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MBBS |
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MS (Surgery) |
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BDS |
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Advanced gastro-intestinal and hepato-biliary surgery including major bowel resections |
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Treatments of viscus perforations, laparoscopic biliary surgery, surgery of portal hypertension and palliative procedures in hepato-biliary cancers |
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Breast surgery and reconstructions. |
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Resections of the advanced head and neck cancers and immediate myocutaneous flap reconstruction |
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Surgery of the oesophagus. |
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Contact:
Professor & Head of Surgery
Prof Ramakant
Department of Surgery, KG Medical University,
Lucknow – 226 003
Telephone :
91 – 522 – (Work) 225 7451 Extn 292; (Home) 235 8230
Mobile:
98391-71487(M)
Email :
ramakantkgmc@rediffmail.com |
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| DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY |
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The Department of Surgery started functioning in 1912 with 42 beds, an operation theatre (OT) and a surgical outpatient with a minor OT. Col W Selby was the first Head of Department. The staff at that time consisted of only 1 professor and a lecturer. A post of reader was added in 1933 and that of a professor in clinical surgery in 1948. The concept of a composite department with its own building consisting of operation theatres with pre and post operative wards, research and project wards, clinical laboratories, services for sterilization, dressing material preparation, transfusion, stores, auditorium and offices was developed by Prof SC Misra. This bore fruit in the form of the New Surgical Block (NSB) that was inaugurated on 16th January 1955, by the then Chief Minister Sri Chandra Bhan Gupta, the Department celebrates this day as its foundation day.
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| The NSB or New Surgical Block - Commissioned on 16th January 1955 has : |
Four major, 2 minor ORs’, offices, post op wards, project and research wards, Two auditoria (200 and 80 seating), central stores, sterilization, transfusion (non- functional) committee room, tea room, resident change, day care OT, Cancer chemotherapy, library, post-op, HDU (non-functional), record section |
The Department has nurtured and given birth to the following facilities : |
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| Dental College |
1951 |
| Orthopedics Department |
1951 |
| ENT Department |
1951 |
| Plastic Surgery |
1976 |
| Neurosurgery |
1994 |
| CTVS |
1998 |
| Pediatric Surgery |
1998 |
| Urology |
1998 |
| Surgical Oncology |
1998 |
| Gastro-intestinal Surgery |
2006 |
Trauma Center and |
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| Surgical Emergency |
2004 |
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| Milestones of the Department |
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Department started functioning in the year 1912 |
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PG course started in the year 1928, first MS (General Surgery) was awarded to Dr MAH Siddiqui in the year 1930 |
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The GI endoscopy in 1981 |
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Diagnostic Laparoscopy and Mammography in 1982 |
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Laparoscopy Surgery and ERCP in 1994 |
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Diabetic Foot clinic and Tobacco Cessation clinic in 1999 |
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Breast Clinic in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology 2004 |
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| Activities and Facilities |
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The Department was the first in north India to perform open heart surgery, neurosurgery, spinal surgery and plastic surgery |
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It provides the major reception to surgical emergencies including medico-legal cases. |
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The department organises surgical teaching and training of MBBS, BDS, MS and PhD students. |
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The department has trained a large number of general, plastic, neuro and cardio-vascular surgeons. The faculty, present and past, as well as the alumni of this department have won laurels for the institution, holding some of the highest offices in their professional organisations. |
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Surgical Emergency & Trauma Centre – a vibrant place with all round surgical emergency and diagnostic facility with 30 – 40 serious cases admission per day in general surgery alone apart from orthopedics and ENT surgery. |
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The department has 8 operating theatres - 4 in the New Surgical Block, 3 in the Trauma Centre and 1 in the Outpatients' area. |
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Department has 3 auditoria one with a seating capacity of 200 and rest two of 50 each. |
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Research : The Department has 9 currently running research projects - 4 from ICMR, 2 from FDA, 1 from WHO, and 2 from pharmaceuticals. |
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Conferences: The department has organized 6 conferences and teaching programs for postgraduates and practising surgeons in 2007-08. Annual Foundation Day is celebrated on 16th January. |
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| Department Output |
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The annual indoor admissions are about 4000, and major and minor operations about 2400. The surgical outpatient attendance of new and old cases is approximately 28,000/year. |
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| OPD / Emergency |
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The above units perform the out-patient clinics and emergency on a particular day detailed as follows: Local OT in day care OT is available all days on first come first service (9 am to 3 pm). |
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| OPD / Emergency Unit |
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Prof Rama Kant / Dr. Suresh Kumar |
| Tuesday |
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Dr. HS Pahwa |
| Wednesday |
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Dr. Devendra Singh |
| Thursday |
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Dr. Sandeep Kumar / Dr. Shailendra Kumar Yadav |
| Friday |
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Dr. Vinod Jain / Dr. Sandeep Tewari |
| Saturday |
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Dr. AA Sonkar |
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| Previous Heads of Department |
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Col W Selby (1915-20), Prof Kannauji Lal (1920), Col HR Nutt (1921-24), Prof RN Bhatia (1924-32), Capt KS Nigam (1933-48), Prof SN Mathur (1948-52), Prof SC Misra (1952-70), Prof RV Singh (1970-77), Prof A Charan (1977-82), Prof PC Dubey (1982-88), Prof RP Sahi (1988-94), Prof NC Misra (1994-96), Prof KN Sinha (1996-98), Prof KD Varma (1998-99), Prof MSD Jaiswal (1999 - 2006) and Prof Ramakant (2006 - till date). |
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| Outstanding Alumni |
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Drs RN Mishra (ENT), BN Sinha (Orthopedics), RN Sharma (Plastic Surgery), SP Srivastava, YP Naithani, BD Sharma, Atam Prakash, Anand Prakash, PN Tandon, Tara Chandra, Pritam Das, NN Khanna, MN Khanna, GD Singhal, VNP Tripathi, PC Dubey, RP Sahi, Harish Chandra, AK Wakhlu, TC Goel, Chief of AMC, Railways, several heads of departments and NRI surgeons |
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