Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College & Hospital (NRSMC&H)

UG Teaching Program

The NRS Medical College ( Nilratan Sircar Medical College) was named Campbell Medical School initially and that institute was established in the years 1873. Now the Medical College is having the 152nd year running. In the Department of Anatomy these are a group of Competent faculties,Junior residents and non-teaching members. In the undergraduate curriculum,there are 250 1st year MBBS students who are involved with Anatomy for one year. Regular classes (lecture and demonstration) are organised for the undergraduate students for teaching theoritical & practical aspects of ANATOMY.Three terminal exams are held for the 1st year MBBS students before the University examination ( 1st Prof MBBS).During the curriculum,the 1st year MBBS students are taught about Gross Anatomy, Osteology ,Embryology,Histology, Genetics, Neuroanatomy etc. UG Students take part in vertical and horizontal integration sessions (as a part of academic activities), extra-curricular activities like cultural programmes and in sports.

Other than 1st prof MBBS curriculum,Anatomy is also being taught to the 1st prof.BDS (Dental) students,B.Sc Nursing ,paramedical (of different disciplines like BPT,DRD,Optometry,Transfusion Medicine,Intervention technology , ECG technology) and Unani students with great care .

We have so many models,charts,museums specimens in our well equipped museum.We receive so many donated cadavers to teach dissection to the students.

PG Teaching Program

There four seats of MD (Anatomy) Curriculum in each year in the Dept. of Anatomy, NRS Medical College. So there should be 12 post graduate students in Anatomy in three years altogether. At present we have six PG students or Junior Residents in the Dept. of Anatomy. They participate regularly in lecture and demonstration classes, also take practical classes and sometimes lecture classes for different groups of students.

The Junior Residents or the PG students work  to complete their thesis under the able supervisions of the guides and co-guides (may be fron other disciplines). The Junior Residents also take part in seminars, micro-teaching sessions,  group discussions, CME, Journal Club, and other academic activities like appearing at the yearly exams (theory, oral and practical exams), parafin block preparation, microtomy, staining the slides with tissue as a part of their practical Histology training.

They also participate in several state conferences and national conferences every year to present posters and papers. They are sent to the departments of Pathology and Radiology once during their MD Curriculum for improvement of knowledge. The PG students have to undergo the District Residency Programme (DRP) for 3 months in the 2^nd year for practical orientation.

After three years of training they have the final MD exam under WBUHS (West Bengal University of Health Sciences) to confer MD (Anatomy) Degree on them.

 Different Cadaveric workshops are organized in the Dept. of Anatomy in collaboration with other departments like Orthopedics, ENT, and Neurosurgery on regular basis to facilitate the faculty members and residents.

PD Teaching Program

NOT APPLICABLE

Academic Services

Ongoing Research

1ST YEAR PGTs- 1. Dr.SAYANTAN GHATAK :Digital and palmar Dermatoglyphics in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome ,A Case Control Study in NRS Medical College & Hospital  Guide : prof Dr Abhijit Bhakta( prof. Department of Anatomy, NRS)

2. Dr.Aditi Pradhan : Radiographic,Goniometric and Functional outcome measures in patients of congeital talipes Equinovarus Treated with Ponseti method in a medical college at kolkata :Prof.Dr.Sudeshna Majumdar,Dr.Ananda Mandal,Dr.Saumen Kumar De

2nd Year Pgt : Dr.Upasana Ghosh: Morphological and Morphometric Study of the Maxillary Sinus and Frontal Sinus using Computed Tomography Scan in Gender Assessment and Detecting Anatomical Variations. : Prof. (Dr) Sharmistha Biswas, Dr. Malay Karmakar, Dr. Sanchita Roy

3RD Year Pgts: 1. Dr.Arpita Sen : Comparative anthropometric and dermatoglyphics study between obese and non obese Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in a Tertiary Care Hospital. Under guidance:Dr. Pallab Kumar Saha, Dr. (Prof.) Abhijit Bhakta, Dr. Soumik Goswami.

2.  Dr.Preeti Mehta :  Morphological and morphometric study of foramina of interior of skull base in Eastern Indian population. Under guidance: Dr. (Prof.) Sharmistha Biswas, Dr. Pallab Kumar Saha. Dr.Ankan Subhra Kundu : A case control study on Dermatoglyphics in Alopecia Areata at a Tertiary Care Hospital, Kolkata. Under guidance : Dr. (Prof.) Abhijit Bhakta, Dr. (Prof.) Arun Achar, Dr. (Prof.) Dibakar Haldar.

Research work of Faculties :

1. Preference of Teaching Learning Methods of Anatomy by Medical Students and perception towards curricular integration in a Medical College of West Bengal. - Dr. Sarbani Das, Asst. Prof. , Dept. of Anatomy.
2. An Anatomycal study on Morphometry, Anatomical variations and applied ninportance of Sacral Hiatus and Sacral Canal in the State of West Bengal.- Dr. Panchali Datta, Asst. Prof. , Dept. of Anatomy, Dr. Preeti Mehata,2nd PGT, Dr. Aditi Pradhan, 1st Yr PGT.