Department of Anatomy | GIMS Greater Noida | Govt Institute Of Medical Sciences

Departmental Information:

S.No

Headings

Details

Name of the Department

Anatomy

Dept. Mail ID

anatomygims19@gmail.com

Date of Establishment

2017

Name of the first & Present HOD

Dr. Ranjana Verma, MS (Anatomy), DGO

Department Vision

• Develop the department as a Centre of excellence for anatomy for undergraduate & postgraduate training
• To provide integrated teaching to students incorporating recent updates in medical curriculum.

Mission Statement

1. Provide a strong foundation for new MBBS entrants by teaching basic sciences
2. Inculcate Research attitude in UG students
3. Develop body donation awareness in society
4. Conduct CMEs, Guest Lectures, workshops
5. To start PG & MSc Courses in the department
6. Establishment of Anthropometric lab

Plan Short & Long term

Short Term

1. U.G. teaching- To develop center for body and organ donation
2. Research activities - To establish fetal repository for research in & developmental anatomy
3. Faculty Development- Retrieval of bone and establishment of Bone bank, Virtual and Clinical Anatomy Museum, to create PG Course

Long Term

1. U.G. teaching - Develop the department as a Centre of excellence for anatomy for undergraduate & postgraduate training
2. Research activities - Faculty training in Genetics and establishment of Molecular Genetics Laboratory
3. Faculty Development - To star immunohistochemistry and Electron Microscopy for research purpose, organization of State level and All India conferences of anatomy

Department Facilities / Services provided

Embalming

Cadaver Storage

Anatomy Museum

Bone Bank

Histology slide preparation facility

Advanced microscope with projection feature

Paid Embalming

Plastination

Training activities & courses run

1. Undergraduate Training – MBBS Teaching & Research
2. Postgraduate Training – DNB teaching & Research
3. Nursing & paramedical Training

Teaching Aids available

LCD Projector

Multimedia with TV monitor

Projection microscope

White & Green Board

2D and 3D Charts

Embryology and Gross Anatomy Models

S.No

EQUIPMENTS

Location

01.

Table with marble or stainless-steel tops with a minimum size of 6' x 2' x3'

Histology lab & Dissection Hall

02.

Tables with marble or stainless-steel tops - half standard size

Histology lab & Dissection Hall

03.

Drill machine rotary hammer

Instrument Room

04.

Hand saw preferably metal

Dissection Hall

05.

Band saw for sectioning body and limbs

Dissection Hall

06.

Brain knife

Instrument Room

07.

Mortuary cooler with arrangement to keep 1 body

Embalming Room

08.

Storage tank to hold 10 cadavers, static/movable tank with input and output facility with lid

Embalming Room

09.

Plastic tanks for storing soft and dissected parts

Embalming Room

10.

Multimedia Projector with screen

Histology lab, Demo Room, Dissection Room

11.

Trolley Table (Steel)

Bone Room, Dissection Hall

12.

Computer with internet connection and Video CD library

Departmental Library

13.

X-ray Viewing lobby

Radioanatomy Museum

14.

X-Ray plates/MRI/CAT scan/USG As required

Radioanatomy Museum

15.

Charts

Dissection Hall,Histology Lab

16.

Models

Museum , Embryology Lab

17.

Slides

Histology lab

18.

Dissecting instruments for cadaveric dissection as required

Dissection Hall

19.

Meat cutting machine for thin body sections (trans and vertical) for gross anatomy sectional study

Instrument Room

20.

Embalming machine

Instrument Room

21.

Microscopes, Monocular

Histology Lab

22.

Dissection microscope

Histology Lab

23.

Microtomes, rotary (Optional)

Prepration Room

24.

Microtomes, Sledge, large cutting

Prepration Room

25.

Cabinet for slides (1000)

Prepration Room

26.

Incubators

Prepration Room

27.

Paraffin embedding bath

Prepration Room

28.

Hot plates for flattening sections

Prepration Room

29.

Hot air oven for drying slides (450C)

Prepration Room

30.

Refrigerators (Minimum 165 litres)

Prepration Room, PA Room

31.

Diamond pencils

Prepration Room

32.

Hot air sterilizer

Prepration Room

33.

Tissue floatation bath

Prepration Room

34.

Water Distillation unit

Prepration Room

35.

Projection Microscope

Histology Lab

36.

Articulated Skeleton set (Artificial)

Bone Room, Dissection Hall

37.

Articulated Skeleton set (Human)

Bone Room, Dissection Hall

38.

Articulated Skeleton set (Human)

Bone Room, Dissection Hall

39.

Specimen jars (Specimen-wet)

Museum

40.

Steel racks

As required

41.

Disarticulated Skeleton Set(Artificial)

Bone Room

42.

Desktop computer with printer

PA Room

43.

Photocopier with scanner

PA Room

44.

Patient trolley

Dissection Hall

45.

Instrument trolley

Dissection Hall

46.

Plastination Unit

Plastination Room

47.

Freezer

Embalming Room

Projects by the Department

Intramural projects

o Research projects by the department –
1. Effect of centrality of umbilical cord and vascular pattern of Chorionic Blood Vessels on foetal outcome.
2. To study the association between cervical lordotic angle and early cervical spine degeneration in young adult computer professionals.
3. Assessment of the psychological impact of COVID-19 pandemic on undergraduate medical students in India.
4. Estimation of gender and body height of an individual by using spatial gait parameters “length swept in one stride and step-width.
5. Introduction of Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning (POGIL) technique for embryology teaching in Phase I MBBS students.
6. A morphometric and volumetric evaluation of maxillary sinus using CT as a tool for gender determination.
7. Microscopic structure of placenta in females with iron deficiency anaemia- A case control study.

Departmental achievements :

1. Successful implementation of CBME curriculum in MBBS Teaching
2. Organization of CME cum Awareness Program on “Body & Organ Donation – Live Beyond Life” on 18th September 2019.
3. Updating of Infrastructure of Histology laboratory& started making our own Histology slides to strengthen UG teaching & research
4. Updating of Infrastructure of Museum & increased the number of Museum specimens
5. Increased the number of bones in bone bank
6. Organized Cadaveric Oath Ceremony
7. Organized Poster Competition 2019 on topic – Body & Organ donation
8. Theme based Rangoli on topic– Body & Organ donation
9. Among the few institutes in the country to establish a plastination lab.

Individual Faculty achievements

Dr. Ranjana Verma

1. Best Teacher Award 2023
2. Advanced Course in Medical Education from CMC Ludhiana.
3. Organising Chairperson of “CME cum Awareness Programme on “Body & Organ Donation – Live Beyond Life” 18THSeptember 2019 at GIMS, Greater Noida
4. Resource person in the Revised Basic Course (RBC) on Medical Education and AETCOM held at GIMS
5. Certificate course of CISP I & II in Medical Education
6. Basic course in Biomedical Research by ICMR

Dr. Pragati Sheel Mittal

1. Editor, BD Chaurasia's Human Anatomy.
2. Organising Secretary, CME cum Awareness Programme on "Body & Organ Donation – Live Beyond Life” 18th September 2019 at GIMS, Greater Noida.
3. Attended Revised Basic Course (RBC) on Medical Education and ATCOM held at MAMC, New Delhi & GIMS, Greater Noida.
4. Attended CISP - 1 & CISP - 2 in Medical Education.
5. Completed Basic course in Biomedical Research by ICMR.

Dr. Sonu

Completed Basic course in Biomedical Research by ICMR

Dr. Pulimi Vineel

1. Completed Basic course in Biomedical Research by ICMR.
2. Best Teacher Award 2024.

Dr.RANJANA VERMA

DGO, MS (Anatomy)

Professor and Head

Dr Ranjana Verma did her MBBS from PMCH, Patna and MS Anatomy from RMCH, Ranchi, Jharkhand. She is Ex Senior Resident and Senior Research Associate from MAMC, New Delhi. Has worked as Assistant Professor at MAMC, New Delhi and as Associate Professor at HIMSR, New Delhi. Joined GIMS, Greater Noida as Professor & Head, Anatomy in 2018.

Research Projects

Intra-mural- As Principal Investigator:
1. Effect of centrality of umbilical cord and vascular pattern of Chorionic Blood Vessels on foetal outcome.
2. Estimation of gender and body height of an individual by using spatial gait parameters “length swept in one stride and step-width.
3. Introduction of Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning(POGIL) technique for embryology teaching in Phase I MBBS students..
• Intra-mural- As Principal Co-investigator:
4. To study the association between cervical lordotic angle and early cervical spine degeneration in young adult computer professionals

Chapters Contributed

• Manual on “Staining techniques of gastrointestinal tract” 2011Histochemical and protocols of specific staining procedure
• Manual on “Neural Staining Techniques” 2014

• Tissue collection and preparation
• Microtomy
• Hematoxylin and eosin staining

Thesis Guide- PhD

As Chief Guide- Prevalence of Morphological changes in ovary and uterus in different age groups with PCOD

Organizing Chairperson:

“CME cum Awareness Programme on “Body & Organ Donation – Live Beyond Life” 18THSeptember 2019 at GIMS, Greater Noida.

Member of Organizing Committee in Workshops/Symposium:

• Workshop on “Preservation technique of human body” Embalming and Museumology on 7th & 8th Feb 2014, Department of Anatomy, MAMC, New Delhi.
• Workshop on “Neural Staining techniques” 7th& 8th March 2014 Department of Anatomy, MAMC, New Delhi.
• Workshop on “Preservation Techniques of Human body-Embalming & Museum Technique” 23rd& 24th March 2012 Department of Anatomy, MAMC, New Delhi.
• Workshop on “Staining techniques of the gastrointestinal tract” 25th& 26th March 2011 Department of Anatomy, MAMC, New Delhi.
• Workshop on “Embalming, plastination and organ donation in present day scenario” 26th& 27th March 2010 Department of Anatomy, MAMC, New Delhi.
• Symposium on “Current Trends in auditory research” on 21st& 22nd Sept 2007 Department of Anatomy, MAMC, New Delhi.

As Resource Person in Workshops:

• Curriculum Implementation Support Programme 13th -15th May 2019 at GIMS, Greater Noida, UP
• Revised Basic Course workshop 3rd-5th December 2019at GIMS, Greater Noida, UP
• Fetal autopsy and cadaveric skills on 20-21 Feb 2017 in MAMC, New Delhi.
• Preservation techniques of human body on 13-14 Feb 2015 in MAMC, New Delhi.
• First Cadaveric Pelvic Surgery workshop on 20th Nov 2010. Organized by Department of Obst & Gynae, MAMC & LN Hospital, New Delhi.
• Airway 2009 advanced airway CME and workshop on Supraglottic devices & fibroscope guided intubation from 13th -15th Feb 2009.
• Hands-on Workshop Airway Management, Maneuvers and Gadgets, 2008, MAMC, New Delhi.

Chaired Session in Conferences:

• Advanced Molecular Techniques in Medical Diagnostics 22nd-23rd April 2019 GIMS, Greater Noida, UP
• 27th Annual Conference of Indian Association of Clinical Medicine, GB University, Greater Noida from 15-17th November 2019.
• “Evidence Based Non Invasive Therapies; Futuristic Medicine” Department of Physiology 18TH - 19th November 2019 at GIMS, Greater Noida.
• CME on Hemovigilance organised by the department of pathology on 6th April 2021

Paper Presented in National Conferences:

• 68th National Conference of Anatomical Society of India, Lucknow, India (2022)
Effect of centrality of umbilical cord and vascular pattern of chorionic blood vessels on foetal outcome
• 67th National Conference of Anatomical Society of India, Delhi, India (2019)
o Relationship of the Cephalic vein to the Superficial branch of Radial Nerve in the forearm and its importance during venipuncture (Mahajan AM, Verma R, Razdan SK.)
• 66th National Conference of Anatomical Society of India, Rishikesh, India (2018)
o Morphometric Analysis of Infra Orbital Foramen and Its Clinical Relevance in North Indian Skulls. ( Verma R, Rai AM & Razdan SK).
• 63rd National Conference of Anatomical Society of India, Lucknow, India (2015)
o Morphometric and morphologic analysis of occipital condyle and its importance in craniovertebral surgeries. (Verma R, Kumar S, Rai AM, Mansoor I &Mehra RD)
o An Anomalous origin of accessory head of Flexor digitorum Profundus in forearm: A Rare Variant. (Verma R, Kumar S &Mehra RD)
o Cellular changes in the diabetic placenta (Verma R, Mishra S & Kaul JM)
o Anomalous branching pattern of femoral nerve (Verma R, Mishra S & Kaul JM)
• 52nd National Conference of Anatomical Society of India, Hyderabad, India (2004)
o Malformation of renal and testicular vein-a case report (Verma R, Rana KK)
o Higher division of superficial branch of radial nerve (Verma R, Paul S & Das S)
• DASMOS, MAMC, New Delhi, March 2004.
o Vascular Pattern of Placenta and correlation of it with birth weight of neonate (VermaR, Mishra S, Kaul JM)

Examinership

• Internal Examiner- Undergraduate MBBS & Post Graduate (Anatomy) examiner at GIMS, Greater Noida
• External Examiner at AIIMS, New Delhi, Delhi University, IP University, ESI Dental College, Jamia Hamdard University& Himalayan University

Articles reviewed in journals

• Clinical anatomy
• Surgical and radiological anatomy
• International journal of anatomy and research

Paper Publications:

1. Yadav Y, Verma R, Kaul N, Vineel P, Joshi A. Morphometric analysis and study of asterion in North Indian Population. NeuroQuantology. 2022;20(15):2965-2969.
2. Joshi A, Yadav Y, Verma R, Kaul N, Vineel P. Morphometric analysis of Bregma and lambda and presence of any wormian bone in bregma in North Indian population. International Journal of Health Sciences, 6(S6), 11381-11385.
3. Bhandari B, Chopra D, Rani A, Verma R. Online teaching and learning during COVID era: Medical students' feedback and their perspectives. J Punjab Acad Forensic Med Toxicol 2021;21(2) ISSN : 0972-5687 DOI:10.5958/0974-083X.2021.00054.6
4. Shreevastava AK, Mavai M, Mittal PS, Verma R, Kaur D, Bhandari B. Assessment of the psychological impact of COVID-19 pandemic on undergraduate medical students in India. J Edu Health Promot
5. Mahajan A, Shashank S, Muthukrshnan P, Verma R, Razdan SK. A Cadaveric Study of Radial Artery and Cephalic Vein in Forearm and Hand: A Guideline for Radio-cephalic Arteriovenous Fistula Planning. International Journal of Anatomy, Radiology and Surgery. 2022 Jul, Vol-11(3): AO01-AO04.
6. Singh R, Singh P, Verma R, Diwan RK. Unusual additional distal aponeurotic slips of biceps brachii: A rare variation. J Anat Soc India 2022;71:74-6.
7. Joshi A, Mittal P, Rai AM, Verma R, Bhandari B & Razdan S. Variations in Pulmonary Fissure: A Source of Collateral Ventilation and Its Clinical Significance. Cureus. 2022; 14(3): e23121. DOI 10.7759/cureus.23121
8. Sarkar S, Verma R, Singh S. Faculty and Students' Perceptions on Experiential Learning Based Anatomy Dissection Hall Sessions for Medical Undergraduates. Adv Med Educ Pract. 2022; 13:543-554. Published 2022 May 26. doi:10.2147/AMEP.S359140
9. Singh R, Verma R& Rani A. Intercostobrachial nerve-An unusual course and innervation pattern. IJSR,Vol 9 (9), 4-5.2020.
10. Kaushal P, Verma R, Banerjee A, Mehra RD. Ossification of the Anterior Longitudinal Ligament: Clinical and Embryological Aspect. Int J Anat Res 2019;7(1.3):6326-6329.
11. Joseph B, Verma R. Effect of polycystic ovary syndrome on the morphology of ovary- A Review. IDC International journal. 5(4): Aug-Oct 2018. ISSN: 2395- 3365.
12. Joseph B, Verma R. A review on the morphology of uterus in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome. The Genesis. 5(3): July-Sept 2018. ISSN 2395-2164.
13. Mahajan A, Verma R, Kumar S, & Raj D. Mehra. Evaluation of osteologic parameters of jugular foramen and its significance with respect to expanded endoscopic endonasal approach. Eur. J. Anat.2017, 21 (3): 225-233.
14. Kumar S, Verma R, Mahajan A & Raj D. Mehra. Morphological and Morphometric Analysis of Hypoglossal Canal in North Indian Dry Skulls and It's Significance in Cranial Base Surgeries. JCDR. 2017 Mar, Vol-11(3): AC08-AC12.
15. Verma R, Kumar S, Rai AM, Mansoor I & Raj D. Mehra. The anatomical perspective of human occipital condyle in relation to the hypoglossal canal, condylar canal, and jugular foramen and its surgical significance. JCVJS, 2016, Volume: 7(4); 243-249.
16. Kumar S, Verma R, Mehra RD. An anomalous origin of accessory head of flexor digitorum profundus in forearm: A rare variant. JASI 2016, Volume 65; S73-S75.
17. Verma R& Bhadoria P. Variations in the Attachments and Innervation of Muscles in Axilla. IJAR 2016, Volume: 6(2); 124-26.
18. Tiwari S, Kataria S &Verma R. Symmetrical variations in the branching pattern of abdominal aorta: a case report. IJAR. 2014; vol 7: 83–85.
19. Verma R, Mishra S, Mahajan A. Unilateral Variation in the Branching Pattern of Axillary Artery: A Cadaveric Study. IJAR. 2014;2(1):292-94
20. Mishra S, Verma R, Mahajan A & Misra S. Anomalous formation of inferior vena cava: embryological and clinical significance. Case Study Case Rep. 2014; 4(3): 86-91.
21. Verma R, Mishra S, Mahajan A. Subcutaneous course of saphenous nerve in midthigh region. IJAR 2013; 03:181-2
22. Verma R, Mishra S, Mahajan A. Variant branching pattern and supply of the posterior division of femoral nerve: Report of a rare case. OA Anatomy. 2013 Dec; 01;1(4):32
23. Verma R, Prasad R, Mishra S & JM Kaul. Vascular Pattern of Chorionic Blood Vessels of Placenta and its Correlation with the Birth Weight of Neonate. Int. J. Morphol., Sept 2012; vol.30(3):952-955
24. Verma R, Mishra S and Kaul JM. Ultrastructural Changes in the Placental Membrane in Pregnancies Associated with Diabetes. Int. J. Morphol., Dec 2011; vol.29(4): 1398-1407.
25. Verma R, Mishra S & Kaul, JM. Cellular Changes in the Placenta in Pregnancies Complicated with Diabetes. Int. J. Morphol.Mar 2010; vol.28(1): p.259-264.
26. Rana, KK, Das, S &Verma, R. Double Plantaris Muscle: A Cadaveric Study with Clinical Importance. Int. J. Morphol. Sept 2006; vol. 24(3):495-498.
27. Verma R, Mishra A, Das S & Vasudeva N. An Anomalous Variation in the Innervation Pattern of the Peroneus Longus Muscle by Deep Peroneal Nerve: A Case Report Annals ofIbadan Postgraduate Medicine. Dec 2006; Vol 4(2): 41-44.
28. Verma R, Paul S and Das S. Dorsal Digital Branch of the Thumb: An Anatomical Study. Int. J. Morphol., June 2005; vol. 23(2):133-136.
29. Verma R, Das S& Suri R. Unusual Organization of The Ansa Cervicalis: A Case Report. Brazilian Journal of Morphological Sciences. 2005; 22 (3):175 - 177,
30. R Verma, Kalra S & Rana KK. Malformation of Renal and Testicular Vein-a Case Report. JASI. 2005; 54(1) June: 29-31.

Dr.PRAGTI SHEEL MITTAL

MD (Anatomy)

Professor

Dr P. S. Mittaldid his MBBS from Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal(MP) and MS (Anatomy)from S. S. Medical College, Rewa (MP). He has worked as Assistant Professor at Sri Aurobindo Mdical College, Indore (MP) and as Associate Professor at Chhattisgarh Institute of Medical Sciences, Bilaspur (CG) and K D Medical College, Mathura (UP). He has contributed as Co-editor in BD Chaurasia’s Human Anatomy. He hasalso presented numerous research papers in conferences &reviewer for journal of Human Anatomy.

Publications:

1. Shreevastava AK, Mavai M, Mittal PS, Verma R, Kaur D, Bhandari B. Assessment of the psychological impact of COVID-19 pandemic on undergraduate medical students in India. J Edu Health Promot
2.Joshi A, Mittal P, Rai AM, Verma R, Bhandari B & Razdan S. Variations in Pulmonary Fissure: A Source of Collateral Ventilation and Its Clinical Significance. Cureus. 2022; 14(3): e23121. DOI 10.7759/cureus.23121
3. Mittal S, Gulia R Mittal P S. Effectiveness of Early Clinical Exposure (ECE) as a teaching-learning method for first-year MBBS undergraduates in basic medical sciences. International Journal of Health and Clinical Research. 2021; 4(20):221-224.
4. Mittal S, Saxena N, Jain D, Mittal, PS, Shaikh MKS. Fetal Outcome of Preeclamptic Mother with Hyperuricemia. Int Jour of Med Sci and Cur Res. 2021; 4(4): 78-85.
5. SS Joshi1, Namrata Reddy2, SD Joshi1, Pragatisheel Mittal3 Morphological variations of left lobe of liver Int Journal of Contemporary Medical Research Sep 2017;4(9):1956-1958.
6.Namrata reddy1, S. S. Joshi2, P. S. Mittal3, S. D. Joshi4 Morphology of caudate and quadrate lobes of liver J. Evolution Med. Dent. Sci. 6(11) Feb. 06, 2017
7.Namrata reddy1, P. S. Mittal2, s. S. Joshi3, s. D. Joshi4 Accessory fissures of liver and their clinical significance J. Evolution Med. Dent. Sci. 5(82) Oct. 13, 2016
8.R. Chhaparwal *, S.S. Joshi, S.D. Joshi, P.S. Mittal Variations in the insertion of peroneus longus muscle J.Anat.Soc. India 64 (2015) 133 – 136
9.Pragati S. Mittal1, ShardaS. Joshi2, RupaChhaparwal3, Subhash D. Joshi4 Prevalence and Mophometry of Os Peroneum amongst Central Indians Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research. 2014 Nov, Vol-8(11): AC08-AC10
10.S.D. Joshi, S.S. Joshi, A.S. Yogesh, P.S. Mittal, Some details of morphology of biceps brachii and its functional relevance J.Anat.Soc. India 63 (Nov 2014): 24-29
11.O.P. Lakhwani1, P.S. Mittal2, D.C. Naik3 Piriformis Fossa – An Anatomical and Orthopedics Consideration Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research. 2014 Mar, Vol-8(3): 96-97
12.S.D. Joshi, A.S. Yogesh, P.S. Mittal, S.S. Joshi Morphology of the bicipital aponeurosis:a cadaveric study Folia Morphol.Vol. 73, No. 1, pp. 79–83 (2014)
13.Chhaparwal, R.*, Mittal, PS., Joshi, SS. and Joshi, S. Variations in the morphology of platysma muscle in central Indians J. Morphol. Sci. 30(4) 244-248 (2013)
14. Mittal P.S., Khanwalkar P.G., Naik D.C. Use of Silicon Gel to Mould the Cavities of Hollow Viscera. J.Anat.Soc. India 58 (2) 201-202 (2009)

Organising Secretary for CME:

1. CME cum Awareness Programme on “Body & Organ Donation – Live Beyond Life” Organized by Department of Anatomy 18TH September 2019 at GIMS, Greater Noida.

Conference/CME/Workshop attended:

1 Advanced Molecular Techniques in Medical Diagnostics 22nd-23rd April 2019 GIMS, Greater Noida, UP.
2 Hospital Infection Control Practices: Challenges & Solutions 23rd-24th July 2019, GIMS, Greater Noida, UP.
3 Curriculum Implementation Support Programme 25th-27th July, 2019 at GIMS, Greater Noida, UP
4 Current trends and future prospects in Pharmacovigilance- An integral part of Medicine Safety 26th – 27th September 2019, GIMS, Greater Noida, UP.
5 “Evidence Based Non Invasive Therapies; Futuristic Medicine” Organized by Department of Physiology 18TH - 19th November 2019 at GIMS, Greater Noida.
6 Revised Basic Course workshop conducted by MAMC, New Delhi, Regional centre in Medical Education Technology at GIMS, Greater Noida, UP from 3rd – 5th December 2019.
7 “Preservation Techniques of Human Body” chemical & digital (3D printing) preservation & Museology Organized by Department of Anatomy 20th – 21st December 2019 at Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi.

Dr. SONU

MD (Anatomy)

Assistant Professor

Dr Sonu did her MBBS from Lady Hardinge medical college (LHMC), New Delhi and MD as well as Senior Residency from University college of medical sciences (UCMS), Delhi University. She has worked as Assistant Professor at Santosh Medical college, Ghaziabad. She has a teaching experience of over 6 years. She has 3 publications to her name. In addition to that she has presented papers in National Conference.

Certificate of training:

1. Biomedical waste management training in health care facility
2. Healthcare delivery in covid times
3. Revised basic course in medical education
4.Basic course in medical education at MAMC
5.Poster presented in 28th UPASICON
6.Paper presented in 29th UPASICON
6.Reviewed a text book of NeuroAnatomy by Dr. G.P Pal

CONFERENCES/CME/TRAININGS ATTENDED:

1) December ‘2018- participated in international conference on cancer of larynx and hypopharynx, organized by department of ENT, UCMS and Department of ENT, University of Chicago at UCMS, Dilshad Garden, Delhi.
2) July’2020- participated in Bio Medical Waste Management Training in health care facility organized by UCMS and Medical education & Learning point held on 31st July 2019.
3) October’2020 – Participated and delivered Guest Lecture in National San-Con 2020 organized by Santosh Deemed to be University, Ghaziabad on 10th and 11th of October 2020.
4) October’2020- Attended web seminar on The CBME Curriculum in a nutshell, organized by Thieme Publishers on 14th October 2020.
5) October’2020- attended E-Anatomica: National Anatomy Webinar series, organized by department of Anatomy, KGMU, Lucknow on 24th, 31st October and 7th November 2020.
6) April’2021-Attended Revised Basic Course workshop conducted by MAMC, New Delhi, Regional Centre in Medical Education Technology at GIMS, Greater Noida, UP from 8th -10th April 2021.
7) April’2021- Attended CME on Recent Trends in Body Preservation including Covid-19 suspected deaths organized by AIIMS, Bathinda on 27th April 2021.
8) August’2021- Advanced GCP Training and safety reporting organized by department of pharmacology, GIMS, Greater Noida in collaboration with medical affairs department of Wockhardt Ltd., Mumbai on 27th August 2021 at GIMS, Greater Noida.
9) October’2021- International workshop of anatomy IWA-2021, organized by department of anatomy Teerthanker Mahaveer medical college and research Centre under aegis of ASI from 22nd to 23rd Oct, 2021

Thesis:

A histomorphometric study of cypermethrin on testis in adult albino rats

Paper Presented:

• 68th National Conference of Anatomical Society of India, Lucknow, India (2022)
A histomorphic study of cypermethrin on testis of adult albino rats

Publications:

1. Sarkar S, Verma R, Singh S. Faculty and Students' Perceptions on Experiential Learning Based Anatomy Dissection Hall Sessions for Medical Undergraduates. Adv Med Educ Pract. 2022; 13:543-554. Published 2022 May 26. doi:10.2147/AMEP.S359140
2. Sonu,Kalra S.An undocumented rare branching pattern of external carotid artery. IJAR,2020;8(4.1):7767-70.ISSN 2321-4287
3. Singh D, Gandhi V, Sonu.Morphometric analysis of the orbit in dry skulls of north Indian population: A direct measurement study. Saudi J Pathol Microbiol, 2020. ISSN 2518-3362
4. Sonu, KalraS. Rare variations of extensor tendons in the dorsum of hand. Int J Anat Res 2019;7(3.2):6865- 6867. DOI: 10.16965/ijar.2019.245
5. Sonu, Renu Chauhan. Evaluation of the Histomorphometric Effects on Testis Following Administration of Cypermethrin in a Mammal, Albino Rat. International Journal of Toxicological and Pharmacological Research 2023; 13(2); 178-186.

Dr. Pulimi Vineel

Assistant Professor

MBBS, MD ANATOMY

Dr Pulimi Vineel did his MBBS from UCMS, Bhairahawa, Nepal and MD Anatomy from SRMC & RI, Porur, Chennai. He worked as Senior Resident/Tutor at ACSRGMC, Nellore then at GIMS, Greater Noida. He has worked as Assistant Professor at SMSR, Greater Noida and GMC, Haldwani. Joined GIMS, Greater Noida as Assistant Professor, Anatomy in 2022.

BOOK CONTRIBUTED:

Edited Book on Multiple Choice Questions Head & Neck (ISBN: 978-93-92207-22-8)

Paper & Posters Presented in Conferences:

CME & Workshops Participated in:

• 1. CME (March 2015), Sri Ramachandra University – “Integrated Medical Museum – A New Pathway”.
• 2. CME (April 2015), Sri Ramachandra University – “Recent Trends in Diabetes.”
• 3. CME (April 2016), SRM University – “Anatomy E- Learning” (Computer Aided.
• 4. Learning – ‘Hype or a Practical Reality’. CME (March 2016), IGMC&RI, Puducherry – “Exploring an Enigma ‘The Limbic System’”.
• 5. Sri Ramachandra University (August 2015) – Ramachandra Postgraduate Teaching Skills Workshop.
• 6. Sri Ramachandra University (March 2016) – Facilitated in CriativO 2016 Preclinical Integrated Poster Presentation.
• 7. CME (July 2017) Sri Ramachandra University — “Cross sectional anatomy and correlated clinical imaging :Vertical integration to adapt medical students for clinical applications “.
• 8. CME (April 2018) IMA, Nellore branch.
• 9. National Workshop on Plastination (June 2018), Christian medical college, Vellore.
•10. Workshop on “Preservation Techniques of Human Body”, MAMC, New Delhi (20 – 21 December, 2019)

CME cum Awareness Programme Organized:

• “Body & Organ Donation – Live Beyond Life” Department of Anatomy, GIMS, Greater Noida (18th September 2019)

Training Certificates: :

• IAP Basic Life Support Course (Provider Level), GIMS, Greater Noida (19th May 2019)

Publications:

1. Vineel P, Subramanian RK, Kumar TM. Morphometric and biomechanical analysis of gracilis and semitendinosus tendons: A cadaveric study in the South Indian setting. MGM Journal of Medical Sciences. 2022 Oct 1;9(4):491.
2. Joshi, A., Yadav, Y., Verma, R., Kaul, N. V., & Vineel, P. Morphometric analysis of bregma and lambda and presence of any Wormian bone in bregma in north Indian population. International Journal of Health Sciences 2022, 6(S6), 11381–11385.
3. Yadav, Y., Verma, R., Kaul, N.V., Vineel, P., Joshi, A. Morphometric Analysis and Study of Asterion in North Indian Population. NeuroQuantology 2022;20(15):2965-2969
4. Unilateral Isolated Bifid Ureter – A Case Report. Indian Journal of Applied Research Volume 5, Issue 10, October -2015.

Awards::

• “Dr. S. Kameswaran Gold Medal” for the best outgoing student in M.D. (Anatomy) – 2017, Sri Ramachandra University, Porur, Chennai

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