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Dialysis Unit Comprehensive renal replacement therapy (dialysis) options are available to people with chronic kidney disease. Dialysis services are offered at the Basaveshwara Hospital has provided dialysis services for more than 10 years. For people with kidney disease or kidney failure requiring kidney dialysis, the Basaveshwara Hospital offer: Chronic Kidney Disease (Renal Failure), where a dedicated team of providers work together to provide comprehensive care to people with kidney disorders. Home dialysis training and support for both home hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis . In-center hemodialysis . Outpatient dialysis services. Nutrition counseling, for people who need ongoing guidance from dietitians with expertise in kidney disorders, provides ongoing guidance for nutritional needs. The dialysis centers feature an effective staff-to-patient ratio. Staff members include registered nurses, certified chronic hemodialysis technicians, a renal dietitian and a renal social worker, all under the direction of a dedicated medical director. Our treatment team holds monthly care conferences with you to ensure your needs are being met. Your family members are welcome at these care conferences. When you undergo dialysis at Basaveshwara Hospital, your treatment is managed by specially trained nurses. If you're developing end-stage renal disease, you may be treated in an outpatient dialysis center, which offers both in-center and at-home training for dialysis. Dialysis Unit Our treatment team holds monthly care conferences with you to ensure your needs are being met. Your family members are welcome at these care conferences. When you undergo dialysis at Basaveshwara Hospital, your treatment is managed by specially trained nurses. If you're developing end-stage renal disease, you may be treated in an outpatient dialysis center, which offers both in-center and at-home training for dialysis. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

SICU Basaveshwara Hospital treats critically ill patients in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU) receive exceptional patient-centered care by intensivists (doctors who specialize in treating intensive care patients) who use a multidisciplinary team approach to medicine. Our intensive care team includes nurses, physician extenders, rehabilitation therapists, nutritionists, social workers, and palliative care specialists. The Surgical Intensive Care Unit is a 25-bed closed ICU that is staffed by full-time, the Internal Medicine and Anesthesiology departments at Basaveshwara Hospital. The SICU provides a high level of intensive care to critically-ill patients from specialists who are affiliated with General Surgery, Orthopedics, Vascular Surgery, Gynecology-Obstetrics, Transplantation (liver, pancreas, bowel, and kidney), and Urology. The SICU has a long tradition of nursing excellence, with a wide scope of nursing practices. The SICU team is well trained and equipped to handle a variety of healthcare issues that can affect patient safety and hospital. The entire SICU staff assists in the early planning for patient’s clinical needs and goals. They give exemplary daily care to these critically ill patients and put emphasis on interdisciplinary team communication with patient and families. SICU Basaveshwara Hospital treats critically ill patients in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU) receive exceptional patient-centered care by intensivists (doctors who specialize in treating intensive care patients) who use a multidisciplinary team approach to medicine. Our intensive care team includes nurses, physician extenders, rehabilitation therapists, nutritionists, social workers, and palliative care specialists. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Ophthalmology Overview The department of ophthalmology was established in the year 2000 coinciding with the Undergraduate MBBS programme which was started in the same year. The department is headed by Dr. Padma Jothi MS, Dr. Sunil G being the professor, Dr. Prabhudeva H and Dr. Rajesh S Additional Professors, Dr. Prashanth G and Dr. Eswarappa K B Assistant Professors and Dr. Nuthan Babu & Gururaj A N being the Senior Resident. The department is committed to provide quality tertiary level eye care at an affordable cost to patients, and at the same time conduct various community health programme for the underprivileged. The postgraduate students in the department have an excellent blend of academics and surgical opportunities. The greatest strength of the department are the staff who are committed to provide these services without any self interest Research Research Thrust Areas The main research areas in the department is currently involved in are Limbal stem cell harvesting, cultivation and its clinical application. Influence of glycaemic status on various corneal parameters in diabetics. Aqueous humor analysis and evaluation of changes in ionic concentrations in patients with cataract Over the last five years the department has achieved remarkable success in various community eye care programmes and high quality of post graduate training programme. Services The department is well equipped with all modern facilities required in diagnosis and treatment of various eye diseases such as, Operating microscopes, Phacoemulsification units, Vitrectomy, Ophthalmic lasers, Fundus Camera, Ophthalmic Scans, Automated Perimetry etc. The Ophthalmology department is actively involved in all health schemes offered by Basaveshwara Hospital such as 24 hours emergency services and OPD facilities. The department regularly conducts all types of ophthalmic surgeries such as Phacoemulsification, Corneal transplantation, Vitreo Retinal Surgeries, Glaucoma, Squint and Occuloplasty surgeries etc. The department is actively engaged in community services which includes regular eye camps on all Sundays and also on certain weekdays. The department has collaboration with NGOst in conducting these community services. The department is also committed to screen the school children for any eye disorders and treat them accordingly. Publications Ganekal S1 Retinal functional imager (RFI): Non-invasive functional imaging of the retina,2 Retinal functional imager Nepal J Ophthalmol 2013; 5 (10):250-257Ganekal S Ganekal S Ganglion cell complex scan in the early prediction of glaucoma Ganglion cell complex scan Nepal J Ophthalmol 2012;4(8):236-241 Sunil Ganekal2SD-OCT in evaluation of microstructural changes in macula following blunt ocular trauma. Indian Journal of Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology, July-September, 2018;4(3):413-416 Sunil Ganekal, Pattern Electroretinography Changes in Patients with Established or Suspected Primary Open Angle Glaucoma Journal of Current Glaucoma Practice, May-August 2013;7(2):39-42 1Sunil Ganekal Effect of Topical Calcium Channel Blockers on Intraocular Pressure in Steroid-induced Glaucoma, Journal of Current Glaucoma Practice, January-April 2014;8(1):15-19 Sunil Ganekal1,2, Comparison of Morphological and Functional Endothelial Cell Changes after Cataract Surgery: Phacoemulsification Versus Manual Small‑Incision Cataract Surgery Middle East African Journal of Ophthalmology, Volume 21, Number 1, January - March 2014 Sunil Ganekal1,2, .Effect of panretinal photocoagulation on macular morphology and thickness in eyes with proliferative diabetic retinopathy without clinically significant macular edema. Clinical Ophthalmology downloaded from https://www.dovepress.com/ by 112.133.206.42 on 28-Feb-2020 For personal use only Sunil Ganekal2 Association of systemic comorbidity in diabetic serous macular detachment and comparison of various combination therapies in its management. Clinical Ophthalmology downloaded from https://www.dovepress.com/ by 112.133.206.42 on 28-Feb-2020 . Sunil Ganekal2 Correlation of spectral domain optical coherence tomography findings in acute central serous chorioretinopathy with visual acuity. Clinical Ophthalmology downloaded from https://www.dovepress.com/ by 112.133.206.42 on 28-Feb-2020 Sunil Ganekal2 Correlation of spectral domain optical coherence tomography findings in acute central serous chorioretinopathy with visual acuity. Ophthalmology downloaded from https://www.dovepress.com/ by 112.133.206.42 on 28-Feb-2020 Ophthalmology The department is committed to provide quality tertiary level eye care at an affordable cost to patients, and at the same time conduct various community health programme for the underprivileged. Meet our Team Dr. Prabhudeva H Professor & HOD Dr. Sunil G Professor Dr. Prashanth B Assistant Professor Dr. Sai Sushma Y Assistant Professor Dr. Rajesh P Professor Dr. Eswarappa K B Assistant Professor Dr. Nuthan Babu B Senior Resident Dr. Gururaj A N Senior Resident Dr. Smitha B T Junior Resident/PG Dr. Nagashree B N Junior Resident/PG Dr. Sheema Mariyam K M Junior Resident/PG N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) caters to the special needs of new-born and critically ill babies. With advanced technology equipment and trained healthcare personnel, NICUs offer a safe area for babies who may not be ill but need some kind of specialized nursing care. Babies have to stay in the NICU until the neonatologist and the healthcare team feel they are ready to go home, which can take several months if the baby is born very premature depending on the condition and treatment. This is quite different from paediatric intensive care units, where patients are usually discharged when they are stable and do not need constant monitoring. Therefore, NICUs are often located in a separate or distinct region so that a true intensive care unit can be established, where the doctors, nurses, and the healthcare staff focus most of their time on the treatment and recovery of babies with serious conditions. NICU is a special unit to treat babies who are prematurely born or very ill. As these babies can be extremely fragile, they will need advanced medical care and attention that only NICUs can offer. Here are some conditions that require a baby to be admitted to the NICU. Prematurity Early term infants Birth weight less than 5.5 pounds Lack of oxygen leading to seizures, kidney or heart failure called perinatal asphyxia Developmental anomalies, brain malformations, and other congenital defects Hereditary or genetic disorders of any kind Heart problems Sepsis (serious infections) Respiratory Distress Syndrome or respiratory failure Injuries during the birth process or shortly after Trauma Seizures NICU Neonatology department at Basaveshwara Hospital provides specialist care to infants who are ill or require care for a wide range of issues which include premature birth, congenital defects, and sepsis. Neonatologists at Basaveshwara Hospital have extensive training and experience and are backed by qualified medical staff and modern medical facilities including Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU) which help them provide comprehensive care for infants. Additionally, the Neonatologists’ team also works to identify diseases and disorders before birth so that the family can be better prepared to care for the child. The Neonatologists monitor for various diseases and issues such as- Neonatal jaundice (hyperbilirubinemia) Infant respiratory distress syndrome Neonatal sepsis Neonatal bowel obstruction Benign neonatal seizures Neonatal hepatitis Neonatal hypoglycemia Perinatal asphyxia​ NICU Neonatologists at Basaveshwara Hospital have extensive training and experience and are backed by qualified medical staff and modern medical facilities including Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU) which help them provide comprehensive care for infants. Additionally, the Neonatologists’ team also works to identify diseases and disorders before birth so that the family can be better prepared to care for the child. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Mobile Ambulance Unit We offers transport of your loved one around to any corner of Karnataka. Our medical teams are trained to provide care for adults, pediatric patients as well as cardiac care and ventilator dependent patients. We are a well established private ambulance service and have earned respect from many hospitals and nursing homes throughout the Karnataka, for our friendly and caring attitude and professional approach. To provide fast and quality medical response We become the trusted brand in Ambulance Services in the Chitradurga. As we believe in customer satisfaction, our customers used to refer us for their loved ones. We employ individuals that are dedicated towards their respective roles and put in a lot of effort to achieve the common vision and larger goals of our hospital. In the near future, we aim to expand its line of products and services and cater to a larger client base in Chitradurga. Mobile Ambulance Unit We are a well established private ambulance service and have earned respect from many hospitals and nursing homes throughout the Karnataka, for our friendly and caring attitude and professional approach. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Publications Naveen Kumar1, Prajwal Lakkol P S2*, Utility of computed tomography of brain and limited paranasal sinuses scanning in patients with headache, MedPulse – International Journal of Radiology, ISSN: 2579-0129, Volume 4, Issue 1, October 2017 pp 01-04 MedPulse – International Journal of Radiology, ISSN: 2579-0129, Volume 4, Issue 1, October 2017 Page 2 Indexed In Indexcopernicus Prajwal Lakkol P S1, Naveen Kumar2* Spleen/kidney ratio in the assessment of mild Splenomegaly MedPulse – International Journal of Radiology, ISSN: 2579-0129, Volume 4, Issue 1, October 2017 pp 05-07 Indexed In Indexcopernicus T Bevinagidad Shreevijay1, Arun Kumar K2* the value of minimum intensity projection technique in the assessment of interstitial lung disease and asthma, MedPulse – International Journal of Radiology, ISSN: 2579-0927, Online ISSN: 2636 - 4689 Volume 7, Issue 1, July 2018 pp 45-47 Indexed In Indexcopernicus Bevinagidad Shreevijay1, Arun Kumar K2* A study to compare MinIP findings of lung with the HRCT finding MedPulse – International Journal of Radiology, ISSN: 2579-0927, Online ISSN: 2636 - 4689 Volume 7, Issue 2, August 2018 pp 48-52 Indexed In Indexcopernicus Radio-diagnosis The Department of Imaging and Radio-diagnosis in BMCH is a specialized and a highly equipped unit providing state of the art services to the patients. The main aim is to practice a good clinical radiology with the help of various imaging modalities ranging from the very basic conventional radiography to few of the very advanced techniques like MR spectroscopy, perfusion MRI, Diffusion TENSOR imaging, MDCT investigations etc, thus helping the clinicians in all possible ways to reach to accurate diagnosis. The department is equipped with the recent most version PACS and shortly awaiting tele-radiology. In spite of all these recent advances, adequate importance is given to the conventional radiology with a fully functioning dark room available in the department for emergency and teaching purposes. Department is equipped with 3 X-ray units with conventional and video fluoroscopy integrated with the CR system along with 8 portable X-ray machines. CR system with 24 CR cassettes, two dry view cameras, two laser printers, and X-ray film digitalizer. PACS – System: The images captured on CR system are easily made available within a few minutes, to the clinician on their personal computers, about 75 in number, located in OPD, Wards, OT and casualty etc. This has grossly reduced the waiting period for image viewing and hence faster patient disposal. The reports too are pushed through HIS coupled with RIS. Additional advantages areno film loss, far better image quality, no need to physically store the images. Easy to maintain the records on large memory devices and equally easier to archive the images within a short time of afew seconds. Whole of this system has made our department as a filmless department. Image prints are given on request either on CD or laser prints at nominal charges. Ultrasonography The department is equipped with 6 high end ultrasound units with thermal printers and 2 portable machines and 1 ECHO machine. We have recently added two more portable USG units exclusively for NICU and theatre. Investigations are performed at ultrasonography section include Conventional utrasonography High resolution scan for musculoskeletal system with panoramic imaging wherever required. Small part studies including sono-mammography Endo cavitatory ultrasound, Neonatal ultrasound with specialized probes. Colour Doppler studies 3D/4D ultrasound Guided interventions Mammography: The department is equipped with a high end mammography unit for breast cancer screening. CT unit: We have commissioned MDCT ( Multi Detector CT)128 slices, dual energy CT scanner adding strength to the departmental diagnostic performance. All the earlier CT investigations like Denta scan, Virtual CT bronchoscopy and colonoscopy, Multi-planer reconstruction, 3D and VRT, Perfusion scan and guided interventional procedures are performed with highly improved image quality and lesser scan time. Added advantages are: Very short scan time e.g. whole body scan from head to toe, especially in poly trauma cases, can be covered in 10 to 12 seconds. MDCT angiography of any part of the body, MDCT coronary angiography with superb reconstructed images, is being regularly performed. Being Dual energy Unit, Stone evaluation, metal artifact removal and other applications are being regularly performed. Middle and inner ear studies can be performed utilizing sub-millimeter slice thickness. All the post-processed images are of high quality produced within short period due to faster performance with thinner slices. The department is also equipped with the state of the art 1.5 T MRI with 10 coils including special coils for wrist, shoulder, ankle and temporo-mandibular joint. Special studies which are done using this equipment include Volumetric brain imaging Diffusion, ADC mapping , diffusion TENSOR imaging, tractography Perfusion imaging. Chemical shift imaging (MR spectroscopy) with low, intermediate and high TE values. Motion correction software for brain imaging. Angiograms and venograms (2D and 3D TOF, PHASE CONTRAST, FLUORO-TRIGGERED contrast angiogram), 3D FIESTA for cranial nerves Basic functional imaging Cartigrams and gradient imaging Whole spine coronal pasted images Whole body diffusion imaging Multiphasic tissue enhancement for abdomen and pelvis (LAVA) Multiphasic contrast angiogram (TRICKS). MRCP, MRuroraphy and MR myelography. Our Vision To provide state of the art of facilities under one roof in Radio-diagnosis. Our Mission Our Dedicated team of Radiologists providing round the Clock service and affordable services. Teaching Program It has excellent teaching faculty interested in teaching, conducting all the teaching programs and guiding the students accordingly. We have apart from UG training program, PG degree (M.D.) courses are being conducted. We have introduced on-line teaching program for PGs, in collaboration with some of the teaching faculties from overseas Universities. It has a separate departmental book library and a museum with many interesting radiological artifacts. The department conducts regular clinical postings for undergraduates and special postings for dental postgraduates. Regular seminars on interesting topics are conducted in the department. Specialized training programs and observer ship programs for ultrasound, CT and MRI are also being conducted in the department. The department conducts certificate and diploma courses in radiography. Specialized training programs for medical engineers are also conducted in the department. Radio-diagnosis The Department of Imaging and Radio-diagnosis in BMCH is a specialized and a highly equipped unit providing state of the art services to the patients. The main aim is to practice a good clinical radiology with the help of various imaging modalities ranging from the very basic conventional radiography to few of the very advanced techniques like MR spectroscopy, perfusion MRI, Diffusion TENSOR imaging, MDCT investigations etc, thus helping the clinicians in all possible ways to reach to accurate diagnosis. The department is equipped with the recent most version PACS and shortly awaiting tele-radiology. In spite of all these recent advances, adequate importance is given to the conventional radiology with a fully functioning dark room available in the department for emergency and teaching purposes. Meet our Team Dr. Naveen S Maralihalli Professor & HOD Dr. Naveen Kumar Associate Professor Dr. Shruti G T Assistant Professor Dr. Raama Suryawamshi Rajendra Assistant Professor Dr. Bevinagidada Shreevijay Associate Professor Dr. Arun Kumar K Associate Professor Dr. Sannidhi K S Senior Resident Dr. Girish Kumar B S Senior Resident Dr. Shashank Kulakarni Jr. Resident (PG) Dr. Sona M Jr. Resident (PG) Dr. Mahesh Kumar Senior Resident Dr. Naveen B R Senior Resident N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Facelift Facelift is a procedure which is individualized as per your needs. The procedure may range from simple, minimally invasive techniques to more extensive face and neck lift procedures. The methods include traditional facelift and SMAS (Superficial Musculo-aponeurotic System) lift. A traditional facelift involves correcting the mid-face, jows, and the neck and also removing the excess skin. You will be administered a general anesthesia and intravenous sedation. Your surgeon will make an incision in the front of the ear that extends behind the ear. Your surgeon tightens the underlying tissue removes excess skin and fat from the lower face and neck. The SMAS lift involves elevating the skin and also the deeper layers of the face and the neck. Your surgeon makes a minimal incision in front of the ear, raises the SMAS and tightens the skin. The surgery lasts for about several hours. SMAS lift is the modern facelift technique. Your surgeon sutures or uses skin adhesives to close the incisions. Breast Reduction Breast Reduction surgery is also known as reduction mammoplasty. It is a plastic surgical procedure to reduce excess breast fat, skin, and glandular tissue to achieve a normal breast size that is proportionate to your body. Before the surgery, your doctor will mark the future position of the nipple. The surgery is performed under general anesthesia. Your surgeon makes an incision around the nipple. In continuation with the incision, a straight vertical line is made in the breast crease and sometimes extended beneath the breast. The nipple should be kept in contact with blood and nerve supply. In some cases such as heavy breast may require a free nipple graft, where a nipple is removed and reattached at a higher point on the breast. Your doctor removes excess tissue, fat, and skin. Then, your breast tissue is stitched deep inside the breast tissue for support. Finally, the skin incisions are brought together and then closed. Microdermabrasion Microdermabrasion is a noninvasive procedure used to improve oily or dull skin, enlarged pores, mild acne scars, uneven pigmentation, and clogged pores. Generally, there are two methods for microdermabrasion; Crystal Microdermabrasion and Diamond-Tip Microdermabrasion. During the Crystal Microdermabrasion procedure, a hand piece is used to emit the crystal onto the skin surface which results in a gentle abrasion process. Then the dead skin and the crystals are suctioned simultaneously. The Diamond-Tip Microdermabrasion procedure involves abrasion and exfoliation of the dead skin with the diamond-tip hand piece. This procedure is safer when performed closer to the eye. The advantages of microdermabrasion include immediate result with no pain and side effects, improved look for scars and acne. Tummy tuck Tummy tuck is a surgery which removes all the excess fat in the abdominal region giving a flat, smooth, firm and a well-toned abdomen. Tummy tuck surgery is also known as abdominoplasty. This surgery is performed to tuck the fat which is protruding from the abdomen. For women, who have stretched skin because of multiple pregnancies, can find it useful to tighten the muscles and reduce the excess skin in that area. There are two kinds of tummy tuck surgery. They are Complete abdominoplasty and Partial or mini-abdominoplasty. The complete abdominoplasty is performed for people who require the maximum correction. In this test the incision will be made deep into the abdomen at the same level as that of the pubic hair. There will be an incision made around the belly button because it is necessary to remove the tissues from the navel. Drainage tubes will be placed which will be removed later. Partial abdominoplasty is performed on the patients who require shorter incisions. This is performed with the help of an endoscope. The entire procedure would take about 2 hours to complete. Plastic Surgery Plastic surgery is a subspecialty of surgery and involves restoration, reconstruction, or alteration of a body part. We at Basaveshwara Hospital provide you with well-trained plastic surgeons and the best of equipment that cater to your needs and provide patient centric ambience. The Basaveshwara Hospital team provides the best of care with excellent long-term results. We perform more than 500 cosmetic surgeries each year, and provide the world-class follow-up care to over 5000 patients. These doctors from the Department of Plastic Surgery possess many years of experience in the field of cosmetic surgery. Surgeons use safe and innovative techniques to perform the plastic surgery procedure enabling a quick and faster recovery to normal day-to-day activities. The surgeons at Basaveshwara Hospital deliver exceptional services in the field of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeries; doctors at the Department have great expertise and skill on all aspects and are well assisted by qualified allied technicians and associates. A list of cosmetic procedures is mentioned below: Cosmetic surgery Reconstructive surgery Facial cosmetic surgery Masking of surgical scars A List of Sub Specialities below: Aesthetic Surgery Lyposuction and body contouring Rhinoplasty Hair Transplantation Breast Surgery Scar Revision Burns and post burn deformities Birth Defects Hand and Microvascular Surgery Creft and craniofacial deformities Reconstructive Trauma surgery Diabetic foot and chronic wound problems Cancer Reconstruction We believe that health is holistic; our excellent surgeons from the Plastic Surgery department take proper care and provide quality treatment for you to lead a happy and a healthy life. Plastic Surgery Plastic surgery is a subspecialty of surgery and involves restoration, reconstruction, or alteration of a body part. We at Basaveshwara Hospital provide you with well-trained plastic surgeons and the best of equipment that cater to your needs and provide patient centric ambience. The Basaveshwara Hospital team provides the best of care with excellent long-term results. We perform more than 500 cosmetic surgeries each year, and provide the world-class follow-up care to over 500 patients. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Publications Sangeetha T, Raghu MT, Nataraj GR, V Sharath Kumar Y, Satya Krishna, Fibin Johnson, V Sarvan Manikanta. Assessment of Prescribing Pattern and Quality of Life of Dermatology Patients by Using Quality Life Index. Int J Res Dermatol. 2017 June; 3(2):272-6 2. Manjunath K G, Raghu M T, Yogendra M, Harish G. A Clinical Therapeutic Study of Efficacy of 40% Glycolic Acid Facial Peels in Melasma. Int J Res Dermatol. 2018 May; 4(2):135-41 3. Raghu M T, Ashwini S, Gangaraju H, Babu N. A Study of Common Clinical Types of Cutaneous Tuberculosis: Two Years Study Experience in Tertiary Care Centre. Int J Res Dermatol. 2020;6(2):199-202 4. Nikitha B, Yogendra M., Raghu M. T, Virupakshappa HE, Ashwini S, Purva Kunda. A Study of Cutaneous Morphological Patterns of Adverse Drug Reactions in Tertiary Care Center, Chitradurga, Karnataka, India. Int J Res Dermatol. 2020 Jul; 6(4): 499-501 5. Gangaraju H, Raghu MT, Yogendra M, Virupakshappa HE, Ashwini S, Rakesh YR. Clinico-Etiological Study of Erythroderma Cases from Tertiary Care Hospital, Chitradurga, Karnataka. . Int J Res Dermatol. 2020 Jul; 6 (4): 502 -504 6. Genital Herpes: A clinical and seroepidemiological study of patients attending a sexually transmitted diseases clinic in South India. Journal of Pakistan association of dermatologist 2019;29(3):309-315.Index Medicus. 7. Study of Insulin resistance & dyslipidemia in psoriasis patients in a tertiary care hospital, South India. Doddarangaiah R Shivanand, Srikrishna RJournal of Krishna Institute of medical Sciences UniversityVol. 5 Issue. 1 Page no 14-19 Year 2016 Index Copernicus 8. Topical corticosteroids prescription trends in dermatology outpatient unit of a tertiary care research institute hospital, South India Mahindrakar M B, Doddarangaiah R Shivanand Indian Journal of Clinical and Experimental Dermatology Vol. 2 Issue.1 Page no 8-11 Year 2016 Index Copernicus 9. Study of cutaneous manifestation of pregnancy in a tertiary care hospital, South India. Doddarangaiah R Shivanand, Indira Hanumaiah Indian Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research Vol. 3 Issue.2 Page no 110-114 Year 2016 Index Copernicus 10. A Clinico-Histopathological Study of Psoriasis Dr.C. Raghuveer, Doddarangaiah R Shivanand International Journal of Scientific Study Vol.3 Issue.7 Page no.176-179 Year 2015Index Copernicus 11. Perinatal outcome of twin pregnancies at a tertiary care centre, South India Indira Hanumaiah, Doddarangaiah R Shivanand International Journal of Biological & Medical Research Vol.4 Issue.1 Page no. 2683-2685 Year 2013 Index Copernicus 12. Multile trichoeitheliomas Cosmetic improvement with dermabrasion Chekuri Raghuveer, Doddarangaiah R Shivanand Journal of Cutaneous & Aesthetic Surgery Vol. 4 Issue.1 Page no. 68-69 Year 2011 SCOPUS INDEX Dermatology Dermatology Venerology & Leprosy is the branch of medicine dealing with the skin, nails, hair (functions & structures) and its diseases. It is a specialty with both medical and surgical aspects. Since its establishment the department of dermatology has been keeping up-to-date of the developments in the field of research and therapeutics, making it one of the most sought-after departments in BMCH. The department has a comprehensive training programme for post-graduation in dermatology Masters degree (MD). The clinical services offered by the department include management of patients with dermatological problems, sexually transmitted diseases and leprosy. Dermatological and cosmetic surgeries including laser therapies are also performed. In addition to the extensive collection of dermatological books in the Central Library, the department has the latest international and national dermatological text books and a good collection of audio-visual teaching aids. BMCH has very good facilities for proper and scientific investigation and treatment of patients with vitiligo and psoriasis. In this regard, the Department has the most modern phototherapy unit. The common day-to-day surgical procedures carried out in the department include skin biopsies for diagnosis of skin diseases, Electrodessication, Radiofrequency in the treatment of common and benign skin tumours like common warts and keloids. The various procedures offered are chemical peels for pigmentary disorders of the face like melasma, diffuse melanoderma and acne, Follicular hair extraction for androgenetic alopecia, botulinum toxin injections for wrinkles, soft tissue augmentation with fillers. Microdermabrasion and collagen microinduction by derma rolling for acne and chicken pox scars and platelet rich plasma treatment for hair loss. Laser therapy for diverse cutaneous conditions like hirsuitism, hypertrichosis, acne scar resurfacing etc, are performed in the department. Contact dermatitis is frequently encountered in day-to-day practice for which patch testing is done. The department has a standard screening series of 20 allergens obtained from Sweden which are used for patch testing. Other procedures performed in the department include- Cryosurgery- for warts, benign tumors, keloids etc Electrosurgery- electrocautery, epilation, removal of warts, DPN, skin tags Snip excision of skin tags Trichogram test- in hair disorders Punch skin graft for vitiligo Split skin graft for vitiligo, leg ulcers Blister skin graft for vitiligo Follicular hair extraction Dermabrasion - for acne scars Collagen micro induction by dermarolling for acne and varicella scars Phototherapy - PUVA, NB- UVB Electrophoresis for Hyperhydrosis Laser hair reduction Tattoo removal by picosecond laser Lasers for acne scars and varicella scars. Clinicals and theory classes for undergraduates seminars, short talks, journal club, case presentation, theory classes, group discussions and guest lectures for postgraduates regularly held. Dermatology Dermatology Venerology & Leprosy is the branch of medicine dealing with the skin, nails, hair (functions & structures) and its diseases. It is a specialty with both medical and surgical aspects. Since its establishment the department of dermatology has been keeping up-to-date of the developments in the field of research and therapeutics, making it one of the most sought-after departments in BMCH. The department has a comprehensive training programme for post-graduation in dermatology Masters degree (MD). The clinical services offered by the department include management of patients with dermatological problems, sexually transmitted diseases and leprosy. Dermatological and cosmetic surgeries including laser therapies are also performed. In addition to the extensive collection of dermatological books in the Central Library, the department has the latest international and national dermatological text books and a good collection of audio-visual teaching aids. Meet our Team Dr. Yogendra M Professor & HOD Dr. Shivanand D R Professor Dr. Ashwini P Assistant Professor Dr. Nikita Banakar Senior Resident Dr. Raghu M T Associate Professor Dr. Divyashree S Assistant Professor Dr. Ashwini L H Senior Resident Dr. Madhusudhan S N Senior Resident Dr. Rakesh Y R Junior Resident/ PG Dr. Purva Kundu Junior Resident/ PG Dr. Kenganal Tejas Junior Resident/ PG Dr. Shreya S Deshpande Junior Resident/ PG Dr. Ashwini S Junior Resident/ PG Dr. Arpitha S Junior Resident/ PG N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Neurology The Department of Neurology from the Basaveshwara Hospital is committed to integrate its medical expertise in providing the latest and the world-class neurological care and treatment to the people present all over India. Basaveshwara Hospital aim to provide the best treatment for the people suffering from neurological disorders. Neurology The Department of Neurology from the Basaveshwara Hospital is committed to integrate its medical expertise in providing the latest and the world-class neurological care and treatment to the people present all over India. Basaveshwara Hospital aim to provide the best treatment for the people suffering from neurological disorders. Our neurologists are trained from top universities and they aim to provide advanced clinical care focusing on using minimal invasive techniques to treat the patients. The hospital is committed to improve and research on the latest therapies used to treat neurological disorders in patients suffering from this disease. The department performs over 1000 procedures each year. We have a dedicated team of surgeons who have undergone training from top class faculty of reputed institutions. With an established and well-equipped lab, with latest technological equipments for the diagnosis and treatment of patients we aim to provide the best care in India. Neurology is the branch of medicine that deals with the study and treatment of nervous system disorders. The nervous system itself is composed of the central nervous nervous system and the peripheral nervous system. The central nervous system is the brain and the spinal cord, while the peripheral nervous system is composed of all the other nerves and sensory receptors in the sense organs (such as the eyes, ears, skin etc.). A doctor who specialises in neurology is called a neurologist, and surgeons who perform surgeries related to neurology are called neurosurgeons. Our neurologists are experienced in treating patients with neurological disorders and diseases including: Autism, learning disabilities Epilepsy, dizziness and fainting Chronic tension or stress-related headache, migraine Persistent backache and spine problems Short-term memory loss and dementia Parkinson's disease, cerebral stroke Cancers and tumours Meningitis or brain fever Sleep apnoea, semi-somnia, insomnia (sleep disorders) Nerve-related issues (stress and nervous tensions) and trauma cases Types of Neurology Diseases Neurological disorders and diseases are caused by problems in either the central or peripheral nervous systems, or both. They can affect one, or many parts, of the nervous system such as the brain, spinal cord, nerves, nerve roots, neuromuscular junctions, the autonomic nervous system, and so on. The causes of neurological disorders are varied. They can be caused by faulty genes, injuries, malnutrition, infection, or a response to an infection. Narayana Health is the best neurology hospital in India to treat all types of neurological disorders. There are more than 600 types of neurological diseases and disorders, but they can be broadly classified as follows- Problems at the developmental stages of the nervous system such as spina bifida. Genetic diseases such as muscular dystrophy and Huntington’s disease. Degenerative or demyelinating diseases that cause the cells of the nervous system to die, or get damaged, over time such as Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease. Problems with the blood supply to the brain causing cerebrovascular disease such as a stroke. Memory loss and dementia Spinal cord disorders Speech and learning disorders Headache disorders such as migraines Seizures Pinched nerves Tremors or uncontrolled movements Cancers Infections Sleep disorders Diagnosis During the first meeting with a neurologist at Neuro Hospital, you will be undergoing a physical examination to look for any abnormality in speech, vision, cognitive abilities, coordination, strength, sensation and reflexes. Subsequently, diagnostic tests will be prescribed if required to better study and confirm the neurological problem if any. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. Health

Publications Dr. Geetha H H Cross Sectional Survey of Gurden of illness in terminally ill eances patients. Indian Journal of Public Health Research and Development Volume 2 No 1 Page No 33 Jan June 2012 Dr. Geetha H H A pilot Study of Relation of Polystic vary Sundrome Indian Journal of Public Health Research and Development Volume 3 No 2 Page No 40 April June 2012 Dr. Geetha H H (May 2015) Prevalence and Factors influencing Anemia among Adolescent Girls: A Community based study. PARIPES Indian Journal of Research Dr. Geetha H. H. Need for Optimal Laparoscopic Ergonomics in Gynaecology Indian Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology Volume 2 Number 6 March April 2018 DOI:httsps://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijog.2321.1636.6218.6. Original Research Article Geeta Hosanemati1 Clinical Study and Outcome of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Clinical Study and Outcome of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome NJOG 2011 May June 6 (1) 22 -27 Dr. Geetha Hosanemati, A two year study of Polystic ovary syndrome in Davanagere, Indian Jouranal of Public health and Development, Volume no 3 Issue 2 Dr. Geetha Hosanemati Study of serum and urinary calcium levels in pregnancy induced hypertension cases in and around Chitradurga, Indian Global Journal of Medical Research Volume 14 Issue 14 Dr. Geetha Hosanemati A Comparing reproductive and sexual health among rural and urban, , International journal of universal pharmacy and bio sciences, Dr. Geetha Hosanemati Clinical Use and safety of relation polystic ovary syndrome, Indian journal of public health research and development, Volume 03 no 02 page 45 Lokeshwari K2*, Menstrual characteristics and association of body mass index with dysmenorrhoea among the medical students in South India, Original Research Article http://doi.org/10.18231/j.ijogr.2019.036 Indian Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology Research, April-June, 2019;6(2):155-158 Indexed in Indexcopernicus Lokeshwari K.1 A clinical study of impact of anaemia in pregnancy on maternal and neonatal outcome, International Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology Lokeshwari K et al. Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol. 2019 Jan;8(1):273-278 www.ijrcog.org pISSN 2320-1770 | eISSN 2320-1789 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18203/2320-1770.ijrcog20185438 Indexed in Indexcopernicus Sowmya S2Colour Doppler Study of Foetomaternal Circulation In Pih, Oligohydramnios And Its Perinatal Outcome J. Evolution Med. Dent. Sci. 2018;7(47):5934-5938 Doi:10.14260/Jemds/2018/1139 Sowmya S.1, The Study of Risk Factors and Perinatal Outcome In Preterm Birth. Indian Journal Of Obstetrics And GynecologyVolume 6 Number 5, September - October 2018 DOI: Http://Dx.Doi.Org/10.21088/Ijog.2321.1636.6518.12 S Sowmya Multipal Pregnancy: Its Maternal And Fetal Outcome. Indian Journal Of Obstetrics And Gynecology Obstetrics and Gynaecology The department of Obstetrics & Gynecology started functioning in 2000. The department has progressed rapidly with more than required bed occupancy and OPDs. The Out Patient Department, the Labour Theatre and the Operation Theatres are all equipped with modern instruments & gadgets. All the staff members have been instrumental in giving the patients excellent care with compassion & competence. The department of Obstetrics & Gynecology runs an intensive teaching program for the undergraduates & the postgraduates. The department conducts conferences and workshops regularly. The department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology conducts intensive teaching programmes for the undergraduates & the postgraduates. Undergraduate teaching starts from the third term to the ninth term. The theory lecture classes are held every day. The students also have clinical postings every day. Students undergo rigorous training in clinical examination & management in the wards. They get an opportunity to observe many surgical procedures. The students are also posted to the labour theatre in small groups for one week where they get a closer look at how the emergencies are tackled day & night. The undergraduate students also have seminars, tutorials and general clinics every week, which enhances the students’ knowledge as well as prepares them for the examinations. The postgraduate teaching includes weekly seminars, case discussions & journal clubs. There are frequent interdepartmental meetings, clinico-pathological meetings, subject symposia, perinatal & maternal mortality meetings. The postgraduates get a graded training in the labour theatre. They get an opportunity to assist all operations including endoscopy & radical surgery. They also get a chance to perform several major and minor surgical procedures under the supervision of the staff. The students' performance is assessed periodically by internal assessment. Antenatal cases are evaluated in the OPD by Ultrasonography, Doppler and Non-stress tests. Screening for gynecological malignancies like Pap smears, colposcopy, colposcopy directed biopsies, endometrial biopsies and transvaginalsonographies are carried out in the OPD. Infertility evaluation like follicular study and sonosalpingography are done in the OPD. The Labour theatre is an air-conditioned set up with facilities for Ultrasonography, Cardio-tocography and Epidural analgesia. Specialists, postgraduates and nursing staff are posted round the clock to attend to normal labours as well as all types of emergencies. The wards are clean, spacious, well ventilated and well equipped. The staff and postgraduates are available day and night to attend to the in-patients in the wards. Diagnostic Facilities Ultrasonography Colposcopy Hysteroscopy Laparoscopy Cardiotocography Operative Facilities All types of surgeries are performed in our department. Minor Surgeries- D&C, D&E, MTP, Biopsy, Tubectomy Major surgeries- LSCS, Hysterectomy (Abdominal, Vaginal, Laparoscopy) Special Surgeries: All Laparoscopic Surgeries Laparoscopic tubectomy Lap. Ovarian cystectomy Lap. Ectopic pregnancy management Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy (TLH) Diagnostic Hystero-laparoscopy Pelvic Floor Surgeries Mesh repairs Site specific repairs Vault fixation procedures. TVT / TOT Gynecological Oncology -Surgeries Radical Hysterectomy Debulking surgery for Carcinoma ovary. Vulvectomy Fertility Enhancing Surgeries Myomectomy Tuboplasty Highlights of patient care Facilities for identifying fetal abnormalities Early detection of cervical cancer by Pap smear & Colposcopy Facilities for managing gynaec. cancers – surgery, chemotherapy Diagnosis and management of problems of infertility including microsurgery Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopic surgery including video laparoscopy, hysteroscopy and cystoscopy Management of high risk pregnancy Special Clinics Antenatal clinic – Every day Infertility Clinic – Monday Cancer detection clinic – Friday Menopausal Clinic – Tuesday Family planning Clinic – Thursday High risk Pregnancy Clinic – Wednesday & Saturday. Post Natal Clinic – Thursday. Gynae Endocrine – Tuesday Obstetrics and Gynaecology The department of Obstetrics & Gynecology started functioning in 2000. The department has progressed rapidly with more than required bed occupancy and OPDs. The Out Patient Department, the Labour Theatre and the Operation Theatres are all equipped with modern instruments & gadgets. All the staff members have been instrumental in giving the patients excellent care with compassion & competence. The department of Obstetrics & Gynecology runs an intensive teaching program for the undergraduates & the postgraduates. The department conducts conferences and workshops regularly. The department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology conducts intensive teaching programmes for the undergraduates & the postgraduates. Meet our Team Dr. Latha V Professor & HOD Dr. Geetha H H Professor Dr. Sowmya S Associate Professor Dr. Nazma Shamim Assistant Professor Dr. Ravi M Professor Dr. Lokeshwari K Associate Professor Dr. Chamaraj T Assistant Professor Dr. Neena M Senior Resident Dr. Sirisha Koti Senior Resident Dr. Chaithra Budi Senior Resident Dr. Suhasini Sajjan Senior Resident Dr. ZebaKhaleel Junior Resident/ PG Dr. Vinod Kumar S B Senior Resident Dr. Prafulla M Senior Resident Dr. Aruna Manyam Senior Resident Dr. Suvarna P Senior Resident Dr. Gurupriya B Junior Resident/ PG Dr. Anusha B Junior Resident/ PG Dr. Monika R Junior Resident/ PG Dr. Pragati Sachdeva Junior Resident/ PG Dr. Mounika Kokkirala Junior Resident/PG N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Publications Dr. Sharath B V, Dr.Kumarswamy R C Dr. Pradeep Kumar, IJSR - International Journal Of Scientific Research Emergency Re-Exploration and Decompression in Abdominal Compartment Syndrome by Measuring Intra-Abdominal Pressure, Indexed in Indexded Copernicus Dr. Sharath B V International Journal Of Scientific Research FNAC of the parotid gland tumours- is it really necessary? Indexed in Indexded Copernicus, Volume 3 issue 11 Indexed in Indexded Copernicus Sharath B V Dr. Kailash Dr.Chandrashekhar L, Med Pulse International Journal of Surgery, Clinical Profile of Thyroid Carcinoma Cases Attending Tertiary Care Hospital, Suresh U Kadli1, Print ISSN: 2550-7591, Volume 4, Issue 1, October 2017 pp 05-07 Indexed in Indexded Copernicus T M Shashidahra, Sharath B V, Kailas C T, R L Chandrasekhar Treatment modalities, complications and prognostic factors of Thyroid carcinoma, MedPulse International Journal of Surgery, Print ISSN: 2550-7591, Volume 4, Issue 1, October 2017 Indexed in Indexded Copernicus Dr. Kiran Kumar P S Clinical Profile and Correlation between FNAC and Histopathology of breast lumps in teaching hospital. GJMR –I: 2014,14:2, 9-12.,Indexed in Index Copernicus Dr. Kiran Kumar P Laparoscopic versus open Appendicectomy IJSR 2014, 3:5, 17- 19. S, Indexed in Index Copernicus Dr. Kiran Kumar P S, Compasrison of electrocautery, Matrix phenolisation and TCS in the Treatment ingrown Toe Nail in Karntaka IJSR 2016 5:2, 71- 73. Indexed in Index Copernicus Dr. Kiran Kumar P S Hyaluronidase injection &multipule puncture technique in treatment of paraphumosis A Comparative Study GJMR 2016, 16:2, 17-19. , Indexed in Index Copernicus Dr. KBC Sogi,Dr. Pradeep KumarJ, Dr. Kailas CT and Dr.RL Chandrasekhar Isoamyl-2-cyanoacrylate with subcuticular polyamide suture for skin closure in elective surgical procedures: Comparison of cosmetic outcome E-ISSN:2616-3470P-ISSN:2616-3462 ©Surgery Sciencewww.surgeryscience.comInternational Journal of Surgery Science Indexed In Indexcopernicus Dr. KBC Sogi, Dr. Harish Patel BN, Dr. Kailas CT and Dr. RL Chandrasekhar International Journal of Surgery Science Wound infection rate between isoamyl-2-cyanoacrylate and subcuticular polyamide suture for skin closure in elective surgical procedures https://doi.org/10.33545/surgery.2019.v3.i1d.38 E-ISSN: 2616-3470 P-ISSN: 2616-3462 © Surgery Science www.surgeryscience.comIndexed In Indexcopernicus Dr. KBC Sogi, Dr. Avinash Kurudi Siddappa, Dr. Kailas CT and Dr. JT Basavaraj Clinical profile of patients with multi nodular goiter https://doi.org/10.33545/surgery.2019.v3.i3c.165 Indexed In Indexcopernicus Pradeep Kumar J., Suresh Kadli *, Kailas C. T., Sowmya Kadli,International Surgery Journal Kumar JP Clinical study of patients with inguinal hernia at a tertiary care hospital, et al. Int Surg J. 2017 Jun;4(6):2042-2046http://www.ijsurgery.com pISSN 2349-3305 | eISSN 2349-2902 Indexed in Indexded Copernicus Suresh U Kadli1, Sharath B V Dr. Kailash Dr.Chandrashekhar L, MedPulse International Journal of Surgery, Clinical Profile of Thyroid Carcinoma Cases Attending Tertiary Care Hospital, Print ISSN: 2550-7591, Volume 4, Issue 1, October 2017 pp 05-07 Indexed in Indexded Copernicus. General Surgery The Department of Surgery is one of the largest departments in the hospital and provides surgical care and teaching. The department has four units and provides high quality, affordable, surgical care in outpatient, inpatient, and emergency surgical settings. Besides patient care, the department trains undergraduate and postgraduate students in Surgery. The department began providing services in 2000. The department provides outpatient, inpatient, and emergency surgical care of patients. Outpatient consultation and services are available from 9 AM to 5.00 PM, Monday to Saturday. Inpatient facilities are provided round the clock. The operating rooms are state of the art with the latest equipment and facilities. The department has a 10 bedded, dedicated, surgical intensive care unit for the management of critically ill surgical patients. The Department provides endoscopic evaluation facilities for the management of Gastro-intestinal diseases. Surgical procedures performed by the department include Upper Gastro-Intestinal (Oesophagectomy, Gastrectomy, Small bowel resection, etc.) Lower Gastro-Intestinal ( Colectomy, Rectopexy, etc.) Hepatobiliary& Pancreatic surgery. (Whipples Procedure, Pancreatic jejunostomy) Laparoscopic surgery (Cholecystectomy, Appendicectomy, Fundoplication, etc.) Laparoscopic Hernia Surgery Anorectal surgeries (Haemorrhoidectomy, Fistulectomy, Rectopexy ) Endocrine Surgery (Thyroidectomy, Adrenalectomy, Parathyroid surgery) Breast Surgery (Mastectomy, Breast Lump Excision, MRM, BCS) Head and Neck Surgery (Oral cancers, Parotidectomy, Salivary Gland Tumors)) General Thoracic & Vascular Surgery (Thoracotomy, VATS, Varicose veins, etc) Emergency & Trauma care (laparotomy, thoracotomy, splenectomy, etc) Basic dental procedures Diabetic Foot Management Undergraduate students undergo clinical training in surgery from the II year onwards. Daily clinical teaching is done in the hospital wards. Theory classes are conducted in the college lecture halls on all days. Interns are posted for training in Surgery for two months. They are trained in basic surgical care and assisting during operations. The department also conducts weekly seminars and surgical skills training for the interns. Post-graduate surgical trainees pursuing a Master of Surgery (MS) course undergo three years of training in the department. Postgraduate clinics and subject seminars are conducted weekly. Inter-departmental discussions, management-oriented discussions in surgery, and grand rounds are conducted once a month. In addition, the department conducts a morbidity and mortality meetings once a month. The department conducts theory teaching for physiotherapy, nursing and anesthesia technician’s courses. General Surgery The Department of Surgery is one of the largest departments in the hospital and provides surgical care and teaching. The department has four units and provides high quality, affordable, surgical care in outpatient, inpatient, and emergency surgical settings. Besides patient care, the department trains undergraduate and postgraduate students in Surgery. The department began providing services in 2000. Meet our Team Dr. Sharath B V Professor & HOD Dr. Veerendraswamy S M Professor Dr. Chandrashekhar R L Professor Dr. K.B.C. Sogi Professor Dr. Kiran Kumar P S Professor Dr. Sunil Byadgi Professor Dr. Suresh U Kadli Associate Professor Dr. Hithendra S Naik Associate Professor Dr. Kiran Kumar C K Assistant Professor Dr. Jeevith M Assistant Professor Dr. Anitha S Assistant Professor Dr. Anil Kumar R M Assistant Professor Dr. Parashuramappa T Assistant Professor Dr. Raghunath Deepalui Assistant Professor Dr. Nagarjun T R Assistant Professor Dr. Ashwini B G Assistant Professor Dr. Basavaraj H R Senior Resident Dr. Kiran Badiger Senior Resident Dr. Manohara Aradhya K S Junior Resident/PG Dr. Rahul Jain Junior Resident/PG Dr. NNL Rajitha Senior Resident Dr. Choudhary Shubham Chandrakant Junior Resident/PG Dr. T R Kecheri Junior Resident/PG N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

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Daily Bio-Medical Waste Management Quantity Record Year-2024 Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 01/01/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 30.93 Kg 35.1 Kg ---- 13.71 Kg ................ 79.74 Kg 02/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 34.98 Kg 43.53 Kg ---- 14.86 Kg ................ 93.37 03/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................. Total 39.54 Kg 44.8 Kg ---- 15.28 Kg ................ 99.62 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 04/01/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 35.6 Kg 40.66 Kg ---- 14.97 Kg ................ 91.97 Kg 05/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 44.81 Kg 51.09 Kg ---- 17.25 Kg ................ 95.9 Kg 06/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ............... Total 38.27 Kg 47.4 Kg ---- 15.75 Kg ............... 101.42 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 07/01/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 27.46 Kg 35.66 Kg ---- 13.43 Kg ............... 76.55 Kg 08/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................ Total 46.14 Kg 59.61 Kg ---- 15.18 Kg ............... 120.93 Kg 09/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 53.27 Kg 61.78 Kg ---- 18.13 Kg ................ 133.18 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 10/01/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................. Total 53.45 Kg 56.6 Kg ---- 18.81 Kg ............... 128.86 Kg 11/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 49.85 Kg 59.49 Kg ---- 20.59 Kg ................ 129.93 Kg 12/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 47.32 Kg 59.2 Kg ---- 20.09 Kg ................ 126.61 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 13/01/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 43.98 Kg 46.66 Kg ---- 15.8 Kg .............. 106.44 Kg 14/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 35.02 Kg 38.97 Kg ---- 12.52 Kg ................ 86.51 Kg 15/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 39.27 Kg 50.82 Kg ---- 15.98 Kg ................ 106.07 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 16/01/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 55.5 Kg 60.04 Kg ---- 20.57 Kg ................ 135.66 Kg 17/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 51.62 Kg 58.75 Kg ---- 20.68 Kg ................ 131.05 Kg 18/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 44.81 Kg 56 Kg ---- 16.88 Kg ................ 117.69 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 19/01/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 37.97 Kg 52.1 Kg ---- 19.07 Kg ................ 109.14 Kg 20/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 45.12 Kg 59.71 Kg ---- 20.13 Kg ................ 124.96 Kg 21/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 31.72 Kg 40.57 Kg ---- 14.46 Kg ................ 86.75 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 22/01/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 48.39 Kg 61.8 Kg ---- 19.38 Kg ................ 129.57 Kg 23/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................. Total 50.86 Kg 61.56 Kg ---- 19.02 Kg ................ 131.44 Kg 24/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 57.34 Kg 66.56 Kg ---- 20.97 Kg ................ 144.87 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 25/01/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 47.01 Kg 62.37 Kg ---- 19.02 Kg ................ 128.4 Kg 26/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 36.92 Kg 49.01 Kg ---- 14.71 Kg ................ 100.64 Kg 27/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 40.46 Kg 55.39 Kg ---- 16.29 Kg ................ 112.14 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 28/01/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 29.71 Kg 35.11 Kg ---- 11.63 Kg ................ 76.45 Kg 29/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 35.98 Kg 46.2 Kg ---- 14.41 Kg ................ 96.59 Kg 30/01 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 39.41 Kg 43.88 Kg ---- 15.12 Kg ................ 98.41 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 31/01/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 61.07 Kg 66.6 Kg 67.5 Kg 26.49 Kg ................ 121.66 Kg 01/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 35.15 Kg 50.9 Kg ---- 18.74 Kg ............ 107.79 Kg 02/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 35.75 Kg 55.76 Kg ---- 18.71 Kg ................ 110.22 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 03/02/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 38.59 Kg 57.06 Kg ---- 18.7 Kg ................ 114.35 Kg 04/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 36.45 Kg 47.3 Kg ---- 11.96 Kg ............ 95.71 Kg 05/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 39.36 Kg 58.61 Kg ---- 17.07 Kg ................ 115.04 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 06/02/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 45.6 Kg 54.13 Kg ---- 16.87 Kg ................ 116.6 Kg 07/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 54.35 Kg 70.48 Kg ---- 15.28 Kg ............ 140.11 Kg 08/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 55.82 Kg 82.71 Kg ---- 22.73 Kg ................ 161.26 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 09/02/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 44.44 Kg 73.65 Kg ---- 22.44 Kg ................ 140.53 Kg 10/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 47.09 Kg 72.44 Kg ---- 23.62 Kg ............ 143.16 Kg 11/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 28.28 Kg 39.15 Kg ---- 13.97 Kg ................ 81.40 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 12/02/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 64.91 Kg 86.92 Kg ---- 21.68 Kg ................ 173.51 Kg 13/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 72.22 Kg 88.5 Kg ---- 20.35 Kg ............ 181.07 Kg 14/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 63.72 Kg 75.85 Kg ---- 19.15 Kg ................ 158.72 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 15/02/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 57.71 Kg 71.45 Kg ---- 22.71 Kg ................ 151.86 Kg 16/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 52.44 Kg 64.3 Kg ---- 23.51 Kg ............ 140.25 Kg 17/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 45.83 Kg 85.24 Kg ---- 19.78 Kg ................ 123.85 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 18/02/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 24.23 Kg 37.62 Kg ---- 13.57 Kg ................ 75.42 Kg 19/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 43.24 Kg 56.81 Kg ---- 14.9 Kg ............ 114.95 Kg 20/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 41.22 Kg 55.09 Kg ---- 15.37 Kg ................ 111.68 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 21/02/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 46.93 Kg 62 Kg 2 Kg 18.05 Kg ................ 128.98 Kg 22/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 51.48 Kg 65.4 Kg ---- 29.63 Kg ............ 146.51 Kg 23/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 54.24 Kg 28.5 Kg 3.5 Kg 21.56 Kg ................ 137.8 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 24/02/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 49.13 Kg 61.2 Kg ---- 23.36 Kg ................ 133.69 Kg 25/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 39 Kg 47 Kg ---- 19.1 Kg ............ 105.1 Kg 26/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 49.66 Kg 63.75 Kg 4.6 Kg 22.37 Kg ................ 140.38 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 27/02/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 53.78 Kg 60.76 Kg ---- 26.58 Kg ................ 141.12 Kg 28/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 49.98 Kg 61 Kg ---- 24.22 Kg ............ 135.2 Kg 29/02 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 48.15 Kg 55.7 Kg 91.4 Kg 21.85 Kg ................ 217.1 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 01/03/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 42.6 Kg 55.68 Kg 0.9 Kg 14.64 Kg ................ 113.82 Kg 02/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 48.25 Kg 74.42 Kg ---- 18.2 Kg ............ 140.87 Kg 03/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 27.21 Kg 41.39 Kg ---- 14.64 Kg ................ 83.24 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 04/03/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 60.16 Kg 67.35 Kg 2 Kg 20.3 Kg ................ 149.81 Kg 05/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 71.9 Kg 83.73 Kg ---- 20.76 Kg ............ 176.39 Kg 06/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 68.64 Kg 66.91 Kg ---- 20.08 Kg ................ 155.63 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 07/03/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 47.04 Kg 56.91 Kg ---- 23.4 Kg ................ 127.35 Kg 08/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 36.55 Kg 53.29 Kg ---- 19.41 Kg ............ 109.25 Kg 09/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 43.97 Kg 61.65 Kg ---- 19 Kg ................ 124.62 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 10/03/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 39.95 Kg 50.85 Kg ---- 15.65 Kg ................ 106.42 Kg 11/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 54.93 Kg 77.36 Kg ---- 17.83 Kg ............ 150.11 Kg 12/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 51.08 Kg 70.2 Kg 6 Kg 15.68 Kg ................ 142.96 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 13/03/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 41.39 Kg 60.6 Kg ---- 17.72 Kg ................ 119.71 Kg 14/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 45.07 Kg 65.23 Kg ---- 26.25 Kg ............ 134.55 Kg 15/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 37.69 Kg 54.74 Kg ---- 20.92 Kg ................ 113.35 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 16/03/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 48.12 Kg 73.5 Kg ---- 15.82 Kg ................ 137.44 Kg 17/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 29.4 Kg 37.4 Kg ---- 12.84 Kg ............ 79.64 Kg 18/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 51.13 Kg 71.57 Kg ---- 23.81 Kg ................ 146.51 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 19/03/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 37.17 Kg 50.5 Kg ---- 14.71 Kg ................ 102.37 Kg 20/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 52.31 Kg 66.65 Kg ---- 19.56 Kg ............ 138.52 Kg 21/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 43 Kg 57.84 Kg 1.3 Kg 20.77 Kg ................ 122.91 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 22/03/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 38.98 Kg 51.82 Kg 2 Kg 19.08 Kg ................ 111.88 Kg 23/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 51.06 Kg 70.01 Kg ---- 17.01 Kg ............ 138.08 Kg 24/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 26.18 Kg 44.71 Kg ---- 15.19 Kg ................ 86.16 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 25/03/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 41.52 Kg 65.55 Kg 7 Kg 17.72 Kg ................ 131.79 Kg 26/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 42.36 Kg 42.2 Kg 7.5 Kg 14.98 Kg ............. 107.07 Kg 27/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 43.92 Kg 73.9 Kg 1.7 Kg 17.87 Kg ................ 137.39 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 28/03/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 49.45 Kg 62.8 Kg ---- 25.56 Kg ................ 137.81 Kg 29/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 43.06 Kg 48.52 Kg ---- 18.3 Kg ............ 109.88 Kg 30/03 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 54.01 Kg 66.17 Kg ---- 14.71 Kg ................ 134.89 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 31/03/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 42.12 Kg 46.5 Kg 85.8 Kg 13.65 Kg ................ 188.07 Kg 01/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 46.29 Kg 62.2 Kg ---- 17.75 Kg ............ 126.24 Kg 02/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 41.07 Kg 57.6 Kg ---- 18.45 Kg ................ 117.12 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 03/04/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 51.05 Kg 58.4 Kg ---- 18.75 Kg ................ 128.2 Kg 04/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 47.16 Kg 52.8 Kg ---- 18.85 Kg ............ 118.81 Kg 05/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 45.57 Kg 60.95 Kg ---- 18.85 Kg ................ 122.37 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 06/04/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 44.94 Kg 75.56 Kg ---- 16.45 Kg ................ 136.95 Kg 07/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 34.5 Kg 44.05 Kg ---- 12.57 Kg ............ 91.12 Kg 08/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 33.86 Kg 50.1 Kg ---- 13.35 Kg ................ 97.31 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 09/04/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 28.04 Kg 40.65 Kg ---- 13.4 Kg ................ 82.09 Kg 10/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 44.23 Kg 46.7 Kg ---- 15.3 Kg ............ 106.23 Kg 11/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 34.69 Kg 42.65 Kg ---- 14.36 Kg ................ 91.7 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 12/04/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 42.06 Kg 49.22 Kg ---- 15.65 Kg ................ 106.93 Kg 13/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 34.87 Kg 47.42 Kg ---- 15.02 Kg ............ 97.31 Kg 14/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 28.3 Kg 35.9 Kg ---- 13.46 Kg ................ 77.66 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 15/04/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 53.95 Kg 62.2 Kg ---- 19.91 Kg ................ 136.06 Kg 16/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 45.35 Kg 54.94 Kg ---- 16.3 Kg ............ 116.59 Kg 17/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 56.12 Kg 59.01 Kg ---- 16.1 Kg ................ 131.23 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 18/04/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 51.37 Kg 67.15 Kg ---- 27.87 Kg ................ 146.39 Kg 19/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 32.57 Kg 41.92 Kg ---- 17 Kg ............ 91.49 Kg 20/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 40.81 Kg 52.16 Kg ---- 20.24 Kg ................ 113.21 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 21/04/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 31.65 Kg 43.55 Kg ---- 14.27 Kg ................ 89.47 Kg 22/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 41.7 Kg 50.41 Kg ---- 17 Kg ............ 109.11 Kg 23/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 64.96 Kg 82.56 Kg ---- 17.66 Kg ................ 165.18 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 24/04/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 58.06 Kg 70.67 Kg ---- 20.58 Kg ................ 149.31 Kg 25/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 39.18 Kg 51.65 Kg 6 Kg 19.16 Kg ............ 110.59 Kg 26/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 40.81 Kg 50 Kg ---- 17.25 Kg ................ 108.06 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 27/04/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 41.86 Kg 57.45 Kg ---- 22.91 Kg ................ 122.22 Kg 28/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 40.37 Kg 45.71 Kg ---- 18.05 Kg ............ 104.13 Kg 29/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 50.24 Kg 55.01 Kg ---- 19.62 Kg ................ 124.87 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 24/04/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 25/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 26/04 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 03/05/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 52.74 Kg 64.85 Kg ---- 19.06 Kg ................ 136.65 Kg 04/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 57.6 Kg 70.85 Kg ---- 21.15 Kg ............ 149.6 Kg 05/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 40.06 Kg 52.8 Kg ---- 18.56 Kg ................ 111.42 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 06/05/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 51.35 Kg 59.55 Kg ---- 19.2 Kg ................ 130.1 Kg 07/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 51.44 Kg 73.55 Kg ---- 21.7 Kg ............ 146.69 Kg 08/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 60.33 Kg 75.59 Kg ---- 21.79 Kg ................ 157.68 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 09/05/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 30.66 Kg 49 Kg ---- 14.35 Kg ................ 94.01 Kg 10/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 33.2 Kg 49.35 Kg 2 Kg 11.38 Kg ............ 95.93 Kg 11/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 36.68 Kg 49.75 Kg ---- 16.95 Kg ................ 103.38 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 12/05/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 35.12 Kg 42.8 Kg ---- 16.65 Kg ................ 94.57 Kg 13/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 64.12 Kg 69.35 Kg ---- 19.87 Kg ............ 153.34 Kg 14/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 51.01 Kg 67.5 Kg ---- 21 Kg ................ 139.51 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 15/05/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 54.71 Kg 52.5 Kg ---- 19.32 Kg ................ 126.53 Kg 16/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 48.94 Kg 53.45 Kg ---- 18.05 Kg ............ 120.44 Kg 17/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 46.63 Kg 56.1 Kg 1.8 Kg 16.86 Kg ................ 121.39 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 18/05/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 54.08 Kg 67.35 Kg 17.1 Kg 20.43 Kg ................ 158.96 Kg 19/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 25.86 Kg 54.43 Kg ---- 10.91 Kg ............ 91.2 Kg 20/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 39.56 Kg 59.06 Kg ---- 25.62 Kg ................ 124.24 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 21/05/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 46.92 Kg 56.55 Kg ---- 12.54 Kg ................ 116.01 Kg 22/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 55.75 Kg 67.8 Kg ---- 17.35 Kg ............ 140.85 Kg 23/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 47.81 Kg 58.5 Kg ---- 20.71 Kg ................ 127.02 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 24/05/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 37.46 Kg 49 Kg ---- 17 Kg ................ 103.46 Kg 25/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 43.6 Kg 61.15 Kg ---- 13.46 Kg ............ 118.21 Kg 26/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 29.76 Kg 33.85 Kg ---- 7.72 Kg ................ 71.33 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 27/05/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 43.57 Kg 69.95 Kg ---- 21.46 Kg ................ 134.98 Kg 28/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 60.23 Kg 76.74 Kg 5.3 Kg 21.35 Kg ............ 163.62 Kg 29/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 53.75 Kg 78.35 Kg ---- 20.78 Kg ................ 152.88 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 30/05/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 53.11 Kg 66.9 Kg ---- 21.98 Kg ................ 141.99 Kg 31/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 40.9 Kg 56.86 Kg 91.5 Kg 19.42 Kg ............ 208.68 Kg 01/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 50.98 Kg 64.78 Kg ---- 16.53 Kg ................ 132.29 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 02/06/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 26.56 Kg 33.43 Kg ---- 11.73 Kg ................ 71.73 Kg 03/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 42.65 Kg 51.61 Kg ---- 20.14 Kg ............ 114.4 Kg 04/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 47.71 Kg 55.4 Kg ---- 15.31 Kg ................ 118.42 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 05/06/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 47.21 Kg 58.1 Kg ---- 19.33 Kg ................ 124.33 Kg 06/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 51.76 Kg 57.2 Kg ---- 18.36 Kg ............ 127.32 Kg 07/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 41.34 Kg 56.43 Kg ---- 17.52 Kg ................ 115.29 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 08/06/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 46.43 Kg 56.06 Kg ---- 22.83 Kg ................ 125.32 Kg 09/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 31.42 Kg 43.82 Kg ---- 15.22 Kg ............ 90.46 Kg 10/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 54.02 Kg 62.01 Kg 1.75 Kg 18.39 Kg ................ 136.17 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 11/06/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 41.7 Kg 59.77 Kg ---- 23.73 Kg ................ 125.2 Kg 12/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 50.7 Kg 70.2 Kg ---- 21.86 Kg ............ 142.76 Kg 13/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 45 Kg 55.4 Kg ---- 19.51 Kg ................ 119.91 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 14/06/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 50.07 Kg 61.3 Kg ---- 17.07 Kg ................ 128.44 Kg 15/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 50.65 Kg 66.16 Kg ---- 23.82 Kg ............ 140.63 Kg 16/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 39.41 Kg 49.56 Kg ---- 17.75 Kg ................ 106.72 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 17/06/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 39.9 Kg 47.2 Kg ---- 18.56 Kg ................ 105.66 Kg 18/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 37.87 Kg 44.35 Kg ---- 16.83 Kg ............ 99.05 Kg 19/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 63.75 Kg 72.65 Kg ---- 19.15 Kg ................ 155.55 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 20/06/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 44.99 Kg 60.06 Kg ---- 19.97 Kg ................ 125.02 Kg 21/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 48.19 Kg 61.11 Kg ---- 24.2 Kg ............ 133.43 Kg 22/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 43.51 Kg 50.45 Kg ---- 19.13 Kg ................ 113.09 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 23/06/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 27.45 Kg 32.75 Kg ---- 14.81 Kg ................ 75.01 Kg 24/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 38.15 Kg 47.91 Kg ---- 16.43 Kg ............ 102.49 Kg 25/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 49.98 Kg 59.5 Kg ---- 19 Kg ................ 128.48 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 26/06/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 64.04 Kg 73.41 Kg ---- 20.36 Kg ................ 157.81 Kg 27/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 53.52 Kg 63.78 Kg ---- 19.22 Kg ............ 136.52 Kg 28/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 61.6 Kg 67.95 Kg 2.8 Kg 22.56 Kg 154.91 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 29/06/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 49.64 Kg 55.51 Kg 2.7 Kg 19.42 Kg ................ 127.27 Kg 30/06 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 33.24 Kg 34.61 Kg 85.1 Kg 11.93 Kg ............ 164.88 Kg 01/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 47.31 Kg 56.05 Kg ---- 33.81 Kg ................ 137.17 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 02/07/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 46.76 Kg 55.21 Kg ---- 16.3 Kg ................ 118.27 Kg 03/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 47.19 Kg 56.82 Kg ---- 19.81 Kg ............ 123.82 Kg 04/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 44 Kg 49.83 Kg ---- 18.89 Kg ................ 112.72 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 05/07/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 48.17 Kg 55.17 Kg ---- 21.94 Kg ................ 125.28 Kg 06/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 43.32 Kg 60.75 Kg ---- 24.62 Kg ............ 128.69 Kg 07/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 46.05 Kg 41.6 Kg ---- 18.11 Kg ................ 105.76 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 08/07/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 46.7 Kg 57.65 Kg ---- 21.66 Kg ................ 126.01 Kg 09/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 42.01 Kg 53.37 Kg ---- 20.11 Kg ............ 115.49 Kg 10/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 48.41 Kg 58.24 Kg 0.6 Kg 20.64 Kg ................ 127.89 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 11/07/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 47.83 Kg 48.08 Kg ---- 18.85 Kg ................ 114.76 Kg 12/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 13/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 14/07/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 15/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 16/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 17/07/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 18/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 19/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 20/07/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 21/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 22/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 23/07/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 24/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 25/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 26/07/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 27/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 28/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 29/07/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 30/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 31/07 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 01/08/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 02/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 03/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 04/08/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 05/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 06/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 07/08/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 08/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 09/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 10/08/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 11/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 12/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 13/08/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 14/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 15/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 16/08/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 17/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 18/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 19/08/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 20/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 21/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 22/08/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 23/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 24/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 25/08/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 26/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 27/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 28/08/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg 29/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- Kg ............ ---- Kg 30/08 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total ---- Kg ---- Kg ---- ---- Kg ................ ---- Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 30/04/2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 49.32 Kg 54.45 Kg 99.9 Kg 20.36 Kg ................ 224.03 Kg 01/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag .................. Total 55 Kg 59.6 Kg ---- 16.15 Kg ............ 130.75 Kg 02/05 /2024 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag ................... Total 50.82 Kg 58.88 Kg ---- 16.15 Kg ................ 130.75 Kg

Daily Bio-Medical Waste Management Quantity Record Year-2023 Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 01/01/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 35.06 Kg 40.5 Kg ---- 13.11 Kg 02/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 43 Kg 45.9 Kg ---- 13.87 Kg 03/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 51.9 Kg 59.96 Kg ---- 16.3 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 04/01/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 51.24 Kg 62.45 Kg 5.6 Kg 21.55 Kg 05/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 55.91 Kg 54.91 Kg 1 Kg 21.41 Kg 06/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 56.91 Kg 56.6 Kg ---- 19.32 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 07/01/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 51.26 Kg 61.8 Kg ---- 19.26 Kg 08/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 42.4 Kg 48.2 Kg ---- 15.88 Kg 09/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.97 Kg 57.21 Kg ---- 16.5 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 10/01/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 50.32 Kg 60.1 Kg ---- 18.11 Kg 11/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 50.2 Kg 63.2 Kg ---- 15.35 Kg 12/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.01 Kg 62.6 Kg ---- 20.46 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 13/01/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48.5 Kg 54.55 Kg 1 Kg 15.56 Kg 14/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 58.8 Kg 52.06 Kg ---- 20 Kg 15/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 55.8 Kg 51.2 Kg ---- 17.5 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 16/01/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 49.2 Kg 56.2 Kg ---- 17.1 Kg 17/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.2 Kg 56.8 Kg ---- 13.93 Kg 18/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 46.88 Kg 60.5 Kg ---- 16.06 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 19/01/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48.3 Kg 52.7 Kg ---- 14.8 Kg 20/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 45.8 Kg 54.9 Kg ---- 16.46 Kg 21/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 50.5 Kg 52.8 Kg ---- 17.7 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 22/01/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 34.8 Kg 43.1 Kg ---- 14.2 Kg 23/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.56 Kg 56.4 Kg ---- 16.06 Kg 24/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.75 Kg 51.4 Kg ---- 18.4 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 25/01/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 38.4 Kg 50 Kg ---- 15.9 Kg 26/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 37.4 Kg 48.7 Kg ---- 15.9 Kg 27/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 34.1 Kg 35.6 Kg ---- 12.3 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 28/01/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 45.1 Kg 50.79 Kg ---- 14.6 Kg 29/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 54 Kg 56.3 Kg ---- 19.6 Kg 30/01 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 49.3 Kg 53.8 Kg ---- 16.8 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 31/01/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 55.23 Kg 67.57 Kg 23.95 Kg 94.5 Kg 01/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 59 Kg 69.05 Kg ---- 23.48 Kg 02/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 56.6 Kg 69.4 Kg ---- 21.1 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 03/02/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 54.8 Kg 67.9 Kg ---- 17.3 Kg 04/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 35.79 Kg 55.3 Kg ---- 16.7 Kg 05/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 30.71 Kg 52.8 Kg 0.1 Kg 15.9 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 06/02/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 58 Kg 45.35 Kg 6 Kg 14.43 Kg 07/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 57.3 Kg 71.51 Kg ---- 25.91 Kg 08/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 53.6 Kg 69.7 Kg ---- 21.81 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 09/02/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 59.8 Kg 73.7 Kg ---- 22.11 Kg 10/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 42.6 Kg 49.61 Kg ---- 13.86 Kg 11/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 42.62 Kg 46.7 Kg ---- 13 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 12/02/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 31.2 Kg 37.6 Kg ---- 10.93 Kg 13/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 38.2 Kg 52.15 Kg ---- 13.9 Kg 14/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 40.96 Kg 51.2 Kg ---- 17.5 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 15/02/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.6 Kg 61.3 Kg ---- 17 Kg 16/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.6 Kg 54.06 Kg ---- 14.1 Kg 17/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 46.7 Kg 58.3 Kg ---- 14.1 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 18/02/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 47.6 Kg 57.7 Kg ---- 14.9 Kg 19/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 52.05 Kg 70.2 Kg ---- 26.07 Kg 20/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 52.1 Kg 65 Kg ---- 21.8 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 21/02/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 52.2 Kg 67.9 Kg ---- 23.4 Kg 22/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 54.5 Kg 51.34 Kg ---- 16.23 Kg 23/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 45.9 Kg 56.4 Kg ---- 19.65 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 24/02/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 62.9 Kg 60.9 Kg ---- 19.6 Kg 25/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 53.76 Kg 49.25 Kg ---- 13.61 Kg 26/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 56.4 Kg 58.9 Kg ---- 15.95 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 27/02/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 51.4 Kg 59 Kg ---- 15.95 Kg 28/02 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 54.2 Kg 64.31 Kg 65.8 Kg 18.81 Kg 01/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 43.92 Kg 40 Kg ---- 15.1 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 02/03/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 40.55 Kg 47.39 Kg ---- 13.5 Kg 03/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.52 Kg 52.1 Kg ---- 16.3 Kg 04/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.5 Kg 51.3 Kg ---- 14.3 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 05/03/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.6 Kg 51.9 Kg ---- 15.26 Kg 06/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 36.29 Kg 43.97 Kg ---- 15.62 Kg 07/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 36.4 Kg 47.9 Kg ---- 19.8 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 08/03/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 39.67 Kg 52.4 Kg ---- 18.46 Kg 09/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 42.29 Kg 43.97 Kg ---- 17.48 Kg 10/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 36.4 Kg 45.2 Kg ---- 14.5 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 11/03/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.22 Kg 47 Kg ---- 16.46 Kg 12/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 35.61 Kg 47 Kg ---- 16.11 Kg 13/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 42.7 Kg 49.3 Kg ---- 16.71 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 14/03/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 40.39 Kg 50.1 Kg ---- 16.36 Kg 15/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 31.9 Kg 41.65 Kg ---- 14.61 Kg 16/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 39.8 Kg 48.1 Kg ---- 17.48 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 17/03/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 47.93 Kg 51.83 Kg ---- 15.1 Kg 18/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 37.88 Kg 58.1 Kg ---- 17.76 Kg 19/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 33.1 Kg 55.06 Kg ---- 13.6 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 46.61 Kg 57.35 Kg ---- 17.27 Kg 20/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 45 Kg 52 Kg ---- 17.28 Kg 21/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 34.1 Kg 51.9 Kg ---- 16.4 Kg 22/03 /2023 Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 23/03/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 32.4 Kg 42.86 Kg ---- 23.3 Kg 24/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 28.88 Kg 43.65 Kg ---- 18.21 Kg 25/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.4 Kg 57.5 Kg ---- 17.5 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 26/03/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 38.4 Kg 46.9 Kg ---- 14.55 Kg 27/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.22 Kg 59 Kg ---- 16 Kg 28/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 39.1 Kg 44.3 Kg ---- 14.1 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 29/03/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 37.6 Kg 31.31 Kg ---- 14.95 Kg 30/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 43.2 Kg 43 Kg ---- 13.8 Kg 31/03 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 46.2 Kg 51.5 Kg 88.8 Kg 15.82 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 01/04/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48.5 Kg 68.61 Kg ---- 21.61 Kg 02/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 52.3 Kg 59.6 Kg ---- 18 Kg 03/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 49.02Kg 66.05 Kg ---- 18.68 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 04/04/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48.91Kg 59.35 Kg ---- 19.3 Kg 05/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 45.89 Kg 55.1 Kg ---- 20.7 Kg 06/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 39.37 Kg 52.4 Kg ---- 19.4 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 07/04/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 38.24 Kg 51.2 Kg ---- 16.46 Kg 08/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 36.92 Kg 51.72 Kg ---- 16.98 Kg 09/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 38.48 Kg 47.61 Kg ---- 18.19 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 10/04/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 37.53 Kg 55.2 Kg 5 Kg 15.4 Kg 11/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48.46 Kg 68.45 Kg ---- 15.83 Kg 12/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 46.5 Kg 63.35 Kg ---- 20.27 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 13/04/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 33.3 Kg 50.05 Kg ---- 14.89 Kg 14/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 40.35 Kg 53.51 Kg ---- 15.8 Kg 15/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.03 Kg 55.21 Kg ---- 13.3 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 16/04/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 39.96 Kg 37.35 Kg ---- 12.01 Kg 17/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 47.9 Kg 45.2 Kg ---- 16.05 Kg 18/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 42.9 Kg 47.15 Kg ---- 16.4 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 19/04/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 69.22 Kg 61.15 Kg ---- 16.96 Kg 20/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 57.26 Kg 57 Kg ---- 12.6 Kg 21/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 68.1 Kg 64.6 Kg ---- 17.75 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 22/04/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 52.3 Kg 60 Kg ---- 16.17 Kg 23/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 63.25 Kg 59.15 Kg ---- 16.1 Kg 24/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 56.95 Kg 54.6 Kg ---- 16.9 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 25/04/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 38.88 Kg 57.55 Kg ---- 18.4 Kg 26/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 43.25 Kg 55.6 Kg ---- 17.4 Kg 27/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48.3 Kg 57.2 Kg ---- 16.1 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 28/04/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 53.15 Kg 55.85 Kg ---- 14.37 Kg 29/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.52 Kg 53.21 Kg ---- 16.73 Kg 30/04 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 40.46 Kg 46.11 Kg 92.8 Kg 16.59 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 01/05/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 47.44 Kg 58 Kg 0.7 Kg 27.32 Kg 02/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 49.06 Kg 58.12 Kg ---- 25.8 Kg 03/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 56.47 Kg 60.68 Kg 0.3 Kg 27.3 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 04/05/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 27.5 Kg 13.71 Kg 0.8 Kg 7.51 Kg 05/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 28 Kg 15.93 Kg ---- 5.9 Kg 06/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 25.1 Kg 12.2 Kg ---- 4.7 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 07/05/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 31.3 Kg 40 Kg ---- 13.6 Kg 08/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.15 Kg 45.9 Kg ---- 13.45 Kg 09/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 52.6 Kg 48.1 Kg ---- 18 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 10/05/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 54.8 Kg 49.8 Kg ---- 18.8 Kg 11/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 56 Kg 59.1 Kg ---- 17.2 Kg 12/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 58.7 Kg 51 Kg ---- 20.25 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 13/05/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 43.65 Kg 48.7 Kg ---- 15.1 Kg 14/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.95 Kg 47.3 Kg ---- 13.96 Kg 15/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.8 Kg 55.9 Kg ---- 17.56 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 16/05/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 46.47 Kg 56.2 Kg ---- 18.5 Kg 17/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48.72 Kg 56.7 Kg ---- 15.82 Kg 18/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 54.72 Kg 59.5 Kg ---- 17.75 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 19/05/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 39.71 Kg 43.45 Kg ---- 17.4 Kg 20/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41 Kg 40.9 Kg ---- 16.6 Kg 21/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 35 Kg 38.1 Kg ---- 15.3 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 22/05/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48 Kg 58.75 Kg ---- 20.2 Kg 23/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 53.7 Kg 60.9 Kg ---- 21.6 Kg 24/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 43.24 Kg 52.2 Kg ---- 19.5 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 25/05/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 51.9 Kg 46.76 Kg ---- 17.05 Kg 26/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48.76 Kg 53.3 Kg ---- 17.1 Kg 27/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 47.2 Kg 44.2 Kg ---- 23.2 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 28/05/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 40.41 Kg 51.8 Kg ---- 16.2 Kg 29/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.03 Kg 64.95 Kg ---- 19.1 Kg 30/05 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 32.68 Kg 54.3 Kg ---- 17.69 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 31/05/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.2 Kg 54.7 Kg 100.9 Kg 13.5 Kg 01/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 34.3 Kg 47.7 Kg ---- 15.91 Kg 02/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 32.23 Kg 48.63 Kg ---- 15.9 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 34.96 Kg 48.8 Kg ---- 15.9 Kg 03/06/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 34.16 Kg 42 Kg ---- 10.94 Kg 04/06/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 34.68 Kg 45.4 Kg ---- 13.35 Kg 05/06/2023 Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 06/06/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.65 Kg 47.8 Kg ---- 14.63 Kg 07/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 31.8 Kg 46.3 Kg ---- 14.55 Kg 08/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 38.5 Kg 48.65 Kg ---- 15.7 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 09/06/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 59.76 Kg 60.22 Kg ---- 27.8 Kg 10/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 52.5 Kg 59.9 Kg ---- 15.7 Kg 11/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 39.6 Kg 48.6 Kg ---- 14.38 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 15/06/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 49.64 Kg 72.71 Kg ---- 22.96 Kg 16/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 45.52 Kg 58.2 Kg ---- 22.5 Kg 17/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.07 Kg 60.92 Kg ---- 22 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 18/06/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 45.52 Kg 60.5 Kg ---- 23.17 Kg 19/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48.5Kg 63.7 Kg ---- 21.9 Kg 20/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.67 Kg 59.31 Kg ---- 20.07 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 12/06/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 45.39 Kg 46.43 Kg ---- 14.86 Kg 13/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 45.73 Kg 57.7 Kg ---- 18.31 Kg 14/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 49.11 Kg 63.3 Kg ---- 24.29 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 21/06/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 40.77 Kg 52.33 Kg ---- 19.96 Kg 22/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 50.3 Kg 63.55 Kg ---- 20.65 Kg 23/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48.98 Kg 59.9 Kg ---- 22.11 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 24/06/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 53.9 Kg 59.95 Kg ---- 24.15 Kg 25/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 31.51 Kg 39.71 Kg ---- 16.9 Kg 26/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 39.37 Kg 50.26 Kg ---- 17.38 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 27/06/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 46.69 Kg 58.4 Kg ---- 22.41 Kg 28/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 47.97 Kg 61 Kg ---- 21.5 Kg 29/06 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 46.6 Kg 57.75 Kg 11.9 Kg 23.8 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 30/06/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48.5 Kg 62.4 Kg 57.9 Kg 23.2 Kg 01/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 45.95 Kg 53.6 Kg ---- 16.25 Kg 02/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 50 Kg 47.75 Kg ---- 16.65 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 03/07/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 46.26 Kg 53.35 Kg ---- 19.8 Kg 04/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.49 Kg 58.05 Kg ---- 13.8 Kg 05/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 46.5 Kg 61.95 Kg ---- 16.95 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 09/07/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 37.68 Kg 59.86 Kg ---- 20.03 Kg 10/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 37.13 Kg 53.21 Kg ---- 18.6 Kg 11/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 47.58 Kg 58.9 Kg ---- 21.36 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 12/07/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.58 Kg 54.6 Kg 0.8 Kg 20.76 Kg 13/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 42 Kg 54.4 Kg ---- 18.68 Kg 14/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 37.18 Kg 53.4 Kg ---- 17.57 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 15/07/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 44.9 Kg 60.2 Kg ---- 20.56 Kg 16/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 36.23 Kg 47.4 Kg ---- 17.2 Kg 17/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 37.73 Kg 54.7 Kg 0.5 Kg 17.55 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 18/07/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 49.13 Kg 56.2 Kg ---- 21.53 Kg 19/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 50.54 Kg 65.05 Kg ---- 22.2 Kg 20/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 63.52 Kg 78.65 Kg ---- 30 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 21/07/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 56.74 Kg 70.02 Kg ---- 27.3 Kg 22/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 50.54 Kg 64.01 Kg ---- 21.9 Kg 23/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 37.56 Kg 58.1 Kg ---- 19.42 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 24/07/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 52.5 Kg 66.46 Kg ---- 22.79 Kg 25/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 50.52 Kg 63 Kg ---- 22.34 Kg 26/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 46.51 Kg 54.9 Kg ---- 20.2 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 27/07/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 49.94 Kg 56 Kg ---- 19.01 Kg 28/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 45.5 Kg 55.3 Kg ---- 17.26 Kg 29/07 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag 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Kg/Day 20/08/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 43.16 Kg 56 Kg ---- 17.2 Kg 21/08 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 53.7 Kg 60.85 Kg ---- 20.93 Kg 22/08 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.16 Kg 58 Kg ---- 19.2 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 23/08/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 47.41 Kg 53.77 Kg ---- 19.41 Kg 24/08 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 51.09 Kg 49.67 Kg 6.6 Kg 22.71 Kg 25/08 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.28 Kg 59.06 Kg ---- 21.1 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 26/08/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 48 Kg 63.6 Kg ---- 20.4 Kg 27/08 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 41.4 Kg 55.8 Kg ---- 20.52 Kg 28/08 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 63.63 Kg 65.97 Kg 6.9 Kg 21.81 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 29/08/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 53.65 Kg 51.47 Kg 3.5 Kg 16.91 Kg 30/08 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 52.28 Kg 63.32 Kg ---- 20.53 Kg 31/08 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 60.32 Kg 62.52 Kg 57.3 Kg 19.72 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 01/09/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 62.7 Kg 66.85 Kg ---- 21.1 Kg 02/09 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 61.85 Kg 65.85 Kg ---- 18.6 Kg 03/09 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 38.82 Kg 53.95 Kg ---- 18.82 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 04/09/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 50.34 Kg 61.82 Kg ---- 20.21 Kg 05/09 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 53.2 Kg 63.75 Kg ---- 19.13 Kg 06/09 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 51.19 Kg 68.95 Kg ---- 20.04 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 07/09/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 54.78 Kg 68.86 Kg ---- 21.1 Kg 08/09 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 52.22 Kg 63.4 Kg ---- 19.76 Kg 09/09 /2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 54.96 Kg 64.06 Kg ---- 22.1 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 10/09/2023 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue 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Basaveshwara Medical College and Hospital The BMCH Mission To provide outstanding educational experiences to the students through competent facilitators and supportive infrastructure and cutting edge technology To provide comprehensive, cost effective, community oriented quality health care services to the society. To facilitate community relevant quality research studies and research training programmes to the students and faculty by providing stimulating environment that nurtures original thinking. To inculcate value systems and ethical principles of righteousness, honesty, integrity, dignity and professionalism among students, staff and other stakeholders enabling them to serve with social justice and equity. To promote creative thinking, innovative approaches and entrepreneurial skill developments among the learners to foster regional, national and global competencies. The BMCH Vision To be a center of excellence with emphasis on socially meaningful medical education, research and healthcare​ Basaveshwara Medical College and Hospital, Chitradurga BMCH was established in the year 2000 at Chitradurga, near Sri Murugha Matha with a vision of providing medical education to aspiring students from rural areas. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. Health

Risk factors The factors which increase the risk of a woman in getting pregnant are: Age: Infertility problems are more common in women who have crossed 30 years Hormonal imbalances especially those of the thyroid (both hyper and hypothyroidism) Physical problems: Problems such as excess weight or extremely low weight can affect the normal ovulation cycle Medical conditions: Increased risk for infertility is seen in females with diabetes, hypertension, kidney diseases Lifestyle: Alcohol and drug abuse can hinder the ovulation process and can cause endometriosis Environmental factors: Exposure to the toxins in the workplace can impact fertility Complications Infertility itself does not cause any complications, but the treatments can lead to certain complications such as: Side effects with the medications including nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, diarrhea, headache, hot flushes, etc. Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome is the excess production of eggs with drugs which can be very painful. Ectopic pregnancy, i.e. the implantation or attachment of the embryo in the fallopian tubes instead of in the womb. Infertility & IVF Female infertility is the trouble of a woman in getting pregnant even after one year. For women above 35 years, it is for 6 months of trying. Also, if a woman repeatedly has miscarriages, it is considered as infertility. Nearly 12% of women who are 15 to 44 years of age are having difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy. Causes Infertility in women can be due to several causes and in some women, the cause is not known. Ovulation disorders The most important cause of infertility is a women’s reduced ability to produce eggs (ovulation). Either the release is not regular, or the released egg may not be healthy. Certain conditions can lead to the above problems such as: polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) premature ovarian failure (i.e. the ovaries stop working before a woman turns 40) eating disorders such as anorexia or bulimia thyroid problems (both hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism) Fallopian tube and womb defects From the ovary, the eggs travel along the fallopian tubes into the womb. Fertilization occurs in the fallopian tubes while the fertilized egg gets implanted in the womb and grows further. But in some women, damage can occur to the fallopian tubes or the womb impairing their functions. This damage can be due to several factors such as: Cervical mucus defect which makes it difficult for the sperm to swim towards the egg Scarring of the fallopian tubes and shortening of the cervix (neck of the womb) that may result from surgery Endometriosis can lead to infertility due to the new growths that can block the pelvis Growth of fibroids in and around the womb may prevent the implantation of the embryo in the womb leading to infertility issues Pelvic inflammatory disease which is an infectious condition can damage the fallopian tubes making it nearly impossible for the egg to travel into the womb Infertility & IVF Female infertility is the trouble of a woman in getting pregnant even after one year. For women above 35 years, it is for 6 months of trying. Also, if a woman repeatedly has miscarriages, it is considered as infertility. Nearly 12% of women who are 15 to 44 years of age are having difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Surgical Gastroenterology The department of Surgical Gastroenterology deals with the clinical problems of the digestive tract that need surgical intervention. The department is supported by skilled surgeons, who have specialized in the most modern surgical techniques and clinical practices to deliver best results to the patients. In addition to tackling all the common upper GI symptoms caused by Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease, gall bladder, pancreas and the small bowel, the Department is also equipped to evaluate lower GI symptoms such as constipation and others. It’s one of the few centres in India which has the expertise in performing anorectal manometry and its interpretation to study the whole gut transit time using SITZ markers. The department provides a multidisciplinary approach to surgical gastroenterology. The team of surgeons possesses extremely competent skills across all forms of surgical treatment with conventional and advanced laparoscopy methods for patients who require abdominal operations. The Basaveshwara Hospital have dedicated staff who offer focused care for patients with specific abdominal conditions. The labs, wards, and operation theatres have advanced instruments to provide the patients with the best possible service. Weight reduction surgeries Colorectal surgery Hernia surgery Splenectomy Gastric bypass Gastric banding ERCP Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangio-Pancreatography (ERCP) is diagnostic and treatment procedure for bile and pancreatic duct problems. ERCP is suggested if the bile or the pancreatic ducts become blocked or narrowed due to gall stones, infection, chronic pancreatitis, and tumors in the pancreas and bile ducts. ERCP uses a thin, flexible, optic tube called endoscope. Anesthetic spray, gargle, or lozenge is used to numb the throat and to relax the gag reflex. Then, the scope is inserted through the throat and esophagus to the point where the bile ducts from pancreas and gall bladder drain into the duodenum. A catheter is inserted through the scope and a contrast material is injected into the bile and pancreatic ducts. Then, several x-rays were taken simultaneously to view the abnormalities. The doctor may insert small tools which allow obtaining a tissue sample, opening a blocked or narrowed bile duct, placing a stent, or removing gall stones. ​ Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Cholecystectomy is the removal of gall bladder. It is indicated in the patients with painful gall stones. Laparoscopic gall bladder removal is a minimally invasive procedure where small incisions are made and fine surgical instruments are used to remove the gall bladder. General anesthesia is given before the surgery. A small incision is made in the abdomen and a cannula is inserted. A laparoscope that consists of tiny camera is inserted through the cannula to view the internal organs. The surgeon inserts other cannulas to gently separate the gall bladder from its attachments and removes it through the opening. Then the incision is sutured and covered with sterile dressing. Surgical Gastroenterology The department of Surgical Gastroenterology deals with the clinical problems of the digestive tract that need surgical intervention. The department is supported by skilled surgeons, who have specialized in the most modern surgical techniques and clinical practices to deliver best results to the patients. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. Health

Cath Lab Digital Cath Lab The Basaveshwara Hospital has two digital Cath Labs with the innovative OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) guidance systems, which are superior to the conventional angiogram. These advanced systems aid both diagnostic and interventional procedures on patients in all age groups. OCT for effective Stenting OCT allows specialists to see the inside of the arteries through a light source, thus enabling more effective and long-lasting stenting. The system produces images of extremely high resolution, which is especially important during procedures such as coronary angiography, PTCA, coronary stenting, peripheral and visceral angiography, and much more. The extraordinary angiographic image and quality aids surgeons during angioplasty as it allows for continuous and precise assessment of the patient during the procedure. Treatments and procedures Common procedures performed in our digital Cath Lab include: Coronary angiography or coronary catheterisation Coronary angioplasty or percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) Closure of some congenital heart defects Treatment of stenotic heart valves Permanent and temporary pacemaker implantations Electrophysiological studies such as AV node ablation Rotablation of heavily calcified vessels Left and right-sided pressure studies Balloon angioplasty Cath Lab The Basaveshwara Hospital has two digital Cath Labs with the innovative OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) guidance systems, which are superior to the conventional angiogram. These advanced systems aid both diagnostic and interventional procedures on patients in all age groups. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2023 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Eye Bank For over 25 years the Foundation Fighting Blindness Basaveshwara Hospital supported the collection of eye globes from donors diagnosed with an inherited retinal degeneration, which is housed at the Basaveshwara Hospital. The collection of over 900 eye globes is freely available for retina research. Over 35 different diseases are represented in the collection, including retinitis pigmentosa, Leber’s congenital amaurosis, Stargardt disease, Usher syndrome and macular degeneration. The collection does not include non-diseased eyes. The eye bank expanded with sophisticated infrastructure and facilities. Eye Bank For over 25 years the Foundation Fighting Blindness Basaveshwara Hospital supported the collection of eye globes from donors diagnosed with an inherited retinal degeneration, which is housed at the Basaveshwara Hospital. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Cystectomy Cystectomy is a surgical procedure for the removal of urinary bladder. It is commonly performed to treat bladder cancer. Cystectomy is a complex procedure and surgeons may use different techniques to perform it. Open surgery, robotic surgery, urinary conduit, orthotopic continent urinary diversion etc are a few common techniques used to treat bladder cancer. The type of cystectomy and reconstruction one undergoes depends on various factors, such as the reason for the surgery, overall health etc. If the bladder is removed completely, surgeons work to reconstruct the urinary tract in order to allow urine to leave your body. Pyeloplasty Pyeloplasty is a surgical reconstruction of renal pelvis to drain out the waste material from the kidney. It is commonly performed to treat an uretero-pelvic junction obstruction. There are different types of pyeloplasty depending on the surgical technique and patterns of incision used. The dismembered type of pyeloplasty, called an Anderson-Hynes pyeloplasty is the most common type of pyeloplasty. A pyeloplasty can either be done by the robotic, open, or laparoscopic route. Perineal prostatectomy Perineal prostatectomy is an effective and tolerable treatment for the prostate cancer. It has certain advantages over other treatment options like shorter hospital stay, lower cost and speedy recovery because of which, it is still the most sorted type of treatment for the prostate cancer even in the era of robotic assisted surgery. Perineal prostatectomy is performed by making a small incision between the scrotum and the rectum. The instruments necessary for dissecting the prostate gland and the seminal vesicles are inserted into the incision. A high-powered telescopic lens with a camera is also placed at the site for a better visualization of the surgical site. After the separation of the prostate and the seminal vesicles from the bladder, rectum and urethra, it is removed and sent for the laboratory for pathological observation. The surgery takes approximately 4 hours for completion. Urology Urology deals with the conditions and diseases of the urinary tract, such as urinary bladder, urethra and the ureters. When it comes to medical conditions related to prostate health, kidney cancer, bladder cancer, overactive bladder (incontinence), impotence, urinary tract infections, vasectomies, kidney stones and other urological conditions, you need the help of an expert urologist who has the best diagnostic equipment to help patients. At the Institute of Urology you will find the best urologists in the country offering comprehensive urology services to diagnose and treat kidney stone disease and urinary tract difficulties. Equipped with direct lithotripter for ESWL for kidney, ureteric calculi and laser for stone diseases, the institute offers the best urology diagnosis and treatment. The well furnished labs and wards have made it easy for the patients to receive proper care and service from the team. The strong inter-professional team promotes a collaborative approach to problem-solving. The quality improvement team is finding new ways to provide best care to the patients for a healthy life. The unit has a staff of well trained graduated nurses to maintain quality care for each and every patient. The Urology Department provides the following services: Renal transplantation Uro-oncology Endo-urology Treating stones in the kidney Reconstructive urology We at Basaveshwara Hospital aim at providing 100% quick and healthy recovery so that you can get back to your normal routine as quick as possible. Our approach consists of making a complete diagnosis by checking the condition thoroughly followed by formulating a management plan. Urology Urology deals with the conditions and diseases of the urinary tract, such as urinary bladder, urethra and the ureters. When it comes to medical conditions related to prostate health, kidney cancer, bladder cancer, overactive bladder (incontinence), impotence, urinary tract infections, vasectomies, kidney stones and other urological conditions, you need the help of an expert urologist who has the best diagnostic equipment to help patients. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2023 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Mammography Basaveshwara Hospital provides breast ultrasound also called ultrasound mammogram which helps in diagnosing breast cancer. If you feel any symptoms of breast cancer then consult the breast cancer specialist near you. A Mammography is a specialized X-ray image of the breast designed to detect tumours and other abnormalities. All mammograms are performed by female technicians. A Mammography consists of having two X rays taken from each breast. Both breasts are imaged, even though the problem may be with one breast. Further additional views are acquired in special cases The breast will be placed between two plastic plates (compression paddles) so that the entire breast can be seen, the dose of radiation can be minimized and a good quality picture can be obtained. Women may feel pain or discomfort during the procedure, but it is only for a few seconds (5-10sec). It is important not to move during this short time. The entire procedure will take around 10mins. A mammogram uses small doses of radiation, well within safety limits. The benefit of mammography outweighs the small risk of radiation. At Basaveshwara Hospital installation of Hologic top-class digital mammography equipment has revolutionised breast imaging. This provides for o 2D mammography o 3D mammography exam o Stereotactic biopsy o Contrast-enhanced mammogram The equipment is based on the principle of better lesion detection leading to early cancer detection and reducing the number of biopsies. The revolutionary Selenia Dimensions System, which has set standards in mammography screening, provides: o Exceptionally sharp images o Advanced clinical applications o World’s first and only Tomosynthesis guided biopsy o Ergonomic design and sophisticated tools for patient comfort and ease of operation. The Equipment`S 3D Mammography Offers o Proven to detect 20-65% more invasive breast cancers compared to 2D alone, an average increase of 41% o Proven to reduce callbacks by up to 40% compared to 2D alone o FDA approved as superior for women with dense breasts compared to 2D alone Screening And Diagnostic Mammography: o Screening mammography is performed periodically in women who have no signs or symptoms related to breast. The goal is to detect small cancer before they are detected through self-palpation or clinical breast examination. o Diagnostic mammography is used to investigate suspicious breast changes such as a lump, pain, skin changes, nipple changes, nipple discharge etc. This may involve taking additional special images. When To Perform Screening Mammography o The general population/women with an average risk of breast cancer screening mammography can be performed as part of routine health check from the age of 40, every one or two years. o Women with a high risk of breast cancer benefit from screening mammograms before the age of 40. This decision will be taken after discussion with the doctor, evaluating risk factors such as the family history of breast or other cancers or personal history of precancerous conditions. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may also be required in addition to mammograms. o Diagnostic mammography is performed in all women from the age of 40yrs presenting with a breast complaint. Occasionally younger women with suspicious breast lump are also advised mammogram as part of the evaluation. How Should I Prepare For The Mammogram? If the procedure is being done for screening, it can be planned during the first half of the menstrual cycle in premenopausal women, when the breast is least tender to reduce any discomfort during the procedure. o A patient will be required to undress from the waist up. Hence wearing two-piece clothing (rather than the single-piece dress) is helpful. A gown will be offered prior to the procedure. o Do not use deodorant, talcum powder, cream or perfused sprays on the breasts, underarms as this will affect the result of the mammograms. o Bringing the prior mammogram images (CD or hardcopy) is recommended as compared with previous improves detection of early abnormalities on the mammogram. o Inform the technologist of any prior breast surgeries, any current breast symptoms or problems. Looking for a mammogram in Bangalore? Consult the best mammogram screening hospital near you. What Is Digital Mammogram And How Is It Different From Conventional (Analogue, CR System) Mammogram? o Both use X-ray radiation to produce an image of the breast. In a conventional mammogram, the image is stored directly on a film, whereas in digital mammography, the electronic image is taken and stored directly on a computer. This allows recorded data to be enhanced, magnified and manipulated for further analysis. o Digital mammography has a specific advantage in younger women (pre/peri- menopausal, <50yrs and with dense breast tissue) to selectively enhance image contrast in areas of dense gland tissue leading to earlier / better detection of cancer. o In digital systems, the radiation dose is around 35% lower than for analogue systems. o The digital images are viewed on a computer; hence they can be lightened or darkened, magnified to look at certain areas closely. The images can also be stored electronically and reviewed at a later time. o In CR systems, Cancer detection rate (fraction) is nearly 15-20% lower compared to digital mammography systems. Mammography Basaveshwara Hospital provides breast ultrasound also called ultrasound mammogram which helps in diagnosing breast cancer. If you feel any symptoms of breast cancer then consult the breast cancer specialist near you. A Mammography is a specialized X-ray image of the breast designed to detect tumours and other abnormalities. All mammograms are performed by female technicians. A Mammography consists of having two X rays taken from each breast. Both breasts are imaged, even though the problem may be with one breast. Further additional views are acquired in special cases The breast will be placed between two plastic plates (compression paddles) so that the entire breast can be seen, the dose of radiation can be minimized and a good quality picture can be obtained. Women may feel pain or discomfort during the procedure, but it is only for a few seconds (5-10sec). It is important not to move during this short time. The entire procedure will take around 10mins. A mammogram uses small doses of radiation, well within safety limits. The benefit of mammography outweighs the small risk of radiation. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Types of Oncology Specialities And Diseases There are three main classifications of oncology, namely- Medical: Medical oncology focuses on the treatment of cancer through non-surgical means such as chemotherapy and immunotherapy. Surgical: Surgical oncology is the area of speciality that treats cancer through surgical means such as removal of tumours. The obtaining of a sample of tissue through biopsy is also classified under surgical oncology. Radiation: Radiation oncology focuses on treating cancer through radiation therapy. There are also other classifications of oncology depending on the specialisation of the doctor. At Basaveshwara Hospital, our cancer care specialities are classified as: Breast Cancer: Breast cancers are treated through different therapies. Surgical breast cancer treatment involves the surgical excision and removal of cancer and the nearby tissue, in either or both of the breasts or the lymph nodes. Conservative breast surgery, oncoplastic surgery and breast reconstructive surgery are also treatments that are provided under this speciality. Surgery may be used as a treatment with radiation or chemotherapy. Gynaecology Oncology: The treatment of cancers of the female reproductive system for all age groups. The gynaecology oncologist specializes in diagnosing and treating cancer that starts in women’s reproductive organs. Head and Neck Surgery- Oncology: Tumours and cancers in the head and neck regions are under this speciality. This includes the sinuses, mouth, nose, and throat. Eighty-five percent of head and neck cancers are linked to tobacco, and 75% are associated with a combination of tobacco and substance abuse. Integrative Oncology: This speciality has an integrative and holistic approach to inpatient and outpatient cancer care. It aims to use complementary approaches to support the cancer patient’s health in mind, body and spirit. Integrative oncology in the form of additional treatment approaches such as naturopathy aims to reduce the pain and complications related to cancer treatment and to some extent signs also. Medical Oncology: Medical oncology is focused on the treatment of cancers through non-operative means such as chemotherapy, hormonal therapy, immunotherapy, radiation and all other non-surgical means. Ortho - Oncology: The treatment of tumours and cancers related to bones and soft tissues is in the scope of this speciality. Pediatric Oncology: The treatment of children and young adults with cancer. The treatment and management of pediatric cancer patients are very different from that of adults. Pain and Palliation Oncology: Cancer patients suffer a lot of pain. Pain and palliative care is the most important part of cancer care. It deals with the treatment and management of pain in cancer patients. Basaveshwara Hospital focuses on providing the best pain and palliative care to cancer patients. Radiation Oncology: Radiation oncology is a medical speciality that involves the use of radiation to treat or cure cancer or to reduce the symptoms and pain triggered by cancer. Radiation therapy is the treatment of cancer by radiation which is delivered by the qualified radiation oncology team. The treatment of cancer by controlling or destroying cancer cells through the use of ionizing radiation. Basaveshwara Hospital offers radiation treatment through the latest cutting-edge technology that delivers radiation in a very precise manner to reduce treatment times. Surgical Oncology: Most cancers are treated with the removal of tumours and marginal tissues. Surgical oncology is usually complemented with radiation therapy or chemotherapy to destroy the remaining cancer cells. Surgical oncology also involves biopsy procedures to obtain samples of tissues. It includes palliative surgery to relieve pain and discomfort, and restorative or reconstructive surgery to improve the appearance of the body, after other oncology surgery. The subspecialties of surgical oncology are - Sarcoma Surgery Sarcomas are a rare type of cancers that affect the connective tissues of the body such as the tendons, bones, muscles, fat, cartilage, nerves, and blood vessels. The arms and legs are usually the most affected; also, sarcomas can rarely occur in the other parts of the body. The surgery is the surgical removal of a sarcoma tumour. Paediatric Surgery The cancer treatment in children is different from adults. Our department of pediatric surgery has a dedicated and experienced team of experts in the surgical treatment of neonates, children, and young adults. Basaveshwara Hospital has the best pediatric surgical services to treat and manage childhood cancer. Melanoma Surgery Melanomas are skin cancers that are usually caused by exposure to UV radiation. Melanoma surgery removes the affected area of tissue. Treatment may also require the removal of the affected lymph nodes through surgery. Hepato-Pancreato- Biliary (HPB) Surgery Our team of HPB surgeons specialise in the surgical removal of cancer of the liver, pancreas, gallbladder and bile ducts. Gastric-HIPEC HIPEC or Hyperthermic intraperitoneal Chemotherapy is a form of chemotherapy. Instead of treating the patient with chemotherapy through the bloodstream, the drugs are heated and directly delivered to the abdomen. It is a prefered treatment for cancers in the abdomen, such as gastric cancer. It may be used in conjunction with other surgical treatments. Endocrine Surgery Our team of experts treat cancer of the thyroid, parathyroid, and adrenal glands by surgical removal of the affected tissue. Surgery may be performed in conjunction with other treatments such as radiation therapy. Endocrine surgery may be followed by hormonal therapy to balance the hormones in the body. Colorectal Surgery Colorectal cancers of the colon, rectum and the anus are sometimes treated by means of surgery to remove cancerous tissue from the colon wall, rectum, and the anus as well as the affected lymph nodes, if required. Acute Care General And Palliative Surgical Oncology Some cancer patients require additional treatment or even surgery to ease the pain and symptoms of cancer. Our dedicated team provides treatment and surgery if required to improve the comfort level, reduce side effects, improve survival chances, and reduce recovery times for the patients. Uro - Oncology Our team of uro-oncology surgeons diagnose, treat, and perform surgeries of the male and female urinary tract, along with the male reproductive system to remove urologic cancers. Oncology The Department of Medical Oncology at Basaveshwara Hospital is known for its superior patient care and clinical outcomes. Medical oncologists work together with the surgeons and radiotherapists in deciding the treatment and delivering it. The team efforts help the patient receive an effective care and best possible quality of life. The team of oncologists, physicians and other specialists are collectively dedicated to provide top-class services for patients suffering from various types of cancer. Our team of doctors and surgeons are trained from renowned institution. Every year our team of doctors provides care and treatment for over more than 2000 odd children and adults suffering from various cancers and also many complex cancers with utmost dedication and commitment. With the latest technology, skilled physicians, compassionate staff and well equipped wards Basaveshwara Hospital provide care for all the patients. Basaveshwara Hospital strive to provide quality care and it exceeds patients’ expectations. The treatment provided is accessible, cost-effective and convenient. The hospital is well equipped with a good infrastructure. Lists of different types of cancers are mentioned below for which treatment is provided at our hospitals. They are: Liver cancer Breast cancer Lung cancer Stomach cancer Brain tumour Skin cancer Blood cancer ​ ​ Oncology is the branch of medicine that specialises in the study, treatment, and management of cancer right from the diagnosis of cancer to all the different treatments of cancer and palliative care. A doctor who specialises in oncology is called an oncologist. A cancer patient is managed and treated by an oncologist. They diagnose cancer and then assign a stage depending on the severity of the disease. The treatment options are discussed and explored. If required the patient is then referred to the care of an oncologist who specialises in particular cancer and its treatment. Most times the treatment involves oncologists from different specialities such as radiation, surgery and chemotherapy working together on treating and managing a patient. Our team of doctors and specialists at Basaveshwara Hospital provide medical oncology services and treatments through specialised as well as multi-disciplinary teams as and when required to give the best possible treatment and cancer care services for each patient. Oncology The Department of Medical Oncology at Basaveshwara Hospital is known for its superior patient care and clinical outcomes. Medical oncologists work together with the surgeons and radiotherapists in deciding the treatment and delivering it. The team efforts help the patient receive an effective care and best possible quality of life. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Publications Mohamed Murtuza Kauser1, KasiJagadeesh.M2*., Kumaraswamy.R.C1, Manoj Kumar. M2, K.V. Jagadeesh3. SPIRONOLACTONE/DIGOXIN INDUCED GYNECOMASTIA (A COMPARATIVE CASE STUDY), World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research SJIF Impact Factor 5.045 Volume 3, Issue 6, 1014-1018. Research Article ISSN 2277 – 7105 Indexed in Index Copernicus Mohamed MurtuzaKauser, M. Kasi Jagadeesh1, R. Uday Kumar1, S. R. Vagesh Kumar, Asfi a Afreen2, K. M. Sudha Madhavi3. Study of determinants of nonadherence to anti-hypertensive medications in essentialhypertension at a Teaching Hospital in Southern India, R. C. Kumaraswamy, Journal of Health and Research /Vol 2/Issue 1/Jan-Mar 2015 Indexed in Index Copernicus Mohamed Murtuza Kauser1, Asfia Afreen2, Prabhakar K3 and Kasi Jagadeesh M. Study of Serum Magnesium Levels in Diabetic Foot Ulcers-A South Indian Experience,.4 International Research Journal of Medical Sciences ISSN 2320 –7353 Vol. 2(9), 16-19, September (2014) Int. Res. J. Medical Sci. Indexed in Index Copernicus Mohamed Murtuza Kauser*, Asfia Afreen**, Kasi Jagadeesh M. Study of Serum Magnesium Levels in Diabetic Retinopathy Journal of Research in Medical and Dental Science | Vol. 2 | Issue 3 | July – September 2014 Indexed in Index Copernicus Mohamed Murtuza Kauser*, Study of mortality pattern in adults at a tertiary care teaching hospital in South India. RRJMHS. 2014; 3(4): 145 Indexed in Index Copernicus Mohamed Murtuza Kauser1, Asfia Afreen2, Vagesh Kumar SR1, Dinesh Javarappa2. Study of serum magnesium in type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and its correlation with the modality of treatment, International Journal of Medical Science and Public Health | 2014 | Vol 3 | Issue 11(Online First) A South Indian a StudyIndexed in Index Copernicus Mohamed MurtuzaKauser, Kalavathi G P, Mehul Radadiya, Karthik M, Asfiya Afreen Kumaraswamy R C, Vagesh S R & Prashanth G A Study of Clinical and Laboratory Profile of Dengue Fever in Tertiary Care Hospital in Central Karnataka, India By Global Journal of Medical Research: B Pharma, Drug Discovery, Toxicology and Medicine Volume 14 Issue 5 Version 1.0 Year 2014 Type: Double Blind Peer Reviewed International Research Journal Publisher: Global Journals Inc. (USA) Online ISSN: 2249-4618 & Print ISSN: 0975-5888 Indexed in Index Copernicus Mohamed Murtuza Kauser1*, Prabhakar Kamarthy2, Asfia Afreen3, RaveeshaAnjinappa2. Co-occurrence of syndrome of horizontal gaze palsy with progressive scoliosis with stroke in young: a case report, International Journal of Research in Medical Sciences Kauser MM et al. Int J Res Med Sci. 2014 Nov;2(4):1718-1719, www.msjonline.org pISSN 2320-6071 | eISSN 2320-6012 Indexed in Index Copernicus Mohamed Murtuza Kauser1, Kasi Jagadeesh M*1 , Uday Kumar R1 & Lakshmi Rekha B1, Assessment Of Medication Adherence On Antihypertensive Medication At Tertiary Care Teaching Hospital In Karnataka, International Journal of Pharmacy and Integrated Life Sciences “Where improvisation meets innovation RESEARCH ARTICLE ISSN: 2320 - 0782 V2-(I11) PG(42-51) Indexed in Index Copernicus Nalina Thimmappa1, Giriraja Kanakapura Vrushabaih2, Pula Laxmi Bindumathi3, Pooja Pillai4, Bhaskar Balasundaram5 Study Of Renal Osteodystrophy In Chronic Renal Failure, J. Evolution Med. Dent. Sci./ eISSN- 2278-4802, pISSN- 2278-4748/ Vol. 05/ Issue 20/ Mar. 10, 2016 Indexed in Index Copernicus Raghavendra Mariyamballi1, Nalina Thimmappa2, Pula Laxmi Bindumathi3, Pooja Pillai4, Bhaskar Balasundaram5. Correlation of Left Atrial Size And Atrial Fibrillation In Rhd With Mitral Valve Disease, J. Evolution Med. Dent. Sci./ eISSN- 2278-4802, pISSN- 2278-4748/ Vol. 05/ Issue 19/ Mar. 07, 2016, Indexed in Index Copernicus Nalina Thimmappa1, Vijeth S. B.1*, Prashanth G.1, Sreedevi B. K.2. Evaluation of clinical, biochemical and hematological parameters in macrocytic anemia International Journal of Advances in Medicine Thimmappa N et al. Int J Adv Med. 2019 Apr;6(2):xxx-xxx http://www.ijmedicine.com pISSN 2349-3925 | eISSN 2349-3933 Nalina T.*, Ghouse Phasha, Prashanth G., Sree Devi B. K. Prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors among municipality workers in Chitradurga, South India International Journal of Advances in Medicine Nalina T et al. Int J Adv Med. 2019 Oct;6(5):xxx-xxx http://www.ijmedicine.com pISSN 2349-3925 | eISSN 2349-3933. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18203/2349-3933.ijam2019???? Research Article Nalina Thimmappa, Vijeth SB, Prashant G, SreedeviBK. Evaluation of clinical, biochemical and hematological parameters in macrocytic anemia. International journal of advances in medicine. 2019;2:115-119 SMadhu, Sabu Augustine, Y.S Ravi Kumar, Kauser MM, S.R. Vagesh Kumar. Comparative study of CURB 65 Pneumonia severity index in community acquired pneumonia in an Indian tertiary care setting. Indian journal of advances in medicine 2017;4:693-695. Vijeth SB, Ghouse Pasha, Vagesh SR. Prevalance of obesity and its associated risk factors among policemen of Chitradurga district, Karnataka. International journal of advances in medicine. August 2018. Ghouse pasha, Prashanth G. Clinical profile of diabetic patients with liver dysfunction. International journal of emergency medicine. 2018;4(2): 732-737. Ghouse pasha, Prashanth G. Health related quality of life among the patients with tuberculosis in Chitradurga district. International journal of emergency medicine. 2018;4(2): 732-737. S. B., Vijeth, Kauser MM, Mangasuli V, Vagesh Kumar SR, Suba Sree, Sona Ann Varghese. Effect of Carica papaya leaf extract (CPLE) on thrombocytopenia among dengue patients of tertiary care hospital, Chitradurga, India. International Journal of Advances in Medicine, [S.l.], v. 5, n. 4, p. 974-977, july 2018. Madhu s, Augustine Sabu. Study of Troponin T elevation in critically ill patient’s incidence and outcome. Indian journal of advances in medicine 2017; 4:974-979. Sudhindra KS, Madhu S, Kauser M M, S.R. Vagesh Kumar. Clinical and bacteriological profile of community acquired pneumonia. Journal of basic and applied medical sciences.2017;4:12-15. Sudhindra KS, Madhu. Role of Gene Xpert in early diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis. Journal of basic and applied medical sciences.2017;4:42-45. Role of GeneXpert in early diagnosis of Pulmonary tuberculosis, Madhu S.1, Sudhindra K S.2, Sumanta A.3, Sangolli B.4 , Ranganath.R.5 Biomedical Review: Journal of Basic and Applied Medical Sciences Available online at: www.biomedicalreview.in43 | P a g e Indexed in Index Copernicus S. Madhu1*, Sabu Augustine2, Y. S. Ravi Kumar3, Kauser M. M.1, S. R. Vagesh Kumar1, B. S. Jayaraju4,Comparative study of CURB-65, Pneumonia Severity Index and IDSA/ATS scoring systems in community acquired pneumonia in an Indian tertiary care setting. DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.18203/2349-3933.ijam20172088 International Journal of Advances in Medicine Madhu S et al. Int J Adv Med. 2017 Jun;4(3):693-700 http://www.ijmedicine.com pISSN 2349-3925 | eISSN 2349-3933 Indexed in Index Copernicus S. Madhu2, Shilpa Avarebeel3, Sruthy Velangupara4, Mohan Goudar3. Study of troponin-t elevation in critically ill patients- incidence and outcome Augustine Sabu1*, International Journal of Advances in Medicine Sabu A et al. Int J Adv Med. 2017 Aug;4(4):974-980 http://www.ijmedicine.com Indexed in Index Copernicus. Vijeth S. B., Mohamed MurtuzaKauser*, Vijayalaxmi Mangasuli, Vagesh Kumar S. R., Suba Sree, Sona Ann Varghese. Effect of Carica papaya leaf extract (CPLE) on thrombocytopenia among dengue patients of tertiary care hospital, Chitradurga, India, International Journal of Advances in Medicine Vijeth SB et al. Int J Adv Med. 2018 Aug;5(4):974-977 http://www.ijmedicine.com pISSN 2349-3925 | eISSN 2349-3933Indexed in Index Copernicus Vijeth S. B.,Ghouse Pasha*, Vagesh Kumar Prevalence of obesity and its associated risk factors among policemen of Chitradurga district, Karnataka, India S. R.International Journal of Advances in Medicine et al. Int J Adv Med. 2018 Oct;5(5):1280-1283 http://www.ijmedicine.com pISSN 2349-3925 | eISSN 2349-3933 Indexed in Index Copernicus Girish I.1*, Vijeth S. B.1, Nandini H. V.2. A cross sectional study to assess the prevalence of microalbuminuria in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, International Journal of Research in Medical Sciences Vijeth SB et al. Int J Res Med Sci. 2018 Jan;6(1):117-120 www.msjonline.org pISSN 2320-6071 | eISSN 2320-6012. Indexed in Index Copernicus Vijeth S. B.,Ghouse Pasha*, Vagesh Kumar S. R. Prevalence of obesity and its associated risk factors among policemen of Chitradurga district, Karnataka, India International Journal of Advances in Medicine Vijeth SB et al. Int J Adv Med. 2018 Oct;5(5):1280-1283 http://www.ijmedicine.com pISSN 2349-3925 | eISSN 2349-3933 Indexed in Index Copernicus Ghouse Pasha1, Prashanth G.2 Health Related Quality of Life among the Patients with Tuberculosis in Chitradurga District, Indian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 4 Number 2, April - June 2018 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijem.2395.311X.4218.9 Indexed in Index Copernicus Ghouse Pasha1, Prashanth G.2Clinical Profile of Diabetic Patients with Liver Dysfunction Indian Journal of Emergency Medicine Volume 4 Number 2, April - June 2018DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijem.2395.311X.4218.11Indexed in Index Copernicus Thyagaraja K., Venkatakrishna Bhat S.*, Endoscopic findings in uninvestigated dyspepsia patients. Stephan Benny International Journal of Advances in Medicine. Int J Adv Med. 2019 Aug;6(4):1051-1053 http://www.ijmedicine.com pISSN 2349-3925 | eISSN 2349-3933 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18203/2349-3933.ijam20193254 Thyagaraja K., Stephan Benny*, Venkatakrishna Bhat S., Akash G. Study of clinical and hematological profile of anemia in hospitalized geriatric patients. Nair International Journal of Advances in Medicine et al. Int J Adv Med. 2019 Aug;6(4):1212-1215 http://www.ijmedicine.com General Medicine General Medicine department is the major pillar in the functioning of Basaveshwara Medical College and Hospital. It was started in the year 2000. The department consists of four units and offers advanced care in Internal Medicine & critical care. Department of Medicine is a tertiary care providing Department, catering to patients with simple fever to complicated cases requiring ICU care. We see around 200 patients in outpatient department from 9 – 4 pm and attend emergencies round the clock. Specialty clinics are also part of outpatient care. We have fully equipped intensive cardiac and respiratory units. The department imparts education to both undergraduate medical (MBBS) and postgraduate (MD, General Medicine) students with the vision of making better physicians to serve the society. The department is proud to have experienced senior faculty who has been working for the last 2 to 3 decades and also young dynamic Associate and Assistant professors. The faculty keep themselves updated by participating in various CME courses & hands-on workshops regularly. Many of the faculty has received training in the BLS, ACLS and ventilator course. On the clinical side, the department has progressed well with more than 25% increase in patient care statistics, both quantitatively & qualitatively every year. The department also provides super specialty care like Nephrology, Pulmonology, Cardiology and Geriatrics. The department also conducts many conferences & CMEs both national and state level. The department runs UG & PG teaching program in Medicine. The postgraduates training program is well structured and research oriented. Many of the faculties have been lifetime member for prestigious bodies like API, IMA, IMA-AMS, CSI, RSSDI, IAE. Most of the faculties are university examiners for both UG and PG. Patient Care Department provides following services 24 hours casualty services 24 hours ICU & CCU 24 hours Radiology services Well equipped interventional cardiology Well established Dialysis Diagnostic Facilities Digital X- RAY. HRUSG, colour Doppler ECG, 2D ECHO, TMT, Coronary angiogram and revascularization procedures. 3D CT scan and MRI CSF, pleural, ascitic and pericardial fluid aspiration and analysis. Bone marrow aspiration and biopsy, liver, renal and pleural biopsy. Treatment Facilities in Acute care settings MICU RICU Dialysis Geriatric care Respiratory & TB ICU Endoscopy – upper and lower GIT ERCP Teaching Program The Department is involved in regular teaching program for MBBS and MD students. Department has got 4 post graduate seats. PG students are involved in OPD patient’s evaluation and in patients work up. There is a well-structured teaching program both in the class room and at the skill lab. General Medicine The department imparts education to both undergraduate medical (MBBS) and postgraduate (MD, General Medicine) students with the vision of making better physicians to serve the society. The department is proud to have experienced senior faculty who has been working for the last 2 to 3 decades and also young dynamic Associate and Assistant professors. The faculty keep themselves updated by participating in various CME courses & hands-on workshops regularly. Many of the faculty has received training in the BLS, ACLS and ventilator course. On the clinical side, the department has progressed well with more than 25% increase in patient care statistics, both quantitatively & qualitatively every year. The department also provides super specialty care like Nephrology, Pulmonology, Cardiology and Geriatrics. The department also conducts many conferences & CMEs both national and state level. The department runs UG & PG teaching program in Medicine. The postgraduates training program is well structured and research oriented. Many of the faculties have been lifetime member for prestigious bodies like API, IMA, IMA-AMS, CSI, RSSDI, IAE. Most of the faculties are university examiners for both UG and PG. Meet our Team Dr. Vagesh Kumar S.R. Professor & HOD Dr. Somashekhar K S Professor Dr. Md. Murtuza Kauser Professor Dr. Niranjan B H Professor Dr. Prashanth G Professor & Dean Dr. Sridharmurthy P V Professor Dr. Nalina T Professor Dr. Madhu S Associate Professor Dr. Thyagaraj K Associate Professor Dr. A V Nagaraja Associate Professor Dr. Manjunath Ganigera Assistant Professor Dr. Prakash Gundagatti Assistant Professor Dr. Ghouse Pasha Associate Professor Dr. Vijeth S B Associate Professor Dr. Tejaswini H T Assistant Professor Dr. Lalith P Hanchate Assistant Professor Dr. D B Srinivas Senior Resident Dr. Rakesh B Senior Resident Dr. Shaabhaz Baig Senior Resident Dr. Santhosh Kumar D Senior Resident Dr.Anirudh R Senior Resident Dr. Sowmya N S Senior Resident Dr. Samhitha S R Junior Resident/PG Dr. Sharanabasavaraja B M Junior Resident/PG Dr. Nirnay Prasad Junior Resident/PG Dr. Sunil Pattanashetty Junior Resident/PG N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

ICU The ICU care unit had always seen the hardest goodbyes and warmest welcomes, but Covid-19 ICU care units were no less of a greater chore. We were running aisles to get the patients what they needed on time each moment. This reminds me of the most challenging day in the covid ICU critical care unit. This was the time when covid cases peaked up, we were accommodating 40-45 patients all at once. Suddenly, we received a call from the emergency room that there were three patients that had to be admitted as early as possible. We panicked as soon as this news was received. They were on mobile ventilators and they had to come all the way to the hospital. ICU The ICU care unit had always seen the hardest goodbyes and warmest welcomes, but Covid-19 ICU care units were no less of a greater chore. We were running aisles to get the patients what they needed on time each moment. This reminds me of the most challenging day in the covid ICU critical care unit. This was the time when covid cases peaked up, we were accommodating 40-45 patients all at once. Suddenly, we received a call from the emergency room that there were three patients that had to be admitted as early as possible. We panicked as soon as this news was received. They were on mobile ventilators and they had to come all the way to the hospital. We had assigned two nurses who took care of these covid patients, as our first priority were always them, we were making arrangements for them for a hassle-free admittance. We received the call about their arrival post at 5 pm in the evening and these critical patients arrived at 7 pm. They were in miserable conditions, one patient was unconscious and the other two had major respiratory problems. I remember how their saturation levels were at 80 and it was terrifying to see three patients at once with such ailments. The doctors along with nurses were on the duty trying to do whatever we could to bring them to normalcy. As the three of them had different conditions, looking after them was a challenge. The frontline leaders faced great difficulty to get the nurses from normal ICU to covid care unit. Arranging manpower was a task for the assistant nursing superintendent. Even though there were such circumstances the nurses always came front to help the patients which were overwhelming. Nurses are known for their patience levels and self-composed nature, needless to say, that day we experienced it. The nurses were so composed and patient with those patients who happened to recover in later stages. There was less equipment for them so, we immediately contacted the biomedical engineers to provide us with the necessary equipment. They did a very commendable job in coordinating with us at such times. There is an on-call list for emergencies where the nurses wait at their respective hostels. If there is any need, they attend as soon as possible. Such arrangements play a major role at times where it is the matter of life and death. Post that day, we have taken good care of the mentioned patients and they recovered pretty well. This experience has been great learning for the nurses as they have dealt with such situations, they are now ready for anything. They have no fear of treating any patient with any kind of ailments. Currently, we have 12 covid patients admitted and the nursing staff is dealing with them extremely responsibly. As they are competent to handle patients, the nurses are getting opportunities in other countries mainly, the Gulf countries and the UK where they are looking for such skilled manforce. I am very much proud that after such experiences, our nurses are getting the opportunity to excel in their careers. After the patients recovered, their smiles are what we look up to and feel proud of. Even though time has passed such memories stay with us impacting and leave us with great learnings. I believe that a pandemic had to come to make the world realise what nurses are capable of doing anything and 2020 was the year for nurses. As the patients struggle for their life, we can handle any situation now as we demonstrate care, team spirit and utmost unity. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

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Respiratory Medicine The Department of Respiratory medicine is a sophisticated, state-of-the-art specialty department with an efficient team comprising of specialized doctors and allied healthcare staff. It is equipped with the latest tools for diagnosis and management of Respiratory disorders. The Department aims to follow benchmark standards in the field of Respiratory medicine. The Department is actively involved in scientific research and publications. It also regularly takes part in activities like dissemination of information and promotion of awareness in the community Publications Sangolli B, Rashmi BM, Savadi B, Ghodageri S, Sreeharsha CB. Profile Of The Adverse Drug Reactions Among The Multidrug Resistant Tuberculosis Patients Treated At A Tertiary Level Hospital In Southern India. Indian Journal of Immunology and Respiratory Medicine. 2018; 3(4): 158-164 Sangolli B, Rashmi BM, Jagadish S, Sreeharsha CB. A cross-sectional study of Respiratory function tests among the municipal street sweepers of Chitradurga District, Karnataka. IP Indian Journal of Immunology and Respiratory Medicine. 2018; 3(3): 108-113 Sangolli B. Evaluation of GeneXpert MTB/RIF assay in diagnosis of extraRespiratory tuberculosis and rifampicin resistance. Pathology Update: Tropical Journal of Pathology and Microbiology. 2018; 4(7): 478-485. Jagadeesha N. Sleep Apnea - Recent Updates. 1st ed. InTech, Mayank G.Vats. 2017. Chapter 4: Obstructive sleep apnea: Beyond Obesity; p. 69-81. Karnappa Bhangari, Basavaraj S Sangolli, Chest manifestations of human immunodeficiency syndrome: A study from central Karnataka IP Indian J Immunol Respir Med 2020;5(1):1-4. Bhangari K, Sangolli BS, Jagadeesha H N. A comparative assessment of daily dosage regimen versus intermittent Treatment regimen of tuberculosis at the RNTCP centres in Chitradurga district. IP Indian J Immunol Respir Med 2020;5(2):1-4. Bhangari K, Sangolli BS. Complications of therapeutic thoracocentisis with respect to time by using a unique and routine technique in a tertiary care centre. IP Indian J Immunol Respir Med 2020;5(2):1-4. Bhangari K, Sangolli BS. Epidemiological and clinical profile of multi drug resistant tuberculosis cases in Chitradurga district. IP Indian J Immunol Respir Med 2020;5(2):89-92 Dr. Ravikumar Study of Electrolyte Disturbances in Acute Asthma IJBMR- International Journal of Biological & Medical Research 2013; 4(3):3479 – 3482. ISSN: 0976:6685. Dr. Ravikummar Study of prevalence of hypomagnesemia and its impact on the severity of acute asthma. Journal of Evolution of Medical and Dental Sciences 2013; Vol2, Issue 30, July 29; Page: 5693-5699. Dr. Ravikummar A Comparative Study of Safety and Efficacy of Ritodrine versus Nifedipine in the Management of Preterm Labor Research Journal of Pharmaceutical, Biological and Chemical Sciences July-September 2013 RJPBCS Volume 4 Issue 3 Page No. 1388-1397 ISSN: 0975-8585 Ravi Kumar P, Efficacy of Terbutaline in preterm labour-our experience International Journal of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology/ September-October 2016/ vol 5/issue 5/ page 2118-2122. ISSN-2279-0780 Ravikumar P Impact of Self Medication among Urban & Rural Literate population, Journal of International Medicine and Dentistry 2016;3(2):73-79. JIMD P-ISSN 2454-8847 Ravi Kumar P, A Study of extra Respiratory TB and its outcome International Journal of advances in Medicine. 4(1):209-213; Feb2017 P Ravikumar Study of prevalence of asthma allergic rhinitis and atopy in the school children of 6-12 yrs of age in Tumakuru city, Indian Journal of immunology and respiratory medicine, October-December 2016:1(4): 88-92 Ravi Kumar P A study on concept of P- drug selection among rural general practitioners. International J of Basic & Clin Pharmacol. 6(1):155-8;Jan 2017 Ravi Kumar P Study on treatment outcome and adverse drug reactions among extra Respiratory tuberculosis patients treated under DOTS in a tertiary care hospital International Journal of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology.6(1) 48-52;Jan 2017 Ravi Kumar P Study of adverse drug reactions among Respiratory tuberculosis patients treated under dots in a tertiary care hospital, Umme Salma International Journal of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology. 6(4):779-783:Jan 2017 Ravi Kumar P Study of prevalence of asthma in school children of 6-12yrs of age in rural schools of Tumakuru district. Indian journal of asthma allergy and immunology Volume 31,issue-2,july- December 2017; 56-60 Ravikumar P Prevalence of metabolic syndrome in COPD and its association with severity of disease, Indian Journal of immunology and respiratory medicine. July-September 2017; 2(3):69-72 Ravi Kumar P Impact of chemotherapy with concurrent radiotherapy in Head and neck cancer patients, National journal of physiology, Pharmacy and Pharmacology Provisionally accepted Respiratory Medicine The Department of Respiratory medicine is a sophisticated, state-of-the-art specialty department with an efficient team comprising of specialized doctors and allied healthcare staff. It is equipped with the latest tools for diagnosis and management of Respiratory disorders. The Department aims to follow benchmark standards in the field of Respiratory medicine. The Department is actively involved in scientific research and publications. It also regularly takes part in activities like dissemination of information and promotion of awareness in the community Faculty Research Thrust Areas: Lung cancer Sleep related breathing disorders Interventional pulmonology Obstructive airway diseases Services Spirometry Allergy skin testing & immunotherapy Sleep lab: level 1 (Highest level) CPAP titration Chest ultrasound DOTS facility for tuberculosis patients DLCO Unit Flexible bronchoscopy – diagnostic & therapeutic Endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS)- radial probe Endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS)- convex probe Cryo probe Rigid bronchoscopy Rigid Thoracoscopy FNAC & BIOPSY OF LUNG – CT GUIDED Pleural aspiration Intercostal tube drainage, adhesiolysis, pleurodesis Broncho-pleural fistula closure 6MWT (Six Minute Walk Test) ABG (Arterial Blood Gas Analysis) MDCT – Multidetector CT Scan - Thorax CTPA – CT Respiratory Angiogram Chest Physiotherapy Tobacco Cessation Clinic Respiratory intensive & Critical care In-Patient Treatment ICU Bronchoscopy Meet our Team Dr.Ravikumar P Professor & HOD Dr. Basavaraj S Sangolli Associate Professor Dr. Ajay K J Senior Resident Dr. Jagadeesha H N Assistant Professor Dr. Sujay J Assistant Professor Dr. Shreeshail Anjutagi Senior Resident N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

MRI Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a technique that uses a magnetic field and radio waves to create detailed images of the organs and tissues within your body. Most MRI machines are large, tube-shaped magnets. When you lie inside an MRI machine, the magnetic field temporarily realigns hydrogen atoms in your body. Radio waves cause these aligned atoms to produce very faint signals, which are used to create cross-sectional MRI images — like slices in a loaf of bread. The MRI machine can also be used to produce 3-D images that may be viewed from many different angles. When It’s Done: MRI is performed to diagnose brain and spinal cord abnormalities, breast diseases, heart and blood vessels disorders, bone and joint disorders and internal organs disorders. MRI is a noninvasive way for your doctor to examine your organs, tissues and skeletal system. It produces high-resolution images that help diagnose a variety of problems. MRI can help diagnose various conditions such as: Disorders of the eye and internal ear Multiple sclerosis Stroke Tumours Spinal cord injuries Ballooning of the blood vessels (aneurysms) Joint disorders such as arthritis and bone infections Breast cancer Functional MRI of the brain (fMRI) can be used to identify important language and movement control areas in the brain in people who are being considered for brain surgery. MRI of the heart and blood vessels An MRI that focuses on the heart or blood vessels can assess: The size and function of the heart's chambers Thickness and movement of the walls of the heart The extent of damage caused by heart attack or heart disease Structural problems in the aorta, such as aneurysms or dissections Inflammation or blockages in the blood vessels MRI of other internal organs An MRI may be used to check for tumors or other abnormalities of many organs in the body, including the: Liver Kidneys Spleen Pancreas Uterus Ovaries Prostate Testicles MRI of bones and joints MRI may be used to help evaluate: Joint disorders, such as arthritis Joint abnormalities caused by traumatic or repetitive injuries Disk abnormalities in the spine Bone infections Tumors of the bones and soft tissues MRI of the breasts MRI may be used in addition to mammography to detect breast cancer , particularly in women who have dense breast tissue or who may be at high risk of the disease. MRI Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a technique that uses a magnetic field and radio waves to create detailed images of the organs and tissues within your body. Most MRI machines are large, tube-shaped magnets. When you lie inside an MRI machine, the magnetic field temporarily realigns hydrogen atoms in your body. Radio waves cause these aligned atoms to produce very faint signals, which are used to create cross-sectional MRI images — like slices in a loaf of bread. The MRI machine can also be used to produce 3-D images that may be viewed from many different angles. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Basaveshwara Health Hematology department treats a wide spectrum of conditions related to hematology: Acute Leukaemia The word “acute” in acute leukaemia comes from the fact that the condition progresses rapidly and are immature blood cells rather than mature cells called as blasts.Blasts can be of 2 types lymphoid and myeloid depending upon the lineage of origin. Chronic Leukaemia Chronic Leukaemia progresses very slow as compared to the rapid proliferation of Acute Leukaemia. It takes time to progress and mostly affects people over the age of 60. Hardly people in their 40 get affected with this form of cancer. Plasma Cell disorders Plasma cell disorders are a wide spectrum of disorders in which clones of malignant plasma cells over-produce and release into the bloodstream. Lymphoma – Hodgkin / Non Hodgkin Lymphoma is a cancer of the lymphatic system. Cancer begins in the infection-fighting cells and can occur in the lymph nodes, thymus, bone marrow, spleen and other parts of the body. Myeloproliferative Neoplasms Myeloproliferative Neoplasms refers to cancer caused due to the uncontrollable increase of red or white blood cells or platelets. It is a group of rare blood cancers. It leads to various complications like anemia, pancytopenia, thrombosis, etc. Thalassemia and other haemoglobinopathies The genetic diseases of haemoglobin cause Thalassemia and other structural haemoglobin variants. Thalassemia is an inherited blood disorder that causes your body to have less hemoglobin than normal. Haemoglobinopathies are inherited disorders of globin, the protein component of haemoglobin. All types of coagulation and thrombotic disorders Coagulation refers to the blood’s inability to form clots which can lead to bleeding diathesis. Thrombosis, on the other hand, refers to the formation of blood clots that obstruct the blood flow of the circulatory system. Haemoglobin and platelet disorders Various platelets disorders both acquires and hereditary can lead to decrease platelets count known as thrombocytopenia whereas, increased platelets counts are known as thrombocytosis. Haematology Clinical Haematology is a branch of clinical medicine which deals with diagnosis and treatment of blood disorders from conditions such as iron deficiency through to leukaemia.To put it simply, haematology is the study of blood, the organs that are involved in its formation, and the diseases associated with it. Haematology covers the diseases and treatment of all the organs and components that are responsible for the production of blood in your body. They include the blood cells (WBC and RBC), bone marrow, haemoglobin, the proteins available in blood, spleen, blood vessels, and platelets. Haematology Department at Basaveshwara Hospital Offers a wide range of services ranging from outpatient clinic, inpatient daycare facility, laboratory, blood bank under one roof. In addition, we also have advanced blood banking services with platelet aphaeresis, leukodepletion, irradiation facilities etc. - essential for high end complete haematological services. Haematology Haematology Department at Basaveshwara Hospital Offers a wide range of services ranging from outpatient clinic, inpatient daycare facility, laboratory, blood bank under one roof. In addition, we also have advanced blood banking services with platelet aphaeresis, leukodepletion, irradiation facilities etc. - essential for high end complete haematological services. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2023 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

CCU A fully equipped cardiac sciences department has a Digital Cath Lab, Coronary Care Unit (CCU) and Intensive Therapy Unit (ITU). Neurosciences department offers Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery and Microsurgery for conditions like disc prolapse, spine fractures, spinal tumours and similar ailments other than treatment of epilepsy. The key Orthopedics procedures include replacement surgeries for knee, hip and shoulder. ​ Basaveshwara hospital is a super specialty hospital with 33 specialty departments. As a part of his dream to develop a network of hospitals throughout Karnataka, it aims to bring world-class cardiac care and other facilities within the reach of the common man and to make cardiac surgery available and affordable to the masses. Basaveshwara hospital is a tertiary care hospital designed to cater the comprehensive health care. Specialties such as Cardiology & Cardiac Surgery , Trauma & Emergency, Neurology & Neurosurgery , Nephrology & Urology , Orthopaedics & Gastroenterology & GI Surgery, General & Laparoscopic Surgery, Critical Care , Diabetology & Endocrinology , Internal Medicine , Paediatrics and many more are offered here. Basaveshwara hospital is equipped with advanced Cath lab, MRI (1.5 Tesla), 128 Slice CT Scan, Digital X-Ray along with state-of-the-art medical equipments in OT & ICU. We also have advanced Dialysis facilities, Physiotherapy, Pathology & Radiology services . ​ Basaveshwara hospital combines the best of modern hospital design and medical technology with a pleasant ambiance. From diagnosis to rehabilitation, the doctors and the medical staff take care of the patient with a humane approach. The hospital has full-fledged in-patient & out-patient department along with round-the-clock emergency facilities. The hospital also offers preventive healthcare services along with the specially designed health check-up packages with an aim to preserve and promote good health and facilitate early diagnosis and treatment of illness. ​ The hospital has a fully equipped unit for cardiology and cardiac surgery complete with Coronary Care Unit (CCU) and Intensive Therapy Unit (ITU). Further we have digital Cath Lab facility along with advanced diagnostics and rehabilitation therapy centres. We are equipped with highly sophisticated instruments and equipment for diagnosis and treatment. CCU A fully equipped cardiac sciences department has a Digital Cath Lab, Coronary Care Unit (CCU) and Intensive Therapy Unit (ITU). Neurosciences department offers Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery and Microsurgery for conditions like disc prolapse, spine fractures, spinal tumours and similar ailments other than treatment of epilepsy. The key Orthopaedics procedures include replacement surgeries for knee, hip and shoulder. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Our doctors will guide you through the entire procedure of brain surgery . You need to inform the doctor about any present medications that you’re taking. Your doctor will advise you on which medicines you should stop taking before the procedure. You’ll also have to inform the doctor about any surgeries, allergies, or if you’re taking alcohol. Before the surgery, your hair will be washed with a special soap to kill any germs or bacteria in the region. There are several forms of brain surgeries such as: Craniotomy - This type of surgery is done to remove brain tumours, an aneurysm, drain out blood or infection from an infection, or remove any abnormal brain tissue. Biopsy - This is done to remove some brain tissues or tumours for inspecting them under a microscope. Minimally invasive endonasal endoscopic surgery - This helps in removing any tumours or lesions from your nose and sinuses. Minimally invasive neuroendoscopy - In this type of surgery, endoscopes are used to remove brain tumours. Deep brain stimulation - In this type of surgery, an electrode is placed inside your brain for transmitting electrical signals Immediately after a brain surgery is done, doctors will be monitoring you to see if everything is working fine or not. You will generally be seated in a raised posture to avoid swelling of your face. The period of your stay in the hospital can last up to a week. However, how long you have to stay depends on the type of procedure. You may have to take medications for some time after the surgery. Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion (ACDF) Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion (ACDF) is a surgical procedure to remove the degenerative disc in the neck area of the spine. It is also used to treat serious pain from a nerve root that has become inflamed. The treatment is performed by decompressing the spinal cord and nerve roots. ACDF procedure is used when other non-surgical treatments have failed. The patient is asked to change into the hospital gown. The surgeon makes an incision in the throat area to reach the front of the spine. A graft is inserted by removing the disc. The graft is inserted to fuse the bones present above and below the disc. The doctor recommends this surgery when the physical therapy and medications fail to relieve the pain in the neck or arm. Patients are sent home the same day. It may take 3-4 weeks for the person to recover completely. Lumbar Laminectomy Lumbar Laminectomy is a surgical procedure of the back to relive the compression on the spinal cord. The doctor removes the lamina which adds pressure on the spinal cord or nerve roots. The lamina is the part of the bone that forms the vertebral arch in the spine. Added pressure on the spinal cord causes mild to severe back pain, difficulty in walking, weakness or numbness in the legs and also causes difficulty controlling the bladder or bowel movements. The patient will be asked to lie down on the abdomen, in a kneeling position to reduce the weight of the abdomen on the spine. The surgeon will make a straight incision from the desired vertebrae to the lamina which is present down. He then removes the lamina and sets the nerve root back toward the center of your spinal column. He also removes the disc. The surgery takes about 2-3 hours to complete. Craniotomy Craniotomy is a surgical removal of a section of the skull in order to access the intracranial compartment. It is commonly performed to remove the brain tumor. It is also performed to remove a blood clot (hematoma), to control hemorrhage, to repair arteriovenous malformations (abnormal connections of blood vessels), to relieve pressure inside the skull, to drain a brain abscess, to perform a biopsy, or to inspect the brain. The surgeon makes an incision either around the occipital bone at the nape of the neck or a curved incision above the ear and eye. Once the incision is made on the skin, muscles and tissues of the scalp are folded back and the skull is exposed. Small holes are drilled into the skull. The bone flap is then removed to expose the brain tissues for the surgeon to perform the surgery. After the surgery, the bone flap is put back in place. The incision is finally covered with a bandage. It takes about 4-6 hours to complete the surgery. Neurosurgery At the Institute of Neurosurgery at Basaveshwara Hospital, neurosurgeons are trained in brain and nervous system surgery in order to treat people with brain and nervous system (neurologic) conditions. Neurological surgery is a special medical branch that is solely concerned with the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and recuperation of conditions which affect any portion of the nervous system such as the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves and extra-cranial cerebrovascular system. Neurosurgery is the branch of medicine that deals with surgery of the nervous system. The nervous system is made up of the central nervous nervous system and the peripheral nervous system. The brain and the spinal cord comprise the central nervous system while the peripheral nervous system is composed of the nerves and sensory receptors of the sense organs (such as the ears, eyes, skin etc.). Surgeons who perform neurosurgery are called neurosurgeons. The team of surgeons includes internationally reputed experts, who are deft at providing innovative and the most modern surgical treatment and management services for all sorts of disorders of the nervous system. Our team of surgeons and neurological specialists are trained from top universities and they aim to provide advanced clinical care focusing on using minimal invasive techniques to treat the patients. The hospital is committed to improve and research on the latest therapies used to treat neuron disorders in patients suffering from this disease. The department performs over 1000 procedures each year. We have a dedicated team of surgeons who have undergone training from top class faculty of reputed institutions. With an established and well-equipped lab, with latest technological equipments for the diagnosis and treatment of patients we aim to provide the best care in India. The neurosurgery division is equipped with dedicated state-of-art operating rooms with good infrastructure, exclusive intensive surgical wards and have established rehabilitation centre for post-operative patient care. Every test and procedure performed is well organized and the results are accurate; it is the togetherness of the team that brings out great results. The treatments offered by Basaveshwara Hospital for following: Brain tumour Cerebral Aneurysm Movement disorders Hydrocephalus Brain and spine surgery Vascular malformation Head injuries Aneurysms Epilepsy Blood clots Parkinson’s disease Stroke Brain tumours Nerve damage By providing excellent clinical and compassionate care, we protect the health and well-being of our patients to help them lead a healthy life. Neurosurgery At the Institute of Neurosurgery at Basaveshwara Hospital, neurosurgeons are trained in brain and nervous system surgery in order to treat people with brain and nervous system (neurologic) conditions. Neurological surgery is a special medical branch that is solely concerned with the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and recuperation of conditions which affect any portion of the nervous system such as the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves and extra-cranial cerebrovascular system. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2023 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Publications Pavitra K.S. shubrata, Kumar A and Gowda M (2019) Family matters! – The caregivers' perspective of Mental Healthcare Act 2017, Indian Journal of Psychiatry 61(10), pp 832-837. Kalmane. S, Pavitra. K.S, Sridhara. K.R (2019). Breaking the Barriers: A Qualitative Study of Caregivers’ Experience of First Episode Psychosis in a Town in South India. International Journal of Indian Psychology, 7(1), 471-481. DIP:18.01.053/20190701, DOI:10.25215/0701.053 Pavitra. K.S and Kumar V (2019) The interface of Dance, music and Psychiatry. The interface of Psychiatry; press. Chikkerahally GDMD. Assessment of quality of life in patients with alcohol dependence syndrome. Open J Psychiatry Allied Sci. 2019; 10:57-63. doi:10.5958/2394-2061.2019.00014.4. Epub 2018 Dec 4 Koshy B, Gopal Das C M, Rajashekarachar Y, Bharathi D R, Hosur SS. A cross-sectional comparative study on the assessment of quality of life in psychiatric patients under remission treated with monotherapy and polypharmacy. Indian J Psychiatry 2017; 59:333-40 Sharma A, Gopal Das C M. Study of depressive and anxiety symptoms in patients with orthopedic trauma. IJOS 2016;2(4):393-395 Kumar S, Shekar A, Das G, Nahar A, Pandiyan K, et al. (2014) Prevalence of Adult Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and its Correlates among Recently Diagnosed Young Adult Males with HIV. J AIDS Clin Res 5: 314. doi:10.4172/2155-6113.1000314 Co-author in a case report: Mohamed MurtuzaKauser, KasiJagadeesh M, Gopal Das C M, Santosh S V. Metoclopramide Induced Extrapyramidal Symptoms (Dystonia) in Adult Male Patient (A Case Report). Inventi Rapid: Brain Vol. 2014, Issue 3 Co-Author in a case report: Vrishabhendraiah SS, Gopal Das CM,Jagadeesh MK, Mruthyunjaya N. Disulfiram-induced seizures with convulsions in a young male patient: A case study. Indian J Psychiatry 2015; 57:309-10. MruthyunjayaNagraj, Deeapak RS, Ramanpeet Kaur. A study of pattern of Opioid users in a Southern District of Punjab state, India. IOSR Journal of Dental & Medical sciences. 2018 volume 17, issue 11 ver 4. Deepak RS, MruthyunjayaNagraj, AlokGhanate. Cognitive deficits in Alcohol Dependence syndrome. IOSR Journal of Dental & Medical sciences. 2019 Volume 18, Issue 2 sec 4. Books Dr. Gopal Das C M has contributed for a chapter titled ‘Sleep disturbance and coping strategies’ in a book titled ‘The art of Caring – Emergency Minds, A concept book’. Dr. Gopal Das C M has contributed for a chapter titled ‘The are of addressing adolescents in Dermatology and Aesthetic Practice in the book titled Essentials of Psychiatry for Dermatology and Aesthetic Practice. Psychiatry The Department of Psychiatry has faculty trained from various premier institutes of the country. The Department has adequate infrastructure for consultation and counseling for both outpatient and in-patient care of patients with mental illness. In- Patient facility includes general ward and acute care services with continuous monitoring. Apart from providing mental health care facilities, Department is working towards improvement in mental health awareness and educating public about mental illness. Manpower training in mental health has been given priority with inputs at undergraduate and postgraduate level and Department is working towards de-stigmatizing psychiatry and mental illness among health care providers. The Department of Psychiatry offers both inpatient and outpatient clinical services. The services provided broadly include assessment and management of severe mental illness (schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder), common mental illness (depression, neurotic and stress related), various addictions, consultation liaison psychiatry, epilepsy and related behavioural disorders, dementia and memory related disorders, child and adolescent services. The department provides Modified Electroconvulsive therapy, Electro-Encephalogram and Narcoanalysis services. The department is successfully conducting group therapy, 3 days in a week for all inpatients and outpatients with alcohol & other drug dependence syndrome. The department provides counseling and psychotherapy services on both inpatient and outpatients using various techniques like cognitive behavior therapy, interpersonal therapy and psychodynamic therapy. Counseling centre managed by the department provides services such as pre and post-surgery counseling, tobacco cessation services, premarital and sexual clinic, memory clinic, developmental disorder and stress management. Apart from counseling services, long term psychotherapy services for patients with mental illness are provided by both psychiatrists and psychologists. The department has an Electroencephalography, neuropsychological and psycho diagnostics facilities. Neuropsychological testing includes IQ assessments, cognitive assessment and neuropsychological tests, while psycho diagnostics include Rorschach Ink blot tests, Thematic Apperception Test and tests for personality assessments. The hospital provides serum lithium level assessment also. Treatment provided is pharmacological using medications, Electroconvulsive therapy and non-pharmacological methods including psychotherapy. The department runs the group counseling for patients with alcohol dependence syndrome. Psychiatry The Department of Psychiatry offers both inpatient and outpatient clinical services. The services provided broadly include assessment and management of severe mental illness (schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder), common mental illness (depression, neurotic and stress related), various addictions, consultation liaison psychiatry, epilepsy and related behavioural disorders, dementia and memory related disorders, child and adolescent services. The department provides Modified Electroconvulsive therapy, Electro-Encephalogram and Narcoanalysis services. The department is successfully conducting group therapy, 3 days in a week for all inpatients and outpatients with alcohol & other drug dependence syndrome. The department provides counseling and psychotherapy services on both inpatient and outpatients using various techniques like cognitive behavior therapy, interpersonal therapy and psychodynamic therapy. Meet our Team Dr. Pavithra K S Professor & HOD Dr. Gopal Das C M Associate Professor Dr. Anantha Kalyan D Senior Resident Dr. Deepak R S Associate Professor Dr. Aruna B Rao Senior Resident N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

While the gastroenterologists at Basaveshwara hospital perform a range of nonsurgical procedures, common ones include: - Examining the upper and lower GI tract and other internal organs with endoscopic ultrasounds - Colonoscopies to identify colon cancer or colon polyps - Liver biopsies to examine inflammation and fibrosis - Sigmoidoscopies to evaluate blood loss or pain in the bowel - Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography to detect tumours, gallstones, or scar tissue in the bile duct area - Double balloon enteroscopy and capsule endoscopy to examine the small intestine The Special clinics are- Liver Clinic- Liver Clinic-This clinic provides patients with chronic liver disease and liver cancers a one-stop solution. These patients are worked up based on standard protocols to get the accurate diagnosis and management of their condition. They are also given long term care for chronic liver disease. These patients are given counselling and worked up for liver transplantation . Obesity Clinic- The team of healthcare professionals, obesity specialist, dietitians and behaviour counsellor at Basaveshwara Hospital aim at improving the overall health of their patients and lower the risks of developing obesity-related complications. The treatment methods followed depend on the severity of obesity, overall health and willingness to participate in the weight-loss programmes. Dietary changes – Steady weight loss over the long term is considered as the best way to lose weight. The dietary changes one needs to make, involve going for healthier food choices and restricting certain foods. Physical activity – Regular aerobic exercises can help in burning calories and lose extra weight quite efficiently. One can also start by making simple changes like taking the stairs instead of the elevator, moving around periodically, etc. Behaviour changes – The behaviour modification program aims at encouraging patients to identify the habits and factors that contributed to their obesity and take steps to address them. Patients can take part in support groups and also talk to a mental health professional to help them deal with the emotional and behavioural issues related to eating. Prescription weight loss medication – Weight loss medication is recommended if the exercise and diet programs didn’t work effectively. These medications help the patient to stick to a low-calorie diet by suppressing the signals of hunger and lack of fullness. The doctor will consider the patient’s health history before prescribing any medication. In this modern era, obesity has become a common problem. Our team of Gastroenterologists along with Endocrinologists have developed a comprehensive care package for the management of obesity. Surgical options for the management of obesity are also offered to patients and their long-term care is looked after. Our doctors have expertise in the full spectrum management of gastrointestinal, liver, pancreato-biliary and bowel diseases. This includes disorders such as- Inflammatory and irritable bowel diseases Malabsorption syndrome Gastrointestinal bleeds Chronic diarrhoea Constipation Acute liver failure Chronic liver diseases through viral Alcoholic and other sources Portal hypertension Biliopancreatic disorders and malignancies The department is supported by surgical gastroenterology , medical oncology , radiology , radiotherapy, anaesthesiology and intensive care specialists. Medical Gastroenterology Basaveshwara Hospital provides a wide variety of services ranging from the management of advanced gastrointestinal tumours and pancreatic cysts to the treatment of severe illnesses such as ulcerative colitis, colon polyps, gallstones , H. Pylori infection and GERD (gastroesophageal reflux). Understanding the chronic and the evolving nature of digestive disorders prevalent in developing countries, Basaveshwara Hospital is at the forefront of diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal diseases through minimally invasive technology. This makes the procedure affordable while ensuring a speedy recovery. The patient is closely monitored throughout the process, from early detection, diagnosis and treatment to a better quality of life later. Gastroenterology is a specialty in medicine that deals with the diseases and conditions of the gastrointestinal systems. Basaveshwara Hospital presents to you a team of eminent gastroenterologists trained from top institutions with many years of experience in the field of gastroenterology. The group of doctors and technicians are well trained in their area of work, and provide the best service to all the patients experiencing chronic and acute disorders of gastrointestinal tract. The Institute of Advanced Gastroenterology & Therapeutic Endoscopy at Basaveshwara Hospital involves diverse specialties for the evaluation and treatment of digestive diseases. Along with this, patients will be privy to a critical multidisciplinary team of medical gastroenterologists and specialist surgeons to ensure an inclusive solution to all gastroenterological problems. The hospitals have a good infrastructure with a team of well-trained professionals that performs various tests related to gastroenterology. Senior doctors train the staff and they provide best of the service to the patients. Treatment here is specialized and covers all conditions of the gastrointestinal tract, helping in early detection and preventing chronic conditions. Various gastro-intestinal diseases are taken care of at the Gleneagles Global Hospitals and some of them are the following: Mal-absorption syndrome Gastrointestinal bleeding Irritable bowel diseases Constipation Diarrhea Peptic ulcer Medical Gastroenterology Basaveshwara Hospital provides a wide variety of services ranging from the management of advanced gastrointestinal tumours and pancreatic cysts to the treatment of severe illnesses such as ulcerative colitis, colon polyps, gallstones , H. Pylori infection and GERD (gastroesophageal reflux). Common symptoms that indicate you need to consult a specialist Many symptoms are probably an early sign that starts from normal digestive issues to extreme late signals which can affect your health miserably. Sometimes, these signals are new, which you may notice at first and they would be troubling you slightly. This is one reason why you may avoid taking the matter seriously and visit a medical gastroenterology doctor because it hasn’t gotten worse. Over the period, these symptoms turn serious signs, and then, it becomes mandatory for you to visit a professional for testing. If you are noticing these early conditions, you may have to consider making an appointment with a gastroenterologist. After all, prevention is always better than cure. Abdominal Pain Chest pain Nausea Heartburn Gas Belching Sudden weight gain Sudden weight loss Sudden changes in the bowel schedule Constipation or diarrhoea excessive Indigestion The purpose of noticing these symptoms is, it helps make a quick step to vanish your health problem before time. Although this isn’t a serious problem, reaching a gastroenterology hospital in India can help with the matter and provide you with a suitable solution. This way, you will be able to make the right step and treat yourself. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. Health

ICU on Wheels 24X7 We offers transport of your loved one around to any corner of Karnataka. Our medical teams are trained to provide care for adults, pediatric patients as well as cardiac care and ventilator dependent patients. We are a well established private ambulance service and have earned respect from many hospitals and nursing homes throughout the Karnataka, for our friendly and caring attitude and professional approach. To provide fast and quality medical response We become the trusted brand in Ambulance Services in the Chitradurga. As we believe in customer satisfaction, our customers used to refer us for their loved ones. We employ individuals that are dedicated towards their respective roles and put in a lot of effort to achieve the common vision and larger goals of our hospital. In the near future, we aim to expand its line of products and services and cater to a larger client base in Chitradurga. ICU on Wheels 24X7 We are a well established private ambulance service and have earned respect from many hospitals and nursing homes throughout the Karnataka, for our friendly and caring attitude and professional approach.

RICU Respiratory Intensive Care Units were born as "Areas for monitoring and treating patients suffering from acute respiratory failure (ARF) originally caused by respiratory disease and/or by acute exacerbation of chronic respiratory failure (CRF)". In these units, the monitoring techniques usually employed are prevalently noninvasive, and “noninvasive” ventilation is the preferred option. ​ Main goals ​ Respiratory Intensive Care Units aim to provide greater clinical control (constant monitoring of cardiovascular functions), ventilator support, if required, and most especially a greater level of nursing care. They are thus highly specialized facilities requiring highly qualified medical, nursing and rehabilitation personnel suitably trained to offer the patient, through a multidisciplinary approach, the prospect of recovering, even partially, their autonomy, and thereby containing management costs related to long-term stay in areas of general resuscitation. Target patients are typically those suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and chronic respiratory failure (CRF). Individual Rehabilitation Plan ​ The Individual Rehabilitation Plan (IRP), developed by the physician in collaboration with the other professionals in the team (nurse, psychologist, rehabilitation therapist, nutritionist-dietician), combines the various components in a mutually enhancing way. It is patient-centred and, as such, is unique to each patient. The IRP: ■ provides a comprehensive overview of the patient’s functional status and residual capacities, using, wherever possible, scales validated and/or recognized by scientific communities ■ defines the interventions which can help to achieve the set objectives, focussing on the various ascertained problems ■ involves regular assessment of the results achieved and verification of expected goals ■ is shared with the patient and, if possible, with the family The main areas of IRP intervention are: ComprehensiveDiagnostic Evaluation and Interdisciplinary Assessment Treatment of ARF Weaning from prolonged use of Mechanical Ventilation(MV) Clinical Monitoring Assessment and preparation of patients eligible for Home Mechanical Ventilation (HMV) Medical and Nursing Care RICU Respiratory Intensive Care Units were born as "Areas for monitoring and treating patients suffering from acute respiratory failure (ARF) originally caused by respiratory disease and/or by acute exacerbation of chronic respiratory failure (CRF)". In these units, the monitoring techniques usually employed are prevalently noninvasive, and “noninvasive” ventilation is the preferred option. Respiratory Intensive Care Units aim to provide greater clinical control (constant monitoring of cardiovascular functions), ventilator support, if required, and most especially a greater level of nursing care. They are thus highly specialized facilities requiring highly qualified medical, nursing and rehabilitation personnel suitably trained to offer the patient, through a multidisciplinary approach, the prospect of recovering, even partially, their autonomy, and thereby containing management costs related to long-term stay in areas of general resuscitation. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Body Donation What is Body Donation? ​ The donation of the whole body after death for the purpose of medical research and education. Body Donation is important for helping medical students and researchers to understand the human body and for the advancement of science any person wishing to donate their body can make prior arrangements with our Basaveshwara medical college and hospital, before death. Individuals may request a consent form. Basaveshwara medical college and hospital will give information about policies and procedures followed after the potential donor is deceased however. Signing a prior consent form is not compulsory but as preferable so that your family is aware of your decision and the role they need to play in fulfilling your wish.. Why is Body Donation so important? Dead human bodies (called cadavers) are used to teach students about Anatomy. the study of the structure of the body and how it works, It is one of the most important courses in the education of physicians. surgeons, dentists and other healthcare professionals. Cadavers are also used by research physicians in the development of new life-saving surgical procedures. for example. surgical approaches to various internal organs amongst others The medical institutions receive cadavers by voluntary donations, as well as from the police who donate the unclaimed bodies. These donations are highly valued by staff and students in medical institutions Anatomical bequests are much appreciated and contribute greatly to our understanding of the human body. Anyone considering the option of donating their body to science should know that their gift will be greatly valued. It will play a critical role in helping medical students master the complex anatomy of the human body and will provide researchers with the essential tools to help our patients of tomorrow Are there any limitations or conditions on Body Donation? Though most institutions welcome the offer of a donation. there are certain medical conditions that may lead to the offer being declined Medical Colleges can give you more information about these conditions and any other reasons why a Body Donation may be declined. Depending on the circumstances of a person’s death. a post-mortem examination may be required Post-mortem examination (sometimes referred to as an 'autopsy) is an important reason why a medical school might decline the offer of a Body Donation We recommend that potential donors and their families be prepared to consider alternative arrangements in these Circumstances. Which can arise unexpectedly. How do I donate my Body? You need to identify and get in touch with our Basaveshwara Medical College and Hospital in order to register your wish to donate your body after death in your city. You can obtain this information by clicking on the below Body Donation Form in Kannada & English format. The most important thing that you need to know is that, after your death it is your family or next who will carry out the process of donating your body Therefore. It’s very important that they are involved in your decision, aware of your wishes and are comfortable carrying out the entire process. Their support is of paramount importance. Body Donation The donation of the whole body after death for the purpose of medical research and education. Body Donation is important for helping medical students and researchers to understand the human body and for the advancement of science any person wishing to donate their body can make prior arrangements with our Basaveshwara medical college and hospital, before death. Individuals may request a consent form. Basaveshwara medical college and hospital will give information about policies and procedures followed after the potential donor is deceased however. Signing a prior consent form is not compulsory but as preferable so that your family is aware of your decision and the role they need to play in fulfilling your wish.. Body Donation form in Kannada Format Click Here Click Here Body Donation form in English Format N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

CT Scan At Basaveshwara Hospital, we believe parents and guardians can contribute to the success of this test, and we invite you to participate. Please read the following information to learn about the scan. A computerized tomography scan (CT or CAT scan) uses computers and rotating X-ray machines to create cross-sectional images of the body. These images provide more detailed information than normal X-ray images. They can show the soft tissues, blood vessels, and bones in various parts of the body. A CT scan may be used to visualize the: head shoulders spine heart abdomen knee chest During a CT scan, you lie in a tunnel-like machine while the inside of the machine rotates and takes a series of X-rays from different angles. These pictures are then sent to a computer, where they’re combined to create images of slices, or cross-sections, of the body. They may also be combined to produce a 3-D image of a particular area of the body. ​ Why Is a CT Scan Performed? A CT scan has many uses, but it’s particularly well-suited for diagnosing diseases and evaluating injuries. The imaging technique can help your doctor: diagnose infections, muscle disorders, and bone fractures pinpoint the location of masses and tumors (including cancer) study the blood vessels and other internal structures assess the extent of internal injuries and internal bleeding guide procedures, such as surgeries and biopsies monitor the effectiveness of treatments for certain medical conditions, including cancer and heart disease The test is minimally invasive and can be conducted quickly. CT Scan At Basaveshwara Hospital, we believe parents and guardians can contribute to the success of this test, and we invite you to participate. Please read the following information to learn about the scan. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

MICU The Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) cares for patients with a wide variety of serious medical illnesses. These patients may present with complex, co-morbid conditions from sepsis to pneumonia, acute respiratory distress syndrome to multiple organ failure. Team members provide 24/7 coverage with assistance from trained nurses, registrars and residents. Nurses and doctors posted in the ICU receive regular intensive training in critical care. One dedicated trained nurse is allotted exclusively to every patient admitted to the ICU. Standards of care established by the Critical Care Unit help ensure that patients receive optimum, coordinated care regardless of which ICU they are assigned to. Intensive care units, as previously explained, are for critically ill patients that require close supervision and monitoring; larger hospitals will separate medical and surgical patients. MICU stands for medical intensive care unit, while SICU is a surgical intensive care unit. MICUs handle a wide array of medical conditions and can treat patients suffering from lung problems, gastrointestinal problems, and blood infections. On the other hand, a SICU will treat patients who recently had surgery or could potentially need surgery. These two units have the same resources as a general ICU. MICU The Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) cares for patients with a wide variety of serious medical illnesses. These patients may present with complex, co-morbid conditions from sepsis to pneumonia, acute respiratory distress syndrome to multiple organ failure. Team members provide 24/7 coverage with assistance from trained nurses, registrars and residents. Nurses and doctors posted in the ICU receive regular intensive training in critical care. One dedicated trained nurse is allotted exclusively to every patient admitted to the ICU. Standards of care established by the Critical Care Unit help ensure that patients receive optimum, coordinated care regardless of which ICU they are assigned to. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Ultra Sound An ultrasound scan is a medical test that uses high-frequency sound waves to capture live images from the inside of your body. It’s also known as sonography. The technology is similar to that used by sonar and radar, which help the military detect planes and ships. An ultrasound allows your doctor to see problems with organs, vessels, and tissues without needing to make an incision. Unlike other imaging techniques, ultrasound uses no radiation. For this reason, it’s the preferred method for viewing a developing fetus during pregnancy. ​ Why an ultrasound is performed Most people associate ultrasound scans with pregnancy. These scans can provide an expectant mother with the first view of her unborn child. However, the test has many other uses. Your doctor may order an ultrasound if you’re having pain, swelling, or other symptoms that require an internal view of your organs. An ultrasound can provide a view of the: bladder brain (in infants) eyes gallbladder kidneys liver ovaries pancreas spleen thyroid testicles uterus blood vessels An ultrasound is also a helpful way to guide surgeons’ movements during certain medical procedures, such as biopsies. External ultrasound scan An external ultrasound scan is most often used to examine your heart or an unborn baby in your womb. It can also be used to examine the liver, kidneys and other organs in the tummy and pelvis, as well as other organs or tissues that can be assessed through the skin, such as muscles and joints. A small handheld probe is placed on your skin and moved over the part of the body being examined. A lubricating gel is put on your skin to allow the probe to move smoothly. This also ensures there's continuous contact between the probe and the skin. You shouldn't feel anything other than the sensor and gel on your skin (which is often cold). If you're having a scan of your womb or pelvic area, you may have a full bladder that causes you a little discomfort. There will be a toilet nearby to empty your bladder once the scan is complete. Internal or transvaginal ultrasound scan An internal examination allows a doctor to look more closely inside the body at organs such as the prostate gland, ovaries or womb. A "transvaginal" ultrasound means "through the vagina". During the procedure, you'll be asked to either lie on your back, or on your side with your knees drawn up towards your chest. A small ultrasound probe with a sterile cover, not much wider than a finger, is then gently passed into the vagina or rectum and images are transmitted to a monitor. Internal examinations may cause some discomfort, but don't usually cause any pain and shouldn't take very long. Endoscopic ultrasound scan During an endoscopic ultrasound scan, an endoscope is inserted into your body, usually through your mouth, to examine areas such as your stomach or gullet (oesophagus). You'll usually be asked to lie on your side as the endoscope is carefully pushed down towards your stomach. The endoscope has a light and an ultrasound device on the end. Once it's been inserted into the body, sound waves are used to create images in the same way as an external ultrasound. You'll usually be given a sedative to keep you calm and local anaesthetic spray to numb your throat, as an endoscopic ultrasound scan can be uncomfortable and may make you feel sick. You may also be given a mouth guard to keep your mouth open and protect your teeth, in case you bite the endoscope. UltraSound An ultrasound scan is a medical test that uses high-frequency sound waves to capture live images from the inside of your body. It’s also known as sonography. The technology is similar to that used by sonar and radar, which help the military detect planes and ships. An ultrasound allows your doctor to see problems with organs, vessels, and tissues without needing to make an incision. Unlike other imaging techniques, ultrasound uses no radiation. For this reason, it’s the preferred method for viewing a developing fetus during pregnancy. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

We also have a modern dialysis center that provides safe dialysis services to the patients with end-stage renal disease. The following are the treatments offered for the various kidney disorders at Basaveshwara Hospital. Kidney transplant Reconstructive urology Neuro urology treatments Kidney diseases Metbolic acidosis Uric acid nephropathy Chronic kidney disease Polycystic kidney disease Diseases Treated Under the Branch of Nephrology Nephrology focuses on ensuring the normal functioning of kidneys by treating conditions that hinder its processes. The various conditions that fall under the scope of nephrology include: Urine abnormalities such as excess excretion of protein, sugar, blood, casts, and crystals Glomerular complications that affect the tiny filtering systems of the kidneys known the glomerulus Cancers of the kidneys, bladder, and urethra Acute, sudden, long-term or chronic Renal failure Kidney infections Effects of diseases like diabetes and hypertension on the kidneys Acid-base fluctuations. Kidney and bladder stones Ill effects of toxins and drugs on the kidneys Nephrotic syndrome and nephritis Renal vascular diseases that disturb the blood vessel networks within the kidneys. Tubulointerstitial diseases affecting the kidneys tubules Autoimmune diseases including lupus and autoimmune vasculitis Hydronephrosis Dialysis and its associated long-term complications - hemodialysis as well as peritoneal dialysis Renal Transplantations Polycystic kidneys diseases in which large cysts or fluid-filled sacs grow within the kidney damaging its normal functioning – this may be congenital, inherited or genetic. Anemia related to kidney disease. Bone disease related to kidney disease Nephrology The Department specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of various kidney problems. Our team includes nationally and internationally renowned board-certified kidney disease experts. We offer a broad range of treatments by experts who perform clinical trials and who are working with many research institutions. Nephrology is the branch of internal medicine 's subspecialty that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of kidney-related diseases. A human body has two kidneys; they are the bean-shaped organs located on either side in the retroperitoneal space. Kidneys are responsible for removing waste products and excess fluid from the body. They are also critical for retaining fluid intake and maintaining electrolyte concentrations that may be subjected to change due to numerous conditions or medicines. Several kidney complications are systematic disorders, i.e. they are not only confined to the organ itself. These conditions need specialized treatment and medical care. The Nephrology Division at Basaveshwara Hospital offers comprehensive care to patients suffering from a spectrum of chronic and acute kidney diseases . We are one of the best kidney hospitals in India renowned for using advanced facilities and treatment options. The Nephrology experts at BMCH consistently invest time, effort, and expertise to help people maintain their kidney health through various non-invasive procedures. Our team of experienced Nephrologists is acclaimed for its rare clinical skills and for providing top-notch treatment to all classes of people ranging from children to adults. We at BMCH boast an adroit team of professionals including nephrologists, urologists, and other nursing staff. Nephrologists at the institute supervise and handle all parts of treatment, including early intervention, dialysis support, transplant, and clinical research. Our team of nephrologists is trained from renowned institutions. It is the dedication and passion of our surgeons to provide the best of service and innovative treatment to all people experiencing pain and discomfort because of the different kidney diseases. The labs, wards and theatres are well equipped with the latest technology medical devices and the infrastructure has been made for the patients to feel comfortable during the treatment. Nephrology The Department specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of various kidney problems. Our team includes nationally and internationally renowned board-certified kidney disease experts. We offer a broad range of treatments by experts who perform clinical trials and who are working with many research institutions. N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Publications Channa Reddy H “Gouty Arthritis - Analysis of Gender Disparities”-, International Journal of Contemporary Medical Research ,Volume 3 | Issue 3 | March 2016 , 862-863 Indexed in Index Copernicus Channa Reddy H “Study of open Carpal tunnel decompression under local anaesthesia without tourniquet”- J. Evid., Based Med. Healthc. 2016; 3(15), 562-563Indexed in Index Copernicus Channa Reddy H “Evaluation of results of comminuted intra-articular fractures of the distal end of the Radius treated by external fixation” -, International Journal of Orthopaedics Sciences 2018; 4(1): 235-238 Indexed in Index Copernicus Channa Reddy H, “ Epidemiology , Comorbidities and Clinical Features of Gout in Southern Part of India-Sch. J. App. Med. Sci., 2015; 3(9B):3284-3288 Indexed in Index Copernicus Channa Reddy H , Ambrish Sharma, “Post-operative orthopaedic hyponatremia -Etiology and clinical approach”- International Journal of Orthopaedics Sciences 2018; 4(2): 561-565Indexed in Index Copernicus Channa Reddy H, Ambrish Sharma, Peri-operative hyponatremia in orthopaedic injury patients” - Int J surgOrthopedics. 2017;3(4):130-136.Indexed in Index Copernicus Channareddy H, Epidemiological profile of artiular fractures of distal radius, National journal of Clinical Orthopaedics 2018: 2(3); 17 – 20 ISSN (P) 2521 – 3466, ISSN (E) 2521 – 3474. Indexed in Index Copernicus Orthopedics Overview The Department was established at BMCH, as part of the M.B.B.S Course, later the department expanded and introduced MS program with a focus on sub-specialization training. The faculty is encouraged to train in arthroplasty, arthroscopy and spine surgery which aids in providing advanced orthopedic care to patients. The department caters to central Karnataka. Faculty Services The Department provides excellent training opportunities for clinical training and adopts learner centric methods of education such as small group discussions, simulation training and student seminars. Specialty clinics like CTEV Clinic, spine clinic, arthroplasty and arthroscopy clinic run simultaneously on OPD days. The department has roped in the services of a counselor who will liaise with surgeons and help the patients to avail best treatment solutions and assist with their insurance formalities. Operation Theater The department has a state-of the art orthopaedic operation theatre for super specialty surgeries and general orthopaedic operations and is equipped with all instruments & implants for round the clock emergency and trauma surgeries. The department is supported by an intensive care unit & surgical ICU with ventilators for the critically ill patients Patient Care 24 hour emergency trauma care. Well equipped operation theatre with all modern equipments. Physiotherapy. Well established Artificial limb centre. Investigation Facility Digital X- Ray / PACS Joint and soft tissue USG. 3D CT scan and MRI. Treatment Facility Trauma care Shoulder, hip, knee arthroscopy Hip and knee arthroplasty Pediatric orthopedic surgery Deformity correction and ilizarov Spine surgery Teaching Program The department is involved in regular teaching program for MBBS and physiotherapy students. Department has got 2 post graduate seats. PG students are involved in OPD patient’s evaluation, in patients work up and assisting operations. There is a well-structured teaching program both in the class room and at the skill lab. The department possesses a well-equipped skill lab where the students are given hands on training in orthopedic procedures. Teaching Activities Journal club, Case discussion Seminar 1 / week Inter departmental meeting with radiology & Pathology Equipment at Operation Theatre General orthopaedic instruments Dynamic compression hip screw set External fixator sets ­ Aesculap Spinal surgery set Instrumentation for internal fixation of all Bones Instrumentation and prosthosis for hemiarthoplasty of hip Arthroscope with facilities for diagnostics and surgical procedure (Karl Storz) for ACL and meniseal surgeries. Harrington instrumentation set A.O. instrumentation set for both 3.5 mm and 4.5 mm Sourer Watson Jones fracture table Intramedullary Interlocking Nail set C ‘Arm’ image intensifier – Seimeni Joshi’s external stabilisation system for hand and Correction of CTEV Total hip instrumentation set and implants Cannulated screw instruments Instruments for locking plate fixation G.K. Interlocking nails (Howmedica) for Tibia & Fibula Basic Iuzarov instrumentation for Tibia & Fibula Equipment at O.P.D. and Wards Thomas splint – 20 Bohler braun splint – 10 Cervical traction apparatus – 10 Pelvic traction belts – 10 Portable X-ray machine – 2 Traction weights – 5 sets Water Beds – 3 Plaster of Paris removal equipment Slide projector – 1 Overhead projector – 2 Orthopedics The Department provides excellent training opportunities for clinical training and adopts learner centric methods of education such as small group discussions, simulation training and student seminars. Specialty clinics like CTEV Clinic, spine clinic, arthroplasty and arthroscopy clinic run simultaneously on OPD days. The department has roped in the services of a counselor who will liaise with surgeons and help the patients to avail best treatment solutions and assist with their insurance formalities. Meet our Team Dr. Channareddy H Professor & HOD Dr. Palakshaiah L Professor & Medical Superintendent Dr. Venkatasiva Reddy N Assistant Professor Dr. Tulaja Prasad P V Assistant Professor Dr. Anil S Nelivigi Professor Dr. Gururaj Meravanige Assistant Professor Dr. Naveena Jyothi H Assistant Professor Dr. Anilkumar T Bennur Assistant Professor Dr. Dharanish I Senior Resident Dr. Ramachandra Reddy K Senior Resident Dr. Pragadeeshwaran G Junior Resident/ PG Dr.Akashkumar Kadadinni Junior Resident/ PG Dr. Sujith B S Assistant Professor Dr. Ravi H Rangareddy Senior Resident Dr. Sachin N Junior Resident Dr. Kiran K M Junior Resident/PG Dr. Praveen Y Kuri Junior Resident/PG N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2023 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Monthly Bio-Medical Waste Management Quantity Record Month Category Quantity in Kilograms Total Quantity in Kilograms March-2022 Yellow Bag 750.96 Kg 2164.825 Kg Red Bag 1055.025 Kg White Bag 69.1 Kg Blue Bag 289.74 Kg Month Category Quantity in Kilograms Total Quantity in Kilograms April-2022 Yellow 675.52 Kg 2320.764 Kg Red 1054.55 Kg White 71.15 Kg Blue 519.544 Kg N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. 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Daily Bio-Medical Waste Management Quantity Record Year-2022 Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 27/04/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 24.42 Kg 42.68 Kg ------ 9.23 Kg 28/04/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 45.79 Kg 52.75 Kg ---- 16.42 Kg 29/04/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 36.2 Kg 54.47 Kg 25.25 Kg 15.85 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 30/04/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 34.4 Kg 50 Kg 42.9 Kg 14.1 Kg 01/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 24.2 Kg 35.9 Kg ---- 8.7 Kg 02/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 23.8 Kg 37.9 Kg 2.5 Kg 8.9 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 03/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 27.6 Kg 39.6 Kg 2.5 Kg 21.9 Kg 04/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 19.58 Kg 32.4 Kg ---- 9.1 Kg 05/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 22.5 Kg 39.7 Kg ---- 10.8 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 06/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 23.4 Kg 39.1 Kg ---- 11.7 Kg 07/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 30.1 Kg 35.05 Kg ---- 10.71 Kg 08/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 20.1 Kg 27.48 Kg ---- 07.73 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 09/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 28.3 Kg 40.01 Kg ---- 10.6 Kg 10/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 34.1 Kg 46.2 Kg ---- 13.35 Kg 11/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 25.86 Kg 36.52 Kg ---- 11.01 Kg Date Categories Quantity in Kg/Day 12/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 27.5 Kg 43.11 Kg ---- 13.55 Kg 13/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 30.01 Kg 34.32 Kg ---- 9.43 Kg 14/05/2022 Yellow Bag Red Bag White Bag Blue Bag 27.94 Kg 31.72 Kg ---- 10.63 Kg N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2023 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. 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Overview Goals: The goals of the Department are to follow the vision and mission of the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore and to give efficient health care and carry out quality research activity. Strengths: Adequate, efficient and well trained faculty with excellent team work and cooperation. Well equipped with speciality clinics like Voice clinic consisting of a stroboscopy unit, Vertigo clinic with a modern electronystagmograph and Video Head Impulse Testing System, Sleep Lab, Audiology department, facility for micro ear surgery, endoscopic sinus surgery, micro laryngeal surgery. Plans: The future plans are to motivate the staff to achieve goals of improving teaching skills, involvement in community oriented services, participation in surgical workshops and conferences and generating more scientific publications and research work. Otorhinolaryngology Publications Inferior turbinectomy for nasal obstruction- Study of 219 cases, Rao Manjunath, U.P Santosh, Journal of Evolution of Medical and Dental Sciences/ Volume2/Issue 9/ March4, 2013 Indexed in Indexcopernicus Study of correlation between nasal endoscopy and rhinogenic headache, Rao Manjunath, Kumar B Santhosha, J of Evolution of Med and Dent Sci/ Eissn- 2278-4802,Pissn-2278-4748/Vol.3/ Issue 17/ Apr 28,2014Indexed in Indexcopernicus Cryosurgery on inferior turbinate hypertrophy under topical anaesthesia – is it boon in electricity deprived places?, Rao Manjunatha, National Journal of Otorhinolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery,Vol. 1(10) No. 1, April 2013 Indexed in Indexcopernicus Is endoscopic septoplasty really superior than conventional septoplasty? Rao Manjunath, National Journal of Otorhinolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery, Vol. 1(10) No.2, August 2013 Combined endoscopic endonasal and subciliary approach in revision DCR casesManjunatharao S. V.1*, Rajshekar M. M.2 International Journal of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery Manjunatharao SV et al. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2017 Jul;3(3):693-698 http://www.ijorl.com pISSN 2454-5929 | eISSN 2454-5937 Indexed in Indexcopernicus Radiofrequency Turbinoplasty in Imidazoline-induced Rhinitis Medicamentosa, SV Manjunatha Rao Clinical Rhinology: An International Journal, May-August 2017;10(2):53-57 Indexed in Indexcopernicus Amardeep Singh, Manjunath K.*, Manjunatha Rao S. V., Akash Aradhya S. Prevalence of ENT diseases in Chitradurga district of Karnataka, India International Journal of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery Singh A et al. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2020 Feb;6(2):xxx-xxx http://www.ijorl.com pISSN 2454-5929 | eISSN 2454-5937 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18203/issn.2454-5929.ijohns2020xxxx Amardeep Singh, Manjunath K.*, Akash Aradhya S., Manjunatha Rao S. V. Lepromatous palate perforation and its surgical repair: a case report International Journal of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery Singh A et al. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2020 Feb;6(2):422-424 http://www.ijorl.com pISSN 2454-5929 | eISSN 2454-5937 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18203/issn.2454-5929.ijohns20200004 Manjunath K.*, Amardeep Singh, Manjunatha Rao S. V. Application of injection Kenacort, intradermal route in oral submucous fibrosis International Journal of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery Manjunath K et al. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2020 Feb;6(2):xxx-xxx http://www.ijorl.com pISSN 2454-5929 | eISSN 2454-5937 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18203/issn.2454-5929.ijohns20200037’ Manjunath K., Amardeep Singh*, Manjunatha Rao S. V. Otomycosis, frequency, clinical features, predisposing factors and treatment implications. International Journal of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery Manjunath K et al. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2020 Apr;6(4):xxx-xxx http://www.ijorl.com pISSN 2454-5929 | eISSN 2454-5937 Analysing the efficacy of polidocanol in injection snoreplasty Manjunath K.*, Amardeep Singh, Manjunatha Rao S. V., Akash Aradhya S. International Journal of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery Manjunath K et al. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2020 Feb;6(2):xxx-xxx http://www.ijorl.com pISSN 2454-5929 | eISSN 2454-5937 Manjunath K.1, Amardeep Singh1*, Smitha V.2 Parapharyngeal schwannomma: a case report International Journal of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery Manjunath K et al. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2020 Apr;6(4):xxx-xxx http://www.ijorl.com pISSN 2454-5929 | eISSN 2454-5937 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18203/issn.2454-5929.ijohns2020xxxx Otorhinolaryngology The department has Adequate, efficient and well trained faculty with excellent team work and cooperation. Well equipped with speciality clinics like Voice clinic consisting of a stroboscopy unit, Vertigo clinic with a modern electronystagmograph and Video Head Impulse Testing System, Sleep Lab, Audiology department, facility for micro ear surgery, endoscopic sinus surgery, micro laryngeal surgery. Research Thrust Areas Noise Induced Hearing Loss and Bio Film in the middle ear infection Research by Faculty Research by students Following services are provided by the department 24hrs emergency services, OPD facility on all week days (9 to 4.30), Sundays from (9-1). Endoscopic facility both in OT & OPD. Video stroboscopy services to diagnosed various voice disorders. Electronystagrography to detect balance disorders. Microscopic facility in the OPD to diagnose various ear disorders. Sleep study in sleep lab in collaboration with department of pulmonary medicine. Speech therapy. Audiology services. Hearing aid trials. Neonatal screening programmes. Speech and voice analysis/services. Investigative facilities like Nerve conduction, EMG, BERA, Video Impulse test, Stroboscopy facility, evaluation of sleep apnoea syndrome, Newborn screening for hearing etc. Otological Surgeries, Head & Neck surgery, Microlaryngeal surgery, Endoscopic sinus surgeries are provided apart from routine ENT surgeries. Community Activity ​ School health education regarding Noise Induced Hearing Loss and evaluation of hearing in high risk population has been conducted. The Institution has established 20 rural health centres, of which 14 are attached to the medical college. These rural centres provides secondary and tertiary level treatment to the community around, annually around 50,000 people are treated. Patients requiring advanced treatment are brought to the 1000 bedded teaching hospital of the college. Interns and postgraduate students are posted for training in these centres, staff members provide visit to these centres. Research & Services Meet our Team Dr. Manjunatha Rao S.V Professor & HOD Dr. Prahalada N.B Professor Dr. Akash Aradhya S Assistant Professor Dr. Asha M Senior Resident Dr. AM Shivakumar Professor Dr. Manjunatha K Associate Professor Dr. Ramya R K Junior Resident / PG Dr. Raisa T Junior Resident / PG N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2023 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

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Emergency Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine provides emergency care round-the-clock to patients with a variety of emergencies. It is manned by faculty, senior residents and junior residents to provide efficient emergency care. Emergency Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine services were established in 2019. It was created with the vision of providing holistic and quality Emergency Medical care to all those who seek it. Department of Emergency Medicine provides emergency care round-the-clock to patients with a variety of emergencies. It is manned by faculty, senior residents and junior residents to provide efficient emergency care. ​ AIMS AND OBJECTIVES To provide quality patient care in Emergency Medicine Department To provide quality teaching and training to the postgraduates of other disciplines in Emergency care. To provide quality education to the undergraduate medical To learn common organizational structures of Emergency Medical Services To learn the principles of Emergency Medicine Department. FACILITIES Emergency Triage Area Resuscitation area Emergency ward with ICU facilities Emergency Operation Theatre &recovery room. Round the clock Laboratory services 24 hour Emergency Imaging facilitates-- X-ray , CT Scan & Ultrasonography Advanced excellent trauma services Independent unobstructive approach Electrocardiography, ECHO. Observation and treatment area Equipped with state of art equipment like Cardiac Pacemaker Suction apparatus Provision of different types of stretchers In-house training for basic and advanced life support Dedicated decontamination area BLS,ACLS, ATLS certified technicians and nurses Ambulance Services Publications G B Jyothi Prakash, Anil Nelivigi Rajesh M S. Study of Awareness of stroke symptoms and Risk factors : A field Based Study, Indian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 2, April – June 2020 DOI:http://dxdoi.org/10.21088/ijem.2395.311X.6220.3 Indexed In Indexcopernicus Sudheendra Rao T, Rajesh Comparison of Simultaneousl obtained central venous blood Gas and arterial Blood Gas Analysis for pH, pCO2, BE and K+ in Patients Attending Emergency Medicine of Tertiary Care Centre, MS Indian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 2, April – June 2020 DOI:http://dxdoi.org/10.21088/ijem.2395.311X.6220.10 Indexed In Indexcopernicus Anil Nelivigi, Rajesh MS Comparison of Clinical Profile of Acute Myocardial Infarction between elderly and young patients attending Tertiary Care Hospital, Indian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 2, April – June 2020 DOI:http://dxdoi.org/10.21088/ijem.2395.311X.6220.1 Indexed In Indexcopernicus Rajesh MS, Anil Nelivigi, Clinico epidemiological profile of poisoning cases admitted in Emergency Department of a Tertiary Care Hospital. Indian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 2, April – June 2020 DOI:http://dxdoi.org/10.21088/ijem.2395.311X.6220.6 Indexed In Indexcopernicus GB Jyothi Prakash, Rajesh MS, Anil Nelivigi, CA Study on effect of gastric Lavage on outcome of Poisoning in a Tertiary Care Hospital. Indian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 2, April – June 2020 DOI:http://dxdoi.org/10.21088/ijem.2395.311X.6220.9 Indexed In Indexcopernicus Sudheendra Rao T, Rajesh Comparison of Simultaneousl obtained central venous blood Gas and arterial Blood Gas Analysis for pH, pCO2, BE and K+ in Patients Attending Emergency Medicine of Tertiary Care Centre, MS Indian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 2, April – June 2020 DOI:http://dxdoi.org/10.21088/ijem.2395.311X.6220.10 Indexed In Indexcopernicus Sudheendra Rao T, Rajesh MS Use of Point of Care Testing in Ambulance on Hypoglycemic Patients during an ambulance call in Relation to Diagnostic Effeciency: An observational Study, Indian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 2, April – June 2020 DOI:http://dxdoi.org/10.21088/ijem.2395.311X.6220.17 Indexed In Indexcopernicus Meet our Team Dr. Rajesh M S Professor & HOD Dr. Sudhindra Rao T Associate Professor Dr. Arjun Kakubaal Senior Resident Dr. Abhishek T G Senior Resident Dr. Madhushri D V Assistant Professor Dr. Santosh S Ujjanappa Assistant Professor Dr. Nareshachari D B Senior Resident Dr. Jagadeesh K S Senior Resident Dr. Santhosh S M Senior Resident Dr. Sharath M Hande Senior Resident Dr. Adarsha B Senior Resident Dr. Ravishankar G S Senior Resident Dr. Veeresh K M Senior Resident N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2023 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. < Health

Anaesthesiology and Critical Care The department of Anesthesiology, at BMCH has competent faculty capable of providing utmost patient care in all the specified areas and disseminate the same skills to the students. ‘Lifeline of the hospital’ is an apt word for our department, which caters to all emergency and intensive care requirements of the Hospital. Publications Dr. Megha G H, Professor & HOD Megha G H1,*, Kamala G R2, Sanjeev G M3. Effect of dexmeditomidine in supraclavicular brachial plexus block. Indian Journal of Clinical Anaesthesia, 3(2). Indian Journal of Clinical Anaesthesia, January-March,2016;3(1):102-10 7Indexed in Indexcopernicus Megha G H1,*, Ashwini G S2, Raghavendra T3. Efficacy of phenylephrine and ephedrine in maintaining maternal blood pressure intraoperatively during spinal anaesthesia for caesarean section. Indian Journal of Clinical Anaesthesia, 3(2)Indexed in Indexcopernicus Ashwini GS1, Megha GH2, Rakesh Alur T3. A Randomised Controlled Trial Comparing I-Gel Supraglotic Airway and the Classic Laryngeal Mask Airway. Indian Journal of Anesthesia and Analgesia 2019; 6(6) (Part - I): 1895-1897 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijaa.2349.8471.6619.3 Megha GH1, Ashwini GS2 A Comparative Study of Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) Values in Relation with Time and Temperature Indian Journal of Anesthesia and Analgesia 2019; 6(6) (Part - I): 1969-1972 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijaa.2349.8471.6619.15 Megha GH1, Kamala GR2. A Comparison between Ultrasound Guided and Conventional Technique of Brachial Plexus Blockade by Infraclavicular Approach. Indian Journal of Anesthesia and Analgesia 2019; 6(6) (Part - I): 1981-1983 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijaa.2349.8471.6619.18 Dr. Madhusudhan R Bhovi. Professor Dr.Madhusoodana R B, Bilateral Illioinguinal nerve block for post-operative pain relief and Maternal behavioral response following lowe segment casesarean section under General Anaesthesia – Clinical Trail Paripex- Indian Journal of Research Volume Issue 12 December 2015 ISSN 2250-1991 Indexed in Indexcopernicus Dr. Madhusoodana R B, A Prospective Clinical Study of 100 Cases of Early Termination of pregnancy (upto 8 weeks ) by Manual Vaccum Aspiration Tecnquie , Global Research Analysis , Volume : 2/ Issue 12/Dec 2013 –ISSN No 2277 -8160 Indexed in Indexcopernicus Dr.Madhusoodana R B Ultra Fast Tracking in Anaesthesiology During Surgery for atrial Septal Defect (Asd) Closure Using Laryngeal Mask Airways IJSR, International Journal of scientific Research Volume 5/Issue 1/January 2016 ISSN NO 2277 -8179 Indexed in Indexcopernicus Dr.Maddhusoodana R B A clinical Study of prevalence of gestational diabetes mellitus and associated risk factors ar t tertiary care centrein Karnataka, India, International Journal of Reproduction Contraception, Obstetrics and Gyneocology, 2015 Dec 4,6 1840 – 1845, pISSN 2320-1770/eISSN 2320-1789Indexed in Indexcopernicus Dr.Maddhusoodana R B A comparative study of ephedrine infusion with the preload of Crystalloids for prevenetion of hypertension during spinal anaesthesia for elective caesarean section Dr. Ashwini G S. Associate Professor Ashwini G S1, Kamala G R2, Ramesh.K3 A Prospective Randomized Double Blind Controlled Study Evaluating the Effects of Dexmedetomidine on Haemodynamic Status in Patients Undergoing Laparoscopic Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy. Indian Journal of Clinical Anaesthesia, 2015;2(4):227-234 Indexed in Indexcopernicus Megha G H1,*, Ashwini G S2, Raghavendra T3. Efficacy of Phenylephrine and Ephedrine in maintaining maternal blood pressure intra operatively during spinal anesthesia for caesarean section Indian Journal of Clinical Anaesthesia,January-March,2016;3(1):108-114Indexed in Indexcopernicus Anaesthesiology and Critical Care Anesthesiology is the medical specialty concerned primarily with the total preoperative care of patients before, during and after surgery. Anesthesiologists are indeed preoperative physicians. It encompasses anesthesia, post-operative pain management, intensive care medicine, and critical emergency medicine. Acute and chronic pain management also form an integral part of the specialty. The specialty- course deals with study of anesthetic agents to meticulously support patient’s vital functions through the perioperative period. Anaesthesia is a specialty where newer pharmacological agents and innovations in the techniques happen time and again. Anaesthesia is fast developing into a safe and diligent branch of medicine where precise and explicit outcomes are anticipated. In some countries anesthesiologists comprise the largest single cohort of doctors in hospitals, and their role can extend far beyond the traditional role of anesthesia care in the operating room, including fields such as providing pre-hospital emergency medicine, running intensive care units, transporting critically ill patients between facilities, and prehabilitation programs to optimize patients for surgery. The department of Anesthesiology, at BMCH has competent faculty capable of providing utmost patient care in all the specified areas and disseminate the same skills to the students. ‘Lifeline of the hospital’ is an apt word for our department, which caters to all emergency and intensive care requirements of the Hospital. It is the horizontal and not the vertical hierarchy functioning, that makes the outcome exceptionally par excellence, both in terms of teaching-learning activities and patient care. The MCI has very recently permitted for the admission of three PG seats. This is in itself a stamp of approval of a large number and variety of cases managed, regular teaching programs and the involvement shown by the students in an altogether enriching learning environment. Postgraduates are being trained in pre-anaesthetic evaluation, all sub-specialities of anaesthesiology, intensive care, pain and palliative care. They have a structured program of practical training on rotational basis in all sub-specialities of anaesthesia to make them confident of handling variety of patients. They are also presenting seminars, journal clubs and clinical cases as per the RGUHS guidelines. They are evaluated periodically for their proficiency in theory as well as practical work. Postgraduates are also trained to conduct a scientific clinical research by the way of dissertations. They are allowed to conduct elective as well as emergency cases under the direct supervision of concerned faculty. Doctors in the department of anaesthesiology induce anesthesia for patients of all age group including pre-term infants to Geriatric age. Department has facilities for anaesthetising patients coming for surgeries under various departments like General Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Orthopaedics, ENT, Ophthalmology, Neurosurgery, Plastic Surgery, Urology, Paediatric Surgery, Cardiac Surgery and Oro-facio-maxillary Surgery. Anaesthesia services outside OT include Pre-anaesthetic evaluation clinic, Electroconvulsive therapy, and during Endoscopies., Anaesthesia for CT and MRI. Department has a variety of airway gadgets like Laryngoscopes, Laryngeal Mask Airways, Fibreoptic bronchoscope, bougie etc. for managing difficult airways. Other facilities include invasive blood pressure monitoring, Peripheral nerve stimulator for giving nerve blocks, non fiberoptic bronchoscopy, BIS monitoring, cardiac output monitoring. A team of trained Anesthesiologists is involved in various forms of treatment such as Labour Analgesia and chronic pain management. They are involved in Intensive Care of patients admitted in various ICUs. Patients requiring anaesthesia services here are generally sicker, with multiple co-morbid diseases like diabetes, hypertension, coronary artery disease, stroke, respiratory diseases, renal failure, deranged liver function etc who require advanced monitoring and expert handling to ensure safety, faster recovery and better outcome of the patients. Facilities in Anesthesiology Department Our facilities located within the Department include: ​ Pre-anaesthetic clinic ​ 1. Post Anaesthesia Care Unit Critical care unit 2. Palliative care Pain clinic Department library 3. Department museum Department research lab Clinico pathological 4. conference Death review meetings 5. Skill Lab Meet our Team Dr. Megha G H Professor & HOD Dr. Mahusodhan R Bhovi Professor Dr. Shruti B Ghodageri Assistant Professor Dr. Prachi Dubey Assistant Professor Dr. Ashwini G S Associate Professor Dr. Dasappa T V Assistant Professor Dr. Shashank M Assistant Professor Dr. Raghu SP Assistant Professor Dr. Shivakumar K C Senior Resident Dr. Afzal Sharief Senior Resident Dr. Vijayalakshmi J D Senior Resident Dr. Rakshitha H R Senior Resident Dr. Peram Srividya Assistant Professor Dr. Arun N Assistant Professor Dr. Kataraki Timmareddy Senior Resident Dr. Padmaja K C Senior Resident Dr. Dharuni Priya K R Junior Resident / PG Dr. Shivashankar Junior Resident / PG Dr. Sri Lekha Junior Resident / PG N.H 4, Bypass Road, K.H.B COLONY, Chitradurga - 577501 www.basaveshwarahospital.com Toll Free Number: 1800-102-1949 Basaveshwara Medical College & Hospital Copyright © 2024 Designed & Developed by KARTHIK G V @ BMCH. Health