOOR INDOOR TOTAL
1
T.C. 17760 3054 20814
2 D.C. 17760 3054 20814
3 PLT 1260 2280 3540
4 ESR 14700 5100 19800
BLOOD
5 Hb% 22620 7800 30420
6 B.T.,C.T. 1380 1620 3000
7 M.P. 7806 9023 16892
8 C.H. 1740 75907 77647
Total 85026 107838 192927
9
ASCITIC FLUID 792 792
10 FLUID
CSF 1152 1152
11 PLEURAL 384 384
Total 2328 2328
12
O.P.C. 5220 1380 6604
STOOL
13 OCCULT BLOOD 1503 2580 4083
Total 6723 3960 10687
ROUTINE
7625 8700 16325
(including bile salt
14 URINE
& bile pigment)
24 hr. URINARY PROTEIN 28
Total 16353
TOTAL No. of TESTS 99374 122826 222295
101

Month
Deliveries
Infant Maternal A.B.W. L.B.W. Still
Normal Caesarean Others Total Mortality Mortality (>2.5kgs) (

Beds in MCH,Kolkata as on 24.12.2011
Sr.No Building Wards Bed Strength Calculation
1 MCH MCH 1st M/F 70 70
2 Cardiology 38 38
3 I.C.C.U 11 81
4 MCH 2nd M 81 81
5 MCH 2nd F 81 28
6 Haematology 28
7 Day Care 14
Total 323 298
8 Casualty Block Observation 18
9 CB.Up M/F 72 72
10 CB.Top M/F 80 80
Total 170 152
11 Pediatric Medicine S.N.M. Up & Top 91 91
12 PICU 8 8
13 Nursery 32
14 NICU 5
Total 136 99
Total 306 251
15 David Hare Block D.H.B. Up 37 37
16 D.H.B. Dn 36 36
17 C.T.D 40 40
18 ITU 9 66
19 R.T.D 66
20 Brachy 2
Total 190 179
21 Ezra Ezra E.N.T. 60 61
22 Psychiatry 26 26
23 Oncology Observ 10
Total 97 87
24 Shyama Charan LawChest 30
Total 30 30
25 Green Building Green 2nd 60 60
26 Green 3rd 78 78
27 Green 4th M 60 60
28 Green 5th + RTD 25 25
29 Green 5th Oncolo 41 41
30 S.N.S. 25 25
31 CCU 18
Total 307 289
Eden Hospital
32 Eden Hospital Nistarini Devi. 26 26
33 Magur 22 22
34 Tegore 24 24
35 Canning 35 35
36 Leicester 24 24
37 Dalhousi 65 65
38 Gulam Mohamma 31 31
39 Mary Harbour 32 32
40 Labour Room 4
Total 263 259
Total 1516 1393
103

Teaching Beds as per MCI norms for 250 MBBS Students
Medicine & Allied Beds Teaching Units
General Medicine
Paediatric
Chest
Skin
Psychiatry
Total
240
120
50
30
30
470
8
4
2
1
1
16
Surgery & Allied Beds Teaching Units
General Surgery
Orthopedics
Opthalmology
ENT
Total
240
150
60
30
480
8
5
2
1
16
Obs
Gynae
P P
Gynae
Beds Teaching Units
70
60 5
Total
20
150
5
Grand Total 1100 37
104

DEPARTMENT OF IMMUNO HAEMATOLOGY AND BLOOD TRANSFUSION
ANNUAL REPORT OF BLOOD COLLECTION & SUPPLY
Whole Blood Packed Cells Platelet Concentrate Fresh Frozen Plasma
Cryo
SDP
Month Collected /
Prepared
Units
Supplied
Collected /
Prepared
Units Collected /
Supplied Prepared
Units Collected /
Supplied Prepared
Units
Supplied
Collected /
Prepared
Units
Supplied
Collected /
Prepared
Units
Supplied
JAN’ 2091 2020* 975 874* 691 671* 956 720 12 NIL NIL NIL
FEB’ 1675 1,534* 782 848* 480 489* 667 594 NIL NIL NIL NIL
MAR’ 1020 1,657* 668 724* 443 472* 622 690 NIL NIL NIL NIL
APR’ 1447 1,564* 626 601* 432 408* 625 615 NIL NIL NIL NIL
MAY’ 1519 1703* 682 6065* 528 485* 679 581 NIL NIL NIL NIL
JUNE’ 1603 1349* 812 879* 496 535* 811 509 NIL NIL NIL NIL
JULY’ 1748 1527* 1057 1036* 663 503* 904 701 14 2 NIL NIL
AUG’ 1876 1,502* 1135 1143* 729 669* 903 637 29 16 1 1
SEP’ 1407 1325* 1275 1081* 779 678* 907 655 NIL 22 2 2
OCT’ 884 943* 962 802* 636 457* 806 553 NIL NIL 4 4
NOV’ 1021 1132* 1035 920* 568 512* 789 623 NIL NIL 8 8
DEC’ 1727 1520* 1017 928* 672 542* 792 697 NIL NIL 11 11
TOTAL 18018 17,403 9,299 10,281 6,008 5,602 8,534 7,162 55 40 26 26
*Supplied including MOBB (Collected from other Blood Bank).
Blood Components
Months Camp
Camp
Collection
In-house Total
JAN 55 3057 9 3066
FEB 46 2458 5 2463
MAR 31 1618 71 1689
APR 28 1632 441 2073
MAY 29 1660 534 2194
JUNE 35 2182 233 2415
JULY 43 2719 86 2805
AUG 49 3001 11 3012
SEP 40 2668 13 2681
OCT 26 1587 259 1846
NOV 31 1990 66 2056
DEC 41 2674 70 2744
TOTAL 455 27246 1798 29044
Total Collection = 27246+1798=29044
Total SDP-
26 from October
Therapeutic Plasma Exchange-
3 Procedure
Peripheral blood stem cell collection - 1 procedure
Total blood component separation- 35%.
HIV, HCV, HBsAg & VDRL REACTIVE REPORT
Months HIV + HCV + HBsAg + VDRL +
JAN 20 10 32 2
FEB 10 6 27 4
MAR 6 3 20 1
APR 9 9 23 1
MAY 14 9 23 5
JUNE 12 16 14 5
JULY 7 7 26 5
AUG 16 8 30 9
SEP 8 4 41 3
OCT 3 6 14 0
NOV 8 8 21 3
DEC 16 13 35 1
TOTAL 129 99 206 39
% 0.44% 0.34% 1.05% 0.13%
ICTC (VCTC) REPORT FROM JAN’11 TO DEC’11
NO. OF PT. COUNSELLED – 11,230
NO. OF SAMPLES TESTED – 11,230
NO. OF REACTIVE SAMPLES - 553
105

MONTH
Govt
Case
C T SCAN
FREE
No of
100% 75% 50% 25%
(A)
Total Free (C)
January 1196 10 4 164 101 279 32 1507 15993
February 1149 7 2 159 110 278 30 1457 19804
March 1267 11 2 156 100 269 16 1552 9475
April 1219 8 1 163 95 267 23 1509 14754
May 1310 6 4 182 101 293 37 1640 21953
June 1408 7 1 160 109 277 30 1715 16159
July 1549 5 3 185 118 311 39 1899 26026
August 1366 7 7 158 118 290 29 1685 14625
September 1520 6 4 156 106 272 30 1822 18229
October 1374 4 5 160 83 252 21 1647 12968
November 1427 4 2 178 100 284 21 1732 10917
December 1469 7 1 161 116 285 35 1789 22560
TOTAL 16254 82 36 1982 1257 3357 343 19954 203463
MONTH
100%
EKO CT & MRI SCAN CENTRE, MCH
75%
CT GUIDED F.N.A.C
FREE
No of
50% 25%
PVT
Case
(A)
Total Free (C)
January 150 0 0 2 11 13 1 164 24043
February 133 0 0 0 21 21 2 156 22623
March 164 1 0 0 14 15 0 179 26182
April 140 1 0 1 20 22 3 165 23775
May 180 0 0 4 14 18 3 201 29328
June 168 0 0 1 12 13 2 183 26926
July 167 0 0 1 16 17 3 187 27226
August 151 1 0 1 17 19 0 170 24639
September 179 1 0 2 22 25 3 207 29927
October 122 0 0 1 20 21 1 144 20776
November 151 0 0 0 20 20 1 172 25051
December 180 1 0 0 12 13 2 195 28650
TOTAL 1885 5 0 13 199 217 21 2123 309146
MONTH
Govt
Case
Govt
Case
100% 75%
M R I
FREE
50%
25%
No of
PVT
Case
PVT
Case
Total Case
(A+B+C)
Total Case
(A+B+C)
Total Case
(A+B+C)
(A)
Total Free (C)
January 306 5 0 5 154 164 8 478 12000
February 284 5 0 11 148 164 13 461 17725
March 342 3 0 7 163 173 11 526 16225
April 327 5 1 13 146 165 15 507 20600
May 352 5 0 8 157 170 18 540 23800
June 359 5 0 9 149 163 13 535 18200
July 394 4 0 2 161 167 20 581 27000
August 373 2 1 3 159 165 14 552 17375
September 398 4 0 14 161 179 12 589 15350
October 364 1 1 5 137 144 15 523 20050
November 402 2 0 6 167 175 17 594 23125
December 365 3 0 2 185 190 15 570 20763
TOTAL 4266 44 3 85 1887 2019 171 6456 232213
Total Revenue from EKO CT & MRI SCAN CENTRE, MCH
C T SCAN
203463
CT guided FNAC
309146
MRI
232213
Total Revenue
744822
Cash
Revenue
Cash
Revenue
Cash
Revenue
106

Teachers & Basic Teachers as on 21.1.2011
No Department Name of the post Name of the teacher
1 Dr.Tapas Das
2 Dr. Amit Kumar Bandyopadhyay
3 Dr. Rathindra Nath Sarkar
4 Dr. Sobhan Biswas
Professor
5 Dr. Sanjoy Kr. Chatterjee
6 Dr. Satyabrata Ganguly
7 Dr. Atul Krishna Saha
8 Dr. Sekhar Kr.Mookerjee
9 Dr. Ramtanu Bandyopadhyay
10 Dr. Soumya Sarathi Mondal
Associate Professor
11 Dr. Sanjoy Kr. Mondal
12 Dr. Arunansu Talukdar
13 Dr. Biplab Mondal
14 Dr. Gouranga Santra
15 Dr. Subhasish Moitra
Medicine
16 Dr. Manjari Saha
17 Dr. Hridish Narayan Chakraborty
18 Assistant Professor Dr. Sumit Kr. Ghosh
19 Dr. Sanjoy Bhattacharya
20 Dr. Shyamash Mandal
21 Dr. Rudrajit Paul
22 Dr. Siddhartha Mani
23 Dr. Sumanta Sarkar
24 Dr. Sudipan Mitra
25 Dr. Vikash Maskara
26 Dr. Indrani Das
27 R.M.O.
Dr. Avishek Saha
28 Dr. Koelina Sil
29 Dr. Raja Bhattacharya
30 Dr. Siwalik Banerjee
31 Dr. Dilip Kr. Mondal
Professor
32 Dr. Malay Kumar Ghosal
33 Associate Professor Dr. Prathama Guha
34 Psychiatry
Dr. Indranil Saha
Assistant Professor
35 Dr. Kaberi Bhattacharyya
36 Dr. Rajarshi Neogi
R.M.O.
37 Dr. Ranjan Bhattacharyya
38 Dr. Sumitra Basu Thakur
Professor
39 Dr. Sibes Kumar Das
40 Associate Professor Dr. Sudipta Pandit
41 Dr. Anirban Sarkar
Chest Medicine
42 Assistant Professor Dr. Anirban Das
43 Dr. Soumya Das
44 Dr. Samadarshi Datta
R.M.O.
45 Dr.SabyasachiChowdhury
46 Professor Dr. Debabrata Bandyopadhyay
47 Dr. Ramesh Chandra Gharami
Associate Professor
48 Dr. Kaushik Shome
49 Dermatology
Dr. Satyendra Nath Chowdhury
50 Assistant Professor Dr. Nilay Kanti Das
51 Dr. Abanti Saha
52 R.M.O Dr. Moutusi Pal
53 Professor Dr. Pradip Roy Chaudhury
54 Dr. Asish Kr. Basu
Associate Professor
55 Endocrinology
Dr. Pradip Mukhopadhyay
56 Assistant Professor Dr. Animesh Maiti
57 R.M.O. Dr. Anirban Sinha
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58 Professor Dr.Santanu Guha
59 Associate Professor Dr. Soura Mukhopadhyay
Cardiology
60 Dr. Dipankar Ghosh
R.M.O.
61 Dastidar
62 Dr. Sukanta Chatterjee
63 Dr. Prabhabati Banerjee
Professor
64 Dr. Swapna Chakraborty
65 Dr. Kaberi Basu
66 Dr. Arun Kr. De.
Associate Professor
67 Dr. Malay Kumar Sinha
68 Dr. Nilay Ranjan Bagchi
69 Peadiatric Med.
Dr. Debadatta Mukhopadhyay
Assistant Professor
70 Dr. Moumita Samanta
71 Dr. Sumita Pal
72 Dr. Pranab Kr. De.
73 Dr. Erina Saha
74 R.M.O.
Dr. Anil Kumar
75 Dr. Tarun Kumar Samanta
76 Dr. Dibyendu Ray Chaudhuri
77 Professor Dr. Debasis Basu
Neurology
78 Associate Professor Dr. Prasenjit Sengupta
79 Professor Dr. Bhabani Kr Choudhury
80 Physical Medicine
Dr. Deb Kumar Majillya
81 Assistant Professor Dr. Ashoke Kr. Middya
82 Professor Dr. Prabir Kr. Banerjee
Medical Gastro.
83 Associate Professor Dr. Kalidas Biswas
84 Dr.. Tamal Kanti Choudhury
85 Dr. Kashinath Das
86 Dr. Debabrata Kundu
87 Professor
Dr. Shibajyoti Ghosh
88 Dr. Gargi Bandyopadhyay
89 Dr. Divyendu Gautam
90 Dr. Utpal De
91 Dr. Santanu Sen
92 Dr. Santanu Sinha
Associate Professor
93 Dr. Udipta Ray
94 Dr. Chandan Roy Choudhury
95 Dr. Himansu Ray
96 Surgery
Dr. Shamita Chatterjee
97 Dr. Arijit Mukherjee
98 Assistant Professor Dr. Pankaj Kr. Sarkar
99 Dr. Rajesh Dey
100 Dr. Mriganka Ghosh
102 Dr. Shana Gupta
104 Dr. Md. Dawood Khan
105 Dr. Rupesh Kumar
106 Dr. Rajarshi Gayen
107 R.M.O. Dr. Krishnendu Sardar
108 Dr. Souvik Chatterjee
109 Dr. Purbarun Chakraborty
110 Dr. Partha Chakraborty
111 Professor Dr. Gautam Chattopadhyay
Surgical Gastro.
112 Assistant Professor Dr. Dipankar Roy
113 Dr. Sudipta Chattopadhyay
114 Neurosurgery
Assistant Professor Dr. Kanchan Sarkar Chakraborty
115 Dr. Sandip Pal
116 Assistant Professor Dr. Arindam Datta
Uro-Surgery
117 R.M.O. Dr. Bireswar Pal
118
Professor
Dr. Sandipan Gupta
108

119
Professor
Dr. Firdos Ahmed
120 Plastic Surgery
Associate Professor Dr. Prabir Kr. Jash.
121 Assistant Professor Dr. Vikram Singh Rathore
122 R.M.O. Dr. Md. Ghulam Jeelani Naiyer
123 Professor Dr. Sukanta Kumar Das
124 Pediatric Surgery Associate Professor Dr. Dipak Ghosh
125 R.M.O. Dr. Suman Kumar Das
126 Dr. S.P.Bera
Professor
127 Dr. Subrata Mukhopadhyay
128 Associate Professor Dr. Biswajit Sikdar
129 E.N.T.
Assistant Professor Dr. Asok Kumar Saha
130 Dr. Swapan Kumar Ghosh
131 R.M.O.
Dr. Saurav Sarkar
132 Dr. Sohag Kundu
133 Professor Dr. Plaban Mukherjee
134 Dr. Rajarshi Basu
135 CTVS
Associate Professor Dr. Madhusudhan Pal
136 Dr. Siddartha Mukhopadhyay
137 Assistant Professor Dr. Kaushik Mukherjee
138 Dr. Madan Mohan Roy
139 Dr. Subhasish Saha
Professor
140 Dr. Mukul Bhattacharyya
141 Dr. Michal Hira
142 Associate Professor Dr. Arunangsu Bhattacharyya
145 Dr. Jayanta Mandal
146 Dr. Amrish Kumar Jha
147 Orthopedics
Dr. Tapas Kumar Ghosh
Assistant Professor
148 Dr. Suresh Kumar Kejriwal
149 Dr. Rajeev Raman
150 Dr. Prasun Mondal
152 Dr. Abir Kumar Ghosh
153 Dr. Priyajit Chattopadhyay
R.M.O.
154 Dr. Abhijit Ghosh
155 Dr. Kanchan Kumar Sabui
156 Dr. Ashok Kumar Bhadra
157 Professor
Dr. Ashutosh Dey
158 Dr. Asim Kumar Bhadra
159 Dr. Sudipta Choudhury
Radiology
160 Assistant Professor Dr. Debashis Dakshit
161 Dr. Partha Pratim Samui
162 Dr. Saikat Baidya
R.M.O.
163 Dr. Mukul Sarkar
164 Dr. Shyamal Kumar Sarkar
Professor
165 Dr. Anjali Dhar Mazumdar
166 Dr. Debabrata Mitra
Associate Professor
167 Dr. Santanu Pal
168 Radiotherapy
Dr. Subrata Chattopadhyay
169 Assistant Professor Dr. Niladri Behari Patra
170 Dr. Swapan Kumar Mallick
171 Dr. Shyam Sundar Adhikary
R.M.O.
172 Dr. Amitabha Manna
173 Dr. Tapan Kumar Lahiri
174 Dr. Amit Kumar Sil
175 Dr. Partha Mukhopadhyay
Professor
176 Dr. Sima Mukhopadhyay
177 Dr. Bandana Biswas
178 Dr. Sudhir Adhikari
179 Dr. Jhantu Kumar Saha
180 Dr. Mandira Dasgupta
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181 Dr. Tarasankar Bag
Associate Professor
182 Dr. Tapan Kumar Naskar
183 Dr. Somajita Chakraborty
184 Dr. Sebanti Goswami
185 Dr. Purvita Dam
186 Dr. Dipta Prasun Saha
187 Dr. Mallika Datta(Das)
188 Dr. Amit Kayal
Obst.&Gynaecology
189 Dr. Hasibul Hasan Shiraze
Assistant Professor
190 Dr. Prabodh Sachidnanda Soreng
191 Dr. Suhrita De(Roy)
192 Dr. Palash Mazumder
193 Dr. Mini Sengupta
194 Dr. Sonia Chachan
195 Dr. Soma Datta
196 Dr. Parnamita Bhattacharya
197 Dr. Abhisaek Daga
198 Dr. Shilpi Mukherjee
199 Dr. Proloy Mukherjee
R.M.O.
200 Dr. Rimik Biswas
201 Dr. Narayan Chandra Sarkar
202 Dr. Subhankar Dasgupta
203 Dr. Partha Sarathi Mitra
204 Dr. Indrani Das
205 Dr. Subrata Kumar Pahari
Professor
206 Dr. Asim Kumar Kundu
207 Dr. Suman Chattopadhyay
208 Associate Professor Dr. Pinaki Majumdar
209 Dr. Arpita Laha
210 Dr. Ashok Kumar Verma
211 Dr. Sripurna Mondal
212 Anesthesiology
Assistant Professor Dr. Enakshi Saha
213 Dr. Jyotiska Pal
214 Dr. Shreyasi Roy
215 Dr. Subir Kumar Banerjee
216 Dr. Aniruddha Sarkar
217 R.M.O.
Dr. Amit Kundu
218 Dr. Prasenjit Mukherjee
219 Dr. Santanu Hazra
220 Dr. Swapan Kumar Sinha
221 Professor
Dr. Subrata Chakraborty
222 Dr. Saswati Majumdar.
223 Dr. Dipanwita Nag
224 Dr. Pranab Kumar Biswas
225 Associate Professor Dr. Subhalaxmi Mukhopadhyay
226 Dr. Santosh Kumar Mondal
227 Dr. Nirmal Kumar Bhattacharyya
228 Dr. Palash Kumar Mondal
229 Dr. Sumit Roy
230 Pathology
Assistant Professor Dr. Suprio Roy Choudhury
Baishali Chackrabarty
231 Dr. Debdas Bose
232 Dr. Suparna Sur
233 Dr. Jayanta Sarkar
234 Dr. Gopal Chandra Das
235 Dr. Tapan Kumar Sardar
Demonastrator
236 Dr. Ganadas Chattopadhyay
237 Dr. Sukla Kundu
238 Dr. Sanchaita Ghosh
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239 Dr. Manish Osta
240 Dr. Manideepa Sengupta
Professor
241 Dr. Banya Chakraborty
242 Associate Professor Tapan Kr Dutta
243 Microbiology
Dr. Puranjay Saha
Assistant Professor
Dr. Soma Sarkar(Pan)
244 Dr. Biswarup Mondal
Demonastrator
245 Dr. Ratan Nath
246 Dr. Suhrita Pal
Professor
247 Dr. Asim kr.Ghosh (MSVP)
248 Associate Professor Dr. Manasi Basu(Banerjee)
249 Dr. Mohua Sengupta
Pharmacology
250 Assistant Professor Dr. Balaram Ghosh
251 Dr. Shirsendu Mondal
252 Dr. Sailen Mitra
Demonastrator
253 Dr. Sarama Saha
254 Dr Utpal Kr Datta ( Principal)
Professor
255 Dr. Arnab Sengupta
256 Associate Professor Dr. Debasis Adhya
257 Dr. Chiranjita Bal
258 Physiology
Assistant Professor Dr. Aparajita Das
259 Dr. Tandra Ghosh
260 Dr. Srimanta Kumar Das
261 Demonastrator
Dr. Alok Kumar Chakraborty
262 Dr. Alosikha Barua (Saha)
263 Dr. Manjari Chatterjee
Professor
264 Dr. Sharmila Pal
265 Dr. Swapan Bhattacharyya
Associate Professor
266 Dr. Santanu Nandy
267 Dr. Tapati Bhattacharya
268 Anatomy
Assistant Professor Dr. Aniruddha Sarkar
269 Dr. Amrita Gupta.
270 Dr. Bikas Biswas
271 Dr. Chittaranjan Halder
Demonastrator
272 Dr. Kausik Bhattacharyya
273 Dr. Indumati Das
274 Professor Dr. Swati Bhattacharyya
275 Associate Professor Dr. Tridibeswar Mandal
276 Dr. Debes Ray
Assistant Professor
277 Dr. Shiuli Roy(Adak)
278 Biochemistry
Dr. Sucharita Mondal
279 Dr. Sarbamongala Bhattacharjee
280 Demonastrator
Dr. Chinmoy Ghosh
281 Dr. Subhasish Dan
282 Dr. Shantasmita Pal
283 Dr. Lakshmi Kanta Ghosh
Professor
284 Dr. Biswanath Sukul
285 Associate Professor Dr. Prabir Chakraborty
F.S.M.
286 Assistant Professor Dr. Biplab See
287 Dr. Nabanita Adhikari
Demonastrator
288 Dr. Partha Sarathi Pal
289 Dr. Samir Dasgupta
Professor
290 Dr. Malay Mundle
291 Dr. Baijayanti Baur
Associate Professor
292 Dr. Pankaj Kumar Mondal
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293 Dr. Subhra Samujjwal Basu
294 Dr. Mousumi Datta
295 Dr. Pramit Ghosh
Community Medicine
296 Dr. Debadatta Chakraborty
297 Assistant Professor Dr. Amal Kr. Sinha Roy
298 Dr. Nirmalya Manna
299 Dr. Manabendra Sau
300 Dr. Jhuma Sarkar
301 Dr. Anindya Mukherjee
302 M.O.(ROME) Dr. Panchamani Mandi
303 Professor Dr. Goutam Das
304 Dentistry
Associate Professor Dr. Mrinal Kanti Chakraborty
305 Assistant Professor Dr. Tarun Kr. Swarnakar
306 Associate Professor Dr.Shibashish Bhattacharyya
Medical Oncology
307 R.M.O. Dr. Swarnabindu Banerjee
308 Assistant Professor Dr. Ambu Ranjan Santra
309 Nueclear Medicine
Dr. Raghab Chandra Mondal
R.M.O.
310 Dr. Sushanta Pal
311 Dr. Saurav Kumar Ghosh
Assistant Professor
312 Surgical Oncology
Dr. Jayesh Kumar Jha
313 R.M.O. Dr. Vikram Chaturvedi.
314 Dr. Sarmistha Debnath
Assistant Professor
315 Dr. Debashis Roy Barman
Onco.Pathology
316 Dr. Namrata Sinha
R.M.O.
317 Dr. Tuhin Paul
318 Immuno Hematology & Professor Dr. Krishnendu Mukherjee
319 Blood Transfusion
Dr. Prasun Bhattacharyya
Assistant Professor
320 Medicine
Dr. Somnath Mukherjee
112

WBHS Medical Officers
1 DR. ABHIJIT GUPTA 50 DR. MITALI DAS
2 DR. ACHINTYA KUMAR MANDAL 51 DR. MOLLY DUTTA
3 DR. AJIT KUMAR BISWAS 52 DR. MONALISA CHANDRA
4 DR. ALOKE RAHA 53 DR. MRITYUNJAY MANDAL
5 DR. ALOKE SIL 54 DR. MUKTAR ALAM
6 DR. AMARESH NANDA 55 DR. NABANITA BISWAS
7 DR. AMIT KUMAR KHANRA 56 DR. NIRANJAN MAITY
8 DR. AMITABHA ROY CHOUDHURY 57 DR. PAPIA BASU MAJUMDAR
9 DR. AMITAVA MAJUMDAR 58 DR. PARTHA SAHA
10 DR. AMIYA KUMAR JANA 59 DR. PIJUSH KANTI HALDAR
11 DR. ANIL KRISHNA HALDAR 60 DR. PINAKI KUMAR ROY
12 DR. ANINDYA SUNDAR KHAN 61 DR. PRABIR BHATTACHARYA
13 DR. APARAJITA MAJI 62 DR. PRABIR KUMAR KUNDU
14 DR. ARINDAM GHOSH 63 DR. PRABIR PATRA
15 DR. ARUN KUMAR DUTTA 64 DR. PRADIP KUMAR SAHA
16 DR. ASHIM KUMAR CHAKRABORTY 65 DR. PRASANTA KANDER
17 DR. ASHIS KUMAR BISWAS 66 DR. PRASANTA KUMAR GHOSH
18 DR. BANI DAS 67 DR. PRAVASH MUKHERJEE
19 DR. BHASKAR BANERJEE 68 DR. RABINDRANATH CHATTAPADHYAY
20 DR. BIKASH SARDAR 69 DR. SAMIR CHOUDHURY
21 DR. BISWAJIT HALDER 70 DR. SAMPA MISHRA (GHOSAL)
22 DR. CHAMPAK BANERJEE 71 DR. SANDIP BANERJEE
23 DR. CHANDANA BHATTACHARYYA 72 DR. SANDIP ROY
24 DR. CHANDRA DAS (ROY) 73 DR. SANDIPAN SARKAR
25 DR. DAYAMOY MODAK 74 DR. SARMISTHA BANDYOPADHYAY
26 DR. DEBASISH MAJUMDAR 75 DR. SAROJ KUMAR KAR
27 DR. DINABANDHU CHAKRABORTY 76 DR. SATYABRATA SAHA
28 DR. DIPAK KUMAR SAHA 77 DR. SEKHAR CHOUDHURY
29 DR. DIPANKAR SAHA 78 DR. SHANKAR SEN
30 DR. GOBINDA CHANDRA SAHA 79 DR. SHELLY SAHA
31 DR. GOPESWAR MUKHERJEE 80 DR. SHILPI SEN
32 DR. GOUTAM CHANDRA PAL 81 DR. SHYAMAL KUMAR DAS
33 DR. GUNADHAR SINGH SARDAR 82 DR. SHYAMSUNDAR BARMAN
34 DR. GURUDAS ROY 83 DR. SIPRA SAHA (KUNDU)
35 DR. HIRALAL KONAR 84 DR. SISIR KUMAR JANA
36 DR. INDRANI DAS GUPTA 85 DR. SK MOKBUL HOSSAIN
37 DR. JAYA ROY 86 DR. SOMA GHOSH
38 DR. JAYANTA TALUKDAR 87 DR. SUBHAS DAS
39 DR. JNANENDRA NATH KABIRAJ 88 DR. SUBHASIS CHATTOPADHYAY
40 DR. JYOTIRMAY BANDYOPADHYAY 89 DR. SUBHENDU PRAMANIK
41 DR. KALISANKAR DAS 90 DR. SUBHENJIT RAY
42 DR. KAMAL KUMAR SAU 91 DR. SUBRATA KUNDU
43 DR. KARTICK CHANDRA NASKAR 92 DR. SUDIP SARKAR
44 DR. KAUSHIK MOHAN RAKSHIT 93 DR. SUJIT KUMAR DUTTA.
45 DR. KRISHNA BASU CHOUDHURY 94 DR. SUKANYA BANDYOPADHYAY
46 DR. KUNAL PAN 95 DR. SUKLA KARMAKAR
47 DR. LEENA BANERJEE 96 DR. SUPARNA DUTTA
48 DR. MADAN MOHON HALDAR 97 DR. SURAJIT MAJUMDAR
49 DR. MADHUKSHARA ROY CHOUDHURY 98 DR. SURANJANA MITRA
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99 DR. SUSAMA MONDAL(SAFUI) 103 DR. TARUN KUMAR SAHA
100 DR. SWAPNA BHATTACHERJEE 104 DR. TARUN KUMAR SARKAR
101 DR. TANMOY CHOUDHURY 105 DR. TUSHAR KANTI CHAKRABORTTY
102 DR. TAPAN KUMAR JANA 106 DR. UJJAL KANTI GHOSH
WBPHAS Officers
DR MUKTI SADHAN MAITI
DR. KUNTAL BISWAS
DR. SUBHAS CHANDRA SAHA
Dy. Superintendent
Registrar
S.D.P.P
114

Post Doctoral Trainees
1 Dr. Suranjan Halder C.T.V.S 3rd yr
2 Dr. Marang Buru Murmu (T.R) Plastic Surgery 2nd yr
3 Dr. Debarati Chattopadhyay Plastic Surgery 2nd yr
4 Dr. Pawan Kamalakar Rao Chumbale Plastic Surgery 2nd yr
5 Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Agarwal Plastic Surgery 2nd yr
6 Dr. Bohara Vinay Kr Vimal Kumar I. H. T. M 2nd yr
7 Dr. Lalit S. Raut I. H. T. M 2nd yr
8 Dr. Pratibha Dhiman I. H. T. M 2nd yr
9 Dr. Debdatta Majumdar Cardiology 2nd yr
10 Dr. Md Miraj Mondal (T.R) Cardiology 2nd yr
11 Dr. Thokchom Chito Singh C.T.V.S 2nd yr
12 Dr. Rajarshi Ghosh C.T.V.S 2nd yr
13 Dr. Sandip Sardar C.T.V.S 2nd yr
14 Dr. Sasanka Nath (T.R) Paediatric Surgery 2nd yr
15 DR. Vishal Gajbhiya Paediatric Surgery 2nd yr
16 Dr. Girish Vishwanathrao Badarkhe I. H. T. M 1st yr
17 Dr. Kishore Kumar. S I. H. T. M 1st yr
18 Dr. Nilanjan Sinha (T.R) I. H. T. M 1st yr
19 Dr. Rathindra Nath Karmakar Cardiology 1st yr
20 Dr. Harishakar Singh Plastic Surgery 1st yr
21 Dr. Abhishek Saraf Plastic Surgery 1st yr
22 Dr. Kaushik Dutta Neuro Medicine 1st yr
23 Dr. Ashutosh Samal C.T.V.S 1st yr
24 Dr. Rajarshi Mondal Cardiology 1st yr
115

Post Graduate Trainee (Degree)
1 Dr. Jaiprakash Sharma 49 Dr. Jayati Mondal
2 Dr. Partha Sarathi Chodhuri 50 Dr. Sandipan Chowdhuri
3 Dr. Tanmay Pal 51 Dr. Sudipta Paul
4 Dr. Shuvhadeep Banerjee 52 Dr. Boudhyan Bhattacharjee
5 Dr. Sourav Pradhan 53 Dr. Basab Kumar Naskar (T.R)
6 Dr. Bappaditya Kumar 54 Dr. Santanu Naskar
7 Dr. Liton Sarkar 55 Dr. Alia Kamber Zaidi
8 Dr. Jacky Ganguly 56 Dr. Pushpa Hansda
9 Dr. Pradip Sarkar 57 Dr. Sourav Das
10 Dr. MD. Saiyed Raina 58 Dr. Abhishek Mridha
11 Dr. Sarbajit Das 59 Dr. Mariam Khanam
M.D General
12
Medicine
Dr. Debasis Sardar 60 Dr. Nupur Das
13 Dr. Shatanik Hazra 61 Dr. Anupam Sarkar
14 Dr. Ujjwal Kumar Roy (T.R) 62 M.D. Dr. Kunal Roy (T.R)
15 Dr. Anirban Sinha (T.R) 63 Dermatolo Dr. Dipti Das
16 Dr. Kabita Mukherjee (T.R) 64 gy Dr. Dhiraj Kumar
17 Dr. Susanta Kumar Naskar (T.R) 65 Dr. Trithankar Gayen
18 Dr. Aindril Bhowmik (T.R) 66 Dr. Debashis Chatterjee
19 Dr. Dilip Roy 67 Dr. Gourav Kumar
20 Dr. Tanmoy Mukherjee 68 M.D. Dr. Subhrakanti Kundu
Radiother
21 Dr. Nikhil Somthalia 69 Dr. Mohammad Azam
apy
22 Dr. Subhabrata Das 70 Dr. Joydeep Basu
23 Dr. Dibbendu Khanra 71 Dr. Anindya Mukherjee
24 Dr. Dheer Singh Rana 72 Dr. Subhasis Saha
25 Dr. Arghya Bar 73 Dr. Shoham Banerjee
M.S. ENT
26 Dr. Soumyodhriti Ghosh 74 Dr. Swagatam Banerjee
27 Dr. Baser Ali 75 Dr. Rajiv Singh
28 Dr. Aditya Baksi 76 Dr. Sayak Sovan Dutta
29 Dr. Sibasish Maiti 77 M.D FSM Dr. MD. Quamar Jawed
30 Dr. Amit Kumar Gupta 78 Dr. Sandip Mukhopadhyay
31 Dr. Koustav Mondal 79 Dr. Saikat Das (T.R)
32 Dr. Vikash Kumar 80 M.D. PSM Dr. Md. Samsuzzaman
33 Dr. Krishnendu Biswas 81 Dr. Rajat Gorai
34 M.S. Surgery Dr. Chandan Chatterjee 82 Dr. Santanu Das
35 Dr. Nimai Biswas 83 Dr. Somnath Pal
36 Dr. Asit Baran Mondal 84 Dr. Amrita Roy
37 Dr. Kanishka Samanta 85 M.D. Dr. Satyabrata Roychowdhury
38 Dr. Vivek Bhaskar 86 Paediatric Dr. Samiran Purkait (T.R)
39 Dr. Harish K. Sinha 87 s Dr. Pratyay Roy (T.R)
40 Dr. Neha Choudhary 88 Dr. Asish Banerjee
41 Dr. Deepak Kr. Magnani 89 Dr. Archan Sil
42 Dr. Vasazotuo Yano 90 Dr. Sohini Chakraborty
43 Dr. Kamal Krishna Das 91 M.D. Dr. Soumika Biswas
44 Dr. Mainak Mallik 92 Biochemis Dr. Sayari Banerjee
45 Dr. Irene Roy 93 try Dr. Kasturi Mukherjee
46 M.S. Obst & Dr. Teesta Banerjee 94 M.D. Dr. Madhushree Pal
47 Gynae Dr. Monalisa Neogi 95 Anatomy Dr. Shamik Hait
48 Dr. Sukalyan Halder
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96 Dr. Prosanta Ray 118 Dr. Simanti Saha
97 M.S. Dr. Avijit Basak 119 Dr. Koyela Mondal
98 Orthopedics
M.D.
Dr. Rakesh Kumar Daripa 120 Dr. Karuna
Pathology
99 Dr.Kamalesh Bala (T.R) 121 Dr. Sumedha Dey
100 Dr. Debanjan Sen 122 Dr. Rajat Mondal
101 Dr. Avirupa Ghosh 123 Dr. Biswajit Mondal
102 Dr. Shouvick Dan 124 M.D. Dr. Priya Ghosh
Radiodiag
103 Dr. Subhash Chandra Mondal 125 Dr. Sumitran Basu
nosis
104 (T Dr. R) Santanu Patra (T.R) 126 Dr. Chandan Koner (T.R)
105 Dr. Nakaru Shullai 127 .D PsychiatrDr. Sourav Ganguly
106 .S. OphthalmologDr. Ankit Vinayak 128 D MicrobioloDr. Soumyabrata Nag
107 Dr. Nitesh Kumar Singh 129 M.D Dr. Jyotirmoy Paul
Pharmacol
108 Dr. Sunrita De 130 Dr. Rajarshi Khastagir
ogy
109 Dr. Soma Sarkar 131 Dr. Soma Ray
110 Dr. BIpul Kanti Mukherjee 132 M.D Dr. Dipanjan Ray
111 Dr. Utsab Pan 133 Physiology Dr. Ashima Chatterjee
112 Dr. Rajesh Kumar Agarwal 134 Dr. Chitra Ghosh
113 D Chest MedicinDr. Angshuman Mukherjee 135 M.D I.H.T.M Dr. Suvro Sankha Datta
114 Dr. Ranapratap Ojha 136 D Hematolo Dr. Biplabendu Talukdar
115 Dr. Subhra Bilas Sil 137 Dr. Supriyo Das
M.D. Pathology
116 Dr. Soumit Mondal 138 M.D Dr. Rajesh Raushan
Anaesthes
117 Dr. Bijan Basak 139 Dr. Ashok Das
iology
140 Dr. Chandika Banik
117

Post Graduate Trainees (Diploma)
No. Discipline Name
1 Dr. Anubha Gupta
2 Dr. Prosenjit Das
3 Dr. Swarnali Pal
4 Dr. Sukhen Garai
5 Dr. Vineeta Singh
6 Dr. Pallavi
7 Dr. Abhaychand Nag
8 Dr. Sweta Bharti
9 Dr. Simi Saha
D.G.O
10 Dr. Purendu Bikash Pramanik
11 Dr. Nitika
12 Dr. Chandrima Roy
13 Dr. Kalyan Shobhana
14 Dr. Shivani Das
15 Dr. Amrota Saxena
16 Dr. Nivedita Biswas
17 Dr. Soham Datta
18 Dr. Priti Kumari
19 Dr. Arijit Bag
20 Dr. Subhadip Sarkar
21 Dr. Somnath Bhattacharya
22 Dr. Rajat Kar
23 Dr. Sharwar Alam Shah
24 Dr. Dulal Kiran Mondal
D.T.C.D
25 Dr. Atri Gangopadhyay
26 Dr. Ritam Chakroborty
27 Dr. Sayantan Banerjee
28 Dr. Debabrata Das
29 Dr. Somnath Mukhopadhyay
30 Dr. Sk. Humayua Kabir
31 Dr. Ankit Kumar Sinha
32 Dr. Samin Khan
33 Dr. Kaustav Debnath
34 Dr. Tarun Sarkar
D. Orthopedics
35 Dr. Sukanta Sikdar
36 Dr. Suman Das
37 Dr. Vishal Gortishanath Kharade
38 Dr. Joydeep Mallick
39 Dr. Tushar Acharjee
40 Dr. Goutam Pati
D.
Anesthesiology
41 Dr. Balram Nishad
42 Dr. Dharm Dev Dubey
43 Dr. Sourav Das
44 Dr. Uttaran Bose
45 Dr. Anuria De
D.
Ophthalmol
ogy
46 Dr. Subhojit Bhattacharya
47 Dr. Nalinakshi Karan
48 Dr. Aditi Kaushik
118

Senior Resident
1 DR. DEBABRATA GHOSH CCU ANAES.
2 DR. AMITAYU NANDI CCU ANEAS
3 DR. HIMADRI SEKHAR CHAKRABORTY CCU ANEAS
4 DR. SUVANJAN CHATTERJEE CCU ANES
5 DR. SHRAWAN SONI CCU ANES
6 DR. ANIMESH GHOSH. E.N.T.
7 DR. ABHIK GHOSH E.N.T.
8 DR. SUJOY KUMAR BALA GENL. SURG
9 DR. TRIDIB RANJAN KHATA GENL. SURG
10 DR. PRIYANKA SAMAL. I.H.T.M.
11 DR. MAYURIKA SINHA OBS. GYNAE
12 DR. AMRITA SAHA OBS. GYNAE
13 DR. TANUKA DAS OBS. GYNAE
14 DR. ANITA JAIN OBS. GYNAE
15 DR. SARBANI CHAKRABORTI PSYCH.
119

House Staffs
Dr. ARADHANA HENSH E.N.T DR. SANTANU PRADHAN NEU- SURG
DR. RAUSHAN KR. JHA BLOOD BANK DR.ASWINI RANA NEU- SURG
DR. RUSHA HALDAR BLOOD BANK DR.RAKESH SAHA NEU- SURG
DR.LALAN KUMAR BLOOD BANK DR. ARIJIT MONDAL NEU. MED.
DR. AVEEK MUKHERJEE C.C.U DR. ASHESH HALDER NEU. MED.
DR. JYOTIRMOY GHANTA C.C.U DR. SOUVIK MAITY NEU. MED.
DR. KINJAL BANERJEE C.C.U DR. ARINDAM BAURI NEU. MEDC
DR. SARBANI BAGCHI C.C.U DR. ASHIS SAHA NEU. MEDC
DR.SOURAV TALUKDAR C.C.U DR. INDRAJEET KUNDU NEU. SURG
DR.SUMANTA PAL C.C.U DR. ANIRUDDHA SINHA SARKAR PAED SURG
DR. BASABENDRA CHOUDHURY C.T.V.S. DR.AVIK KUMAR LAYEK PAED- SURG
DR. MEHEBUB ALAM C.T.V.S. DR. AVIJIT HAZARI PAED. MED
DR. SANDIP KR. CHANDRA C.T.V.S. DR. BITAN KR. DUTTA PAED. MED
DR. SOUVIK SARDAR C.T.V.S. DR. MOTIUR RAHAMAN PAED. MED
DR. FAHD HUSSAIN CARDIO DR. SUSHANTA KR. DAS PAED. MED
DR.MD. MOFI JUL MONDAL CARDIO DR. DURGA KUMARI MODI PAED. SURG.
DR. ABHISHEK SHARMA C.C.U DR. SUSHILA HANSDA PAED. SURG.
DR. AMIT DAS C.C.U DR. ARKAJYOTI MUKHERJEE PAED.MED.
DR. CHANDAN TIKADER C.C.U DR. BARUN KR. MANDI PAED.MED.
DR. HIRAK DYUTI MONDAL C.C.U DR. HASEN ALI MIA PAED.MED.
DR. PRIYABRATA SHIT C.C.U DR. MANAS KR. MAHAPATRA PAED.MED.
DR. SUBHADIP MALAKAR C.C.U DR. MOLOY BAR PAED.MED.
DR. KRISHANU MALLICK CORDIOLO DR. SOUMIK DAS PAED.MED.
DR. SUSAIN HANSDA E.N.T DR.AGNIVA MAJUMDER PAED.SURG
DR.SUBHRA KANTI SENGUPTA E.N.T. DRSUMAN DAS PAED.SURG.
DR. AVIK KARAK EMERGENCY DR. ANIRBAN CHATTERJEE PLAST. SURG
DR. MOUSAM MAHANTI EMERGENCY DR. ANUP KUMAR MISHRA PLAST. SURG
DR. MOUSUMI MAJUMDAR EMERGENCY DR. AUNIK DAS PLAST. SURG
DR. RITAM DEY EMERGENCY DR. BAISHAKHI MAJI PLAST. SURG
DR. SAYAN MANNA EMERGENCY DR. PRITHWISH PAL PLAST. SURG
DR.SOMNATH PANDEY EMERGENCY DR. TANMOY BISWAS PLAST. SURG
DR.SUMAN NAIYA EMERGENCY DR. AMITAVA MANDAL PSYCH
DR.PRERNA KHRTAN ENDOCR DR. ARUN KR. MANDI PSYCH
DR. SWATI SRIVASTAVA E.N.T. DR. BIJAN KR. TUDU PSYCH
DR.RINTU DHIBAR E.N.T. DR. PRABIR MAJI PSYCH
DR.ANTARA ROY. GAS SERG DR. RATUL BANERJEE PSYCHITY
DR. DEBAJIT MAJUMDER. GAS SURG DR. ARYA RAY URO-SURG
DR. HARISH KUMAR GAST. MED DR. SAYANTAN SAHA URO-SURG
DR. SANJEET KUMAR TIWARI GAST. MED DR. SUDIPTO PODDER URO-SURG
DR. V. LOKANATHAN GAST. MED DR. SURENDU DAS URO-SURG
DR. ARPAN SARKAR
GAST. SURG
DR. SANDIP SAHA
GAST. SURG
DR. SUBHAS DAS
GEN. MED
DR. SURJENDU BIKASH KHATUA GEN. MED.
DR. GOUTAM MINJI
HAEMAT.
DR. NILADRI NATH
HAEMAT.
DR. PRATIK DEB
HAEMAT.
DR. SOURAV GHOSH
HAEMAT.
DR. SRIKANTA PUSTI
ICCU(CARD)
DR. FARUK HASSAN
ICCU(CARD)
DR. RAJESH SARKAR
ICCU(CARD)
DR. MITA BAR
MEDICINE
DR. TANIMA MANDAL
MEDICINE
DR. ARKAPRATIM SADHUKHAN MEDL. ONCO
DR. SABYASACHI PANDEY MEDL. ONCO
DR.TAHIRA PARVEEN
MEDL. ONCO
DR. RANJIT KR. DAS
NEU SURG
DR. BIVASH HALDER
NEU- SURG
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1 RAKHI AGARWAL
2 MEHEBUB ALAM
3 SARBANI BAGCHI
4 KINJAL BANERJEE
5 NLADRI BANERJEE
6 RATUL BANERJEE
7 MITA BAR
8 MOLOY BAR
9 SOUVIK BASAK
10 INDRANIL BASU
11 SUSMITA BHATTACI-fARYA
12 GARGI BHATTACHARYA
13 GOURAV BHATTACHARYA
14 ESHITA BHOWMICK
15 KAUSTAV BHOWMIK
16 PRASENJIT BHOWMIK
17 TANMOY BISWAS
18 SANDIP KUMAR CHANDRA
19 BASABENDRA CHAUDHURI
20 SHALINI CHOUDHURY
21 SOURAV CHOUDHURY
22 RAVI DARUKA
23 ABHISHEK DAS
24 ANUPAM DAS
25 AUNIK DAS
26 GARGI DAS
27 RITUPARNA DAS
28 SOUMIK DAS
29 SOURAV tDAS
30 SUBHENDU DAS
31 SUMAN DAS
32 RITAM DE
33 PRATIK DEB
34 SUBHRO GANGULY
35 JYOTIRMOY GHANTA
36 AVIRUPA GHOSE
37 RAISA GHOSH
38 SANJOY KUMAR GHOSH
39 SOURAV GHOSH
40 SUTANU GOSWAMI
41 AMITSHANKAR GUPTA
42 RAJARSHI GUPTA
43 RUSHA HALDAR
44 ASHESH HALDER
45 SUSAIR HANSDA
46 ARADHANA HENSH
47 IPSIT ILAHI
48 MILIND JHA
49 RAUSHAN KUMAR JHA
50 AVIK KARAK
51 DIBBENDHU KHANRA
52 SURJENDU KHAUTA
53 PRERNA KHETAN
54 BAPPADITYA KUMAR
55 DEEPAK KUMAR
56 INDRAJEET KUNDU
57 AVIK KUMAR LAYEK
58 V. LOKANATHAN
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59 MOUSUM MAHANTI
60 MANAS KUMAR MAHAPATRA
61 SOUVIK MAITY
62 BAISAKHI MAil
63 PRABIR MAil
64 AGNIVA MAJUMDAR
65 MOUSUMI MA]UMDAR
66 AMITAVA MANDAL
67 KAUSHIK MANDAL
68 RAHUL MANDAL
69 TANIMA MANDAL
70 BARUN KUMAR MANDI
71 SAYAN MANNA
72 HASEN ALI MIA
73 ARtJP KU MAR MISHRA
74 DEBASUBHRA MITRA
75 ANUPAM KUMAR MOHAPATRA
76 ARIJIT MONDAL
77 ARKA JYOTI MUKHERJEE
78 AVEEK MUKHERJEE
79 SOURAV MUKHERJEE
80 SUMAN NAIYA
81 NILADRI NATH
82 MONALISA NEOGI
83 ARNAB PAL
84 PRITI-IWISH PAL
85 SHIBANI PAL
86 SUMANTA PAL
87 PALLAVI
88 SOUMYA SANTA PAN
89 UTSAB PAN
90 SABYASACHI PANDEY
91 SOMNATH PANDEY
92 TAHIRA PARVIN
93 PARAMITA PAUL
94 ANSHUMAN PODDAR
95 SUDIPTO PODDER
96 SUBHODIP PRAMANIK
97 SRIKANTA PUSTI
98 MOTIUR RAHMAN
99 ABHISHEK ROY
100 ARYA ROY
101 RAJARSHI ROY
102 ARKAPRATIM SADHUKHAN
103 SANDIP SAHA
104 SAYANTAN SAHA
105 HIMADRI SAMANTA
106 SOUVIK SARDAR
107 ANIRUDDHA SARKAR
108 ARPAN SARKAR
109 MANISHA SARKAR
110 PARIJAT SEN
111 SUBHRAKANTI SENGUPTA
112 PAWAN SHARMA
113 TSHETEN DOGA SHERPA
114 PRIYABRATA SHIT
115 SOURAV SINHA
116 ANIRBAN SOM
117 KUNAL SOM
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118 SHIBO)IT TALUKDER
119 SOURAV TALUKDER
120 MAINAK TARAFDER
121 SANJEET KUMAR TIWARI
122 SARJID ALAM
123 TARIK AZIZ
124 RAJESH BISWAS
125 SOUMEN BISWAS
126 RAJARSHI CHAKRABORTY
127 ABHIJIT DAS
128 BEBJIT DAS
129 SOMA HANSDA
130 ANJAN HEMBRAM
131 ANAND KISHORE
132 MD JAVED MIYADAD LASKAR
133 CHANDAN KUMAR MAHATA
134 DEBALINA MAITI
135 ABHISHEK MAJHI
136 CHANDRADEEP MALLIK
137 KOUSHIK MUKHERJEE
138 HASIBUL MUKLLICK
139 BIKASH MURMU
140 SANDIPAN RAJAK
141 ANIMESH SARKAR
142 KAMAL BASAR SARKAR
143 SOUMYA SARKAR
144 SAUMYA SHARMA
145 SURAIYA
146 LAXMI NIWAS TIWARI
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Sl Name of the students M/F
1 ZENI KHAREL F
2 SHREYASI PAUL F
3 SHIKHA PRIYA F
4 PALLAVI MAHATO F
5 REBEKAH SUBBA F
6 NEETI AGRAWAL F
7 JONAKI PAL F
8 UDEN BHUTIA F
9 ANKITA CHATTOPADHYAY F
10 PAROMITA DAS F
11 CHANDRIMA NASKAR F
12 HENA KHANDAKAR F
13 BASUNDHARA BHATTACHARYYA F
14 SWASTIKA MANDAL F
15 ANKITA DUTTA F
16 SUNANDA GHOSH F
17 MOUMITA BERA F
18 RITUPARNA MANNA F
19 SNEHA GOND F
20 ESHA DAS F
21 SAYEEDA ZAHAN F
22 SALMA NASRIN F
23 MASUDA KHATUN F
24 REJIA SULTANA F
25 PRAKRITI SAMADDAR F
26 TRESHITA DEY F
27 PUJA MAHATO F
28 SUKANYA BAGCHI F
29 DEBASMITA BISWAS F
30 SHUCHISMITA CHAKRABORTY F
31 BIVA BHAKAT F
32 SONA SINGH SARDAR F
33 SHAMA AAFREEN F
34 ROHINI PAUL F
35 ANKITA CHAKRABORTY F
36 PRITHA GHOSH F
37 PIYALI BHATTACHARYA F
38 SNIGDHA HAZRA F
39 SAYANTANI MISRA F
40 SAYANTNI NANDI F
41 MAITRY MONDAL F
42 SUDIPTA SAHA F
43 NAZNEEN AHMED F
44 NABANITA MAYUR F
45 DIPIKA RAY F
46 SWETA THAKUR F
47 PRAGATI SANGANERIA F
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48 ROSHNI SETHIA F
49 SHINJINI CHAKRABORTY F
50 SUSNATA KHAN F
51 MIMI GANGULY F
52 SONALINA MUDI F
53 SHALINI PANDEY F
54 SREYASHI BISWAS F
55 SATABDI DUTTA F
56 DIPANWITA BISWAS F
57 KUMARI PUJA F
58 SULAGNA LALA F
59 ISHANI SHUKLA F
60 VIMUKTA KUMARI F
61 NITUPARNA SAHA F
62 SOUMALYA CHAKRABORTY M
63 PRAKASH MURMU M
64 DEBASISH HALDER M
65 RAVI KUMAR BHAGAT M
66 TANMAY PATRA M
67 ABHISHEK MISHRA M
68 NILADRI BHOWMICK M
69 SUNNY GUPTA M
70 PRASHANT MISHRA M
71 SOUMIIK DANDAPAT M
72 ARYA CHAUDHURI M
73 IMON HALDER M
74 TUHIN SANTRA M
75 ARIJIT SARKAR M
76 MANAS SARKAR M
77 MOJAHID MONDAL M
78 HAFIJUR RAHAMAN M
79 SHUBHANSHU PAL M
80 SHOUVIK DAS M
81 SUDIP MONDAL M
82 SANCHIT ROY M
83 SAGNIK SENGUPTA M
84 ABHIJIT KUMAR SINGHA M
85 MONI SHANKAR CHOWDHURY M
86 SOUVIK BHANDARI M
87 MANISH DE M
88 SHUBHAYU HALDER M
89 SAYANTAN MAKUR M
90 RAHUL GHOSH M
91 DEBAJYOTI DAS M
92 IMDADUL HAQUE M
93 RAKIB SAIKH M
94 MD. KHALILULLAH M
95 TARIK AZIZ BISWAS M
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96 MANABENDRA MONDAL M
97 SHAHBAAZ AHAMED M
98 BODHISATYA ROY CHAUDHURI M
99 RAJARSHI DEY M
100 PUSPENDU BASKAK M
101 PRITAM GHOSH M
102 ABHIJIT DAS M
103 ROUNOK NANDY M
104 MASUM RAJA( RUSSEL) M
105 DEBASHISH HALDER M
106 ATANU SIKDER M
107 SWARUP PAUL M
108 ANIRBAN MONDAL M
109 DEEPANKAR MAJUMDER M
110 PALASH KUNDU M
111 SOURADEEP CHAKRABARTI M
112 PARTHA SARATHI RANA M
113 DWAIPAYAN BISWAS M
114 SAIKAT MONDAL M
115 SAYAN SANTRA M
116 ABHISHEK SEN GUPTA M
117 SHASHI RANJAN M
118 ABHISHEK DAS M
119 RAVI KUMAR SINGH M
120 SAYAN SAHA M
121 PRALAY SAREN M
122 SAGAR BESRA M
123 DEBANJAN BASAK M
124 AGNIVA CHATTERJEE M
125 SOUMEN SAHA M
126 SOURAV KARMAKAR M
127 SAYANTAN DAS M
128 PRASENJIT DAS M
129 AMITABHA DAS M
130 ARCHISMAN GHOSHAL M
131 RATHIN MONDAL M
132 BIPLAB SAHA M
133 SHUBHOJIT SAHA M
134 RAJARSHI BANERJEE M
135 DEBARSHI NANDI M
136 ABDUL BASHAR M
137 MOHAMMAD TOWHID M
138 AVRADEEP TAPADAR M
139 AMIR HOISSIAN HALDER M
140 SYED AMIR SOHEL KHANDAKAR M
141 MD. HABIBULLAH M
142 MD. NESHAD ALI M
143 IMAN KALYAN SARKAR M
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144 FAZLUL HAQUE M
145 ANAND KUMAR M
146 MD. RAMIZ RAJA M
147 MD. SAKIL AHMED M
148 PURENDU MUKHERJEE M
149 SOMJEET JANA M
150 MOINAK DUTTA M
151 AMBITA MANDAL M
152 SANJAY MONDAL M
153 SHOVAN KORA M
154 ADITYA KUMAR SARKAR M
155 SUMON MONDAL M
156 RANIT ROY M
157 MAINAK MAITI M
158 SOUKHIN ACHARYA M
159 SAPTARSI SINABABU M
160 ARIJIT MONDAL M
161 NILARNAB SAU M
162 AMIYA GOPAL RANJA M
163 PIYAS SEN GUPTA M
164 JISEHNU MUKHOPADHYAY M
165 ANIRUDDHA DAS M
166 ABIRBHAB CHAKRABORTY M
167 BODHIBRATA MABERJEE M
168 PRATIK SAHA M
169 RATAN HALDER M
170 TITAS KUMAR MONDAL M
171 ABUL AKTAR M
172 TOTON BISWAS M
173 JAYANTO RAY M
174 ARITRA KUMAR GHOSH M
175 PRITAM DAS M
176 ABHISHEK MANDAL M
177 RAJA BRAHMA M
178 ASHIK KUMAR SARKAR M
179 MANTU GHOSH M
180 SUBHADIP RAKSHIT M
181 PRITHWIJIT MOITRA M
182 SOHAG MONDAL M
183 KANISHKA MISHRA M
184 SOUVIK MANDAL M
185 KSHOUNISH PRADHAN M
186 CHAYAN RUI M
187 HARSHIT SONI M
188 ARYA DASMAHAPATRA M
189 ARPAN DEB BARMAN M
190 INDRAJIT GAYEN M
191 NIRJHAR MONDAL M
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192 D.V.S. MITHILESH M
193 DIBYENDU DAS M
194 DIVYANSHU KUMAR M
195 SAYANAVA SAHA BISWAS M
196 ABHEEK SIL M
197 ANIKET ROY M
198 SOUMOZIT BANERJEE M
199 ANAND KUMAR GUPTA M
200 DEBJYOTI DHAR M
201 RITTWIK GIRI M
202 SUDIPTO PAUL M
203 DIPTIMAY MAJUMDER M
204 PREETAM GOSWAMI M
205 INDRA KISHAR SAHA M
206 TUFAN MALLICK M
207 SANGAY NYINGPO BHUTTIA M
208 DIPANKAR JANA M
209 PRINCE KERKETTA M
210 AMIT MONDAL M
211 SOMENATH DAS M
212 NIRBAN BASU M
213 INDRANIL HALDER M
214 SOUMYADEEP BHNIA M
215 RAJASHREE KUNDU M
216 SUJOYA DATTA M
217 GOURAV NASKAR M
218 HRITUPARNA MANDAL M
219 SOUMIK MANDAL M
220 ROHIT SHAW M
221 SUBHA METYA M
222 ARGHYA ROY NASKAR M
223 INDRASHIS DATTA M
224 PARITOSH CHANDRA M
225 UTKARSH VERMA M
226 ABHINAV DAS M
227 SOURABH KUMAR M
228 RAHUL MISHRA M
229 ANKIT KUMAR BHALOTIYA M
230 AKHILESH KUMAR M
231 ASHISH KUMAR M
232 NAVIN KUMAR M
233 VED PRAKASH PATEL M
234 MD. AYYUB SHEKHA M
235 ANIL KR. YADAV M
236 SHASHANK M
237 SUNISH KUMAR M
238 SANJAY KUMAR M
239 MOHD. HADI AZIZ M
240 SAUMYA AGRAWAL M
241 SATARUPA KUMAR M
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242 MD RASHID QUAMAR M
243 RAVEESH KUMAR M
244 ADITYA KUMAR M
245 RAVINDRA KUMAR M
246 SYEDA F ALI M
247 ARPAN BASAK M
248 SK. RAMIZUDDIN AHMED M
249 JIT SARKAR M
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Immuno Hematology and Blood Transfusion
Dept started M.D. Course in Immuno Hematology and Blood Transfusion under University of Health
Sciences, first in its kind in Eastern India.
Paper Published in Indexed Journal: 02
Paper presented in National Conference: 03
Dr. Prasun Bhattacharya, Assistant Professor, Runner up for best Poster at TRANSCON 2011,
Organized by Indian Society for Blood Transfusion and Immunohaematology (ISBTI) at 11 th
National Conference held in PGIMER, Chandigarh.
Name of the person attending any National Conference;
Dr. Prasun Bhattacharya, Assistant Professor (Participated as guest faculty)
Dr. Suvro Sankha Datta, PGT - 1 st year
Dr. Biplabendu Talukdar, PGT - 1 st year
Name of the person attending any Regional Conference:
Dr. Somnath Mukherjee, RMO cum Tutor attended Regional Summit on Nucleic Acid Testing for Blood
Transfusion Transmitted Infections and participated with the departmental data in Mumbai.
Pathology
Departmental News:-
A. Significant performance of the Department:-
Frozen Section done on regular basis as applicable
Bone Marrow Trephine Biopsy being done as applicable
Award for best Poster in Poster presentation of State Conference of IAPM at BSMC, Bankura in
September, 2011 – Follicular Dendritic Cell Sarcoma of Tonsil, A Case Report, by Dr. Kaushik Dewan,
3rd year M.D. (Path) PGT & Dr. Himel Bera, 3rd year M.D. (Path) PGT.& Dr. Santosh Kumar Mondal,
Assoc Prof.
Organized 1st CME of IAC, West Bengal Chapter in March 2011
B. Significant improvement of the Department:-
Bone Marrow Trephine Biopsy started in the Department
C. Special event/performance/occurrence of the Department:-
Guest Lecture delivered by Dr. Udayan Ray, Royal Hobert Hospital, Hobert, Australia on Insulin
Resistance in Cancer in November 2011.
Academic Activities
A. Number of seminars held: 53 (Fifty Three)
B. Number & Name of workshops1. “Workshop on Waste Management”
C. Number & Name of Conference organized in the department
1. Organized CME of IAC (West Bengal Chapter) & Brig Manoj Mohan Roy Memorial Oration. 30 th
March, 2011
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2. IAPM monthly CME, 2 nd July, 2011
Number & Name of Research completed in the department
NAME OF PGT
TOPIC
1. Himel Bera Clinicopathological study of endometrium in peri and post menopausal
women with special reference to endometrial carcinoma
2. Koushik Dewan Pathological evaluation of sinonasal neoplasm with clinical correlation
3. Rama Das Clinicopathological study of immunobullous lesions of skin.
4. Senjuti Dasgupta Clinicopathological study of thyroid swelling with special reference to
lymphocytic thyroiditis
5. Sushmita Mukhopadhyay Clinicopathological correlation of neoplastic lung lesions with
topographic study
6. Sudarshana Roy Chowdhury Clinicopathological study of ovarian neoplasm with special reference
to germ cell tumours
7. Supriya Dhar Comparative evaluation of the hematological and coagulation
parameters before and afer chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy in non
hematological malignancies (solid tumours/tumours with cystic
changes)
Number & Name of Research going on in the department
NAME OF PGT
TOPIC
1. Bijan Basak Role of WT1, M1B1, Bcl-2, Her-2, Her-2/neu as diagnostic and prognostic
immuno markers in ovarian serous and endometrioid carcinoma
2. Koyela Mondal A study of placenta and umbilical cord changes in pre-eclamptic mothers
with/without IUGR
3. Subhrabilas Sil Morphological changes of placenta and umbilical vessels in diabetes mellitus.
4. Rajat Mondal A comparative study between intra-operative frozen section and intra-operative
fine needle aspiration cytology/imprint cytology in determining tumor margin
5. Simanti Sinha A study of the prevalence of factor VIII inhibitors in moderate and severe
hemophilia A patients, and correlation of factor VIII inhibitor titers with clinical
behaviour.
6. Sumedha Dey Analysis of cell block preparation versus smear examination in body fluids, and
immunohisto- -chemistry to distinguish reactive mesothelial cells from
malignant mesothelial cells.
7. Ranapratap Ojha Study of gross and histological changes of heart, great vessels, kidney and ureter
in medicolegal autopsies.
8. Karuna A study on VEGF expression in breast carcinoma and fibroadenoma
9. Soumit Mondal Haematological and coagulation aberrations in HIV patients
10.Madhumita Mondal
Comparative study on Cord blood haemoglobin, serum iron, TIBC and ferritin

with respect of gestational age ≥32 yrs, ≥36 yrs & ≥40 yrs,
11. Parul Jain Mucin expression, serum CEA and CA-125 levels in the diagnosis, and
formulation of therapeutic regimen in colorectal carcinoma.
12. Anindya Adhikari Study of histological types, grades, comparative study of FNAC and Trucut Bx
and ER/PR/HER-2neu expression in cases of breast carcinoma.
13.Krishnendu Halder
Clinicopathological correlation of thyroid lesions with FNAC, frozen section
and histopathology.
14. Saptarshi Dutta Roy Study of salivary gland lesions on FNAC and its corroboration with imprint and
histopathology.
15. Ayandip Nandi Study of expression of mucin in benign and malignant gastric neoplasms with
special reference to H. Pylori
Paper published in International Journal
1. “Recurrence of Immature Gastric Teratoma with Peritoneal Gliomatosis” Dr. Nirmal Kumar
Bhattacharyya (Assoc. Professor) et al, European Journal of Paediatric Surgery
Paper published in Indexed Journal
1. “Adrenal Myelipoma with abdominal pain; a rare presentation” Dr. Santosh Kumar Mondal (Assoc.
Professor), Dr. Pranab Kumar Biswas (Assoc. Professor) et al, Indian Journal of Endocrinology and
Metabolism, 2011; 15: 57-59
2. “High Grade Plasmablastic Neoplasm of Humerus in an HIV-negative patient, which was indeterminate
between plasmablastic lymphoma and plasmablastic myeloma” Dr. Santosh Kumar Mondal (Assoc.
Professor), Dr. Pranab Kumar Biswas (Assoc. Professor) et al, Journal of Cancer Research and Therapeutics,
2011; 7: 214-16
3. “Anti-inflammatory activity of root of Alpina galangal wild” Dr. Nirmal Kumar Bhattacharyya (Assoc.
Professor) et al, Chronicles of Young Scientists
4. “Carcinoid Tumour of Gall Bladder – a case report” Dr. Nirmal Kumar Bhattacharyya (Assoc. Professor)
et al, JIMA, March 2011
5.” Pseudothrombocytopaenia – a caveat” Prof. S.K. Sinha, Dr. Palash Kumar Mandal (Asstt. Prof.) et al,
JIMA 2011; 109: 476-8
6. “Parathyroid uncovering the enigma: a case report and review of literature” Dr. Palash Kumar Mandal
(Asstt. Prof.), Dr. Sumit Roy (Asstt. Prof.) et al, Journal of Cytology 2011; 28: 223-5
7. “Haematological Aberrations in HIV/AIDS patients” published in Indian Journal of Haematology &
Transfusion Medicine by Prof. Swapan Kumar Sinha and Dr. Nirmal Kumar Bhattacharyya
8.Cox 2 Expression pattern in Carcinoma Cervix:Prof Swapan Kr Sinha, Dr Santosh MOndal, Dr Dipanwita
Nag. Jr of Ind Assn of Patho & Micro.Vol54(4),2011.
9. Primary Paediatric Gastrointestinal lymphomas; By Prof Swapan Kr Sinha. Dr S. Mondal, Dr DNag, Dr
Prnab Biswas : Ind Jr of Surgical Oncology:Vol32(2),2011.
Paper presented in the International Conference
1. Haematological Coagulation Abnormalities and ARL in HIV / AIDS patients – Guest Lecture delivered
by Prof. Dr. Swapan Kumar Sinha at Scientific Medical Conference at Hobart, Tasmania, Australia on
01/10/2011

Paper presented in National Conference (if any)
1. Prof. Dr. Swapan Kumar Sinha was faculty & Chairperson at All India Conference of Indian Society of
Pathology & Microbiology APCON; GMC Patiala
2. Prof. Dr. Swapan Kumar Sinha was faculty &Chairperson at HAEMATOCON 2011, Chandigarh
3. “A Comparative Study of Hasford Score with Sokal index in patients of CML in a tertiary care institute.”
– presented by Dr. Simanti Sinha (PGT) at HEMATOCON 2011
4. “G6PD deficiency in a 63-year-old male coexisting with iron deficiency anemia”- presented by Dr. Koyel
Mondal (PGT) at HEMATOCON 2011
5. “Metastatic bone tumor with reference to their primaries”-Presented by Dr. Madhumita Mondal (PGT) at
APCON 2011
6. “Histologic study of adrenocortical carcinoma with special reference to Weiss Scoring and TNM
staging”- presented by Dr. Parul Jain (PGT) at APCON 2011
7. “Conjunctival biopsy and ophthalmic lesion – a histopathological study in Eastern India” – Poster
presentation by Dr. Anindya Adhikari (PGT) at APCON 2011
8. “Cases of adult thalassemic patients with Hb

13. “Madura Mycosis – presentation of two cases” - presented by Dr. Krishnendu Haldar (PGT) at IAPM
State Conference 2011 West Bengal Chapter
14. “Follicular Dendritic Cell Sarcoma of Tonsil, A Case Report”, Poster presentation at State Conference of
IAPM at BSMC, Bankura in September, 2011 –by Dr. Kaushik Dewan, 3rd year M.D. (Path) PGT
L.Name of the person attending any International Conference
Prof. Dr. Swapan Kumar Sinha HOD, attended Scientific Medical Conference at Hobart, Tasmania,
Australia on 01/10/2011
M.Name of the person attending any National Conference
National Conference IAPM (APCON 2011) held in November 2011 in Patiala attended by :-
1. Prof. Dr. Swapan Sinha (HOD)
2. Dr. Anindya Adhikari (PGT)
3. Dr. Madhumita Mondal (PGT)
4. Dr. Parul Jain (PGT)
5. Dr. Soumit Mondal (PGT)
6. Dr. Rana Pratap Ojha (PGT)
National Conference in Haematology (HAEMATOCON 2011) held in Chandigarh in November 2011
and attended by:-
1. Prof. Dr. Swapan Sinha (HOD)
2. Dr. Karuna (PGT)
3. Dr. Koyel Mondal (PGT)
4. Dr. Simanti Sinha (PGT)
Workshop on “Morphometry and Image Analysis” at AIIMS, New Delhi
Dr. Santosh Kumar Mondal, (Assoc. Professor)
CME on Dermatopathology in New Delhi.
Dr. Nirmal Kumar Bhattacharyya (Assoc. Professor)
N. Name of the person attending any Regional Conference
State Conference of IAPM, West Bengal Chapter, and Dr. R. N. Ghosh Memorial CME, held in Bankura
in September 2011 and attended by:-
1. Dr. Tapan Kumar Dutta, Asso Professor 2. Dr. Pranab Kumar Biswas, Asso Professor
3. Dr. Santosh Kumar Mondal, Asso Professor 4. Dr. Dipanwita Nag, Asso Professor
5. Dr. Palash Kumar Mandal, Assist Professor 6. Dr. Manish Osta, Demonstrator
7. Dr. Kaushik Dewan (PGT) 8. Dr. Rama Das (PGT)
9. Dr. Saptarshi Dutta Ray (PGT) 10. Dr. Ayandip Nandi (PGT)
11. Dr. Krishnendu Halder (PGT) 12. Dr. Anindya Adhikari (PGT)
13. Dr. Parul Jain (PGT) 14. Dr. Madhumita Mondal (PGT)
Radio Therapy
a. Installation of CT Simulator machine
b. Centenary celebration of the department of radiotherapy
Academic activities

A. Number of seminars held : 84
B. 11 CME program held in our department
C. Number and name of workshop:
1. Certificate Course on palliative care organized by Indian Association of Palliative Care January 10-12, 12
2. Determination of Modular transfer function of CT Simulation Machine of Department of radiotherapy as
a partial fulfillment of Post MSc. Medical Physics course of Jadavpur University Nov 2011
D. Number and name of research completed in the department :
Sl. Title Participants
1. A comparative study of three different dose fractionations Dr.Premnath Dutta.
schedule of thoracic radiotherapy for pain palliative &objective
tumour response in advanced case of Ca Lung
2. A prospective study comparing induction chemotherapy with low Dr.Sumitava De.
dose fractionated radiation followed by conventional RT versus
CC CT in locally advanced H&N Ca.
3. Role of GCF to reduce mucositis in EBRT treated Head Neck Ca Dr. Deban Banerjee
4. Quality of life in Post EBRT patients of Locally advanced Ca
cervix
5. A prospective study comparing impact of different fractionation
sizes of radiation therapy in Early stage Ca Larynx
E. Number and name of research going in the department :
Dr. Antara Mahata, Dr.
S.K.Sarkar., Dr. N.B. Patra
Dr.Arnab Adhikary,Dr.
S.K.Sarkar., Dr. N.B. Patra,Dr.
Amitava Manna
Sl Title
A prospective clinical study on the benefit of adding chemotherapy
1. to brachytherapy in patients with incomplete response to EBRT in
locally advanced cervical cancer
Evaluation of the impact of Neo-adj CT in addition to concurrent
2.
CT in locally advanced Ca Cervix.
A prospective study comparing conv. EBRT with Brachytherapy
3. &EBRT interdigitated with BT in treatment of locally advanced
cervical cancer.
A prospective study comparing induction CT followed by Conv.
4. Concurrent CCRTversus conventional CCRT in locally advanced
H&N Ca.
A Retrospective Study of correlation between Reported dose
5. volumes of bladder and rectum and sigmoid colon with clinical
outcome in HDR Brachytherapy of Ca cervix
Post MRM adjuvant Radiation Therapy in Breast Ca: A
6. prospective Study comparing two hypo fractionation protocols
with conventional fractionation protocols.
A prospective study comparing CCRT with Gemcitabine plus
7. Cisplatin Versus CCRT with Cisplatin alone in Locally advanced
ca cervix
Evaluation Of cardio toxicity and pulmonary toxicity and quality
8. of life in breast cancer patients undergoing treatment with
Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy
Prospective RCT of response and toxicity of CCRT with weekly
9.
Cisplatin versus Paclitaxel In locally advanced ca cervix
Prospective RCT to compare treatment result and toxicities of
10. different fractionation schedules of radiation Therapy in locally
advanced Head Neck Ca
Participants
Dr Anindya Mukherjee, Dr. Niladri
B. Patra, Dr. Shyamal K. Sarkar
Dr. Md Azam,Dr. Aramita saha,Dr.
S.Chatterjee, Prof P.K.Sur
Dr.Debasis Chatterjee.
Dr. Dipanjan Majumder, Dr.
D.Mitra,
Dr. Kazi S Manir, Dr. Niladri B.
Patra, Dr. Shyamal K. Sarkar, Dr.
Amitava Manna
Dr. Kallol Bhadra, Dr. Niladri B.
Patra, Dr. Shyamal K. Sarkar, Dr.
Amitava Manna
Dr. Niladri B. Patra, Dr. Shyamal
K. Sarkar, Dr. Amitava Manna
Dr. Aramita saha,Dr. S.Chatterjee,
Prof P.K.Sur
Dr. Pabitra Das, Dr.D.Mitra,
Dr.K.Choudhury
Dr. S.K.Kundu, Dr. Pabitra
Das,Dr.D.Mitra,Dr.K.choudhury

A Prospective comparative study comparing the efficacy of
standard concurrent chemoradiation versus standard concurrent
11.
chemoradiation along with gefitinib in locally advanced squamous
cell carcinoma of head & neck
A Prospective comparative study between accelerated fractionated
radiotherapy with concurrent cisplatin versus conventional
12.
fractionated radiotherapy with concurrent cisplatin in locally
advanced squamous cell carcinoma of head and neck
Prospective randomized study to evaluate the role of sulfasalazine
13. in prevention of acute gastrointestinal toxicity in pelvic
radiotherapy
Extranodal non-hodgkin lymphoma: a retrospective analysis of 5
14. year clinical experience.
Prospective RCT of Rituximab with CHOP therapy in CD 20 Prof S.K.Sarkar, Dr.A Manna,
15.
positive NHL
Dr.Kazi S Manir
F. Paper published in indexed journal: 4
G. Paper presented in state conference: 5
H. Name of the person attending any international conference :
1. ESMO update 2011 held in Kolkata April 2011 Person attended (13)
I. Name of the person attending any national conference : 20
AROICON 2011 at Jaipur:
Prof .P.K.Sur (as orator in P.K.Halder Memorial oration)
Other participants:
Prof S.K.Sarkar, Prof.(Mrs.) A.D.Majumder, Dr. S.Pal, Dr.D.Mitra, Dr.N.B.Patra, Dr.S.Chatterjee,
Dr.S.S.Adhikary, Dr.D.Banerjee, Dr. A Adhikary, Dr. K. Bhadra, Dr.Kazi SManir, Dr.Biswamit
Bhattacharya, Dr. A.Saha, Dr.Dipanjan Majumder, Prof S.K.Sarkar, Dr. S.Pal, Dr.S.Chatterjee, Dr. K.
Bhadra, Dr. A.Saha
TASC 2011 (Thalassaemia approaching a comprehensive strategy) held at NRS Medical College, Kolkata,
attended by Dr. Palash Kumar Mandal, Asstt. Professor.
Departmental News
Oncopathology
A. Significant performance of the department in 2011:-
Immuno histochemistry staining for solid tumours has been expanded for many diagnostic markers (round
cell tumour panel, spindle cell tumour panel, lymphoma panel, neuro endocrine markers, meso thelioma
markers) and being done by our department successfully. This is for the first time in Government medical
College for patient’s diagnostic purpose. I am glad that this is the only and pioneer department in Eastern
India which is doing Immunohistochemistry not only for research and academic thesis work but also for
patient care service inspite of very limited infrastructure.
B. Significant improvement of the department in 2011 :-
Dr.B.Bhattacharya, Dr.S. S
Adhikary, Dr.S.Pal
Dr. Joydeep Basu,
Dr.B.Bhattacharya, Dr.S. S
Adhikary, Dr.S.Pal
Dr. Joydeep Basu,
Dr.B.Bhattacharya, Dr.S. S
Adhikary, Dr.S.Pal
Dr. Joydeep Basu,
Dr.B.Bhattacharya, Dr.S. S
Adhikary, Dr.S.Pal
There is sharp rise in number of tests performed by this department as compared to the year 2010. In
last year (2010) total number of cases were 4886 and in 2011 it has reached 9534, which is almost
double.

No. Test Name No. Of Tests
(2010)
No. Of Tests
(2011)
1. Complete Haemogram 3864 7267
2. Slide Review Report 441 629
3. Fluid Cytology 171 1056
4. FNAC including guided FNAC 107 107
5. Bone Marrow Aspiration 246 416
6. Immunohistochemistry 57 59
Total 4886 9534
Academic activities
A. Number of Seminar held: 05
B. No. and names of research going on in the department: 03
1. Dr. Sharmistha Debnath, Assistant Prof., Laboratory Oncology acting as co-guide in M.S Gynaecology
& Obstetrics thesis under Chief guide Dr. Anuradha Phadikar, titled “ Study of association of ER & PR
receptors with FIGO surgical staging of endometrial carcinoma”
2. Dr. Sharmistha Debnath, Assistant Prof., Laboratory Oncology acting as co-guide in M.D Pathology
thesis under Chief guide Dr. Santosh Kumar Mondal titled “ Role of WT 1, bcl-2, MIB 1 and HER 2
NEU as diagnostic and prognostic immune markers in ovarian serous and endometrioid carcinoma”
3. Dr. Sharmistha Debnath, Assistant Prof., Laboratory Oncology acting as co-guide in M.D Pathology
thesis under Chief guide Dr. Dipanwita Nag, titled “ Analysis of cell block preparation versus smear
examination in body fluids and immunohistochemistry to distinguish reactive mesothelial cells from
malignant mesothelial cells and adeno carcinoma cells”
C. Paper published in international & indexed journal in 2011 :
1. Dr. Sharmistha Debnath as coauthor in “ Comparative efficacy of imprint and squash cytology in
diagnosing lesions of central nervous system. Asian Pacific journal of cancer prevention. Vol.12, p- 1-4.
2011.
2. Dr. Sharmistha Debnath as coauthor in “ Primary squamous cell carcinoma of breast with ipsilateral
axillary lymph node metastasis: an unusual case. International journal of surgery case reports. 2011.
Vol.2. p- 194-197.
D. International Conference attended:
1. Dr. Sharmistha Debnath, Assistant Prof. and Head, Department of Laboratory Oncology, Medical
College Kolkata attended XVI Indo US International CME in surgical and molecular pathology,
Cytology and Haematology at Allahabad in Feb 2011.
E. Paper presented in International Conference :
Dr. Tuhin Paul, RMO cum Clinical Tutor, Department of Laboratory Oncology, Medical College

Kolkata presented a poster in HAEMATOCON 2011 (ISHTM PGI 11); The Annual International
conference of the Indian society of Haematology and Transfusion medicine.
Death in MCH, Kol, in 2011
No Cause ICD-10 Cases
1 CVA I 62 237
2 Cardiogenic Shock I 46 152
3 Septicemia A 40 129
4 Multi Organ Failure B 20 97
5 C O P D J 44 95
6 I.C.H. I 20 91
7 AMI I 21 86
8 Shock R57 86
9 Meningitis A39 82
10 Head Injury S 06 64
Sanctioned Personnel in MC, Kolkata
Infant Mortality
No Cause ICD-10 Cases
1 Sepsis A 41 97
2 Cardiac Arrest I 46 45
3 Birth Asphyxia P 10 40
4 Hypoxic Encephalopathy P 11 18
5 Shock R 57 16
6 Meningitis G 00 14
7 Low Birth Weight P 07 11
8 Aspiration P 24 8
9 Ischemic Cardiomyopathy Q 24 6
10 Pneumonia J 18 6
Sanctioned Personnel in MCH, Kolkata
Post
Sanctioned
Post
Sanctioned
1 Teacher 438
2 Medical Technologist 52
3 UDC 33
4 LDC 33
5 Other Group C 94
6 GDA 163
7 Sweeper 42
8 Dom 31
9 Cleaner 4
Total 890
1 WBPHAS 4
2 Doctors 163
3 Assistant Superintendent 7
4 Dietician 2
5 Staff Nurse Gr II 654
6 Medical Technologist 103
7 Total Group B 1104
8 UDC 52
9 LDC 32
10 Total Group C 106
11 GDA 1062
12 Sweeper 532
Total 3821

O R D E R
As resolved in the College Council meeting held on 20.05.2009 different committees of this institution have been reconstituted as follows:
Committees of Medical College & Hospital, Kolkata
Name of the Committee Chairman Convener Members
Purchase Committee
Medical Education Committee
Post Graduate Committee
Principal, Medical College,
Kolkata
Principal, Medical College,
Kolkata
Principal, Medical College,
Kolkata
Medical Superintendent cum
Vice-Principal, Medical
College & Hospital, Kolkata
Dr. Dipanjan Bandyopadhyay,
Associate Professor,
Department of General
Medicine
H O D,f Biochemistry.
Head of the Department of Biochemistry, Pathology,
Microbiology, Surgery, Gynae & Obst, General Medicine,
Orthopaedics.
Deputy Superintendent, MCH, Kol.
College Secretary, Hospital Secretary. College Accounts Officer &
Hospital Accounts Officer.
Dean of Students’ Affairs, M.C., Kol. MSVP, MCH, Kol. HOD,
ENT. HOD, Com. Med. HOD. Genl. Med., HOD. Biochem.
Dr. Kashi Nath Das. Prof., Genl. Surg.
Dr. Sebanti Goswami, Asst. Prof., G & O.
Dr. Dipankar Roy, R.M.O., Surg. Gastro.
MSVP, MCH, Kol. Dean of Students’ Affairs, M.C., Kol.
HOD General Surgery, General Medicine, Gynae & Obs.,
Anatomy, ENT, F.S.M, Community Medicine, Orthopedics,
Pediatric Medicine, Anesthesiology, Chest Medicine, Pathology,
Radiotherapy,Dermatology, CTVS, Medical College, Kolkata.
Director of IHTM, Medical College, Kolkata.
Medical Records Committee
Medical Superintendent cum
Vice-Principal, Medical
College & Hospital, Kolkata
Registrar, Medical Records
Department, Medical College &
Hospital, Kolkata.
Head of the Department of General
Medicine, General Surgery, Gynae & Obst.,
Community Medicine, Orthopaedics,
Paediatric Medicine, Chest Medicine, M.C. Kol.
Transfusion Committee
Medical Superintendent cum
Vice-Principal, Medical
College & Hospital, Kolkata
Director, Regional Blood
Transfusion Centre. Medical
College & Hospital, Kolkata
Director of IHTM, Medical College, Kolkata.
Head of the Department of General
Medicine, General Surgery, Gynae & Obst.,
Orthopaedics, Paediatric Medicine,
Pathology, Microbiology, Medical College, Kol.
Committee against Sexual
Harassment
Professor Sikha Dutta, Head,
Department of Pharmacology,
Medical College, Kolkata.
Dr. Sebanti Goswami,
Assistant Professor,
Department of Gynae & Obst.
Dean of Students’ Affairs, M.C., Kol, HOD. Physiology.
Dr. Mamata Guha Mallick, Prof., Pathology.
Dr. Kaberi Basu, Asso. Prof., Paed. Med.
Nursing Superintendent, MCH, Kol.
Smt. Susmita Nag, Asst. Super, MCH, Kol.
Smt. Tapati Biswas Chowdhury, UDC, M.C.
Anti Ragging Committee
Dean of Students’ Affairs,
Medical College, Kolkata.
Professor Indranil Chakraborty,
Head, Department of
Biochemistry.
HOD, Anatomy., HOD.Gen.Surg., HOD, Paed. Med., HOD, Com.
Med., HOD. CTVS., HOD, Pharmacology., HOD, Psychiatry.
Deputy Superintendent, MCH, Kol.
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Hostel Committee
Library Committee
Dean of Students’ Affairs,
Medical College, Kolkata.
Principal, Medical College,
Kolkata .
Superintendent of Main Boys
Hostel
Dr. Ramtanu
Bandhyopadhyay,
Assistant Professor,
Department of General
Medicine.
HOD, Genl. Surg., HOD, CTVS. HOD, Paed. Med., HOD, Surg.
Gastro.,HOD, Physiology.
Prof. Sikha Dutta, HOD, Pharmacology. HOD, Com. Med.
Dr.Dipanjan Bandyopadhyay, Asso.Prof., Med.
Dr. Suhrita Pal, Asso. Prof., Pharmacology.
Dr. Ramtanu Banerjee, Asst. Prof., Genl. Med
Dr. Debesh Roy, Asst. Prof., Biochemistry.
Deputy Superintendent, MCH, Kol.
Dr. Kuntal Biswas, Registrar, MCH, Kol.
Superintendent of Swarnamoyee Ladies Hostel, Dr. Norman Bethune
Hostel, Dr. B. C. Roy Annexe Hostel, Chammery Hostel, Giribabu
Lane Hostel. General Secretary, Students’ Union, M.C..
Dean of Students Affairs, M.C., Kol. MSVP, MCH, Kol.,
HOD.Gen.Surg., HOD, CTVS., HOD.Sur.Gasto.
Dr. Nandita Basu, Prof., Pathology.
Dr. Sima Mukherjee, Prof., Gynae & Obst.
Dr. Provabati Banerjee, Prof., Paed. Med.
Dr. Dipanjan Bandyopadhyay, Asso.Prof., Med.
Dr. Jayanta Dey, Asso. Prof., Biochemistry.
Dr. Debashis Pramanik, Asso. Prof., Physiolo.
Dr. Ramdip Roy, Asst. Prof., Genl. Surg.
Dr. Sharmila Mallick, Asst. Prof., Com. Med, Secretary, Medical
College Accounts Officer, Medical College. Librarian-In-Charge,
Central Library, M.C.,Kol.General Secretary, Students’ Union, M.C.,
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Sanctioned Strength Staff Strength in Medical College & Hospitals, Kolkata
Post
Sanctioned
1 Doctors 163
2 Assistant Superintendent 7
3 Staff Nurse Gr II 654
4 Medical Technologist 103
5 Total Group B 1104
6 UDC 52
7 LDC 32
8 Total Group C 106
9 GDA 1062
10 Sweeper 532
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After Noon Pay Clinic in Medical Collage & Hospital Kolkata 5.4.2011
Department Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
General Medicine Dr. Dipanjan.
Bandopahyaya
Dr Amit K Banerjee Dr Sanjoy Bhattacharya Dr Satyabrata Ganguly. Dr Manjari Saha
Physical Medicine Dr B.K Chowdhury Dr B.K Chowdhury
Neurology Dr Debasis Basu
General Surgery Dr Nirjhar Bhattacharya Dr Santanu Sen Dr Utpal Dey Dr Monoranjan Kar Dr P K Sorkar
Surg. Gastro Enterology Dr Gautam Chatterjee
Cardiology Dr Sourya Mukherjee
Dermatology Dr R.C.Gharami Dr. Pijus K Dutta
ENT Dr S.P. Bera Dr Subrata Mukherjee Dr A.K. Saha Dr P. K. Mondal
Orthopedics Dr Mukul K. Bhattacherjee Dr Rana Das Dr Dilip.K. Pal Dr Rana Das Dr M.M. Roy
Radiotherapy Dr S S Adhikary/
Dr Santanu Pal
Dr S.K. Sarkar/
Dr N B Patra
Dr Kakali Chowdhury/
Dr D Mitra
Dr S. Chatterjee/
Dr A Manna
Dr Anjali Majumdar/
Dr S Dutta
G&O Dr P.S.Chakrabarty/
Dr Sebanti Goswami
Dr Sudhir Adhikary/
Dr D.P. Saha
Dr A.K. Sil/
Dr Rekha Dutta
Dr Mandira Dasgupta Dr Sudip. Saha
Neurology Surgery Dr K.S.Chaakraborty Dr S.Chatterjee
Rheumatology Dr R N Sorcar
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Department Of Health & Family Welfare
Government of West Bengal
Medical College & Hospital, Kolkata
[ 88, College Street ]
OPD Wise Doctor List
Print Date :
5-Jan-2012
DEPARTMENT MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
.
1. NEUROLOGY OPD Dr. P. SENGUPTA (Asso.Prof.) Dr. P. SENGUPTA (Asso.Prof.)
10. GENERAL SURGERY Prof.K.N.Das/Dr.S.S.Bhoj/
OPD
Dr.K.Maity [UNIT I (General
Surgery) ]
11. CARDIOLOGY OPD DR. SANTANU GUHA [UNIT I
(Cardiology) ]
Dr.TKChoudhury/Drs.URay/SSRayc
houdhury/SChatterjee [UNIT II
(General Surgery) ]
DR. RABINDRA BHATTACHARYA
[UNIT II (Cardiology) ]
Prof.M.Mukherjee/Dr.M.Kar/Dr.H.P
.Mondal [UNIT III (General
Surgery) ]
DR. SOURA MOOKERJEE [UNIT II
(Cardiology) ]
DR.R.N.ROY/DR.U.DE/DR.S.SEN/D
R.D.K.DAS [UNIT IV (General
Surgery) ]
DR. SANTANU GUHA [UNIT I
(Cardiology) ]
Prof.A.RAHED/DR.S.SINH/DR.R.RA DR.M.K.DAS/DR.D.GAUTAM/DR.H.
Y [UNIT V (General Surgery) ] RAY [UNIT VI (General Surgery) ]
DR. RABINDRA BHATTACHARYA
[UNIT II (Cardiology) ]
DR. SOURA MOOKERJEE [UNIT II
(Cardiology) ]
12. DENTAL OPD DR. T.K. SWARNAKAR Prof.(DR.) P.K. PAL DR. T.K. SWARNAKAR DR. PRAKESH CH. ROY DR. T.K. SWARNAKAR Prof.(DR.) P.K. PAL
Prof. GOUTAM DAS Prof. GOUTAM DAS Prof. GOUTAM DAS
13. SKIN OPD Unit2(DR.J.N.BRBHUIYA /
R.C.GHARAMI \ N.K.BISWAS)
Unit1(DR.P.K.DUTTA/
S.CHOWDHURY/ N.K.DAS)
Unit2(DR.J.N.BRBHUIYA /
R.C.GHARAMI \ N.K.BISWAS)
Unit1(DR.P.K.DUTTA/
S.CHOWDHURY/ N.K.DAS)
Unit2(DR.J.N.BRBHUIYA /
R.C.GHARAMI \ N.K.BISWAS)
14. PSYCHIATRIC OPD PROF. DILIP KR.MANDAL DR. PRATHAMA GUHA PROF. DILIP KR.MANDAL DR. PRASANTA KUMAR DAS DR. PRATHAMA GUHA DR. PRASANTA KUMAR DAS
15. GYNAE OPD PROF. P.S. Chakraborty / DR. P.
DAM [UNIT A1 (GYNAECOLOGIST)
]
16. GENERAL
MEDICINE OPD
Prof. B. K.DEY/Dr. S. K. PAL/DR.
S. BHATTACHARYA [UNIT I
(General Medicine) ]
PROF.A.K.SIL/DR.B.BISWAS/DR.J.
K.SAHA/DR.M.DUTTA [UNIT B1
(GYNAECOLOGIST) ]
Prof. RATHINDRANATH SARKAR/
DR. PARTHA SARKAR [UNIT II
(General Medicine) ]
PROF.T.K.LAHIRI/DR.R.DUTTA/DR
.T.S.BAG/DR.D.P.SAHA [UNIT C1
(GYNAECOLOGIST) ]
PROF. SOVAN BISWAS/DR.
P.K.SINHA/DR. A.CHAKRABORTY
[UNIT III (General Medicine) ]
17. SPECIAL CLINIC
OPD
18. ENT OPD PROF. S.P.BERA [UNIT I (E.N.T) ] DR. SUBRATA MUKHERJEE [UNIT DR. INDRANATH KUNDU [UNIT II
II (E.N.T) ]
(E.N.T) ]
DR. P.K. MONDAL [UNIT I (E.N.T)
]
19. ORTHOPAEDIC
OPD
DR. MUKUL BHATTACHARJEE/DR.
PANKAJ ROY [UNIT III
(Orthopedic) ]
Prof.DR. M.M. RAY/DR.RANA DAS
[UNIT I (Orthopedic) ]
PROF. D.K.PAL/DR. J.
MONDAL/DR.C. NATH [UNIT II
(Orthopedic) ]
PROF.S.K.SAHA/DR.A.PHADIKAR/
DR.M.DASGUPTA [UNIT A2
(GYNAECOLOGIST) ]
Prof. A .K. BANERJEE/DR.D.
BANERJE/DR.R.BANERJEE [UNIT
IV (General Medicine) ]
PROF. S.P.BERA [UNIT I (E.N.T) ]
DR. P.K. MONDAL [UNIT I (E.N.T)
]
DR. MUKUL BHATTACHARJEE/DR.
PANKAJ ROY [UNIT III
(Orthopedic) ]
DR. MALAY KUMAR GHOSHAL
PROF.P.MUKHERJEE/DR.A.BHUNIY
A/DR.S.GOSWMI [UNIT B2
(GYNAECOLOGIST) ]
PROF. A.B.BISWAS/ DR.
S.PAIN/DR. B.GHOSH [UNIT V
(General Medicine) ]
DR. SUBRATA MUKHERJEE [UNIT
II (E.N.T) ]
Prof.DR. M.M. RAY/DR.RANA DAS
[UNIT I (Orthopedic) ]
PROF.S.MUKHOPADHYAY/DR.T.K.
NASKAR/DR.S.CHAKRABORTY
[UNIT C2 (GYNAECOLOGIST) ]
PROF. SANJOY
KR.CHATTERJEE/DR.BIDYUT
KR.DAS [UNIT VI (General
Medicine) ]
DR. INDRANATH KUNDU [UNIT II
(E.N.T) ]
PROF. D.K.PAL/DR. J.
MONDAL/DR.C. NATH [UNIT II
(Orthopedic) ]
2. NEUROSURGERY
OPD
DR. SUDIPTA CHATTERJEE
DR. KANCHAN SARKAR
CHKRABORTY
20. PHYSICAL
MEDICINE OPD
DR. B. K. CHOUDHURY/
Prof.D.K.Majillya
DR. B. K. CHOUDHURY/
Prof.D.K.Majillya
DR. B. K. CHOUDHURY/
Prof.D.K.Majillya
DR. B. K. CHOUDHURY/
Prof.D.K.Majillya
21. CHEST OPD DR. S.K.DEY [UNIT I (Chest DR. P.P.ROY [UNIT II (Chest DR. A. SARKAR
DR. S.K.DEY [UNIT I (Chest DR. P.P.ROY [UNIT II (Chest DR. A. SARKAR
Medicine) ]
Medicine) ]
Medicine) ]
Medicine) ]
22. PAEDIATRIC
MEDICINEOPD
Prof. SUKANTA CHATTERJEE
[UNIT A (Paediatric Medicine) ]
PROF. PRAVABATI BANERJEE
[UNIT B1 (Paediatric Medicine) ]
PROF.SWAPNA CHAKRABORTY
[UNIT B (Paediatric Medicine) ]
DR. KABERI BASU [UNIT A2
(Paediatric Medicine) ]
Asst.Prof. MALAY KUMAR SINHA
[UNIT A2 (Paediatric Medicine) ]
DR.S.Bhattacharyya (1st
&3th)DR.M.K.Sinha(2nd&4th)
[UNIT B2 (Paediatric Medicine) ]
23. PAEDIATRIC DR. S.K.DAS DR. D. GHOSH DR. S.K.DAS DR. D. GHOSH DR. D. GHOSH DR. S.K.DAS
SURGERY OPD
24. RADIOTHERAPY PROF. SHYAMAL SARKER [UNIT IC DR. SAJAL GHOSH [UNIT IA DR. SWAPAN SIKDAR [UNIT IIA PROF. ABHIJIT BASU [UNIT IB PROF. PRABIR KUMAR SUR [UNIT DR. SAJAL GHOSH [UNIT IA
OPD
(RADIOTHERAPY) ]
(Radiotheraphy) ]
(Radiotheraphy) ]
(Radiotheraphy) ]
IC (RADIOTHERAPY) ]
(Radiotheraphy) ]
PROF. ABHIJIT BASU [UNIT IB
(Radiotheraphy) ]
PROF. SHYAMAL SARKER [UNIT IC
(RADIOTHERAPY) ]
DR. SWAPAN SIKDAR [UNIT IIA
(Radiotheraphy) ]
DR. ALOKE GHOSH DOSTIDER
[UNIT IIC (Radiotheraphy) ]
PROF. PRABIR KUMAR SUR [UNIT
IC (RADIOTHERAPY) ]
DR. CHANDAN DASGUPTA
(ASST.PROF.)
25. STD Unit2(DR.J.N.BRBHUIYA /
R.C.GHARAMI \ N.K.BISWAS)
Unit1(DR.P.K.DUTTA/
S.CHOWDHURY/ N.K.DAS)
Unit2(DR.J.N.BRBHUIYA /
R.C.GHARAMI \ N.K.BISWAS)
26. UROLOGY OPD PROF. DHANANJAY KUMAR
27. WELL BABY CLINIC DR. Kuntal Biswas DR. Kuntal Biswas DR. Kuntal Biswas
DR. MALAY SINHA DR. JAYANTA GHOSH DR. MALAY SINHA
Unit1(DR.P.K.DUTTA/
S.CHOWDHURY/ N.K.DAS)
Unit2(DR.J.N.BRBHUIYA /
R.C.GHARAMI \ N.K.BISWAS)
28.APEX
Dr. SUBHASISH BHATTACHARYYA
[UNIT B2 (Paediatric Medicine) ]
Dr. DIPANJAN BANDOPADHAYAY
[UNIT III (Chest Medicine) ]
Dr. SANTASIL PAIN(Asso. Prof.) DR. SANJOY BHATTACHARYA Dr. SUBHASISH BHATTACHARYYA
[UNIT B2 (Paediatric Medicine) ]
29.S.T.D.T.C
DR. SHYAMAL MUKHERJEE DR. SHYAMAL MUKHERJEE DR. SHYAMAL MUKHERJEE DR. SHYAMAL MUKHERJEE DR. SHYAMAL MUKHERJEE DR. SHYAMAL MUKHERJEE
3. HAEMATOLOGY OPD DR. U. CHAUDHURI / DR. P.
CHAKRABARTI [UNIT I
(Haematology) ]
30.MEDICAL
GASTROENTEROLOGY
DR.S.S.ROY (ASST.
PROF)/DR.P.CHAKRABORTY(ASST.
PROF
PROF. P.K.BANERJEE/
DR.K.D.BISWAS[AsstProf]
31. RHEUMATOLOGY DR. R.N.
SARKAR/DR.A.K.BANERJEE/DR.P.S
ARKAR
32. LIVER CLINIC OPD PROF.(dr.) B.K.DEY
33. ADOLESCENT
HEALTH CLINIC
34. ANAESTHESIA PROF. RITA SARKAR/ DR. J.
RUDRA
35. THALASSAEMIA DR. PRANTAR CHAKRABARTI
CLINIC
[UNIT II (Haematology) ]
Prof. SUKANTA CHATTERJEE
[UNIT A (Paediatric Medicine) ]
PROF. RITA SARKAR/ DR. J.
RUDRA
PROF. RITA SARKAR/ DR. J.
RUDRA
Prof. SUKANTA CHATTERJEE
[UNIT A (Paediatric Medicine) ]
PROF. RITA SARKAR/ DR. J.
RUDRA
Prof. SUKANTA CHATTERJEE
[UNIT A (Paediatric Medicine) ]
PROF. RITA SARKAR/ DR. J.
RUDRA
Prof. SUKANTA CHATTERJEE
[UNIT A (Paediatric Medicine) ]
PROF. RITA SARKAR/ DR. J.
RUDRA
36. LEUKEMIA CLINIC PROF. U.
CHAUDHURY/ASST.PROF.S.S.ROY
37. OBS PROF. P.S. Chakraborty / DR. P.
DAM [UNIT A1 (GYNAECOLOGIST)
]
39.ONCOLOGY WING
PROF.A.K.SIL/DR.B.BISWAS/DR.J.
K.SAHA/DR.M.DUTTA [UNIT B1
(GYNAECOLOGIST) ]
Unit(Surgery Allied Oncology
Clinic)
PROF.T.K.LAHIRI/DR.R.DUTTA/DR
.T.S.BAG/DR.D.P.SAHA [UNIT C1
(GYNAECOLOGIST) ]
PROF.S.K.SAHA/DR.A.PHADIKAR/
DR.M.DASGUPTA [UNIT A2
(GYNAECOLOGIST) ]
Unit(Gynaecology Oncology Clinic)
PROF.P.MUKHERJEE/DR.A.BHUNIY
A/DR.S.GOSWMI [UNIT B2
(GYNAECOLOGIST) ]
Unit(Medicine Allied Oncology
Clinic)
PROF.S.MUKHOPADHYAY/DR.T.K.
NASKAR/DR.S.CHAKRABORTY
[UNIT C2 (GYNAECOLOGIST) ]
4. CARDIO THORACIC
DR. M. S. PAL DR. S. MUKHERJEE[Asst.Prof] DR. ASHIS MANDAL DR. S. CHAKRABORTY
OPD
40. OUT SIDE DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR.
5. ENDOCRINE OPD Dr.P.RayChaudhuri(1st,3rd,5th)/Dr
.A.K.Basu 2nd,4th
6. DIABETIC OPD DR. A.K.BASU
7. PLASTIC SURGERY Prof.(Dr.) SANDIPAN GUPTA DR. VIKRAM SINGH RATHORE Prof.(Dr.) SANDIPAN GUPTA DR. G.GUHA
OPD
8. UROSURGERY OPD
9. SURG. GASTERO.
OPD
PROF. GOUTAM CHATTERJEE
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