Govt. Medical College, Aurangabad LIST OF TEACHING … filemanagement on an outdoor basis To assist in the NPCB by execution of- Various ocular surgeries of indoor patient Various

Department o Ophthalmology Govt. Medical College, Aurangabad

LIST OF TEACHING STAFF

Unit Name Designation

Unit 1 Dr. Varsha Nandedkar

Dr. Vaishali Une

Dr. Surajkumar Kuril

Dr. Snehalata Yelambkar

Professor and HOD

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Unit 2 Dr. Kashinath Choudhary

Dr. Venukumar Rangu

Dr. Amarnath Awargaonkar

Dr. Asma Farheen

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Unit 3 Dr. Archana Vare

Dr. Dnyanoba Darade

Dr. Tapan Jakkal

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Introduction:

The Department of Ophthalmology was started in 1969

Initially OPD structure was held in civil hospital campus(near

Aam-Khas Maidan)

Later (in 1984) it was shifted to the present day structure

(Ground floor, east end of surgical building)

Dr. Maria was the first Professor and Head of the Department

The Department caters to a large patient inflow from

Marathwada, central Maharashtra and some Vidarbha areas.

On an average, OPD ranges from 120 to 150 patients and daily

admissions of 25 patients

3 working units work alternatively in OPD and OT

On an average daily OT list is around 20

Patients which include are cataract, glaucoma, squint,

oculoplasty, paediatric cases and extraocular surgeries

Our department also boasts of an oldest eyebank in the state

and numerous eye donations and keratoplasty are being done

since the past 30 years.

Present staff:

1. Professor and HOD: 1

2. Associate Professor: 3

3. Assistant Professor: 7

4. Residents: 10

Mission:

To eradicate preventive causes of blindness

To provide quality eye care

To inculcate research and good clinical acumen in Postgraduate and

Undergraduates

To impart good quality education

Vision:

In accordance with the Vision 2020 theme

Reduce visual impairment as a global public health problem

Secure access to rehabilitation for visually impaired services

To provide speciality eye clinics like retinal services, cornea

services and others

Functions and objectives:

To provide services to all the patients needing ophthalmic

management on an outdoor basis

To assist in the NPCB by execution of-

Various ocular surgeries of indoor patient

Various camps (outreach, diagnostic and surgical)

To perform various extraocular surgeries

To assist in organ donation and reducing corneal blindness

Targeting preschool and school children and treating various

childhood blindness due to- 1.congential cataract

2.Developmental cataract

3. Vitamin A deficiency

4. Squint

5. Refractive Errors

6. Amblyopia

Screening of children under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan

and treating them accordingly

To teach the Undergraduate students regarding theoretical and

practical aspects of Ophthalmology

Teaching the Postgraduate students with theory and operative skills

To improve their diagnostic and surgical skills by organizing various

PG activties in the form of seminars, case presentations, jornal clubs,

webcasts and others.

To help in the acquisition of practical skills for interns and BPMT

students.

Organisation structure and chart:

Professor and HOD

Associate Professors(3)

Assistant Professors (7)

Residents(10)

STRUCTURE

OPD Ward OT Department

OPD

One of the largest OPD campus in the state

Large and spacious and airy

Consisting of

Cabins:5

Dark room:2

Refraction rooms:2

Treatment room

Teaching space for undergraduates

WARDS

Number of wards: 2

Huge, spacious, clean and well ventilated

Number of beds: 60

Separate wards for septic patients is also available

DEPARTMENT

Seminar hall: for various activities like PG activities, meetings of

various departments

1 UG teaching hall

1 hall for anterior segment examination

1 hall for posterior segment evaluation

separate cabins for Professor and Associate Professors

OPERATION THEATRE

Well equipped with Air conditioner

consists of-

No. of blocks-3

No. of tables-5

No. of microscopes-4

One separate septic OT

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Fellowships and Achievments:

Fellowships:

Dr. Varsha Nandedkar( Professor and Head): Has successfully

completed fellowship in LASER at Sankara Netralaya,

Chennai

Has done fellowship in Phacoemulsification at H.V. Desai

College

Has done IOL training at L.V. Prasad eye institute

Has presented paper in international Congress of Ocular

Oncology at Hyderabad in 2003

Has various national and international publications.

Dr. Vaishali Une(Associate Professor)--Successfully

completed short term fellowship in Paediatric Ophthalmology

and strabismus from Aravind Eye Hospital, Coimbatore

Also completed short term fellowship from RP centre,AIIMS,

Delhi

She has also presented paper on paediatric ocular conditions at

the World Congress of Paediatric Ophthalmology Society at

Milan,Italy in 2012.

Presented papers on Paediatric cataracts at the APACRS,

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 2015.

Done teleophthalmolgy course from Sankara

Netrayala,Chennai.

Has various publications in National and international

Journals.

Dr. Archana Vare(Associate Professor) Has done fellowship in

Phacoemulsification at L.V. Prasad Eye

Institute,Bhubaneshwar in 2010.

Our other faculties have publication in various Index Journals.

The Department of Ophthalmology contributes to

teaching a range of both undergraduate and

postgraduate students

Undergraduate Ophthalmology

150 students in the undergraduate medical curriculum are taught each year by the Department of Ophthalmology with teaching occurring in 4th, and 6thsemister of the courses. In total each medical student spends two weeks and 4 weeks being exposed to clinical and theoretical aspects of ophthalmology, which are then used in many other sub-specialty attachments

Undergraduate Optometry BPMT

There are 3 students within the undergraduate optometry program. Undergraduate teaching by the Department of Ophthalmology is of the optometry program including both didactic and clinical teaching within a hospital setting

BPMT teaching involves theory and clinical lectures

Postgraduate Ophthalmology

The Department of Ophthalmology is heavily involved in the clinical training 4 residents each year who are pursuing M.S and D.O .

pg teaching involves seminars, case presentations, journal clubs on weekly basis

Apart from teaching staff is involved in various other activities are

carried

conducting ug and pg exams as internal and external

examiners

paper setting and paper checking muhs

conducting ug and pg exams

ADMINISTRATIVE WORK

Medical Board

weekly medical board on monday for new appointment /

leave fitness of class I,II,III,IV employees

Disability Board

weekly disability board on friday to asses the

percentage of Blindness in visually handicapped

population

Committee

Deparment staff is actively involved in charge of various

committee of college which includes

Furniture committee

Laad Pagey comittee

condemanation comittee

Kitchen comittee

Surgical instruments comittee

Infection control comittee

Sexual harrasment comittee

anti ragging comittee

Drug purchase Committee

list of instruments department OPD

Snellen chart /snellen drum

With or without remote control

trial set with trail frame both for adult and children

perimeter

colour vision chart

near vision chart with different language

3 cell torch

Ophthalmoscope & Retinoscope

Common Equipments In the OPD

Slit Lamp

Applanation Tonometer

keratometer

indirect ophthalmoscope

maddox rod

maddox wheel

diplopia goggles

gonioscope

placido disc

prism bar

schiotz tonometer

MAJOR OPERATION THEATRE

Operating microscope with tv unit with camera

cryo unit

cataract set

glaucoma set

DCR SET

entropion set

enucleation set

evisceration set

squint set

GENERAL OPHTHALMIC EQUIPMENT

operation theatre table

operation theatre light

The department of ophthalmology provides a well-equipped

facility for the complete examination, diagnosis, and treatment (both

medically and surgically) of all ocular diseases in both adult and

paediatric patients.

The department is comprised of a dedicated and well-qualified

team with excellent support from nursing and administrative staff. Eye

disorders can be diagnosed and treated, including cataract, glaucoma,

strabismus and amblyopia, ocular trauma, refractive disorders, cornea

and external diseases, lachrymal drainage disorders, uveal diseases, and

retinal disorders.

We have the finest equipment available in ophthalmic care

including:

Humphrey field analyzer

digitized fundus camera for retinal imaging

optical coherence tomography (Syscan Version IV)

laser for retinal diseases

Iol master

Specular microscope

Autorefractokeratometer

Digital imaging slit lamp

MINOR OPERATION THEATRE

equipment for removal of foreign body ,sutures, chalazion, stye

ward slit lamp

snellen chart and snellen drum with or without drum

trial set with trial frame both for adult and children

perimeter

colour vision chart

near vision chart in different languages

ophthalmoscope and retinoscope

GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE , AURANGABAD DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY

LIBRARY BOOKS LIST SR NO NAME AUTHOR

1. A PRATICAL GUIDE ON REFREACTION NPCB

2. ANATOMY OF THE ORBIT BEARD & QUICKER

3. ANCILLARY OCULAR STUDIES J.B RUSTEIN

4. ADLER’S TEXTBOOK OF OPHTHALMOLOGY SCHEIE & ALBERT

5. AN ATLAS OF DISEASES OF THE EYE PERKINS & HANSELL

6. BASIC EYE SURGERY (A MANUAL) J.E.K. GALBRAITH

7. CORNEA (SCIANTIFIC FUNDATIONS & CLINICAL PRACTICE)

SMOLIN & THOTT

8. COLOUR ATLAS OF OCULAR TUMOURS BED FORD

9. CURRENT CONCEPTS IN OPHTHALMOLOGY BECKEG & DREWS

10. COSMETIC CONTACT LENSES AND ARTIFICIAL EYE KUMAR AND KRISHNA

11. CONTEMPORARY-4 OPHTHALMOLOGY HONORING SIR STEWART DUKE-ELDER

12. CURRENT CONCEPTS IN OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL-2 KAUFMANN ZIMMERMAN

13. CURRENT CONCEPTS IN OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL-6 FREDRICK C. BLONDI



16. CLINICAL NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL-1 WALSH & HOYT



19. CONTROVERSY IN OPHTHALMOLOGY BROCKHARST , BRUCHOFF,LESSE,L HUTECHIUSON

20. DRY EYES JUAN MURUBE DEL CASTILLO

21. DISEASES OF THE FUNDUS OCULI SORSBY

22. EXTRINSIC EYE MUSCLES L.SUGAR

23. INDUSTRIAL AND TRAUMATIC OPHTHALMOLOGY SYMPOSIUM

24. MODERN OPHTHALMOLOGY – BASIC ASPECT SORSBY

25. MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS SUBNORMAL VISION FONDA

26. MANAGEMENT OF RETINAL AND CHOROIDAL DYSTROPHIES

MICHAEL A BLOOME

27. MANAGEMENT OF OCULAR INJURIES PATON

28. MODERN OPHTHALMOLOGY TOPICAL ASPECTS SORSBY

29. NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY OF VISION LINDENBERG WALSH

30. OPHTHALMIC PHOTOGRAPHY LITTLE BROWN

31. OCULAR PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS AND PROBLEMS OF MEDICAL MANAGEMENT

BLACKWHEEL

32. OCULAR PHOTOCOAGULATION FRANCIS & ESPERANCE

33. DISEASES OF RETINA VOL 10 DUKE ELDER

34. OPHTHALMIC PATHOLOGY HOGAN & ZIMMERMAN

35. OCULAR THERAPY (COMPLICATION AND MANAGEMENT)

LEOPOLD

36. OCULAR THERAPY (COMPLICATION AND MANAGEMENT) VOL-2

LEOPOLD

37. OCULAR SURGERY A MANUAL-CONRAD BERENS

38. OCULAR SYNDROMES GEERACTS


LIBRARY BOOKS LIST 39. PAEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL-1 HARLEY

40. PAEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL-2 HARLEY

41. PAEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL-3 HARLEY

42. PROBLEMS AND TREATMENT OF CONTRACTED SOCKET, EXENTERATED ORBITS, ALKALI BURNS VOL-1

PIERRE GUIBOR HENRY P.GOUGELMANN

43. PRINCIPLES OF OPTICAL REFRACTION L P AGRAWAL

44. PAEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY NELSON

45. POSTERIOR SEGMENT AND COMPLICATIONS OF CATARACT SURGERY

NAGPAL

46. PROBLEMS, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ENUCLEATION AND EVISCERATION

GUILOR

47. REFRACTION REIVECHE HERN

48. RETINAL DETACHMENT DOHRMANN KPISCHEL

49. RETINAL DETACHMENT- DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT

BLOSON

50. STRABISMUS REINACHE HERN

51. SOFT CONTACT LENS CLINICAL AND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY

RUBEN

52. PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT OF EYE PROBLEMSGLAUCOMA STRABISMUS VISUAL FIELD

FRIEDERICH

53. SYMPOSIUM ON SURGERY F OCULAR ADNEXA MOSBY

54. SYMPOSIUM ON SURGICAL AND MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF CONGENITAL ANAMOLIES OF EYE

COWELL BEARD

55. SYSTEM OF OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL XII NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY

DUKE ELDER

56. SYSTEM OF OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL XIV PART 2 NON MEDICAL INJURIES

SIR STEWART DUKE ELDER

57. SYSTEM OF OPHTHALMOLOGY PART 2 DISEASES OF UVEAL TRACT

DUKE ELDER

58. SYSTEM OF OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL VIII DUKE ELDER

59. SYSTEM OF OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL.XIII OUTER OCULAR ADNEXA PART - I

DUKE ELDER

60. SYSTEM OF OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL. XIII OUTER ADNEXA PART-II

DUKE ELDER

61. SYSTEM OF OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL. VIII DISEASES OF OUTER EYE PART-II

DUKE ELDER

62. SYSTEM OF OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL. I EYE IN EVOLUTION

DUKE ELDER

63. SYSTEM OF OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL. III PART-I EMBRYOLOGY

DUKE ELDER

64. SYSTEM OF OPHTHALMOLOGY VOL. III PART-II NORMAL AND ABNORMAL DEVELOPMENT

DUKE ELDER

65. STEREOSCOPIC ATLAS OF MACULAR DISEASE DONALD M. GASS

66. SYMPOSIUM ON DISEASES AND SURGERY OF C.V. MOSBY COMPANY


LIBRARY BOOKS LIST LACRIMAL APPARATUS , ORBIT RICHARD ANDERSON

67. SYMPOSIUM ON CONTACT LENSES C.V. MOSBY COMPANY CHESTER BLACK

68. SYMPOSIUM ON CORNEA C.V. MOSBY COMPANY RAMAN

69. SYMPOSIUM ON GLAUCOMA C.V. MOSBY COMPANY MANSOUR

70. SYMPOSIUM ON OCULAR THERAPY C.V. MOSBY COMPANY IRVING LEOPOLD

71. SYMPOSIUM ON OCULAR PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS

C.V. MOSBY COMPANY JOHN ADRIANI

72. TOXICOLOGY OF EYE THOMAS

73. TUMORS OF EYE HARPER AND ROW

74. THE EYE AND SYSTEMIC DISEASES FREDRICK

75. THE HUMAN EYE IN ANATOMICAL TRANSPERANCIES

76. THE EYE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN DISEASES KLINTWORTH AND LANDERS

77. THE EYE AND ITS DISORDERS TREVOR-ROPER

78. UPDATES IN OPHTHALMOLOGY FDC

79. WHO AIDS SERIES WHO GENEVA 1989

80. TEXTBOOK OF OPHTHALMOLOGY SCHEIE ALBERT

81. SYMPOSIUM ON SURGERY OF ORBIT AND ADNEXA MOSBY CO. BEARD

82. SYMPOSIUM ON STRABISMUS MOSBY CO. BURIAN

83. SYMPOSIUM ON RETINA MOSBY CO. COCKERHAM

84. CATARACT SURGERY AND ITS COMPLICATIONS JAFFE

85. THE CORNEA SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATION AND CLINICAL PRACTICE (SMOLIN)

FOSTER ET AL

86. ATLAS OF COMPLICATIONS OF OPHTHALMIC SURGERY

KRUPIN AND KOLKAR

87. TEXTBOOK OF GLAUCOMA ALLINGHAM R. R.

88. ATLAS OF OCULAR BLOOD FLOW HARRIE

89. PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF OPHTHALMOLOGY ALBERT, JACOBIEC AND AZAR

90. TEXTBOOK OF GLAUCOMA SHIELDS

91. OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT VOLUME 2 AGARWAL L.P.

92. DUKE AND ELDERS PRACTICE OF REFRACTION ABRAM D

93. ALDERS PHYSIOLOGY OF EYE CLINICAL APPLICATION KAUFMAN AND ALM

94. EYELID TUMORS OLDER

95. RETINA SURGICAL VOLUME 3 RYAN

96. RETINA BASIC SCIENCES AND INHERITED RETINAL DISEASES VOL. 1

RYAN

97. RETINA (4TH EDITION) VOL. 2 MOSBY-ELSEVIER STEPHEN RYAN

98. HARLEYS PEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY NELSON

99. OCULAR TRAUMA BANTA J. T.

100. OPHTHALMIC PATHOLOGY PYER AND ROWLAND

101. CLINICAL OCULAR TOXICOLOGY FREDRICH

102. WOLF’S ANATOMY OF EYE AND ORBIT ANTHONY BRON RAMESH TRIPATHI


LIBRARY BOOKS LIST 103. PHACOEMULSIFICATION PRINCIPLES AND

TECHNIQUE BUROTTO L.

104. CORNEAL SURGERY THEORY, TECHNIQUE, TISSUE BRIGHT BILL F.S.

105. PERIPHERAL OCULAR FUNDUS JONES W. L.

106. DISEASES OF MACULA JACK J KENSH

107. OCULAR DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS (27315) FREDRICK HAMPTON ROY JAYPEE BROS.

108. OCULAR DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS (27324) FREDRICK HAMPTON ROY JAYPEE BROS.

109. SYSTEM OF OPHTHALMOLOGY DUKE ELDER

110. DISEASES OF EYE PARSON

111. CORNEAL DISORDERS LILOWTZ

112. PRACTICAL ORTHOPTICS IN TREATMENT OF SQUINT HEITHLYLL

113. CONGENITAL AND PEDIATRIC GLAUCOMA SHAFFER AND WIESS

114. CONTACT LENSES JANEF STONE A. J. PHILLIPS

115. DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF EYE DISEASES HANS PAV

116. EYE SYMPTOMS IN BRAIN TUMORS HUBER BLONDI

117. FUNDAMENTALS OF OPHTHALMOLOGY T.G. KIRMANI VAUGHEN

118. INTRAVENOUS ANAESTHESIA JOHN DUNDEE

119. CLINICAL REFRACTION AND VISUAL SCIENCE JOHN R. LEVENE

120. GLAUCOMA UPDATES G.K. KRIEGLSTEIN

121. CORRECTION OF SUBNORMAL VISION NORMAN BIER BUTTERWORTHS

122. DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN EYE JOHN HURBERT PARSON

123. GLAUCOMA A MANUAL BY SAMUD J. MEYER SAMEUL MAYER

124. HANDBOOK OF OCULAR THERAPEUTICS OF PHARMACOLOGY

ELLIS AND SMITH

125. SYMPOSIUM OF GLAUCOMA DOUGLAS ANDERSON C. V. MOSBY CO.

126. CLINICAL LOW VISION ELEANOR E.

127. GLAUCOMA PAUL A. CHANDLER

128. MODI’S MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE AND TOXICOLOGY

TRIPATHI

129. GENERAL OPHTHALMOLOGY LANGE

130. RETINAL DISEASES SAMUEL KIMURA

131. CONTROVERSY IN OPHTHALMOLOGY HUTCHINSON LESSEL

132. LASERS AND PHOTOCOAGULATION RETINAL ANGIOGRAPHY

ZWENG LITTLE PEABODY

133. PTOSIS CROWELL REARD

134. PARSONS EDITION 19TH RAMANJIT SIHOTA RADHIKA TANDON

135. JOURNAL OF KERALA OPHTHALMOLOGY SOCIETY MARY KURIAKOSE(1990)

136. JOURNAL OF KERALA OPHTHALMOLOGY SOCIETY AMBLYOPIA, EYE BANK, PTOSIS, EYE MALIGNANCIES

MARY KURIAKOSE(1990)

137. JOURNAL OF KERALA OPHTHALMOLOGY SOCIETY CL, KERATOPLASTY, SQUINT, PTOSIS



LIBRARY BOOKS LIST 138. JOURNAL OF KERALA OPHTHALMOLOGY SOCIETY

IOL , PROPTOSIS,VISCOELASTICS MARY KURIAKOSE(1990)

139. JOURNAL OF KERALA OPHTHALMOLOGY SOCIETY POSTERIOR SEGMENT


140. KERALA OPHTHALMIC SOCIETY UVIETIS MARY KURIAKOSE(1990)

141. GLAUCOMA BOOK VOL. 1 SHACKSNOW AND SAMPLES

142. DUKE ELDER RETINA DUKE ELDERS

143. CLINICAL PRACTICE SICS JAYPEE

144. PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF OPHTHALMOLOGY SECTION 2 GLAUCOMA

ALBERT AND JAKOBIEC’S

145. THE GLAUCOMA BOOK VOL. 2 SHACKSNOW AND SAMPLES

146. IOL ALPER FESSHNER

147. OCULAR THERAPEUTICS PAUL FECHNER

148. CONTACT LENSES V.K. DADA

149. EYE AND EMERGENCY MANUAL THOMAS JOHN

150. CLINICAL METHODS IN OPHTHALMOLOGY RAVIKUMAR B. C.

151. CLINICAL METHODS IN OPHTHALMOLOGY RAVIKUMAR B. C.

152. INSTRUMENTAL AND EQUIPMENTS CATALOG APPASWAMY

153. CATARACT SURGERY IN DISEASED EYE ARUP CHAKRABARTI

154. COMPREHENSIVE OPHTHALMOLOGY A. K. KHURANA

155. REVIEW OF OPHTHALMOLOGY A.K. KHURANA

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