Department of Obstertics & Gynaecology
Established in the year 1990, since its inception of this college.
ONE AMONG THE 1st THREE “RCH CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE” IN TAMILNADU SINCE 2016
Multi speciality department - provides high quality patient care, postnatal, Family Welfare , Infertility & Oncology services.
The population served by the institution has gradually increased and at present, the hospital serves about a population of 39 lakhs in Salem district. Being a tertiary care centre, GMKMCH, Department of Obstetrics serves as a referral centre for about 107 (87+ 20) PHCs and 11 GH including 2 CEmONC centres in Salem district ,nearby 8 districts with a bed strength of 472 and a bed occupancy rate of more than 100%.
12,033 deliveries were conducted in 2021, and about 12144 deliveries in the year 2020 averaged approximately to more than 1000 deliveries per month.
Location:
The department is a 4 storey RCH building. The ground floor consists of the labor room, CEMONC casuality, AN OP, Gynaec OP, FP OP, ICU, HDU and Annex. The first floor consists of the Emergency OT, Elective OT, immediate post op ward and post op wards. The second floor consists of the AN wards, The third floor consists of the PN wards and the fourth floor consists of the Gynaec wards, FP wards and library. The building also has NICU in it with a breast milk bank. We are a 360 bedded department with 3 Units headed by HOD (Professor) and 2 Professor, 1 Associate professor and 8 Assistant Professors.
STAFF WITH UNIT DISTRIBUTION
No. of Units : 3
Professor : 3
Associate Professors : 1
Assistant Professors : 8
Senior Residents : 8
Junior Residents : 30
UNIT 1 | UNIT2 | UNIT 3 |
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HOD AND PROFESSOR | PROFESSOR | PROFESSOR |
DR.S.S.SUBHA | DR.L.SHANMUGAVADIVU | DR.R.MANIMEGALAI |
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR |
DR.R.SUGANTHI | DR.V.ARULMOZHI | DR.J.P.ANUREKHA |
ASSISTANT PROFESSSOR | DR.N.GAYATHRI | DR.V.SANDYARANI |
DR.S.S.LAVANYA | DR.A.SEMMALAR | DR.N.SRI PRADHEE |
DR.M.PRIYADARSHINI | SENIOR RESIDENT | SENIOR RESIDENT |
SENIOR RESIDENT | DR.P.SHARMILEE | DR.A.SHARMILA |
DR.P. SARALA BAI | DR.S.VIDYALAKSHMI | DR.N.GAYATHRI |
DR.R.PRABHA | DR.U.KALAIARASI | |
DR.S. KAYATRI | ||
JUNIOR RESIDENT | JUNIOR RESIDENT | JUNIOR RESIDENT |
DR.KIRUBHA | DR.MATHURAVARDHINI | DR.GAYATHRI |
DR.BHAVITHRA | DR.PRADEEPA | DR.PRAVALLIKA |
DR.NANDHINI | DR.GAYATHRI DEVI | DR.SHEELA |
DR.SILVIA | DR.MAHALAKSHMI | DR.CATHERINE FANNY |
DR.RAJESHWARI | DR.DEEPIKA | DR.DEEPALAKSHMI |
DR.TIKEHLILA | DR.SUGANTHI | DR.SHARMILA |
DR.REHANA | DR.SAKTHI | DR.ATTHULYA MANGAL |
DR.TEJASHWINI | DR.KEERTHANA | DR.DIVYASELVI |
DR.JANANI | DR.KARTHIKA | DR.LAVANYA |
DR.MADHUNITHA | DR.SATYAPRIYA | DR.DIVYA |
WELCOME TO THE VIRTUAL WALK TO OUR DEPARTMENT!
RECEPTION AREA
Our reception where the admissions are issued and we ensure to help the patients with utmost respect.
We provide waiting area for the attenders who are anxiously with expectation outside the labour room.
CLEAN LABOUR ROOM
Our labour rooms are equipped with focussing lamps for episiotomy suturing present for every labour board.
MATERNITY INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
Our intensive care unit with 8 beds for high risk antenatal mothers offering highly specialised intensive services thereby in effective prevention of morbidity and maternal mortality.
OUR OUT PATIENT SERVICES:
- Antenatal Case registration and follow up
- High Risk Antenatal Screening
- Obstetric and Gynaec Ultrasound
- Gynaec case management
- NCD screening – Clinical Breast examination VIA / VILI
- PAP SMEAR screening
- Colposcopy and Biopsy
Our outpatient services are been carried out regularly for all days of the year and we see nearly 125 - 150 cases per day. Our CEmONC functions throughout the day and all cases requiring admissions are attended immediately by Duty Obstetricians. Per month on an average we see 2,500 Outpatient antenatal mothers and nearly 26,739 outpatients were benefited with our services last year. High risk pregnancy screening program is also been conducted every month on a regular basis.
SPEACILIZED ICU AND HDU SET UP:
Ours is a tertiary care center, well equipped for handling all types of high risk pregnancies and emergencies related to pregnancy and labor. We have a well equipped 8-bedded Obstetric ICU with 6 ventilators, 20-bedded High Dependency Unit and other high end equipments for monitoring critically ill antenatal and postnatal cases. Besides the routine obstetric care for uncomplicated pregnancies, specialized care is provided in high risk cases with our advanced ICU and HDU set up.
We effectively manage high risk obstetrics cases like Anemia complicating pregnancies, Gestational & Chronic hypertension complicating pregnancies, Gestational & Overt Diabetes complicating pregnancies,Pre-Eclampsia, Antepartum & Postpartum Eclampsia, Abruptio placenta, Placenta Previa, Placenta accreta, Post partumhemorrhage, Ectopic pregnancy, HELLP syndrome, Acute and Chronic kidney disease complicating pregnancies, Heart disease complicating pregnancies. We also pioneered in treating Cerebral venous thrombosis patients and also thrombo embolic disorders which causes dreaded complication in postpartum.
All specialists like Anesthetist, Physician, Surgeon, Neurologist, Nephrologist, Cardiologist, Surgical and Medical Gastro enterologist are available for managing emergency cases in our obstetric ICU. Approximately 45-50 units of blood and blood products are being transfused daily and 16,000 units of blood and blood products were transfused successfully last year saving hundreds of antenatal and postnatal mothers.
GYNAEC SURGERIES:
- Abdominal Hysterectomy
- Vaginal Hysterectomy
- Laparoscopy assisted vaginal hysterectomy (LAVH)
- Ovarian cystectomy
- Pelvic floor repair
- Abdominal sling surgeries
- Fothergill’s repair
- Staging Laparotomy
- Werthiem’s Hysterectomy
- Operative LaporoscopyHysterectomy
- Ovarian Cystectomy, Cryotherapy
Our speciality clinic include Adolescent clinic, Infertility clinic, Menopausal clinic, Cancer clinic, Gynaec endocrine clinic. PAP smear screening technique and colposcopy are been done for nearly 500 patients per month. Cervical biopsy and endometrial sampling are routinely done as outpatient procedures.
We have been successfully picking up cancer patients at an earlier microinvasive stage through our screening methods and lots of cervical cancer patients were identified as such who were benefited with surgical measures and a complete cure was sorted.
Postpartum psychosis councelling clinic has been successfully functioning as a part of our speciality clinics along with trained psychiatrist to psychologically support the mothers in the immediate post partunl period and in effectively manage the identified mothers.
SERVICES PROVIDED UNDER FAMILY PLANNING:
- Minilap
- Postpartum Tubectomy
- MTP with TAT
- Laparoscopic Sterilisation
- No Scalpel Vasectomy (NSV)
- Tubal recanalization
Family planning services was functioning continuously with the total of about 1976 mothers being benefited last year from permanent method of sterilization. Temporary methods like PPIUCD insertion has been efficiently carried out with around 9025 beneficiaries. Laparoscopic sterilization is also being done and around 77 mothers underwent the procedure. There is also a focus in par to male sterilization, where No Scalpel Vasectomy (NSV) was done for about 15 patients the last year.
SURGERIES COVERED UNDER CM HEALTH INSURANCE SCHEME:
- Caesarean Hysterectomy With Bladder Repair
- Rupture Uterus With Tubectomy
- Eclampsia Wth Complications Requiring Ventilatory Support
- Abruptio Placenta WithDic
- Laparoscopy Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy(Lavh)
- Vaginal Hysterectomy With Pelvic Floor Repair
- Vaginal Hysterectomy With Mesh Repair
- Cystocele,Rectocele,Perineorraphy
- Pelvic Floor Reconstruction With Mesh
- Mc Indo Repair For Vaginal Atresia
- Sling With Mesh Repair For Prolapse
- Abdominal Repair For Vault Prolapse
- Abdominal Repair With Mesh For Vault Prolapse
- Laparoscopic Cystectomy
- Laparoscopic Ectopic Resection
- Laparoscopicrecanalisation
- Laparoscopic Sling Operations
- Laparoscopic Adhesiolysis
- Vaginal Hysterectomy For Benign Conditions
- Abdominal Hysterectomy For Benign Conditions
- Staging Laparotomy For Ovarian And Utrrine Ca
- Wertheims Hysterectomy For Cancer Cervix
FINANCIAL SCHEMES RUN UNDER THE DEPARTMENT:
- CMCHIS – Purchase of Advanced Equipments, Consumables is being done under the scheme
- NRHM – Emergency purchase of Drugs and Clinical accessories, Equipments repairs, expenditure for CT/MRI for unaffordable patients, Lab services for investigations which are not available in our hospital is being done under the scheme
- JSSK – Vehicle services are being provided for postnatal patients under the scheme
- JSY – Consolidated amount of Rs.600 / 700 for delivered patients is being distributed under the scheme
MILESTONE ACHIEVEMENTS AND AWARDS
PLATINUM CERTIFICATION OF LAQSHYA IN NATIONAL ASSESSMENT
JIPMER TEAM VISITED OG DEPARTMENT- LABOUR WARD AND MATERNITY OT COMPLEX ON 09.09.2022 TO OBSERVE AND STUDY THE RMC PROTOCOL
TAMIL NADU HEALTH SECRETARY DR. J. RADHAKRISHNAN’S VISIT ON IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTPARTUM PSYCHOSIS COUNCELLING CLINIC
DR. JUSTIN PAUL’s APPRECIATION VISIT ON OUR TREMENDOUS CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS TNPHDR
(Tamil Nadu Pregnancy and Heart Disease Registry)
NATIONAL HEALTH MISSION AWARD –
APPRECIATING THE EFFORTS TO SAVE LIFE OF A DYING MOTHER
We serve as a model unit for recovering near miss cases with high morbidity and mortality risk and effectively reducing maternal mortality rate. One such remarkable near miss case was a 19 year old mother with multiple complications of HELLP syndrome, Multiorgan dysfucntion, Postpartum eeclampsia, Acute kidney injury, Disseminated Intravascular Coagulopathy, Sepsis who succumbed to a massive Upper Gastro intestinal bleed and we saved the life of this mother by transporting her to OmandhurarMultispeciality hospital Chennai in a timely manner, wherein a life saving critical procedure of Coiling of the feeder vessel was done. This type of remarkable maternal near miss have been successfully handled by our team of Obstetricians well appreciated by the National Health Mission, Tamil Nadu.
EXCLUSIVE COVID – 19 BLOCK
SERVICES DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC:
Our department has been tirelessly functioning through out especially during during the COVID 19 pandemic. We have admitted 1755 Covid positive mothers and have discharged 1748 Covid positive mothers successfully. From April 2021 to March 2022 we have conducted 570 deliveries for Covid infected mothers, among which 421 were delivered by LSCS and 148 by labour natural. All high risk COVID positive mothers with covid pneumonia and respiratory distress were managed with High flow nasal oxygen (HFNO) and we managed them effectivelyand discharged.Our special block for COVID 19. during the pandemic of COVID 19 in the year 2020 and 2021 we have offered the best care and services for the pregnant mothers conducting in total of 487 deliveries for COVID POSITIVE mothers and treating about 1409 covid positive mothers. Proper social distancing placed beds with adequate facilities for hand washing and ensured no attender system with adequate protection for health care workers.
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE:
Dr.Divya MS OG., crowned excellence for her research on CVT in Pregnancy at Madurai Obstetrics and Gynaecology Society’s Silver Jubilee conference
Dr.S. Mathura Vardhini MS OG., Postgraduate, secured First place for her State level Poster presentation conducted at KAARIGAI conference, IOG, Chennai.
Dr. K. Roopini our proud awardee of the prestigious Gangadara Lakshmi Narayanama Prize and the Balfour Memorial prize for securing the highest score in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in the Undergraduate University examination
Dr.S. Mathura Vardhini MS OG., Postgraduate, secured Second place for her Paper on Amniotic fluid culture and sensitivity and glucose concentration as effective indicators of infection at COGSICON conference,Coimbatore.
UNDERGRADUATES GOLD MEDAL WINNERS:
- Dr.Naurin for the year 2020
- Dr Soorya for the year 2021
- Dr Mruthulagi for the year 2022
CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION (CME) Programmes
CMEs and Conferences conducted in the Department of O&G :
- High risk obstetrics – 20th July 2017.
- Revision course in O& G for final year undergraduates – 15 to 18th March 2018
- Recent trends in gynecology – 21st July 2018
- Screening and management of Carcinoma Cervix and Colposcopy workshop – July 2019.
- CME on fetal growth restriction – 22nd August 2019
- CME on Heart disease complicating pregnancy and its management – 18th September 2019.
- CME on Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy – 23rd March 2019
- Workshop on Conjoint twins on 4thdecember 2021
- Clinicopathological conference on Granulosa Cell Tumor on 10thdecember 2021
- CME on National Gestational Diabetes Mellitus day on 11th March 2022
- CME on “Enriching your Handling skills in High Risk Obstetrics” – 29th august 2022.
CEMONC CO-ORDINATION MEETING Conducted regularly to enable the Medical Officers in periphery (DMS and DPH) to be updated about the recent trends.
MATERNAL DEATH AUDIT Meetings conducted every month.
Maternal death Audited at four Levels:
- Internal Death audit – Dept
- College Medical Audit
- NHM Audit
- Collector Audit
TRAINING ACTIVITIES IN DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
- BEmONC training
- CEmONC training
- SBA training
- PPIUCD training
- Labour Skill training
- Laproscopic sterilisation training
- VIA & Colposcopy training
GOVERNMENT MOHAN KUMARAMANGALAM MEDICAL COLLEGE, SALEM
DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
WEEKLY POST GRADUATE ACADEMIC TIME TABLE
MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY | FRIDAY | SATURDAY | |
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THEORY CLASS | 12PM-1PM | 12PM-1PM | ||||
CLINICAL SEMINARS | 12PM-1PM | |||||
JOURNAL CLUBS | 12PM-1PM | |||||
CASE PRESENTATION | 8:30AM-9:30AM | 8:30AM-9:30AM | 8:30AM-9:30AM | |||
GROUP DISCUSSIONS | 2PM-3PM | 2PM-3PM | ||||
GUEST LECTURES | 10AM-11AM |
GOVERNMENT MOHAN KUMARAMANGALAM MEDICAL COLLEGE, SALEM
DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
TEACHING PROGRAMME FOR UNDERGRADUATES
ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
- Theory classes
- Clinical classes
- Symposium by final year students-monthly once on third Saturday 10AM-12 PM
- CME by assistant professors-monthly once on second Friday 12PM -1 PM
- Journal club meetings by assistant professors- monthly once on second Thursday 12PM -1 PM
THEORY CLASSES
YEAR | DAY &TIME | |
First clinical year |
Friday | 1-2 pm |
Prefinal Year |
Wednesday | 4-5 pm |
Final year |
Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday |
4-5pm 1-2pm 4-5pm 3-4pm |
CLINICAL POSTING DURATION FOR MBBS STUDENTS IN OG DEPARTMENT
SEMESTER | DURATION | NO.OF BATCHES |
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III | 2WEEKS | 3 |
IV | 4 WEEKS | 2 |
V | 4 WEEKS | 4 |
VII | 4WEEKS | 5 |
VIII | 4WEEKS | 5 |
IX | 5WEEKS | 3 |
TOTALLY 10 WEEKS (2 WKS + 4 WKS + 4 WKS )
2 WEEKS –INTRODUCTORY CLASSES
4 WEEKS –2 WKS – Labour ward posting
– 4 WKS – OP classes
4 WEEKS –CASE PRESENTATIONS
FIRST SESSION – 2 WEEKS - INTRODUCTORY CLASSES
S.NO | 8.30 – 10 AM | 10.30 – 12 PM |
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1 | Physiology of menstruation, ovulation | Applied anatomy of uterus, supports of uterus, pelvis, pelvic floor muscles |
2 | Physiology of conception, fertilization, implantation, Development of placenta |
Terminologies and definitions |
3 | AN care, booking, AN visits | Signs and symptoms in each trimesters |
4 | Detailed history to be taken in an antenatal patients | |
5 | General examination and demonstration of grips | Terminologies – lie, attitude, presentation, presenting part, position |
6 | Diagnosis of pregnancy | Routine investigations to be done in each trimesters |
7 | Stages of labor | |
8 | High risk pregnancy | |
9 | Abnormal menstruation - terminologies | Demonstration of P/S and P/V examination |
10 | History taking – DUB/fibroid | History taking - leucorrhoea |
11 | History taking – mass abdomen | History taking – mass descending per vaginum |
12 | History taking – ca cervix | History taking – post menopausal bleeding |
SECOND SESSION : FIRST 2 WEEKS – Labor ward posting
S.NO | TOPIC |
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1 | Terminologies – gravida, para, abortion, obstetric score, normal labor, preterm, term, post term etc |
2 | Diameters of fetal skull and maternal pelvis |
3 | Mechanism of normal labor in LOA /LOT position |
4 | First stage of labor – changes in cervix and monitoring during first stage |
5 | Management during first stage of labor – induction of labor, ARM, augmentation of labor |
6 | II, III & IV stage of labor – monitoring and management, active management of III stage of labor |
7 | Types of episiotomy and demonstration of episiotomy repair |
8 | Management of PPH |
9 | Puerperium – changes and its management |
10 | Cesarean section – indications & steps |
11 | Differential diagnosis of pain abdomen in each trimesters |
12 | Role of USG in obstetrics |
SECOND SESSION - NEXT 2 WEEKS – op classes
S.N | CASE PRESENTAION - TOPIC |
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1 | Normal antenatal patient |
2 | Anemia complicating pregnancy |
3 | PIH complicating pregnancy |
4 | Prev LSCS complicating pregnancy |
5 | Heart disease complicating pregnancy |
6 | Multiple pregnancy |
7 | Breech presentation |
8 | Fibroid uterus/DUB |
9 | Prolapse |
10 | Mass abdomen |
11 | Ca cervix |
12 | Postmenopausal bleeding |
THIRD SESSION – 4 WEEKS – clinical classes
S.N | TOPIC |
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1 | Normal pregnancy and terminologies |
2 | Demonstration of grips |
3 | Anemia complicating pregnancy |
4 | PIH, Pre eclampsia |
5 | Eclampsia |
6 | Previous LSCS |
7 | Breech presentation |
8 | Heart disease complicating pregnancy |
9 | Preterm labor pains |
10 | Postdated, IUGR |
11 | Short primi, CPD |
12 | Twins |
13 | Diabetes complicating pregnancy |
14 | Menstrual irregularities - terminologies |
15 | Fibroid uterus |
16 | Prolapse uterus |
17 | DUB |
18 | Ca cervix |
19 | Mass abdomen, ovarian tumor |
20 | Infertility |
21 | Postmenopausal bleeding |
TOTALLY 4 WEEKS
FIRST 10 DAYS – FAMILY PLANNING POSTING
S.N | 8.30 AM – 10 AM | 10.30AM – 12 PM |
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1 | Barrier methods, natural methods of contraception | OT OBSERVATION |
2 | Oral contraceptive pills | |
3 | Intra uterine contraceptive device | |
4 | Injectable contraception, emergency contraception | |
5 | Female and male sterilization | |
6 | Laparoscopic sterilization | |
7 | First trimester abortion | |
8 | Second trimester abortion |
NEXT 20 DAYS – LABOR WARD POSTING
S.N | TOPIC |
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1 | BISHOP’S SCORING |
2 | Induction of labor |
3 | Mechanism of labor |
4 | Stages and conduct of labor |
5 | Episiotomy and repair |
6 | Partogram |
7 | Active management of III stage of labor |
8 | Management of PPH |
9 | Drugs commonly used in labor ward |
10 | Cesarean section – indications and steps |
11 | Complications during cesarean section |
12 | Management of PIH patient in labour |
13 | Management of anemiapt in labor |
14 | Management of heart disease pt in labor |
15 | Resuscitation of a patient in shock |
16 | Forceps delivery and vaccum delivery |
CLINICAL CLASSES FOR FINAL YEAR STUDENTS
TOTALLY 10 WEEKS (2 WKS + 4 WKS + 5WKS)
1ST WEEK – DAY LABOUR WARD
2ND WEEK – NIGHT LABOUR WARD
3RD WEEK – FAMILY PLANNING – REVISION
4TH ,5TH ,6TH WEEKS – CASE PRESENTATION
NEXT 5 WEEKS -CASE PRESENTATION
-PRACTICAL VIVA TOPICS (Maternal pelvis and fetal skull, Mechanism of labor,Specimen, x rays,Instruments, drugsOSCE)
LABOUR WARD CLASSES
- Mechanism of labour
- Mechanism of labour in ROP
- Conduct of assisted breech delivery
- Complications of third stage of labour and PPH management
- Conduct of VBAC
- Abruptio placenta- diagnosis, management and mode of delivery
- Placenta previa- diagnosis ,management and mode of delivery
- Rh negative mother
- CPD- Trial of labour
- Rupture uterus and inversion of uterus- causes and management
- Neonatal resuscitation
- Induction of labour,13.obstetrical emergencies- DIC, cord prolapsed
TESTS: OBSTETRICS-2
GYNAECOLOGY-2
COMMON THEORY -1
PRACTICALS -1
GENERAL CLINICS -4
SYMPOSIUM -29 ( THIRD SATURDAYS )
CLINICAL CLASSES - (20 DAYS)-CASE PRESENTATION
- Anemia complicating pregnancy and fibroid
- Normal pregnancy- AN case palpation and male infertility
- Elderly primi ,teen age primi and grand multi & female infertility
- Pre eclampsia and prolapse
- post datism and DUB- Puberty and reproductive
- post cesarean pregnancy and peri menopausal DUB
- Multiple pregnancy and post menopausal bleeding
- Breech presentation and Ca cervix
- Heart disease and Ca endometrium
- Rh negative mother and leucorrhoea
- Recurrent pregnancy loss and MTP
- Diabetes complicating pregnancy and mass abdomen-case discussion
- CPD and Ovarian tumour
- Permanent and temporary methods of family planning
- Specimen
- Instruments
- Surgical steps for vaginal hysterectomy, abdominal hysterectomy , forthergillssurgery,myomectomy, sling surgery
- Steps of fractional curettage, D&C, Suction evacuation
SERVICES OFFERED
NO. OF UNITS : 3
ADMISSION DAYS : OP TIMINGS: DAILY FROM 7.30 AM TO 12.00 PM
UNIT | OP & ADMISSION DAYS | THEATRE DAYS |
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1 | MON &THURS | WED & SAT |
2 | TUES &FRI | MON &THURS |
3 | WED & SAT | TUES &FRI |
BED STRENGTH:
NAME OF THE WARD | NO.OF BEDS |
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Ante natal | 64 |
Gynaecology | 46 |
Post Operative | 72 |
Gyn.post op ward | 15 |
Post natal ward | 62 |
Family Welfare ward | 20 |
Labour ward – Clean | 8 |
Labour ward – Septic | 6 |
Labour ward –Prelabour | 8 |
Labour ward–Eclampsia | 9 |
Maternal intensive care unit | 8 |
Labour ward - High dependency unit | 9 |
Labour ward Annex | 20 |
TOTAL | 360 |
S.NO. | TITLE OF THE ARTICLE | FIRST/ SECOND/ CO-AUTHOR | NAME OF THE JOURNAL | VOLUME & DATE OF THE ARTICLE IN JOURNAL | TYPE OF ARTICLE |
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1 | Labour analgesia and obstetric outcome in heart disease complicating pregnancy in tertiary care center | First author | IJRCOG | Volume 9 I Issue: 3 I March 2020 | Original Research Article |
2 | Prevalence of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy and its maternal outcome in a tertiary care hospital, Salem, Tamil Nadu, India | First author | IJRCOG | Volume 9 I Issue 1 I January 2020 | Original Research Article |
3 | Study of prevalence of heart disease in antenatal mothers along with fetal and maternal outcome from a tertiary care hospital, Salem, Tamil Nadu, India | First author | IJRCOG | Volume 8 I Issue 12 I December 2019 | Original Research Article |
4 | A study on perinatal outcomes in antenatal mothers with abnormal pulmonary function tests | First author | IJRCOG | Volume 7 I Issue 7 I July 2018 | Original Research Article |
5 | a case series of craniotomy in obstetric patients : a life saving treatment modality | First author | IJRCOG | Volume 7/ issue 5/ may 2018 | Original Research Article |
6 | Left ventricular dysfunction in preeclampsia: an echocardiographic stutly | First author | IJRCOG | Volume6 I Issue : 2 I November 2017 | Original Research Article |
7 | Abruptio placenta: a retrospective study on maternal and perinatal outcome | First author | IJRCOG | Volume : 6 I Issue :10 I October 2017 | Original Research Article |
8 | Maternal and Perinatal Outcome of Pregnancy Over The Age Of 35 Years | First author | IJSR | Volume : 5 | Issue : 7 | July 2016 | Original Research Article |
9 | Comparative study of short term vs. Long term use of prophylactic antibiotics in lower segment caesarean section | First author | JEMDS | Volume 5 I Issue 28 I April 2016 | Original Research Article |
10 | A comparative study of ADA and WHO criteria for screening of gestational diabetes mellitus | co Author | IJRCOG | Volume 7 I Issue 3 I March 2018 | Original Research Article |
11 | A study of emergency peripartum hysterectomy in a tertiary care hospital | co Author | IJRCOG | Volume 7 I Issue 5 I May 2018 | Original Research Article |
12 | A rare presentation of benign Brenner tumor of ovary: a case report | co Author | IJRCOG | Volume 7 I Issue 7 I July 2018 | Original Research Article |
13 | Eclampsia: a retrospective study in a tertiary care centre | Second Author | IJRCOG | Volume : 6 I Issue : 8 I August 2017 | Original Research Article |
14 | Emergency Obstetric Hysterectomy: A 11 Years study | Second Author | IJAR | Volume : 6 | Issue : 8 | August 2016 | Original Research Article |
15 | Pregnancy Outcome in First Trimester Bleed | Second Author | IJAR | Volume : 6 | Issue : 7 | July 2016 | Original Research Article |
16 | Prevalence of subclinical hypothyroidism in reproductive age group women with abnormal uterine bleeding | Second author | JEMDS | Volume : 5 I Issue 30 I April 2016 | Original Research Article |
17 | Retrospective Analysis of Indications of Caesarean Section | Second author | IJSR | Volume : 5 | Issue : 8 | August 2016 | Original Research Article |
18 | primary caesarean section in multigravida | Second Author | IJRCOG | Volume 7/ issue 3/ march 2018 | Original Research Article |
19 | intrauterine contraceptive device IUCD - CuT380a Migration - a study report | a case report | IGRWH | January 2018 | case report |
20 | Early prediction of PIH: serum β HCG and lipid profileI | First Author | IJRCOG | December 2016 | Original Research Article |
21 | Comparative study between Efficacy of oral Misoprostal& Vaginal Misoprostol & Foley Bulb with oxytocin Induction in Prolonged Pregnancy and study of Maternal and Foetal Outcome | Second Author | IOSR | JAN 2017 | ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE |
22 | A Study of Maternal deaths from pre eclampsia and eclampsia in a tertiary care centre | Second Author | IOSR | JAN 2019 | ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE |
23 | An analysis of maternal mortality at government teaching hospital GMKMCH, Salem, Tamil nadu, India | Second Author | IJRCOG | DEC 2018 | retrospective study |
24 | A comparative study of LAVH Vs Abdominal Hysterectomy done by a beginner for Lapraroscopic surgeries in a Govt Medical College Hospital. | Second Author | IOSR JDMS | SEPTEMBER 2016 | Retrospective study |
25 | Clinical profile of postpartum cerebral thrombosis and its management in a tertiary hospital, salem, Tamil nadu, India | First Author | IJSR | Prospective analytical study | |
26 | Comparative study of postpartum intra uterine contraceptive device insertion and interval intra uterine contraceptive device insertion in a tertiary care hospital, International Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynaecology | JULY 2017 | |||
27 | Comparative study of postpartum intra uterine contraceptive device insertion and interval intra uterine contraceptive device insertion in a tertiary care hospital International Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynaecology | JULY 2017 |
LIST OF ONGOING RESEARCH WORKS
S. No | Title | Author | Progress of the study |
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1 | A comparision of coagulation profile in pre eclamptic and eclamptic patients with term normal pregnancy | Author: Dr. K. Gayathri, Junior Resident Guide: Dr. R. Manimegalai |
Study being conducted |
2 | Association of C Reactive protein with severity of pre eclampsia | Dr.G.Pradeepa, Junior Resident Guide: Dr. L. Shanmugavadivu |
Study being conducted |
3 | First trimester hyperuricemia as a predictor for development of gestational diabetes mellitus | Author: Dr. S. Kirubha, Junior Resident Guide: Dr. R. Manimegalai |
Study being conducted |
4 | Spectrum of Acute kidney injury in obstetrical setting-A prospective analytical study. | Author: Dr.S.Mathura Vardhini, Junior Resident Guide: Dr. L. Shanmugavadivu |
Study being conducted |
5 | Feto maternal outcome of twin pregnancy according to chorionicity | Author: Dr.T.Sheela, Junior Resident Guide: Dr. R. Manimegalai |
Study being conducted |
6 | Posterior Reversible encephalopathy syndrome in Antenatal and Postnatal mothers | Author: Dr.J.Nandhini Guide: Dr. L. Shanmugavadivu |
Study being conducted |
7 | To evaluate serum lipid profile in 2nd trimester as a predictor of hypertensive disorder in pregnancy | Author: Dr.Pravalikka, Co-author: Dr. L. Shanmugavadivu |
Study being conducted |
8 | Association of hyperlipidemia with preterm delivery | Author: Dr.M.Mahalakshmi, Guide: Dr. L. Shanmugavadivu |
Study being conducted |
9 | Peripartum hysterectomy – Risk factors, indications and relative risk of hysterectomy after cesarean section with vaginal delivery | Author: Dr. S. Gayathri Devi, Guide: Dr. L. Shanmugavadivu |
Study being conducted |
10 | Shorter interpregnancy interval – Prevalence and possibility of being a causative factor for maternal anemia and her associated comorbidities | Author: Dr. N.K. Bhavithra, Guide: Dr. R. Manimegalai |
Study being conducted |
11 | Heart Disease And Feto Maternal Outcome | Dr. Rajeshwari | Study being conducted |
12 | Occurence Of Psychiatric Morbidity In Postnatal Mothers | Dr. Deepika | Study being conducted |
13 | Prevalence And Clinical Study Of Hepatitis B Infection In Pregnant Women | Dr.Tikehila | Study being conducted |
14 | Study Of Doppler Changes On Uterine Artery And Umbilical Artery – Prediction Of Pre Eclampsia And Iugr In Second Trimester | Dr. Sharmila | Study being conducted |
15 | Thrombocytopenia And Fetomaternal Outcome | Dr. Suganthi | Study being conducted |
16 | Study Of Critical Analysis Of Causes And Course Of Cerebral Venous Thrombosis In Pregnancy And Pueperium | Dr. Deepalakshmi | Study being conducted |
17 | Study Of Outcome Of Pregnancy In Uterine Anomalies | Dr. Sakthi | Study being conducted |
18 | Pre Gestational Diabetes Mellitus And Fetal Outcome | Dr. Silvia | Study being conducted |
19 | Study Of Maternal And Perinatal Outcome In Jaundice Complicating Pregnancy | Dr. Catherine Fanny | Study being conducted |
20 | Study To Determine Relationship Between Thyroid Dysfunction And Gestational Diabetes Mellitus | Dr. Rehana | Study being conducted |