Courses Details
The physiology course emphasizes on comprehensive applied understanding of physiology, enables the student analyze and interpretation of real life clinical scenario involving multiple organ systems. The objective of this course is to enable the student to acquired understanding of the concepts and principle of mechanisms of different organ systems of human body in health and disease. The teaching program consists of three main parts viz illustrative learning sessions, laboratory sessions and case/problem based learning exercises.
The illustrative lessons are a series of interactive lectures designed to provide basic conceptual understanding of the various physiological mechanisms of the human body. The laboratory sessions provide a practical output towards monitoring, measuring and interpreting the physiological parameters. The case/problem based sessions are designed to provide an opportunity to the students to interpretation the abnormal physiological mechanisms in various diseases states and thus provide a practical approach to understand the anatomy, biochemistry, mechanisms of diseases, epidemiology and biostatistics involved with the cellular physiology, pathology, pharmacology of treatment and possible surgical intervention needed to become physician.
The department provides competency based teaching learning facilities to first year MBBS students. The department also imparts teaching & training to first year dental and first year B.Sc. Nursing courses. The department is full-fledged with staff, instruments, and books according to current MCI norms.
FACILITIES
Department has following spacious, well-equipped laboratories as per the requirement of medical council of India.
1. Experimental practicals: ICT based software for animal experiment is subscribed for demonstration. Each student has been provided with login and password individual hands on experience.
2. Hematology laboratory : well equipped with facilities for individual microscopes, and other necessary apparatuses and equipments.
3. Clinical laboratory. : Equipped with ECG, EEG, NCV, digital BP instruments, bicycle ergograph, perimeter, CPM, spirometers, PFT machine, and instruments required for clinical skills learning
4. Research lab : with instruments are shared for conducting departmental research projects
5. Departmental library : having latest editions of books 108 books and e-journals.
6. Demonstration hall. : equipped with LCD and other audiovisual aids & streaming facilities for live presentation having sitting capacity of 60 students
Teaching- learning activities: includes various activities for undergraduate students like didactic lectures, student’s seminars, integrated lectures, case based presentation by students, Problem based learning session, early clinical exposures session, Self directed learning, group learning session, Poster presentation competitions, and Role play. Special teaching –learning activities are practiced for slow and advanced learners.
Undergraduate students are also motivated and provided all the required help for ICMR research projects. Staff members are also actively performing various research activities.
Special attention is given to slow performers through remedial classes, assignments, periodical sessions for case study discussion.
PUBLICATIONS
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Study of Mean Platelet Volume As Predictive Index of Neonatal Sepsis
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International Journal of Biomedical Research
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v. 8, n. 4
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220-223
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Apr. 2017
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2
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Study of Association of Sagittal Abdominal Diameter with Glycosylated Hemoglobin [Hb1Ac] in assessment of Risk of Type-II Diabetes Mellitus
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International Journal of Biomedical Research
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v. 8, n. 2,
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103-107
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Feb. 2017
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3
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Comparative Review of Surrogacy Laws in India and Abroad
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International Journal of Science and Research
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Volume 4 Issue 9,
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1817 - 1819
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Sep. 2015
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4
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Potential Role of Organotin Compounds (EDCs) In Aetiopathogenesis of Obesity
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Neuroscience Research Letters
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Volume 4, Issue 1
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43-45.
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2013
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5
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Altered interactions of bioactive factors in pre-eclampsia
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International Journal of Medical and Clinical Research
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Volume 4, Issue 2
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2013
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6
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Impact of Body Mass Index (BMI) on Fluid and Electrolyte Balance in Healthy Individuals
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International Journal of Medical and Clinical Research
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Volume 4, Issue 1
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245-247
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2013
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7
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Blood Pressure Mediated Pain Modulation
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Neuroscience Research Letters
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Volume 3, Issue 1
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40-43.
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2012
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8
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Potentials of Brain Natriuretic Peptide (BNP) In Physiology
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World Research Journal of Peptide and Protein
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Volume 1, Issue 2
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41-45
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2012
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9
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Plasma BNP level as predictor tool of Myocardial infarction in Diabetic Patients
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International Journal of Medical and Clinical Research
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Volume 1, Issue 1
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2012
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10
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Reduced 6-Keto PGF1 alpha & Plasma Renin Activity in Pre-Eclamptic Subjects
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International Journal of Molecular Biology
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Vol. 2, Issue 1
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2012
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11
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Role of partogram in previous caesarean section
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International Journal of Medical and Clinical Research
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Volume 2, Issue 2
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78-83
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2011
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12
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Renalase: novel hormone with potential in cardiovascular dysfunction & related organ damage
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International Journal of Molecular Biology
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Vol. 2, Issue 1
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31-35
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2011
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13
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Challenges in cadaver availability for learning and research in medical sciences
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International Journal of Medical and Clinical Research
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Volume 2, Issue 2
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67-71
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2011
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14
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Prescription analysis of post-operative cataract patients in ophthalmic OPD
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Journal of Pharmacology Research
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Vol. 2, Issue 2
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46-48
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2011
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15
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Relationship between the Sciatic Nerve and Piriformis Muscle
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Neuroscience Research Letters
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Vol. 2, Issue 1
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26-28
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2011
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16
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Anemia profile in Agri – Koli community of costal belt
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Food Science and Technology Letters
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Vol. 2, Issue 1
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11-13
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2011
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17
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Effect of Stress On Epididymis In Albino Rat
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International Journal of Medical and Clinical Research
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Vol. 2, Issue 1
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20-22
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2011
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18
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Effect of Cinnamomumcamphoraon human sperm motility and sperm viability
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Journal of Clinical Research Letters
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Vol. 1, Issue 1
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01-10
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2010
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19
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Studies on human sperm motility and viability when treatment with rock salt (Saindhav)
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Journal of Pathology Research
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Vol. 1, Issue 1
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01-10
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2010
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20
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Effect of higher state of consciousness Thoughtless awareness on psychological health
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Neuroscience Research
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Vol. 1, Issue 1
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01-08
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2010
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21
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Comparison of intubating conditions with rocuronium and vecuronium at specific times judged by clinical criteria
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Neuroscience Research
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Vol. 1, Issue 1
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09-25
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2010
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22
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Establishing Host Pathogen Relationship between Arachis hypogea and Cercosporaarachidicola S. Hori by RAPD (Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA) Markers
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Journal of Experimental Sciences
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Vol 1, No 8
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2010
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23
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In vitro effect of Aeglemarmelos on human sperm motility
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Journal of Medicinal Plants Research
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Vol. 3(12)
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1137-1139
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2010
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24
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Variation in CD4/CD8 count of seropositive HIV patients having different dietary habits
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Biomedicine
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29 (1)
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43-47
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2009
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25
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In-vitro effect of AegleMarmelosCorr.on human sperm vitality
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Biomedicine
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29 (2)
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183-185
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2009
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26
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Foetoplacental Monitoring In Toxemia Of Pregnancy With Special Reference To HPL
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Journal of Med. Phy.
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Vol 11 Issue 1
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5-10
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1986
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27
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Evaluation of TBG Binding Capacity using values of T4 and T3 Charcoal uptake ratio
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Journal of Med. Phy.
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Vol 9 Issue 3
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175-179
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1984
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28
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Tumor Targeting In Imaging And Therapy With Special Reference Of Monoclonal Radionucleidic Agents
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Nuclear Medicine Comm
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Vol.3: No.4
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210-223
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1982
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29
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A comparative study of taste sensitivity to phenylthiocarbamide in pregnant and nonpregnant females
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National Journal of Physiology
Pharmacy and pharmacology
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Vol. 7: Issue 4
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359 - 362
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2017
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30
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A comparative study of autonomic function tests in normotensive premenopausal and postmenopausal women
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National journal of physiology pharmacy and phamacology
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Vol 5 Issue 5
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386 -390
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2015
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31
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Sex differences in effects of cognitive stress on working capacity in adults
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Applied Physiology and Anatomy Digest
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Vol.1 issue 04
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09-17
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2017
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32
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Effect of TilaTailaPaana (Drinking SesamumIndicuml Seed Oil), on Serum Level of Thyroid Stimulating Hormone, Lipid Profile and Weight; In hypothyroid Obese Patient on Levothyroxine Therapy-A Case Report
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Imperial journal of interdisiplinary research
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Vol-2, Issue-12
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1312-1316
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2016
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33
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A Retrospective Study, to Find Out Incidence, Mortality, Causes and Vaccination Status in Cases of Tetanus, among all Pediatric Admissions in Tertiary Health Care Centre, During 1st January 2014 to 31st December 2014
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International journal of contemporary medical research
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Vol. 2 issue 5
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1208-1210
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2015
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34
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Effects of Chalk dust on Peak Expiratory Flow Rate in School Teachers
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International Journal of Medical and Health Sciences
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Vol-2;Issue-4
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2013
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HONORARY / AWARDS / ACHIEVEMENTS
Dr R.C.Sharma
1. Recipient of “Dr ML Gupta Prize” for substantial contribution in Medical Education in the year 2006 by Association of Physiologists and Pharmacologists of India
2. Nominated as Joint Secretary of International Medical Sciences Academy, New Delhi for the Western region