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DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY

GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE KATHUA


Email: gmckpathology1@[Link]

GENERAL INTRODUCTION ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT:

 The word Pathology is derived from the Greek word Pathos; meaning suffering
and if applied to modern medicine, it is the study of disease. Disease originates at
cellular level;that means cellular pathologies arise from perturbations in molecules i.e
genes, proteins and metabolites that influence cell survival and behaviors. Pathology
is not only study of structural alterations in different diseases but also the effect of
these changes on cellular/tissue function and ultimately the effect of these changes
on the patient. It is not a discipline isolated from the living patient but rather a basic
approach to a better understanding of disease and therefore a foundation of sound
clinical medicine. The Department of Pathology is a bridge between basic sciences
and clinical medicine. The foundation of modern pathology isunderstanding the
cellular and molecular aberrations that give rise to diseases i.e the modern
pathologists study the structural, molecular, biochemical and functional changes in
cells, tissues and organs that underlie the disease. By the use of morphologic,
microbiologic, immunologic and molecular techniques, pathologist attempts to
explain the whys & wherefores of the signs and symptoms manifested by patients
while providing rationale basis for clinical care & therapy. The four aspects of a
disease process i.e etiology, pathogenesis, morphologic changes & clinical
manifestations form the core of the pathology. Pathogenesis refers to the sequence
of molecular, biochemical and cellular events from the initial stimulus to the ultimate
expression of the disease. It explains how the underlying etiologies produce the
morphologic & clinical manifestations. The study of pathogenesis remains one of the
main domains of pathology.
DIFFERENT SECTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT:
1. Surgical Pathology
2. Cytopathology
3. Special Hematology
4. Hematology
5. Clinical Pathology
6. Pathology Specimen Museum
7. Research Laboratory

MISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY:


1. To perform all investigations of patients admitted in our hospital with as less
turnover time as possible.
2. Participate in a recognized Quality Assurance Activities and receive formal
accreditations to ensure that reports signed out of department are reliable.

VISION OF DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY:


1. To establish the Department of Pathology which will provide tertiary care
diagnostic services in the associated hospital of our College.
2. To establish histopathology, hematology, cytology, clinical pathology &
research laboratories in the department.
3. Hematology sections should have anemia laboratory,leukemia laboratory with
flowcytometery, coagulation laboratory and hemolytic anemia laboratory.
4. Cytology sections should have facilities for exfoliative cytology, liquid based
cytology, cell block and immunocytochemistry
5. Histopathology section should have facilities for processing of surgical
pathology specimens to generate H&E sections through routine formalin fixation
and paraffin embedding.
6. Research Laboratory: Once these sections are established we aspire to have
facilities forfrozen section, flow cytometry, immunohistochemistry, Flourescent
in-situ hybridization (FISH), Microarray, Cytogenetics facility and Polymerase
chain Reaction based molecular tests in different sections of department so that
patients can be given personalized molecular targeted therapy.
CORE VALUES OF DEPARTMENT:
1. Quality assurance of reports signed out from the department.
2. Good effective and two-way communication with all departments sending
requisitions for investigations.
3. Problem solving.
4. Mentorship and Leadership development.
5. Integrity and Accountability.
6. Human resource development and carrier progression.
7. Quality control of equipments/Instruments.
8. Biomeidcal waste disposal as per Green Tribunal recommendation
9. Training of Undergraduate, Post-graduate & paramedical staff for Health care
development of state, India & World.
10. Maintaining highest standard of academics and ethics in Department of
Pathology.

ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT:

1. Theory classes of undergraduates in the form of lectures, SDL &SGD.


2. Practical classes of undergraduateswherein students are made to perform
different skills& there is discussion of Case sheets.
3. Theory classes of students of [Link]. Paramedical sciences.
4. Practical classesof students of [Link]. Paramedical sciences.
5. Routine signs out in histopathology, cytopathology, hematology and special
hematology wherein senior residents learn passively as well as
as there is active discussion of all cases.
6. Every Friday there is Slide seminar.
7. Shortly clinic pathological conferences will be started with almost every
Department of the College.
8. Every Thursday there is Journal Club.
9. Faculty members & Residents are encouraged to attend CME’S ,Seminars,
Conferences & Workshops.
10. Research Activities: All faculty members & Residents are pursuing different
research project in the department.
11. Interesting case presentations are done regularly in the department.

SIGN OUT OF INVESTIGATIONS FROM DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY:


1. Emergency Laboratory:-Emergency laboratory runs 24X7 and where all
emergency tests are done and caters to all departments of Medical College. The
tests which are done in emergency lab are Hb, TLC, DLC, RBC Count, HCT, Red
blood cell indices, platelet count, PTI,PT,INR and R/E of urine.
2. Central Lab of the Hospital:- In this laboratory all patients attending OPDs are
[Link] which are performed in central lab areHb, TLC, DLC, RBC Count,
HCT, Red blood cell indices, platelet count, PT,PTI,INR, R/E of urine,D-Dimer, PBF,
ESR, Retic, G6PD &Coombs test.
3. Clinical Pathology:- Routine sign outs
4. Hematology:- Routine sign outs and bone marrow aspiration& biopsy.
5. Special Hematology:-Retic, G6PD, Direct & indirect Coombs Test.
6. Cytopathology: FNAC of swelling, fluid cytology, semen analysis, wet cytology,
Pap smear& imprint smears
7. Histopathology: Biopsies & Surgical excision specimens are processed in this
laboratory. These specimens are received from all departments of the college

FACULTY MEMBERS & SENIOR RESIDENTS WORKING IN THE DEPARTMENT:

[Link] Name Designation Phone No. Email id


1. Dr. Surinder K. Atri Professor & 9419538541 surinderkumaratri@[Link]
Head
2. Dr. Vidhu Mahajan Assistant 9419422225 vidhunipun@[Link]
Professor
3. Dr. Virender M. Assistant 7889790116 Vmrpath007@[Link]
Rana Professor
4. Dr. Anil Raina Assistant 9419183367 Dranilraina00@[Link]
Professor
5. Dr. Reetika Senior Resident 9419113830 Drreetika06oct@[Link]
6. Dr. Rashmi Senior Resident 8091748556 rashmi.aithmia2999@[Link]
Laboratory Technocrats and other Supportive Staff working in the department:

[Link] Name Designation Phone No. Email id


1. Sapna Lab. Techanician 7889683166 Sapnaverma8384@[Link]
2. Anil Saini Lab. Techanician 6005913055 anilsaidpur@[Link]
3. RajniBala Lab. Techanician 8899761974 Rajnibala1206@[Link]
4. Shilpa Devi Lab. Techanician 7889436077 Sumitshilpa143@[Link]
5. Archana Mansotra Lab. Techanician 7006932891 archanamansotra@[Link]
6. EktaKhajuria Lab. Techanician 9149529878 Sharmaekta257@[Link]
7. Manik Sharma Lab. Techanician 7006338551 Maniksharma68200@[Link]
8. Sanampreet Singh Techanical Assistant 7006215301 Singhsanampreet12@[Link]
9. Pooja Devi Jr. Staff Nurse 6005151711 Poojaji2677@[Link]
10 RuhikaKanathia Lab. Techanician 7889766106 Ruhika1990@[Link]
11 Mahesh Singh Techanical Assistant 7889955429 Sumbriamahesh@[Link]
12 ShaliniPavra Jr. Staff Nurse 7889891306 Shalinipavra23@[Link]
13 Anish Sharma Techanical Assistant 7889789105 Anishsharma82802@[Link]
14. Dilawar Khan Techanical Assistant 7780979562 [Link]@[Link]
15. Poonam Rani Jr. Staff Nurse 6005234473 rani02043@[Link]
16. RajniBala Jr. Staff Nurse 9596147352 rjnibala2017@[Link]
17. Vishal Sharma Record Clerk 8082670950 pankaj.sharma86853@[Link]
18. KoushalPandotra Nursing Orderly 9086101312 Koushalpanotra12@[Link]
19. Aftab Ali Nursing Orderly 9796237497 shivaniaftab@[Link]
20 Danish Sumbria Nursing Orderly 8082772116
21 Rajinder Kumar Nursing Orderly 7051893231
22 Lalita Devi Lab Technician 6005796759 Lalitadevilove431@[Link]
23 Kaynatpertyal Technical Assistant 9018820945 kpertyal@[Link]
24 Rimpy Devi Class IV 6005538203 rimpydevi564@[Link]

Books available in the departmental Library:

Sr. No. Name of Book Name of the author


1. Color Atlas of Pathology  U.N. Riede
 LM Werner
2. Essentials of Practical Pathology for  Dr. Rajpal Yadav
undergraduates 4th ed.  Dr. Nidhi Verma
 Dr. Meeta Singh
3. WHO Classification of tumors of Breast 5th ed.  Sunil R. Lakhani
 Ian O. Ellis
 Stuart J. Schnitt
 PuayHoon Tan
 Marc J. Van de Vijver
Sr. No. Name of Book Name of the author
4. WHO Classification of tumors of Soft tissues  Christopher DM Fletcher
and Bones 4th ed.  Julia A. Bridge
 Pancras C.W. Hogendoorn
 Fredrik Mortena
5. WHO Classification of tumors of Lung, Pleura,  William D. Travis
Thymus and Heart 4th ed.  Elisabeth Brambilla
 Allen P. Burke
 Alexander Marx
 Andrew G. Nicolson
6. WHO classification of tumors of Female  Robert J. Kurman
Reproductive organs  Maria LusaCarcangiu
 C. Simon Herringtion
 Robert H. Young

7. Leukemia diagnosis  Barbara J Bains


8. Robbins basic pathology 1st South Asian ed.  Vinay Kumar
 Abul Abbas
 Jon Aster
9. Bone Marrow Pathology 5th ed.  Barbara J Bains
 David M. Clark.
 Bridget S. Wilkins
10. Essentials of Hematology 3rd ed.  Shirish M Kawthalkar
11. Diagnostic immunohistochemistry 5th ed.  David J Dabbs
12. Textbook of Pathology 8th ed.  Harsh Mohan
13. Textbook of Pathology Quick Review 5th ed.  Harsh Mohan
14. Guide to Forensic Pathology  Jay Dix
 Robert Calaluce
15. Textbook of Pathology for DMXT & DMRT  Dr. Rohini S. Koulgud
 Dr. ChandrakalaRajanna
16. Robbins and Cotrans Pathologic Basis of  Vinay Kumar
Disease . Vol. I South Asian ed.  Abul Abbas
 Jon Aster
17. Robbins and Cotran Pathologic Basis of  Vinay Kumar
Disease Vol. II South Asian ed.  Abul Abbas
 Jon Aster
Sr. No. Name of Book Name of the author
18. Bancroft’s Theory and Practice of histological  S.K Suvarna
techniques. 8th edition  Christopher Layton
 John D. Bancroft
19. Cytology Diagnostic Principles & Clinical  Edmond S. Cibas
th
correlation 4 ed.  Barbara S. Ducatman
th
20. Aspiration cytology (5 edition)  Svante R. Orell
 Gregory F. Sterrett
th
21. Practical Pathology (4 edition)  Harsh Mohan
th
22. Muir’s Textbook of Pathology (15 edition)  C. Simon Herrington
23. Robbins and Cotran Pathologic Basis of  Vinay Kumar
st
Disease 1 South Asian ed.  Abul Abbas
 Jon Aster
24. Rosai and Ackerman’s Surgical Pathology Vol. I  John R. Goldblum
st
1 South Asian ed.  Laira W. Lamps
 Jesse K. Mckenney
 Jeffrey L. Myers
25. Rosai and Ackerman’s surgical Pathology Vol.  John R. Goldblum
II 1st South Asian ed.  Laura W. Lamps
 Jesse K. Mckenney
 Jeffrey L. Myers
th
26. DACIE AND LEWIS PRACTICAL Pathology (12  Barbara J Bains
edition)  Imelda Bates
 Michael A. Laffan

Lists of Equipments/Instruments in the Department of Pathology:

[Link] List of Instrument/Equipment


1. Incubator
2. Hot Air Oven
3. Autoclave
4. Cell Counter (5 Part) Hematology Analyzer
5. Cell Counter (3 Part) Hematology Analyzer
6. Blood Mixer
7. Laboratory Centrifuge
8. Needle Destroyer
9. Urine Analyser
[Link] List of Instrument/Equipment
10 Water Purification Plant
11 Water Bath
12 Automatic Tissue Processor
13 Embedding Station
14 Microtome
15 Coagulometer
16 Binocular Microscope
17 Microscope with camera
18 Refrigrator
20 Digital Balance

Research Publications /Paper Presentations/ Book Chapters of the staff working in


the department of Pathology:

1. Dr. Surinder K Atri - Professor & Head

PUBLICATIONS:
S. Research Whether faculty is Nature of Publication
No. Article Vancouver citation style lead author or (Research
corresponding Article/Review
author Article/Abstract/
Case Report)
1 SHARMA U, ATRI SK, SHARMA MC, SARKAR LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
C, JAGANNATHAN NR. SKELETAL MUSCLE
METABOLISM IN DUCHENNE MUSCULAR
DYSTROPHY(DMD): AN IN VITRO PROTON
NMR SPECTROSCOPY STUDY, MAGNETIC
RESONANCE IMAGING 2003;21 : 145-153
2 SHARMA U, ATRI SK, SHARMA MC, SARKAR LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
C, JAGANNATHAN NR. BIOCHEMICAL
CHARACTERIZATION OF MUSCLE TISSUE OF
LIMB GIRDLE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY: AN 1H
AND 13C NMR STUDY, NMR IN BIOMEDICINE
2003;16:213-223
3 ATRI SK, RANA VM, GUPTA R HER-2 LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
ONCOPROTEIN EXPRESSION IN UROTHELIAL
CARCINOMA. J EVOLUTION MED DENT
SCI.2017;6(25-30)
S. Research Whether faculty Nature of
No. Article Vancouver citation style is lead author or Publication
corresponding (Research
author Article/Review
Article/Abstract/
Case Report)
4 ATRI SK, RANA VM, PANGOTRA M. ET AL. NON- LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
NEOPLASTIC LESIONS INCLUDING CANCER
MIMICS IN BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA. J
EVOLUTION MED DENT SCI.2017;6(89): 6208-
6213
5. SARKAR N, AGARWAL R, DAS A, ATRI S, DEORARI LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
AK. CONGENITAL AIRWAY ABNORMALITIES IN
NEONATES. THE INDIAN JOURNAL OF
PEDIATRICS 2002:69; 993-95
6. ATRI SK, RANA VM, GUPTA R .HER-2 LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
ONCOPROTEIN EXPRESSION IN UROTHELIAL
CARCINOMA. J EVOLUTION MED DENT
SCI.2017;6(25-30)
7 ATRI SK, RANA VM, PANGOTRA M. ET AL. NON- CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
NEOPLASTIC LESIONS INCLUDING CANCER AUTHOR
MIMICS IN BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA. J
EVOLUTION MED DENT SCI.2017;6(89): 6208-
6213
8 ATRI SK, RANA VM, RANA M. ET AL. CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
PREVALENCE OF MOLECULAR SUBTYPES OF AUTHOR
CARCINOMA BREAST: A STUDY FROM NORTH
INDIA. J EVOLUTION MED DENT SCI.2017;6(89)
25-28
9 ATRI SK, RANA VM, CHANDIAL VS. HER2/ NEU CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
EXPRESSION IN STOMACH AND AUTHOR
GASTROINTESTINAL JUNCTION CARCINOMA IN
ENDOSCOPIC BIOPSY SPECIMENS. J EVOLUTION
MED DENT SCI.2017;6(88) 6123-26
10 RANA M, RANA VM, ATRI SK. CONTRIBUTION OF CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS TO REPRODUCTIVE AUTHOR
TRACT INFECTIONS AND INFERTILITY IN RURAL
INDIA. J EVOLUTION MED DENT SCI.2015;4(21)
3669-74
11 RANA M, ATRI SK,BHAGAT S, RANA VM PAP CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
SMEAR FOR SCREENING OF CARCINOMA AUTHOR
CERVIX: A STUDY FROM RURAL NORTH INDIA ,
JOURNAL OF EVOLUTION OF MEDICAL AND
DENTAL SCIENCES 2019;08(07):00-00
S. Research Whether faculty Nature of
No. Article Vancouver citation style is lead author or Publication
corresponding (Research
author Article/Review
Article/Abstract/
Case Report)
12 RANA M, ATRI SK,BHAGAT S, RANA VM ROLE OF CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGY IN AUTHOR
DIAGNOSIS OF CARCINOMA BREAST,JOURNAL
OF EVOLUTION OF MEDICAL AND DENTAL
SCIENCES 2019;08(08):00-00
13 ATRI SK, BHAGAT S, RANA VM,SINGH K,RANA LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
[Link] OF FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION IN
DIAGNOSIS OF SALIVARY GLAND
[Link] OF EVOLUTION OF MEDICAL
AND DENTAL SCIENCES 2019;08(09):00-00
14 SHARMA MC ,RALTE AM,ATRI SK,GULATI CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
S,KALRA V,SARKAR C CONGENTIAL FIBRE TYPE AUTHOR
DISPROPORTION:A RARE TYPE OF CONGENTIAL
MYOPATHY:A REPORT OF FOUR
CASES,NEUROLOGY INDIA 2004;52(2):254-56
15 BHAT GM,ATRI SK,SHARMA A ROSAI-DORFMAN LEAD AUTHOR CASE REPORT
DISEASE: A CASE REPORT WITH REVIEW OF
LITERATURE, INDIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL
AND PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY 2004;25(4) 29-41

16 SHARMA R, MAJUMDAR SKD,NANDA S,ATRI CORRESPONDING CASE REPORT


SK,JULKA P,RATH GK ALVEOLAR SOFT PART AUTHOR
SARCOMA WITH SPLEENIC METASTASES INDIAN
MEDICAL GAZETTE 2004 ;CXXXXIX(4):165-169

17 RANA M,ATRI SK,CHIB V,KUMARI N CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE


POSTPARTUM INTRA-UTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE AUTHOR
DEVICE,A METHOD OF CONTRACEPTION:A
STUDY FROM RURAL NORTH INDIA.
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLINICAL
OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY 2019:3(1):169-
173
18 RANA M,ATRI SK,CHIB V MORBIDLY ADHERENT CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
PLACENTA, A CAUSE OF EMERGENCY AUTHOR
OBSTETRICS HYSTERECTOMY:A 5 YEAR STUDY
FROM DISTRICT HOSPITAL OF RURAL NORTH
INDIA. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLINICAL
OBSTETRICS &GYNAECOLOGY 2019:3(6):205-
208
S. Research Whether faculty Nature of
No. Article Vancouver citation style is lead author or Publication
corresponding (Research
author Article/Review
Article/Abstract/
Case Report)
19 SHARMA MC, ATRI S, JAGAHANNATHAN NR, CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
SARKAR C(2002). EVALUATION OF MUSCLE AUTHOR
BIOPSIES IN MYOPATHIC DISORDERS AND ITS
CORRELATION WITH MAGNETIC RESONANCE
SPECTROSCOPY, JOURNAL OF THE
NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES, 99:606
20 SHARMA MC, ATRI S, JAGAHANNATHAN NR, CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
SARKAR C(2002). SPECTRUM OF MYOPATHIC AUTHOR
DISORDERS IN INDIA. JOURNAL OF THE
NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES, 199:638
21 LEIOMYOMA OF SCROTUM: A CASE REPORT LEAD AUTHOR CASE REPORT
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC
RESEARCH 2017: 06(06): 196-197

22 OVARIAN LEIOMYOMA: RARE ENTITY, A CASE LEAD AUTHOR CASE REPORT


REPORT. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 298; 7(11): 15

LIST OF PRESENTATIONS
PRESENTATION:
Sl Nature of
Name of Title of the Date of
No. Name of conference presentation
Presenter Presentation presentation
(Poster/Paper)
1 Evaluation of muscle
Xth International
biopsies in
congress on
myopathic disorders
Neuromuscular
and its correlation 7-12 July
Atri SK Diseases, Paper
with magnetic 2002
Vancouver, Canada.
resonance
spectroscopy.

2 Xth International
Evaluation of Muscle
congress on
biopsies in
Neuromuscular 7-12 july
myopathicdisorders
Diseases, ancouver, 2002, 23-25
Atri SK and its correlation Paper
Canada (Also August
with magnetic
presented at Mid 2002
resonance
Neurocon 2002,
spectroscopy
AIIMS New Delhi
Sl Nature of
Name of Title of the Date of
No. Name of conference presentation
Presenter Presentation presentation
(Poster/Paper)
3 Xth International
congress on
Spectrum of
Neuromuscular 7-12 July
Atri SK myopathic Poster
Diseases, 2002
disorder in india
Vancouver,
Canada
4 Magnetic Annual 17-21
resonance conference of December
Atri SK spectroscopy in IAPM, 2003 Poster
myopathic Bhubneshwar
disorders
5 Annual
Retraction pockets
conference of
of the tympanic
Atri SK membrane: A IAPM Delhi April 2004. Poster
Precursor of Chapter,
Cholesteatoma?

6 Comparative study
Annual
of Topoisomerase
conference of February
Atri SK II alpha and MIBI Poster
Delhi Neurological 2005
labelling indices in
Assosiation
Astrocytic tumors
7 Annual
conference of
Anaplastic
Atri SK ganglioglioma:A IAPM Delhi April 2005. Poster
report of two cases Chapter,

8 Annual
Her2 oncoprotein
conference of
expression in
transitional cell IAPM, APCON 4-6th Dec
Atri SK 2015 at Kochi, 2015 Poster
carcinoma:
Prognostic Kerala
significance
Sl Nature of
Name of Title of the Date of
No. Name of conference presentation
Presenter Presentation presentation
(Poster/Paper)
9 “An update in
Conventional pap Gynaecologic
smear Versus cancer” Jammu 2nd April
Atri SK Poster
Liquid based 2015.
Chapter of AG01
cytology

10 “An update in
Prognostic Factor
in cancer Gynaecologic
cancer” Jammu 3rd April
Atri SK Ovary,their Poster
2015.
clinical Chapter of AG01
application.
11 International
CME on
Ovarian
Gynaecological 28-29
leiomyoma: Rare
Atri SK Pathology: October Poster
entity a case
Recent Advances 2017
report
and update at
PGI Chandigarh
12 International
CME on
Adenocarcinoma Gynaecological
28-29
Cervix, an Pathology:
Atri SK October Poster
unusual Recent advances 2017
Presentation
and update at
Chandigarh

LIST OF MD (Pathology) THESIS SUBMITTED TO UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU AS GUIDE


1. Evaluation of cervical cytological smears by conventional cytology, histopathology and
immunohistochemistry.
2. Evaluation of breast lumps using FNAC, core needle biopsy & excisional biopsy
3. Evaluation of spectrum of histomorphological features in intestinal obstruction and
perforation
4. Evaluation of peripheral lymphadenopathy for tuberculosis using FNAC, tubercular culture
and genexpert
5. A Clinicopathological study of masses of nasal cavity, Paranasal sinuses and nasopharynx(
Co- guide )
6. Age related histological changes in human adult prostate (Co-Guide).

LIST OF CONFERENCES ATTENDED

1. Attended, XV, Annual Conference Delhi Chapter FAPM, at AIIMS New Delhi in April 2000.
2. Attended, National Hematology Update-II at AIIMS, New Delhi in Oct. 2000.
3. Attended, 4th National CME on dermatopathology at AIIMS, New Delhi in Feb. 2001.
4. Attended, XVIII, Annual Conference Delhi Chapter IAPM at MAMC, New Delhi held in April
2003.
5. Attended, 52nd Annual Conference of IAPM at Bhubaneswar in Dec. 2003.
6. Attended, 19th Annual Conference, Delhi Chapter IAPM at UCMS, New Delhi in April 2004.
7. Attended, 7th Annual Conference of Delhi Neurological Association at VIMHANS, New Delhi
in Feb. 2005.
8. Attended, XX, Annual Conference, Delhi Chapter, IAPM at LHMC New Delhi in April 2005.
9. Attended, National Pediatric Gastroenterology Conference at GMC, Jammu in April 2007.
10. Attended, CME on Gynecological Pathology at PGIMER, Chandigarh in Sept. 2008.
11. Attended, International Pathology Update 2010 at PGIMER, Chandigarh in Feb. 2010.
12. Attended, National CME on safe blood transfusion at GMC, Jammu in Feb. 2011.
13. Attended, CME on Patient safety in Health Case facilities at GMC Jammu in August 2011.
14. Attended, Pedi-Pharma Update 2012 at ASCOM, Sidhra, Jammu in March 2012.
15. Attended, Seminar on Quality Awareness in Clinical laboratories at GMC, Jammu in April
2012.
16. Attended, 61st Annual Conference of IAPM at Jamnagar, Gujrat in Dec. 2012.
17. Attended, trainingprogramme on haemovigilanceProgramme of India at GMC, Jammu in
May 2013.
18. Attended, Annual Conference of Indian Society of Renal and Transplantation Pathology and
International CME in Renal Pathology at AIIMS, New Delhi in Sept. 2013
19. Attended, National CME GASTRO MEDICON 2014 at GMC, Jammu in April 2014.
20. Attended, Dr, RR Thukral Midterm Conference of IMSA at ASCOM, Sidhra, Jammu in April
2014.
21. Attended, Annual Conference, Jammu Chapter of Association of Gynecological Oncologists
of India at Jammu in May 2014.
22. Attended, CME and 9thAnnual Conference of North States Chapter of ASI at GMC, Jammu in
Oct 2014.
23. Attended, North Zone Conference & Workshop of Indian Menopause society at GMC,
Jammu in Nov. 2014.
24. Attended, All India Congress of Obstetrics &Gynecology at Chennai in Jan. 2015.
25. Attended, National CME titled Comprehensive hemophilia care and allied bleeding disorder
at GMC kathua in March 2015.
26. Attended, Scientific Meeting of Jammu Chapter AGOI at Jammu in April 2015.
27. Attended, Annual Conference of the NW Chapter of IAPM 2015 at SGRDI MSAR, Amritsar in
Sept. 2015.
28. Attended, CME-Resource development in Onco-Care of GMC Jammu Chapter AGOI at
Jammu in Nov. 2015
29. Attended, 5th Bi-annual Conference of Gastrointestinal Infection Society of India-GISICON
2015 at GMC, Jammu in Nov. 2015.
30. Attended, 64th Annual Conference of IAPM at Kochi, Kerala in Dec. 2015.
31. Attended, Mid term CME 2016 Hepatobiliary diseases, an update at GMC, Jammu in Feb.
2016.
32. Attended, CME on Medicolegal aspects of Rape trial at GMC Jammu IN April 2016.
33. Attended, CME cum Workshop on Gynaecological and Surgical Cancers, Jammu Chapter
AGOI at Jammu in May 2016.
34. Attended, IstJ&k Medical Science Congress at ASCOMS, Sidhra, Jammu in May 2016.
35. Attended, 40th NWZ, AOICON-2016 at GMC, Jammu in Sept 2016.
36. Attended, CME on skill development Course, Jammu Chapter AOGI at Jammu in Nov. 2016.
37. Attended, International Conference Biocon- 2016 at GMC, Jammu in Nov. 2016
38. Attended, Pathcon 2017, NW Chapter of IAPM at GMC, Jammu in April 2017.
39. Attended, CME on Young Gynaecologic Oncologists, Jammu Chapter AGOI at Jammu in May
2017.
40. Attended, International CME on Gynaecological Pathology Recent advances and upat at
PGIMER, Chandigarh in Oct. 2017.
41. Attended, APCON 2019, 68th Annual Conference of Indian Association of Pathologists and
Microbiologist at PGIMER, Chandigarh in Dec. 2019.
Research Projects he is pursuing in the department .
1. Evaluation of Breast lumps by FNAC and Histology (Dr. Ravi Kumar, Senior Resident, Dr.
Surinder k. Atri, Prof. & Head)
2. Hematological Evaluation in COVID-19 positive patients. (Dr. Rehana Qadir, Senior Resident,
Dr. Surinder k. Atri, Prof. & Head)
2. Dr. Vidhu Mahajan - Assistant Professor
Lists of Publications:-
PUBLICATIONS:
Whether faculty is lead Nature of Publication
Research author or corresponding (Research Article/Review
S. No.
Article Vancouver citation style author Article/Abstract/ Case
Report)
1. MAHAJAN V, KALSOTRA N, KHAJURIA A, LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
GUPTA RK. “HEMATOLOGICAL PROFILE IN
NEONATES. A HOSPITAL BASED STUDY”.
JOURNAL OF EVOLUTION OF MEDICAL AND
DENTAL SCIENCES 2015: VOL 4, ISSUE 89,
NOVEMBER 05; PAGE: 15486-15492, DOI:
10.14260/JEMDS/2015/2214.
2. KALSOTRA N, MAHAJAN V,SHARMA CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
VV,RAINA P, GUPTA A. THE EFFICACY AND AUTHOR
SAFETY OF PREDONATED AUTOLOGOUS
BLOOD TRANSFUSION IN ELECTIVE
ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERIES. INTERNATIONAL
JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, VOL:4,
ISSUE:11 NOVEMBER, 2015.
3. KALSOTRA N, MAHAJAN V, KALSOTRA G. CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF POLYTRAUMA IN A AUTHOR
TERTIARY CARE CENTRE. JOURNAL OF
EVOLUTION OF MEDICAL AND DENTAL
SCIENCES 2016.
4. KAUR A, MAHAJAN V, KAUL KK, KAUR S, CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
MAHAJAN D. INCIDENCE AND PATTERN OF AUTHOR
LEUKEMIAS IN JAMMU: A ONE YEAR
RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS. INDIAN JOURNAL
OF BASIC AND APPLIED MEDICAL RESEARCH;
JUNE 2018: VOL- 7, ISSUE-3, P. 289-294 289.

Research Projects she is pursuing in the department:


1. Coagulation profile in chronic liver disease. (Dr. Chiterlekha Bhasin, Senior Resident, Dr.
Vidhu Mahajan Assistant Prof.)

2. PAP smear evaluation in patients presenting in Gynecology OPD in district Kathua. (Dr. Nidhi
Gupta, Senior Resident, Dr. Vidhu Mahajan Assistant Prof.)
3 Dr. Virender Mohan Rana - Assistant Professor
LISTS OF PUBLICATIONS:-

PUBLICATIONS:
S. Research Whether faculty is Nature of Publication
No. Article Vancouver citation style lead author or (Research Article/Review
corresponding Article/Abstract/ Case
author Report)

1 ATRI SK, RANA VM, GUPTA R HER-2 LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
ONCOPROTEIN EXPRESSION IN UROTHELIAL
CARCINOMA. J EVOLUTION MED DENT
SCI.2017;6(25-30)
2 ATRI SK, RANA VM, PANGOTRA M. ET AL. NON- LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
NEOPLASTIC LESIONS INCLUDING CANCER
MIMICS IN BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA. J
EVOLUTION MED DENT SCI.2017;6(89): 6208-
6213
3 ATRI SK, RANA VM, GUPTA R .HER-2 LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
ONCOPROTEIN EXPRESSION IN UROTHELIAL
CARCINOMA. J EVOLUTION MED DENT
SCI.2017;6(25-30)
4 ATRI SK, RANA VM, PANGOTRA M. ET AL. NON- CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
NEOPLASTIC LESIONS INCLUDING CANCER AUTHOR
MIMICS IN BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA. J
EVOLUTION MED DENT SCI.2017;6(89): 6208-
6213
5 ATRI SK, RANA VM, RANA M. ET AL. CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
PREVALENCE OF MOLECULAR SUBTYPES OF AUTHOR
CARCINOMA BREAST: A STUDY FROM NORTH
INDIA. J EVOLUTION MED DENT SCI.2017;6(89)
25-28
6 ATRI SK, RANA VM, CHANDIAL VS. HER2/ NEU CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
EXPRESSION IN STOMACH AND AUTHOR
GASTROINTESTINAL JUNCTION CARCINOMA IN
ENDOSCOPIC BIOPSY SPECIMENS. J EVOLUTION
MED DENT SCI.2017;6(88) 6123-26
7 RANA M, RANA VM, ATRI SK. CONTRIBUTION OF CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS TO REPRODUCTIVE AUTHOR
TRACT INFECTIONS AND INFERTILITY IN RURAL
INDIA. J EVOLUTION MED DENT SCI.2015;4(21)
3669-74
8 RANA M, ATRI SK,BHAGAT S, RANA VM PAP CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE
SMEAR FOR SCREENING OF CARCINOMA AUTHOR
CERVIX: A STUDY FROM RURAL NORTH INDIA ,
JOURNAL OF EVOLUTION OF MEDICAL AND
DENTAL SCIENCES 2019;08(07):00-00
S. Research Whether faculty is Nature of Publication
No. Article Vancouver citation style lead author or (Research Article/Review
corresponding Article/Abstract/ Case
author Report)

9 RANA M, ATRI SK,BHAGAT S, RANA VM ROLE OF CORRESPONDING RESEARCH ARTICLE


FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGY IN AUTHOR
DIAGNOSIS OF CARCINOMA BREAST,JOURNAL
OF EVOLUTION OF MEDICAL AND DENTAL
SCIENCES 2019;08(08):00-00
10 ATRI SK, BHAGAT S, RANA VM,SINGH K,RANA LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
[Link] OF FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION IN
DIAGNOSIS OF SALIVARY GLAND
[Link] OF EVOLUTION OF MEDICAL
AND DENTAL SCIENCES 2019;08(09):00-00

Research Projects he is pursuing in the department:

1. Neonatal Anaemia: Clinico-Haematological Evaluation. (Dr. Ravi kumar, Senior Resident, Dr.
Virender M. Rana Assistant Prof.)
2. Cytological Evaluation of Thyroid swellings. (Dr. Chiterlekha Bhasin, Senior Resident, Dr.
Virender M. Rana Assistant Prof.)

4 Dr. Anil Raina - Assistant Professor


Lists of Publications:-
PUBLICATIONS:
Whether faculty is Nature of Publication
Research lead author or (Research Article/Review
S. No.
Article Vancouver citation style corresponding author Article/Abstract/ Case
Report)
1. RAINA A. GUPTA S. “PREVALENCE OF LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
VARIOUS TYPES OF ANAEMIA AND THEIR
RELATION WITH MORPHOLOGY OF RBC
AND WBC IN ELDERLY POPULATION OF
NORTH WAST INDIA”. ASIAN JOURNAL OF
MEDICAL RESEARCH 2018; VOL 7, ISSUE 3
, SEPTMBER 2018.
2. RAINA A. GUPTA S. ROLE OF LEAD AUTHOR RESEARCH ARTICLE
SERUM FERRITIN IN DIFFERENTIAL
DIAGNOSIS OF ANAEMIA AND THEIR
HAEMATOLOGICAL PROFILE IN GERIATRIC
POPULATION” ANNALS OF
INTERNATIONAL DENTAL ANDMEDICAL
RESEARCH 2018; VOL 6 , ISSUE 1 ,
SEPTEMBER2018.
Research Projects he is pursuing in the department:

1. Pancytopenia: Clinico – Hematological Evaluation (Dr. Nidhi Gupta, Senior Resident, Dr. Anil
Raina Assistant Prof.)
2. Cytological Evaluation of Cervical Lymphdenopathy. (Dr. RehanaQadir, Senior Resident, Dr.
Anil Raina Assistant Prof.)

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