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The Ganga Ram Institute for Postgraduate Medical

Education and Research (GRIPMER)

Academic Programme

January–June 2013

Sir Ganga Ram Hospital

New Delhi

Clinical Microbiology and Immunology 17

Critical Care and Emergency Medicine 20

Dharma Vira Heart Centre (Cardiology) 22

Nuclear Medicine and Bone Densitometry 74

Obstetrics and Gynaecology 76

Ophthalmology 84

Orthopaedics 87

Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) 89

Pathology 94

Peripheral and Endovascular Surgery 97

Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery 99

Psychiatry 105

Pulmonology (Chest Medicine) 106

Radiodiagnosis 107

Renal Transplant Surgery 110

Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology 112

Surgical Gastroenterology and Liver Transplant Unit 113 Thoracic Surgery 119

Urology 120

It is a matter of great pleasure that the Department of Academics, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital under the aegis of The Ganga Ram Institute for Postgraduate Medical Education & Research (GRIPMER) is bringing out the Academic Programme booklet for January 2013 to June 2013

It gives me immense satisfaction to see the phenomenal growth of teaching activities in this hospital This booklet provides comprehensive information about the day-to-day academic activities of all the

departments in the hospital It has been found to be extremely useful and widely acclaimed by all concerned with the academic activities at this institution of repute

I hope that all postgraduates will be real beneficiaries and will be able to use their learning for better patient care

I congratulate the faculty and the staff of the Department of Academics

of the hospital for doing an excellent job

Wishing you a Very Happy and Prosperous New Year 2013

Dr D.S RANA

Chairman

Board of Management

Compiled and produced by byword editorial consultants

Printed at indraprastha press (cbt)

It is a matter of great honour for me to write a preface for the Academic Programme booklet of January 2013 to May 2013

This booklet contains various teaching activities of the departments and reflects the commitment of every department to teaching and training The Academic Committee takes meticulous care while planning this programme Their efforts are focused not only on the basic training but also towards training the DNB students on how to become good clinicians and apply their knowledge to research

The Academic Committee and faculty of our hospital deserve

Advisor: Dr K.C Mahajan

Chairperson: dr anupaM sachdeva

The DNB programme was started at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in 1984 in five disciplines

In 1996 an Academic Committee was constituted under the chairmanship of

Dr K.C Mahajan, ably assisted by Dr P.S Gupta and Dr S Nundy

The Academic Committee was given the status of a Department of Academics

in the year 2002 Today we cater DNB courses in 30 disciplines including

13 superspecialities and post-doctoral fellowships in 8 disciplines and is the largest in the country

The following are the activities of the department:

• Structuring and publishing a single comprehensive booklet every six months in January and July, which has the academic schedule of all the departments The department ensures that the DNB curriculum is strictly adhered to along with periodic meetings with the DNB students of each department so that an adequate feedback is available

• Arranging faculty lectures by outstanding people from India and abroad

in their areas of expertise These have a dual advantage as the hospital

is exposed to the visiting faculty and the consultants and residents upgrade their knowledge

• Encouraging CME activities which are recognized for accreditation by the Delhi Medical Council The department also encourages the holding

of seminars, workshops, panel discussions and journal clubs

The Department of Academics has a Medical Illustration Unit, headed by Mr Sansar Thakur, which offers the following services:

• Providing secretarial assistance to students and faculty for the

preparation of slides and processing data for publication

• Accessing the internet to make available material required to write papers

• Providing the latest LCD/ DLP projection facilities

• Making available a 24-hour internet service

• Recording of clinical combined rounds, faculty lectures, first of the month clinical meetings, seminars, symposia and public awareness lectures

• Taking digital photographs of patients in the OPD and wards

• Scanning of X-rays/ CT/ MRI and 35 mm slides

• Running a basic computer course for DNB students

• Giving live demonstrations of various procedures There is a permanent fibre-optic cable from the main Operation Theatre, Cardiac Operation

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Theatre, Endoscopic Room, Academic Room and Department of Minimal Access Surgery to the main Auditorium and Seminar Room This is manned by in-house staff

• Conducting a clinical meeting on the first of every month in which individual departments present their achievements and latest trends in their respective fields Four of these meetings in a year are in the form

of clinicopathological conferences, for which the speaker is an invited faculty member from among the best known institutions of India It is a matter of great pride that the hospital has such a large wealth of good and interesting clinical data, because of which the department has been able to regularly conduct clinicopathological conferences of high quality

• Publishing a quarterly Hospital Newsletter, which highlights the hospital’s academic and social activities, and also invites articles from consultants on subjects other than medicine

• Ensuring an environment conducive to effective learning The department has a library with a paper as well as an electronic section

• Managing the hospital website and regularly updating information regarding the hospital

Hospital Website (www.sgrh.com)

The Sir Ganga Ram Hospital website went online in November 1998.Patients and other people interested in finding information about the hospital can visit the website from the comfort of their homes, offices or cyber cafés at any time of the day or night The latest news about events in the hospital are featured on the HOME page The DNB and nursing courses, as well as job vacancies, are advertised through the website with the option of downloading the application form The results of academic courses are declared on the website, which also has the hospital’s achievements and new facilities, meetings and conferences

The section ‘About the hospital’ gives the background information,

achievements, hospital statistics and future plans of the hospital The contact details of the Board of Trustees, Board of Management and hospital

administration are also available along with important telephone numbers

First of the Month Clinical Meeting

The department conducts a clinical meeting on the first of each month where all departments in turn present their achievements and latest trends in their respective fields The following guidelines are to be followed:

• The subject should be of general interest to people of all disciplines

• Address by the Chairman, Department of Academics for 5 minutes

• Address by the Chairman, Board of Management for 5 minutes

• Ten minutes will be used for discussion

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The actual presentation should be of 40 minutes, well-rehearsed and

coordinated so that it is within the time schedule and there is no redundancy

of presentation Overhead projection should not be used

Attendance is mandatory for Junior, Associate, Senior, Visiting and Courtesy Consultants

Time: 2:30 p.m.–4:00 p.m

Venue: Auditorium, Working Women’s Hostel

01.01.13 Tuesday Minimal Access Surgery

01.02.13 Friday Gastroenterology

01.03.13 Friday Urology

01.04.13 Monday Critical Care Medicine

01.05.13 Wednesday Paediatric Surgery

Clinical Combined Rounds

Clinical combined rounds are held every Tuesday between 11:30 a.m and 12:30 p.m in the Seminar Room During each round, two departments present cases adhering, as far as possible, to the following pattern:

• The resident presents the history, examination findings, results of

investigations and clinical diagnosis using computerized projection (12 minutes)

• There is then a short general discussion (5 minutes).

Time: 11:30 a.m., Tuesday

Venue: Seminar Room

Date Medical specialty Surgical specialty

January

01.01.13 Paediatric ICU Liver Transplant Surgery08.01.13 Endocrinology Spine Surgery (Neurosurgery)15.01.13 Nephrology ENT

22.01.13 Dermatology Obstetrics and Gynaecology29.01.13 Medicine Unit–I Paediatric Surgery

05.03.13 Rheumatology Plastic Surgery

12.03.13 Sleep Medicine Urology

19.03.13 Gastroenterology General Surgery Unit–III26.03.13 Medicine Unit–II Neurosurgery

April

02.04.13 Critical Care Medicine Vascular Surgery

09.04.13 Neurology Surgical Oncology

16.04.13 Paediatric Hemato-oncology Renal Transplant Surgery23.04.13 Neonatology Spine Surgery (Orthopaedics)30.04.13 Cardiology Ophthalmology

May

07.05.13 Medical Oncology Robotic Surgery

14.05.13 Medicine Unit–III Joint Replacement Surgery21.05.13 Genetics Obstetrics and Gynaecology

(Centre for IVF)28.05.13 Clinical Haematology Thoracic Surgery

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Combined Medicosurgical Rounds

Combined medicosurgical rounds are held on every Friday between 11:30 a.m and 12:30 p.m in the Seminar Room To make these meetings more beneficial for the participants, the following guidelines are suggested:

• Two well-prepared clinical cases should be presented and these cases should be of common interest and convey a message to the participants

• The case history, physical findings and investigations should be presented

by the postgraduate or resident doctor preferably with an LCD projector

• Following the presentation, the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of the case should be discussed by the consultant-in-charge Adequate time should be provided for general discussion, and questions and answers

• A review of the literature, if necessary, may be given at the end

• When help of the consultants from investigative and other departments

is required during the presentation, they should be informed at least one day earlier so that they may come prepared

Schedule for the Combined Medicosurgical Rounds 1st Friday Dr S.P Byotra/ Dr Atul Kakar/ Dr Atul Gogia/

Dr Col S.K Chadha/ Dr V.S Bedi/ Dr Sandeep Aggarwal/

Dr Ajay Yadav

2nd Friday Dr Vijay Arora/ Dr C.S Ramachandran/ Dr Pramoj Jindal/

Dr Srikrishna Das/ Dr Shyam Aggarwal

3rd Friday Dr Vinod Malik/ Dr S.M Taha/ Dr Tarun Mittal

Alternate 3rd Friday: Dr L Duggal/ Dr Neeraj Jain/

Dr K.P Jain/ Dr Sunil Jain/ Dr Pooja Khosla/Dr Kunal Chawla

4th Friday Dr Anil Arora/ Dr M Kumar/ Dr Piyush Ranjan/

Dr Naresh Bansal/ Dr Munish K Sachdeva/ Dr Pankaj Tyagi/

Dr Praveen Sharma/ Dr Ashish Kumar/ Dr Neeraj Jain/

Dr Bobby Bhalotra

5th Friday Dr T.B.S Buxi—MRI, CT Scan

Pathology/Biochemistry/Haematology/Microbiology/ Genetics Meetings

Time: 2:15 p.m.–3:30 p.m

Venue: Seminar Room

1st Thursday Pathology and Cytology

On alternate 3rd Thursday (a) Haematology and Biochemistry

(b) Microbiology and Genetics

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In these meetings, three to four interesting cases of both clinical and academic interest are presented in detail The clinicians present the clinical data and the concerned laboratory presents its findings followed by discussion and theoretical aspects of the case including the differential diagnosis

A minimum of 75% attendance is mandatory for Junior, Associate and Senior Consultants, Residents and DNB students

Imaging Meetings

Time: 2:15 p.m.–3:30 p.m

Venue: Seminar Room

2nd Thursday Radiology 30 minutes

Ultrasound 30 minutes

4th Thursday CT and MRI/ PET/ Nuclear Medicine

Radiologists present cases of academic interest and discussions are held along with the clinician and pathologist

A minimum of 75% attendance is mandatory for Junior, Associate and Senior Consultants, Residents and DNB students

Interactive DNB student seminars (Department of Pathology and Paediatrics, Haematology, Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplant Unit)

Time: 1 p.m.–2 p.m., 1st Wednesday of the month

Venue: Seminar Room

Seminars will be presented by DNB students of the Department of Pathology and Fellows of Paediatric Haematology Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplant Unit General discussions are held between the Clinicians and Laboratory Consultants

Basic Science Lectures

Time: 8 a.m.–9 a.m., every Friday

Venue: Seminar Room

The topics of lectures are displayed on the Notice Boards as well as on the Hospital Website

A minimum of 70% attendance is mandatory for DNB students

7 ANAESTHESIOLOGY, PAIN AND PERIOP MEDICINE

Chairperson: dr jayashree sood

Teaching Coordinator: dr v.p KuMra

Time: 7 a.m.–8 a.m., every Tuesday

Venue: Operation Theatre (7th Floor, Seminar Room)

Date Topic Speaker Moderator

01.01.13 The heart as a pump, regulation Dr Sudeep Dr S Sindhu/

of circulation Dr N Dua08.01.13 Cardiovascular monitoring Dr Vijay Dr S Gupta/

Dr D Gautam15.01.13 Hypertension and IHD Dr Aaroh Dr A.K Jain/

Dr A Gera22.01.13 Shock—pathophysiology, Dr Deepti Dr P Jain/

classification, management Dr N Jain29.01.13 Advanced cardiac life support Dr Rishi Dr D Dhar/

Dr N Sethi05.02.13 Valvular heart disease and Dr Surabhi Dr B Sharma/

anaesthesia Dr S Malhotra12.02.13 Foetal circulation, changes at Dr Jasmine Dr R Sehgal/

birth, neonatal resuscitation Dr B Panday19.02.13 Congenital heart disease and Dr Shekhar Dr D Pant/

26.02.13 Paediatric anaesthesia: Principles Dr Saurav Dr A Koul/

of anaesthetic management Dr R Bhutani05.03.13 Hepatobiliary system—LFT, Dr Swati Dr V.P Kumra/

management of a case of Dr I Kaur obstructive jaundice

12.03.13 Liver transplant surgery Dr Naveen Dr S Pandey/

Dr M Kohli19.03.13 Renal system—RFT, management Dr Rohit Dr K.K Narani/

of a case with CRF Dr Abhjit Singh26.03.13 Faciomaxillary trauma Dr Sudeep Dr A Gupta/

Dr N Dua

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Date Topic Speaker Moderator

02.04.13 Colloids and crystalloids Dr Vijay Dr R Saxena/

Dr D Gautam09.04.13 Diabetes and anaesthesia Dr Aaroh Dr S Sharma/

Dr A Gera16.04.13 Phaeochromocytoma Dr Deepti Dr J Sood/

Dr N Jain23.04.13 Anaesthesia for endovascular Dr Rishi Dr N Ganguly/

neurosurgery and interventional Dr N Sethi neuroradiology

30.04.13 Management of postoperative Dr Surabhi Dr R Bhutani/

nausea and vomiting Dr S Malhotra07.05.13 Pharmacology of commonly Dr Jasmine Dr R Jain/

used analgesics and sedatives in Dr B Panday the ICU: Benzodiazepines, propofol

and opioids

14.05.13 Obesity, metabolic syndrome Dr Shekhar Dr A.K Jain/

and the surgical patient Dr M Singh21.05.13 Perioperative management of a Dr Saurav Dr K.K Narani/

patient on anticoagulants Dr A Marwaha28.05.13 ENT—tonsillectomy, laser Dr Swati Dr P Jain/

excision, laryngectomy Dr P Chaudhary 04.06.13 Anaesthetic management for Dr Rohit Dr C Sahai/

cervical spine surgery Dr I Kaur11.06.13 Perioperative thermoregulation Dr Naveen Dr A Singh/

and temperature monitoring, Dr Abhjit Singh malignant hyperthermia

18.06.13 Perioperative management of Dr Sudeep Dr A Dutta/

aortic aneurysm surgery Dr N Dua25.06.13 Anaesthetic considerations in Dr Vijay Dr V.P Kumra/

elderly patients—physiology, Dr D Gautam general principles of anaesthetic

management

Tutorials/ Classes

Time: 7:00 a.m., Thursday

Venue: 7th Floor, Operation Theatre, SSR Block

S.No Date Topic Speaker

1 03.01.13 How to interpret an ECG Cardiology Dept

2 10.01.13 Video demonstration of procedures Dr S Gupta

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S.No Date Topic Speaker

3 24.01.13 Vasopressors, vasodilators, indications, Dr S Pandey

dosages, infusion rates, etc

4 07.02.13 Anti-arrythmics Dr R Jain

5 14.02.13 Cleft lip and palate Dr A Gera

6 21.02.13 Management of haemorrhagic shock Dr P Jain

7 04.04.13 Fluid management in OT and ICU Dr S Gupta

Time: 7 a.m., Saturday (Once a month)

Venue: Seminar Room, 7th Floor, Operation Theatre, SSR Block

S.No Month Speaker

1 January Dr Sekhar Sharma

2 February Dr Deepti Dhiman

3 March Dr Sudeep Goyal

4 April Dr Naveen Bathla

Case Presentations/ Discussions

Time: 7 a.m., Thursday

Venue: Seminar Room, 7th Floor, Operation Theatre, SSR Block

S.No Month Topic Speaker Moderator

1 17.01.13 HTN Dr Rohit Dr J Sood

2 31.01.13 ACLS (demonstration ICU) Dr D Dhar Dr R Sehgal

3 28.02.13 TOF/ diaphragmatic hernia Dr Rishi Dr D Pant

4 07.03.13 Obstructive jaundice Dr Surbhi Dr S Sindhu

5 14.03.13 Portal HTN Dr Shekhar Dr S Pandey

6 21.03.13 CRF Dr Naveen Dr K.K Narani

7 28.03.13 Faciomaxillary trauma Dr Swati Dr M Singh

8 18.04.13 Phaeochromocytoma Dr Deepti Dr B Sharma

9 09.05.13 Thyroid Dr Sourav Dr V.P Kumra

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S.No Month Topic Speaker Moderator

10 16.05.13 Obesity Dr Jaismine Dr A Jain

11 23.05.13 Patient on anticoagulants Dr Vijay Dr K.K Narani

for surgery

12 30.05.13 Laryngectomy Dr Rohit Dr S Sharma

13 06.06.13 Spine surgery Dr Aaroh Dr C Sahai

14 20.06.13 Aortic aneurysm Dr Rishi Dr A Dutta

15 27.06.13 Joint replacement Dr Swati Dr R Saxena

Faculty lecture

Time: 7 a.m., Friday (Once a month)

Venue: Seminar Room, 7th Floor, Operation Theatre, SSR Block

Chairperson: dr l.M srivastava

Journal Club/Research Seminar

Time: 2 p.m.–3 p.m., 4th Tuesday of the month

Venue: Department

Speakers: Faculty of the department and invited scientists engaged in

the areas of Clinical Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Immunology

Topics of Journal Clubs and seminars will be circulated

The department conducts a PhD programme and PhD scholars and research fellows are expected to present his or her research progress once during the semester

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Chairperson: dr Ganesh raj shivnani

Teaching Coordinator: dr suMir dubey

The Department of Cardiac Surgery has been recognized for the DNB training programme Beginning from August 2001, two candidates per year are inducted for training, which is for three years

A Brief Outline of the DNB Training Programme

The main thrust of training is to make candidates independent consultants The training imparted is in the form of preoperative, operative and

postoperative management of various types of cardiac surgical procedures The department has one senior consultant, two junior consultants and four attending cardiac surgeons

Requirements

Candidates will be expected to attend all ward rounds and operating sessions They will be actively involved in preoperative assessment as well

as post-operative management of cardiac surgical patients Each student

is required to maintain a log book in which all cases presented, surgeries assisted, surgeries performed, lectures, seminars and Journal Clubs attended are recorded

Short Review

Time: 8:30 a.m.–10 a.m., every 2nd and 4th Saturday

Venue: Surgeons’ Lounge, 5th Floor

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Journal Club

Time: 9 a.m.–10 a.m., every Saturday

Venue: Surgeons’ Lounge, 5th Floor

Important cardiac surgery journals will be reviewed:

Annals of Thoracic Surgery

Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery

Chest Clinics of North America

Recent Advances in Cardiac Surgery

Journal of Cardiac Surgery

Case Presentation

Time: 8:30 a.m.–10 a.m., Saturday

Venue: Surgeons’ Lounge, 5th Floor

Journal Club will be followed by a case presentation by the DNB candidates

on every Saturday

Combined Journal Club and Cath Lab Meeting

Time: 1 p.m.–2 p.m., every Saturday

Venue: Conference Room, 5th Floor

Important cardiology and cardiac surgery journals will be reviewed This will be followed by a combined Cardiology–Cardiac Surgery and Cardiac Cath meeting where interesting cath procedures and angiographies will

be discussed along with discussion of interesting cases All consultants of Cardiology, Cardiac Surgery and Cardiac Anaesthesiology will attend this combined Journal Club DNB candidates of both cardiology and cardiac surgery will be required to take an active part in the Combined Journal Club

Lecture

Time: 8 a.m.–9 a.m., last Saturday of every month

Venue: Surgeons’ Lounge, 5th Floor (Cardiac Operation Theatre)

26.01.13 Basics of cardiopulmonary bypass, Dr G Shivnani

myocardial management

23.02.13 Congenital heart disease—classification Dr S Shad30.03.13 Postoperative care of cardiac surgery patients Dr S Dubey27.04.13 Atrial septal defect Dr S Dubey25.05.13 Palliative shunts in cyanotic heart disease Dr G Shivnani29.06.13 Mitral valve disease Dr S Shad

14 CENTRE OF MEDICAL GENETICS

Chairperson: dr i.c verMa

Teaching Coordinator: dr ratna dua puri

Brief Outline

The Department has a Genetics PhD and Fellowship programme and has an academic programme of seminars, journal club and introductory lectures The Department also participates in the Journal Clubs and Grand Rounds of the Departments of Paediatrics, Medicine, and Obstetrics and Gynaecology The following activities are planned for this session We also participate in the Clinical Grand Round, which is attended by all Residents

Seminars

Time: 3:15 p.m.–4:15 p.m., Thursday || Venue: Seminar Room

Date Topic Speaker Moderator

10.01.13 Biochemical Genetics – Dr Jyotsna Verma laboratory

07.02.13 Journal Club Ms Nitika Setia Dr Pratibha Bhai14.02.13 Case presentation Dr Pratima Dash Dr Ratna Puri21.02.13 HLA laboratory – Dr Monika Jain28.02.13 Journal Club Ms Deepika Babbar Dr Shreesha M.07.03.13 Clinical Genetics – Dr I.C Verma14.03.13 Journal Club Ms Shweta Pandita Dr Prahalad B.21.03.13 Cytogenetics laboratory – Dr Meena Lall28.03.13 Journal Club Ms Ria Vyas Dr Sudhisha Dubey18.04.13 Molecular laboratory – Dr Renu Saxena25.04.13 Journal Club Ms Rintu Jacob Dr Shreesha M.02.05.13 Clinical Genetics – Dr Sunita Bijarnia09.05.13 holiday

16.05.13 Biochemical Genetics – Dr Jyotsna Verma23.05.13 Journal Club Ms Deepti Gupta Dr Prahlad30.05.13 HLA – Dr Monika Jain

Daily Morning Session (Case Discussions)

Time: 9:30 a.m.–10 a.m

Venue: Conference Room, Centre of Medical Genetics

Grand Round

The department presents Grand Rounds for the Departments of Medicine and Paediatrics Dates will be announced in the programmes of the respective departments

15CLINICAL HAEMATOLOGY

Chairperson: dr anupaMa jaGGia

The Department of Clinical Haematology has the following academic activities scheduled from July 2012 to December 2012

The teaching activities are held on Mondays and Thursdays from 11:00 a.m

to 12:00 noon The case studies are usually bedside teaching for half hour, followed by discussion in departmental office 400B over the remaining half hour In case of clinical emergency arising the session will be held at a later hour, preferably on the same day afternoon

The sessions are meant for DNB (Haematology) students, usually 2, Junior Resident (JR) and Intern from the department and also, at time residents from Department of Medicine join in

Besides, the Grand Round/Journal Club from Department of Medicine and allied specialities and the Tuesday/Friday meetings are also to be attended by the department

Teaching Schedule

Time: 11 a.m.–12 noon, Monday and Thursday

03.01.13 Case study and discussion JR07.01.13 Chronic myeloid leukaemia Tutorial

14.01.13 Case study and discussion DNB(2)17.01.13 Drug-induced leucopenia Tutorial21.01.13 Thesis/ Research discussion

24.01.13 AML aetiology, classification, diagnosis, management Tutorial

04.02.13 Case study and discussion DNB(1)07.02.13 BMT indications Tutorial11.02.13 Review of clinical cases

18.02.13 ITP management issues Tutorial21.02.13 Cytogenetics in CLL Tutorial25.02.13 Case study and discussion JR28.02.13 Pallative care in haemato-oncology

04.03.13 Case study and discussion JR

21.03.13 Sideroblastic anaemia Tutorial

25.03.13 Aplastic anaemia Tutorial28.03.13 Case study and discussion DNB(1)01.04.13 MDS management issues Tutorial04.04.13 Review of clinical cases

11.04.13 G6PD deficiency Tutorial15.04.13 Drug resistance in CML Tutorial18.04.13 Case study and discussion JR 22.04.13 Anti-emetics Tutorial25.04.13 Case study and discussion DNB(1)

Note: Summer break for rest of June; however, interesting case discussions and presentations shall continue with post-wardround timings

17CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY

Chairperson: dr c wattal

Teaching Coordinator: dr jaswinder Kaur oberoi

The Department has a DNB course in clinical microbiology with one candidate every year The training includes daily benchwork according to the posting schedule, participation in Journal Clubs, seminars, tutorials, training

of the technicians and attending other academic activities of the hospital The student will have to maintain the contents of the seminars as presented in the meeting The student shall also be required to conduct practical tutorials for the technical staff A PG is expected to involve herself/himself in the day-to-day functioning of the Department

Seminar/Journal Club

Time: 12 noon–1 p.m., every Wednesday

Venue: Board Room, New Building

Date Topic Presenter Moderator

02.01.13 Journal Club Dr K.J Prasad –

09.01.13 Complement system Dr Parvez Dr R Raveendran16.01.13 Journal Club Dr R Raveendran –

23.01.13 Lab diagnosis of viral Dr Varuna Dr S Datta infections

30.01.13 Journal Club Dr Shilpi Khanna –

06.02.13 Congenital viral infections Dr Parvez Dr J.K Oberoi13.02.13 Journal Club Dr Jyoti Mutta –

20.02.13 Monoclonal antibodies and Dr Varuna Dr C Wattal superantigens

27.02.13 Journal Club Dr C Wattal –

06.03.13 Viral gastroenteritis Dr Parvez Dr Shilpi Khanna13.03.13 Journal Club Dr J.K Oberoi –

20.03.13 Genetic engineering Dr Varuna Dr C Wattal03.04.13 Journal Club Dr Neeraj Goel –

10.04.13 Arboviruses Dr Parvez Dr S Datta17.04.13 Journal Club Dr S Datta –

01.05.13 Diarrhoeagenic E Coli Dr Varuna Dr Neeraj Goel08.05.13 Journal Club Dr K.J Prasad –

15.05.13 Adjuvants and Dr Parvez Dr K.J Prasad immunomodulators

22.05.13 Journal Club Dr R Raveendran –

29.05.13 Gas gangrene Dr Varuna Dr Neeraj Goel05.06.13 Journal Club Dr Shilpi Khanna –

12.06.13 Graft vs host disease Dr Parvez Dr R Raveendran19.06.13 Journal Club Dr Jyoti Mutta –

26.06.13 Bacterial food poisoning Dr Varuna Dr J.K Oberoi

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Tutorials

Time: 12 noon–1 p.m., every Saturday

Venue: Hall B

Date Topic Presenter Moderator

05.01.13 Bacteriophage Dr Varuna Dr J.K Oberoi12.01.13 Humoral immunity Dr Parvez Dr K.J Prasad19.01.13 Polio virus Dr Varuna Dr C Wattal02.02.13 Food-borne hepatitis Dr Parvez Dr Neeraj Goel09.02.13 Cell-mediated immunity Dr Varuna Dr S Datta16.02.13 Blood-borne hepatitis Dr Parvez Dr R Raveendran23.02.13 Antigen presentation and Dr Varuna Dr Shilpi Khanna processing

02.03.13 Pathogenesis of HIV infection Dr Parvez Dr C Wattal09.03.13 T cell and B cell receptors Dr Varuna Dr K.J Prasad 16.03.13 Prions Dr Parvez Dr J.K Oberoi23.03.13 Autoimmunity Dr Varuna Dr Shilpi Khanna30.03.13 Antiviral drugs Dr Parvez Dr S Datta06.04.13 Mechanisms of drug resistance Dr Varuna Dr C Wattal

Technician Training Programme

Time: 2:30 p.m., alternate Friday

Venue: Microbiology Laboratory

04.01.13 Legionella antigen test Valsa18.01.13 ELISA for scrub typhus Leena01.02.13 Weil Felix test Jaya

15.02.13 C difficile antigen test Kanchan01.03.13 Samples types and storage of samples for PCR Alok

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10.05.13 Pus and respiratory samples processing Pooja24.05.13 Fungus culture Kirti07.06.13 Maintenance of QC documents Anshu21.06.13 Biosafety cabinet/autoclaves RitikaThe technician training classes will be moderated by 1st year PG, Senior Residents along with the consultant-in-charge

Note: In case of a holiday the scheduled academic activity will be held on the

subsequent working day

Model for DNB programme in Clinical Microbiology

1st Year A 1st Year B 2nd Year A 2nd Year B 3rd Year A 3rd year B July–Dec Jan–June July–Dec Jan–June July–Dec Jan–June Posting (months) (months) (months) (months) (months) (months)

Bacteriology 4 – 4 – – 4 Mycology – 2 – 1 – –* Mycobacteriology 2 – – 1 3 –* Parasitology – – 2 – 2 –* Immunology – 2 – 2 1 –* Virology – 2 – 2 – –*

* Revision posting: 2 months

20 CRITICAL CARE AND EMERGENCY MEDICINE

Chairperson: dr b.K rao

Teaching Coordinator: dr vinod K sinGh

Teaching Schedule

Venue: Intensive Care Unit/ Seminar room

Medical audit: 9 a.m.–10 a.m., 1st Saturday of the month

Practical skills: Bedside teaching

Lecture/ Seminar: 9 a.m.–10 a.m., every Wednesday of the month

Date Topic PG I/II Moderator

02.01.13 Sedation and analgesia and NMB PG-I Dr Ashutosh Taneja

in the ICU

09.01.13 Enteral nutrition PG-II Dr Debashis Dhar16.01.13 Parenteral nutrition PG-II Dr S.C Sharma23.01.13 Appropriate antibiotic therapy PG-II Dr Prakash Shastri

in the ICU

06.02.13 Pharmacology of anticonvulsants PG-I Dr Saurabh Taneja

and other neurological agents

used in the ICU

13.02.13 Pneumonia—management PG-II Dr Vinod K Singh20.02.13 COPD—diagnosis and ICU PG-II Dr Sumit Ray management

27.02.13 Bronchial asthma—diagnosis and PG-II Dr Vinod K Singh

20.03.13 Autoimmune diseases—diagnosis PG-II Dr Debashis Dhar

and management in relation to

10.04.13 Pathophysiology and management PG-I Dr Ashok Anand

of hypertension in the ICU

17.04.13 Valvular lesions—pathophysiology PG-II Dr Debashis Dhar

and management

21 CRitiCAl CARE And EmERgEnCy mEdiCinE

Date Topic PG-I/II Moderator

24.04.13 Cardiogenic shock, heart failure PG-II Dr B.K Rao/

and cardiac pulmonary oedema Dr Saurabh Taneja01.05.13 Blood and blood products PG-I Dr D.K Rawat08.05.13 Management of haemorrhage and PG-II Dr Sumit Ray

haemorrhagic shock

15.05.13 Acute abdomen—diagnosis and PG-II Dr Sumit Ray management

22.05.13 Postoperative management of PG-II Dr Prakash Shastri

patients with major abdominal

surgeries—general rules

Journal Club/Case presentation

Journal Club: 9 a.m.–10 a.m., 1st and 3rd Friday of the month

Case presentation: 9 a.m.–10 a.m., 2nd and 4th Friday of the month

Date Topic PG-I/II Moderator

04.01.13 Journal Club PG-II Dr Ashutosh Taneja11.01.13 Case presentation PG-I Dr D.K Rawat18.01.13 Journal Club PG-II Dr Vinod K Singh25.01.13 Case presentation PG-I Dr B.K Rao/

Dr Saurabh Taneja01.02.13 Journal Club PG-II Dr Vinod K Singh08.02.13 Case presentation PG-I Dr Sumit Ray15.02.13 Journal Club PG-II Dr Prakash Shastri22.02.13 Case presentation PG-I Dr S.C Sharma01.03.13 Journal Club PG-II Dr Debashis08.03.13 Case presentation PG-I Dr Ashok Anand15.03.13 Journal Club PG-II Dr Ashutosh Taneja22.03.13 Case presentation PG-I Dr B.K Rao/

Dr Saurabh Taneja05.04.13 Journal Club PG-II Dr Vinod K Singh12.04.13 Case presentation PG-I Dr Sumit Ray19.04.13 Journal Club PG-II Dr Sanjeev Mittal26.04.13 Case presentation PG-I Dr Niraj Tyagi03.05.13 Journal Club PG-II Dr D.K Rawat10.05.13 Case presentation PG-I Dr Prakash Shastri17.05.13 Journal Club PG-II Dr S.C Sharma24.05.13 Case presentation PG-I Dr Ashok Anand

Note: PG-I: FNB trainee (1st year), Sr Resident PG-II: FNB trainee (2nd year)

Advisor: dr p.K Khanna

Chairperson: dr j.p.s sawhney

Teaching Coordinator: dr subhash c Manchanda

A Brief Outline of the DNB Training Programme

The purpose of DNB training in Cardiology is to make the candidate an independent consultant in clinical cardiology and therapeutic decision-making Basic training is also imparted in investigative techniques such as Echocardiography, Treadmill testing, Holter monitoring, exposure to Cardiac Catheterization and Interventional Cardiology, Intensive Coronary Care and Postoperative Intensive Care

During the period of their stay of 3 years, candidates are rotated through various disciplines such as the Coronary Care Unit, Intensive Care Unit, wards, Non-invasive laboratory and Cardiac Catheterization laboratory.Clinical and academic training includes bedside clinical case presentation and discussion, interpretation of ECGs and X-rays, regular Journal and Review Clubs There is a Journal Club once a week, in which important articles from all leading journals of cardiology and cardiac surgery are presented

by members of the department by rotation The DNB candidate is asked to present brief reviews (20–30 minutes) every 3 weeks on selected topics, e.g cardiac anatomy and physiology, embryology, pathology, pharmacology, arrhythmias, therapeutics, interventional cardiology, paediatric cardiology, non-invasive cardiology and hypertension

A long review is presented (1-hour duration) every week

Invasive Cath Lab/Non-invasive lab data

Time: 1 p.m.–2 p.m., every Monday

Venue: Seminar Room, 5th Floor

Journal Club

Time: 1 p.m.–2 p.m., every Friday

Venue: Seminar Room, 5th Floor

Seminar

Time: 1 p.m.–2 p.m., every Thursday

Venue: Seminar Room, 5th Floor

dhARmA viRA hEARt CEntRE

(CARdiology)

23 dhARmA viRA hEARt CEntRE (CARdiology)

03.01.13 Recording understanding of pressure Dr Parag

Dr Manvinder28.02.13 Assessment of borderline coronary stenosis Dr Parag07.03.13 Current role of MRI in functional Dr Dileep

assessment of cardiovascular diseases

14.03.13 Determinants, assessment and management of Dr Parag

pulmonary regurgitation in postoperative

patients of tetralogy of fallot

21.03.13 Paediatric cardiology seminar Dr Neeraj/

Dr Manvinder 28.03.13 Role of DFT in ICD implantation Dr Dileep04.04.13 Platelet function testing Dr Parag11.04.13 Low-flow, low-gradient in aortic stenoiss: Dr Dileep

Definition and management principles

18.04.13 Paediatric cardiology seminar Dr Neeraj/

Dr Manvinder25.04.13 Pregnancy in a patient with bileaflet valve in Dr Parag

aortic position—treatment principles

02.05.13 Criteria for the diagnosis of infective endocarditis Dr Dileep09.05.13 Role of colour M mode in diastolic heart failure Dr Parag16.05.13 Paediatric cardiology seminar Dr Neeraj/

Dr Manvinder23.05.13 Applied anatomy for cardiac electrophysiology Dr Dileep30.05.13 Pulmonary hypertensive crisis Dr Parag06.06.13 Tachycardiomyopathy—definition, Dr Dileep aetiopathogenesis

13.06.13 Paediatric cardiology seminar Dr Neeraj/

Dr Manvinder

24 dhARmA viRA hEARt CEntRE (CARdiology)

20.06.13 Lipoprotein—diagnosis and management Dr Parag

system and role of HDL in CAD

27.06.13 Diagnosis and management of perioperative Dr Dileep

myocardial infarction

Clinical Case Discussion

Time: 1 p.m.–2 p.m., every Tuesday and Wednesday

Cardiology clinical case discussion

Venue: Seminar Room

Ward Round

Time: 10:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m

Venue: ICCU and Ward 5th Floor

Clinical Grand Round

Thursday: 10:00 a.m.–12:00 noon

The ward rounds in other wards are taken between 11:00 a.m and 1:00 p.m

by different units During their CCU and ward postings, DNB students attend ward rounds of the units to which they are attached

Postings

DNB students in the Department of Medicine rotate through the Department

of Cardiology for three months during their training They spend 5 weeks

in the wards, 5 weeks in the CCU and 2 weeks in the non-invasive cardiac laboratory

During their postings in the CCU and wards, they are expected to

work-up the cardiac patients and present them during ward rounds They are encouraged to read about specific clinical problems and discuss them with consultants

During their non-invasive cardiac laboratory posting, they are encouraged

to closely observe Echocardiography, Stress testing, Stress echo and Holter monitoring and interact with consultants working in the laboratory In general, the students are not given an OPD posting unless the department is short of staff

25DENTAL SURGERY

Advisor: dr M dewan

Chairperson: dr vinod verMa

The Department of Dental Surgery does not have a DNB programme, but

is planning to start one soon The department, however, holds monthly seminars which are given by the consultants and attended by the staff The consultants of the department are academically active

Seminar

Time: 1:30 p.m.–2 p.m., 1st Tuesday

Venue: Seminar Room

08.01.13 Impression in complete dentures Dr S Datta05.02.13 Post and core Dr V Sethi05.03.13 Advances in orthodontics Dr J Verma 02.04.13 Are implants a necessity or luxury? Dr A Razdan07.05.13 Impression in complete dentures Dr A Sethi04.06.13 Treatment of osteomyelitis Dr Sunitha G

27ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISM

Chairperson: dr (col) surinder KuMar

Teaching Coordinator: dr sudhir tripathi

The DNB students attend morning meetings, Journal Clubs, bedside long case discussions, histopathology round and seminars They are also involved

in endocrine clinics and in carrying out various procedures under the supervision of consultants

Morning Meeting

The consultant and residents of the department meet in the Endocrinology duty room at 9 a.m for half an hour every day to discuss the admissions, discharges and any death which may have occurred the previous day

Seminar

Time: 4:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m., alternate Saturday

Venue: Endocrinology Duty Room (1115)

Date Topic Speaker Moderator

05.01.13 Approach to a case of Dr Tarun Verma Dr S Kumar

ambiguous genitalia

19.01.13 Approach to short stature Dr Roopal Dr S Tripathi 02.02.13 Approach to osteoporosis Dr Ashutosh Goyal Dr S Kumar16.02.13 Approach to premature Dr Tarun Verma Dr S Tripathi menopause

02.03.13 Approach to a case of Dr Roopal Dr S Kumar hypocalcaemia

16.03.13 Approach to a case of Dr Ashutosh Goyal Dr S Tripathi hypoglycaemia

30.03.13 Hirsutism Dr Tarun Verma Dr S Kumar13.04.13 Approach to a case of growth Dr Roopal Dr S Tripathi

hormone deficiency

27.04.13 Approach to a case of infertility Dr Ashutosh Goyal Dr S Kumar11.05.13 Approach to a case of Dr Tarun Verma Dr S Tripathi

precocious puberty

25.05.13 Approach to a case of obesity New DNB Dr S Kumar

Hormone Lab Round

Time: 12.30 p.m, alternate Thursdays

Venue: Department of Nuclear Medicine/ IVF/ Biochemistry

This round is helpful for DNB students to review and interpret all the investigations done in the past 15 days

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Recent Advances in Endocrinology

Time: 9 a.m., 1st week on Monday (once every month)

Venue: Seminar Room/ Auditorium

Endocrinology Round

Time: 2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m., twice a week

Venue: Seminar Room/ Auditorium

Journal Club

Time: 4:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m., every Monday

Venue: Endocrinology Duty Room (1115)

The candidates will be given an objective assessment on the various topics covered

Date Topic Speaker Moderator

07.01.13 Vaptans in secretion of Dr Ashutosh Goyal Dr S Tripathi

inappropriate antidiuretic

hormone (SIADH)

14.01.13 Fertility in Turner syndrome Dr Roopal Dr S Kumar21.01.13 Thyrotoxicosis in pregnancy Dr Tarun Verma Dr S Tripathi 28.01.13 Calcimimetics Dr Ashutosh Goyal Dr S Kumar04.02.13 T2DM—newer treatments Dr Roopal Dr S Tripathi11.02.13 Lipetension Dr Tarun Verma Dr S Kumar18.02.13 Prolactinomas Dr Ashutosh Goyal Dr S Tripathi25.02.13 Diabetic retinopathy: Newer Dr Roopal Dr S Kumar

in diabetes

15.04.13 Diagnostic criteria for GDM Dr Roopal Dr S Kumar22.04.13 Islet cell transplantation Dr Tarun Dr S Tripathi06.05.13 T2DM—newer treatments Dr Ashutosh Goyal Dr S Kumar13.05.13 Cushing syndrome Dr New DNB Dr S Tripathi 20.05.13 Newer anti-obesity drugs Dr Roopal Dr S Kumar

29 EndoCRinology And mEtABolism

Case Presentation

Time: 4:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m., alternate Saturday

Venue: Endocrinology Duty Room (1115)

Date Topic Speaker Moderator

12.01.13 PCOD Dr Roopal Dr S Kumar09.02.13 Phaeochromocytoma Dr Ashutosh Goyal Dr S Tripathi23.02.13 Crohn disease Dr Tarun Verma Dr S Kumar 09.03.13 Cushing syndrome Dr Roopal Dr S Tripathi16.03.13 Turner syndrome Dr Ashutosh Goyal Dr S Kumar30.03.13 Primary hyperparathyroidism Dr Tarun Verma Dr S Tripathi13.04.13 Diabetes insipidus Dr Roopal Dr S Kumar27.04.13 Hypocalcaemia Dr Ashutosh Goyal Dr S Tripathi11.05.13 Androgen insensitivity Dr Tarun Verma Dr S Kumar syndrome

25.05.13 Acromegaly Dr Roopal Dr S Tripathi

National and International Conferences

DNB candidates are sent to attend national and international conferences by rotation at least once a year

30 GASTROENTEROLOGY

Advisor: dr s.K saMa

Chairperson: dr anil arora

Teaching Coordinators: dr Mandhir KuMar, dr ashish KuMar

Journal Club

Time: 12 noon–1 p.m., Tuesday

Venue: Board Room

Date Theme Presenter Moderator

01.01.13 Liver Dr Vijendra Kirnake Dr Anil Arora08.01.13 Liver Dr Mohan Goyal Dr Mandhir Kumar15.01.13 GI Dr Vinit Shah Dr Ashish Kumar22.01.13 GI Dr Rinkesh Kumar Bansal Dr Pankaj Tyagi29.01.13 Pancreas Dr Vijendra Kirnake Dr Munish Sachdeva05.02.13 Pancreas Dr Mohan Goyal Dr Praveen Sharma12.02.13 Biliary Dr Vinit Shah Dr Anil Arora19.02.13 Liver Dr Rinkesh Kumar Bansal Dr Mandhir Kumar26.02.13 Liver Dr Vijendra Kirnake Dr Ashish Kumar05.03.13 GI Dr Rinkesh Kumar Bansal Dr Pankaj Tyagi12.03.13 GI Dr Vinit Shah Dr Munish Sachdeva19.03.13 Pancreas Dr Rinkesh Kumar Bansal Dr Praveen Sharma26.03.13 Pancreas Dr Vijendra Kirnake Dr Anil Arora02.04.13 Biliary Dr Mohan Goyal Dr Piyush Ranjan09.04.13 Liver Dr Vinit Shah Dr Ashish Kumar16.04.13 Liver Dr Mohan Goyal Dr Naresh Bansal23.04.13 GI Dr Vijendra Kirnake Dr Munish Sachdeva30.04.13 GI Dr Vijendra Kirnake Dr Vikas Singla07.05.13 Pancreas Dr Vinit Shah Dr Anil Arora14.05.13 Pancreas Dr Rinkesh Kumar Bansal Dr Piyush Ranjan21.05.13 Biliary Dr Mohan Goyal Dr Ashish Kumar28.05.13 Liver Dr Mohan Goyal Dr Naresh Bansal04.06.13 Liver Dr Vinit Shah Dr Praveen Sharma11.06.13 GI Dr Mohan Goyal Dr Vikas Singla18.06.13 GI Dr Vijendra Kirnake Dr Mandhir Kumar25.06.13 Pancreas Dr Rinkesh Kumar Bansal Dr Piyush RanjanThe discussion will be presented by a senior resident and moderated by a faculty member

31 gAstRoEntERology

Short Seminar

Time: 12 noon–1 p.m., Friday

Venue: Board Room

Date Theme Topic Presenter Moderator

11.01.13 Liver Hepato-pulmonary Dr R.K Bansal Dr P Ranjan syndrome

25.01.13 GI New therapies in Dr M Goyal Dr N Bansal

celiac disease08.02.13 Pancreas Infected pancreatic Dr V Kirnake Dr V Singla necrosis

22.02.13 Liver Vaccines for hepatitis Dr Vinit Shah Dr P Ranjan

C and hepatitis E:

Current status08.03.13 GI Small intestinal Dr V Kirnake Dr N Bansal lymphoma

22.03.13 Pancreas Management of Dr M Goyal Dr V Singla

chronic pancreatitis29.03.13 Biliary Sphincter of Oddi Dr Vinit Shah Dr M Kumar dysfunction

12.04.13 Liver Acute kidney injury Dr R.K Bansal Dr P Tyagi

in cirrhosis26.04.13 GI Eosinophilic Dr Vinit Shah Dr P Sharma oesophagitis

10.05.13 Pancreas Neuro-endocrine Dr M Goyal Dr M Kumar tumours

24.05.13 Biliary Prevention of ERCP- Dr V Kirnake Dr P Tyagi

induced complications31.05.13 Liver Predictors of response Dr R.K Bansal Dr M Sachdeva

in HCV treatment:

Current status14.06.13 GI Recent advances in Dr V Shah Dr Anil Arora

treatment of non- ulcer dyspepsia28.06.13 Pancreas Pancreatic ascites Dr M Goyal Dr A Kumar

Case Presentations

Time: 12 noon–1 p.m., Friday

Venue: Board Room

Bedside Case Presentation

Time: 3 p.m.–4 p.m., Monday and Thursday

Venue: Wards

Date Presenter Moderator

03.01.13 Dr Romesh Chawlani Dr Anil Arora07.01.13 Dr Jay Toshniwal Dr Mandhir Kumar10.01.13 Dr Vijendra Kirnake Dr Piyush Ranjan14.01.13 Dr Mohan Goyal Dr Ashish Kumar17.01.13 Dr Vinit Shah Dr Pankaj Tyagi21.01.13 Dr Rinkesh Kumar Bansal Dr Naresh Bansal24.01.13 Dr Romesh Chawlani Dr Munish Sachdeva28.01.13 Dr Jay Toshniwal Dr Praveen Sharma31.01.13 Dr Vijendra Kirnake Dr Vikas Singla04.02.13 Dr Mohan Goyal Dr Anil Arora07.02.13 Dr Vinit Shah Dr Mandhir Kumar11.02.13 Dr Rinkesh Kumar Bansal Dr Piyush Ranjan14.02.13 Dr Romesh Chawlani Dr Ashish Kumar18.02.13 Dr Jay Toshniwal Dr Pankaj Tyagi21.02.13 Dr Vijendra Kirnake Dr Naresh Bansal25.02.13 Dr Mohan Goyal Dr Munish Sachdeva28.02.13 Dr Vinit Shah Dr Praveen Sharma04.03.13 Dr Rinkesh Kumar Bansal Dr Vikas Singla07.03.13 Dr Vijendra Kirnake Dr Anil Arora11.03.13 Dr Mohan Goyal Dr Mandhir Kumar14.03.13 Dr Vinit Shah Dr Piyush Ranjan