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Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College 

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Department of Medicine
FACULTY MEMBERS:
   
Designation Working
   
Professor

Dr. Ashok Bajpai
Dr.G.B.Ramteke
Dr.Anil Bharani
Dr. N.D.Punjabi

Asso. Professor

1. Dr. V.P. Pandey
2. Dr. Arun Vishnar
3. Dr. Ajaydeep Bhatnagar

Asst. Professor

1. Dr. Dharmendra Jhanwar
2. Dr. Apoorva Pauranik
3. Dr. Manoj Gupta
4. Dr. Shivshankar Sharma
5. Dr. Paridhi Shivde
6. Dr. Ashish Patel
7. Dr. Yogendra Jamra

Medical Specialist

1. Dr.S.R.Trivedi
2. Dr. Yogesh Shah


COURSES CONDUCTED

M.B.B.S , M.D. (General Medicine), DTCD, Paramedical Course (E.C.G. Technician)

FACILITIES OFFERED:

• 16 bedded ICU & 8 bedded ICU.

• Special OPD: Gastroenterology / Rheumatology / Cardiology / Respiratory / Endocrinology / Neurology / Nephrology / Haemotology. .

RESEARCH PROJECTS:

  1. I.C.M.R. RF / RHD Registry Project at M.Y. Hospital, Indore: The ICMR Rheumatic fever / Rheumatic Heart Disease Registry Project are part of Prime Minister's Jaivigyan Mission Mode Project. The proposed Registry at Indore has been the fourth project in India under Prof. Anil Bharani as Principal Investigator.
  2. Antiretroviral therapy center, M.Y.H., Indore: The ART centre, in collaboration with NGO Indore was started on 18 th October 2005 in M.Y. Hospital, Indore. The centre is headed by Dr. Ashok Bajpai, Prof. & Head, Medicine and the In-charge is Dr.V.P.Pandey, Associate Professor of Medicine & In-charge, Rheumatology and Immunology with the ART team which was trained at JJ Hospital, Mumbai. The centre has investigation facilities for diagnosis and opportunistic illness and monitoring of ART treatment where the drugs are given to all the patients on monthly basis. A separate counselor is exposure prophylaxis is provide to hospital staff. As on 30 th June 2006 there were 723 patients who are registered and taking treatment out of which 445 are males, 216 females and 62 children.
  3. Low Level Laser Therapy Project, MYH, Indore: LLLT Project for Tuberculosis was started by Department of Medicine, M.Y. Hospital, Indore in June 1995. This project is of unique nature in the whole country and world wide, in the field of treatment of tuberculosis. It has given encouraging results clinically and bacteriologically in patients with drug resistant tuberculosis. The project becomes even more important in view of WHO declaring MDR-TB as a global emergency in July 1993 with Low Level Laser Therapy by 2mW nitrogen Laser in patients of resistant TB in June 1995. In 2004 LLLT by 10mW nitrogen Laser been started in patients with drug resistant TB and the project is being carried out under Dr.Ashok Bajpai, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Medicine