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Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics
Introduction
The Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics is a specialized department that provides comprehensive healthcare services to women, focusing on reproductive health, pregnancy, and childbirth. Our team of expert gynaecologists and obstetricians are dedicated to delivering high-quality patient care, advancing medical knowledge through research, and educating future generations of healthcare professionals.
Goals
- Provide compassionate and evidence-based patient care
- Advance the field of gynaecology and obstetrics through innovative research
- Foster a culture of excellence in academic education and training
- Promote community outreach and awareness on women's health issues
Patient Care
- Comprehensive gynaecological services, including routine check-ups, screenings, and surgeries
- Obstetric care, including prenatal, delivery, and postpartum services
- Specialized care for high-risk pregnancies and gynaecological conditions
- Patient-centered approach, prioritizing comfort, dignity, and individualized care
Research
- Conduct cutting-edge research in gynaecology and obstetrics, focusing on improving patient outcomes and advancing medical knowledge
- Collaborate with national and international institutions to stay at the forefront of medical advancements
- Encourage innovative thinking and idea generation among faculty and students
Academics
- Offer comprehensive educational programs for medical students, residents, and fellows
- Provide opportunities for continuous professional development and skill enhancement
- Foster a culture of academic excellence, encouraging critical thinking and inquiry
Outreach Activities
- Organize community outreach programs, promoting awareness on women's health issues and healthy lifestyles
- Partner with local organizations to provide healthcare services to underserved populations
- Engage in public health initiatives, addressing health disparities and promoting health equity
Conclusion
The Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics is committed to delivering exceptional patient care, advancing medical knowledge through research, and educating future generations of healthcare professionals. Through our outreach activities, we strive to make a positive impact on the community, promoting women's health and wellbeing.
Mail: hodgynnrsmch@gmail.com
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Academic Details
UG Teaching Program
Undergraduate Medical Program
- Annual Intake: 250 students
- Teaching Methods:
- Regular lecture classes
- Bedside clinics
- Demonstration classes
- Electives
- Research projects
- Assessments:
- Regular internal assessments
- Final assessments (theory/written and oral practical skills)
- Curriculum:
- Available on the website
- Logbook Maintenance:
- Mandatory for all students
This text provides a concise overview of the undergraduate medical program, including the number of students admitted each year, teaching methods, assessment strategies, curriculum availability, and logbook requirements.
PG Teaching Program
No information provided
PD Teaching Program
No information provided
Academic Services
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Ongoing Research
TOPICS OF ONGOING RESEARCH PROJECTS
Sl. No.
Thesis Topic
Name of The Researcher
1.
Post partum Depression and Its clinical correlation in a tertiary care centre of West Bengal.
Dr. PRITAM DEY
GUIDE- Dr. Runa Bal
(Prof)
Co guide- Dr. A. Mukherjee
2.
Vitamin - D lavel in patients with pre eclampsia- A case control study
Dr. Anwesha Chakraborty
Guide- Dr. Runa bal
Co guide - Dr. Soma gupta
3.
ROLE OF ULTRASONOGRAPHY TO DIFFERENTIATE LEIOMYOMA AND ADENOMYOSIS OF UTERUS AND ITS CORRELATION WITH HISTOPATHOLOGY
Dr. Arunima Guha
Guide- Dr. Anuradha Phadikar (Prof.)
Co-guide- Dr. Malay Karmakar
4.
A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF JAUNDICE IN PREGNANCY AND ITS
FETOMATERNAL OUTCOME AT A TERTIARY CARE CENTRE IN WEST
BENGAL
Dr. Preety Pandey
Guide: Dr Anuradha Phadikar
5.
A Study of Antepartum cardiotocography in mothers with reduced fetal movement at term and it's correlation with mode of delivery and neonatal outcome
Dr. ZEENAT PARWEEN
Guide- Dr Swapan Das ( associate professor)
6.
AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY ON ASSESSMENT OF PREGNANCY OUTCOME IN WOMEN WITH THALASSEMIA CARRIER STATE IN A TERTIARY CARE CENTRE
Dr. AYESHA SADAF
Guide - Dr Nabanita Dasgupta
Co-guide - Dr Rajib De
7.
STUDY OF IMPACT OF DYSLIPIDEMIA IN GESTATIONAL HYPERTENSIVE WOMEN & IT’S CORRELATION WITH DEVELOPING PREECLAMPSIA &
ECLAMPSIA”
Dr. KAUSHIK BHAGAT
Guide- Dr Shibram Chattopadhyay (Asso. Prof)
8.
Trans – Cervical Foley Catheter Balloon Versus Vaginal Prostaglandin E2 Gel for Cervical Ripening and Induction of Labour- A Comparative Study
Dr. KUMARI ANJALI
Guide- Dr Abhimanyu Gayen
9.
Risk of Malignancy Index in Evaluation of Ovarian Tumour
Dr. SOHINI SARDAR
Guide- Dr. Priyadarshi Mandal
10.
Intrahepatic cholestatis of pregnancy in women with twin pregnancy: Incidence and analysis of Fetomaternal outcome
Dr. SWAYANGPRAVA NANDY
Guide- Dr. Debasish Char
11.
Correlation between raised s. uric acid level during 1st trimester and the risk of developing Gestation Diabetes Mellitus
Dr. SANTANU HALDAR
Guide- Dr. Debraj Basu
12.
Carbetocin vs oxytocin in the prevention of pph
Dr NEHA ROY
Guide: Prof Dr T.K. Maiti
Co-guide: Dr Samaresh Malo
13.
Comparative study of Desogestrol vs Drospirenone as progesterone only pills in terms of benefits ans side effects.
Dr. DEBARUN DAS
Guide: Prof Dr T.K. Maiti
Co- guide: Dr Subrata Gayen, Dr Indranil Dawn (Biochemistry Assist Prof)
14.
Assessment of high risk factors of heart failure in singleton pregnancies and fetomaternal outcome amongst these pregnancies
Dr. Aindrila Kundu
Guide- Dr Shibram Chattopadhyay (Asso. Prof)
15.
EFFECT OF MATERNAL PERIODONTITIS IN PRETERM LABOUR
DR. ANJAN BISWAS
Guide- Dr. Pallab Kr Mistry
Co guide-Dr Subhas Chakraborty HOD ( Dentistry)
16.
“The Levels of Pregnancy – Associated Plasma Protein ( PAPP- A) and Beta Human Chronic Gonadotropin (BhCG) in the Blood Serum of Women with Hypothyroidism and Euthyroid in the 1st Trimester of Pregnancy”.
Dr. Sapkal Mahesh Maruti
Guide- Dr. Runa Bal ( Prof. )
Co guide - Dr. Soma gupta (Prof. )
17.
Comparative Study of late preterm verses term in respect to mode of delivery and Perinatal Outcome
Dr. Anisha Kajur
Guide- Dr. Shibram Chattopadhyay
Co guide- Dr. Shrabani Mondal (Assistant Professor department of pediatrics)
18.
A Prospective Study Of Newly Detected Hypothyroidism in Pregnancy & Its Feto-Maternal Outcome At a Tertiary Care Centre In West Bengal”
Dr. Debopriya Biswas
Guide Dr. Anuradha Phadikar (Prof.)
Co guide Dr. Nilanjan Sengupta
19.
Partographic Analysis of Active Phase of Spontaneous Labour by Modified WHO Partograph in Tertiary Care Centre
Dr. Jayati Gayen
GUIDE: DR. SWAPAN DAS (ASSO. PROF.)
20.
Association of serum C-reactive protein with preeclampsia and its effect on fetal birth weight - a case control study
Dr. Richa Gupta
Guide- Dr. Swapan Das ( associate professor)
21.
FETOMATERNAL OUTCOME IN PRIMIGRAVIDA, A
RETROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY IN A TERTIARY CARE CENTRE
Dr. Arindam Roy
Guide- Dr. Sukumar Mitra( Prof.)
22.
A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF FETOMATERNAL OUTCOME IN PREGNANCIES COMPLICATED WITH HEMOGLOBINOPATIES IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL
Dr. M. A. Ikbal
GUIDE -DR. ANURADHA PHADIKAR (Prof.)
23.
A Study of Antepartum cardiotocography in mothers with reduced fetal movement at term and it's correlation with mode of delivery and neonatal outcome
Dr. Zeenat Parween
Guide- Dr. Swapan Das ( associate professor)
24.
A Comparision of outcome of Eclamptic Mother Following Vaginal Delivery Versus Cesarean Delivery.
Dr. Binoy Hembram
Guide- Dr. Pallab Kr Mistry ( Prof.)
25.
Epidemiological Study on Feto Maternal Outcome of Teenage Pregnancy Delivered in a Tertiary care Centre.
