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Anatomy

Overview

The branch of biology that deals with the study of structures of human beings is referred to as Anatomy. Dissection of cadavers forms the corner stone in learning Anatomy. The curriculum ranges from Grass Anatomy, Osteology (Study of Bones), Histology (study of tissues) to embryology and applied Anatomy. The department of Anatomy is situated in the preclinical block of medical college campus.

The department of Anatomy at Rajarajeswari Medical College and Hospital stands out in its uniqueness. The section is marked with a huge dissection hall that has good ventilation &. attached to the dissection hall is the embalming room with storage tanks for preservation of the cadavers. The cleanliness is always maintained and is under observation by our trained attenders. The students are given a combination of lectures, visual presentations and dissections to ensure that they understand every aspect of the body from head to toe thoroughly.

The department also comprises of:

1. The Histology Practical Lab which is spacious and well equipped with USB 2 digital camera. Students are individually provided with microscopes for the study of slides. Adjacent to it is the research lab where all necessary equipments are available for research purpose.

2. Further there are lecture halls, departmental library, & well furnished staff rooms. And the dissection hall comprising of bone and meat cutting machines, embalming room, storage tanks and cooling cabinets for dead bodies and dissection tables.

3. The museum is one of the highlights to the department where specimens both dry and wet are neatly arranged.

4. The Department Library consists of adequate books for the study references of the students. Add to this, two demonstration rooms are provided for Osteology classes in smaller batches of students and also to conduct tutorials and seminars.

Why Choose Us?

  • This is one of the premier institutes of Karnataka
  • The institute has got excellent infrastructure.
  • The department has well equipped museum which facilitates the student to learn and know additional details of the structure of the human body.
  • Department library house adequate books, journals and research material that helps the students to acquire additional knowledge of anatomy of the human body apart from regular books.

Facilities

INFRASTRUCTURE
1.    LECTURE HALL                                         263 sq meters
2.    HISTOLOGY  PRACTICAL  LAB                90 sq mts
3.    DISSECTION HALL                                  500 sq mts
4.    LIBRARY  CUM SEMINAR ROOM           40 sq mts
5.    DEMONSTRATION ROOMS (4)              90 sq mts (Each)
6.    PREPARATION ROOM                       27sqmts
7.    RESEARCH LABORATORY                      58 sq mts
8.    MUSEUM                                   300 sq mts

Above all infrastructure is utilized to provide outstanding educational experiences to the students through competent facilitators.
We facilitate relevant quality research studies/ research training programmes to students and faculty by providing environment that nurtures original thinking.

TEACHING METHODOLOGY
  • Teaching method is the stimulation, guidance & encouragement for effective learning.
  • UG-250/yr, PG-6/yr
  • BDS, BPT, Nursing, Paramedical & Allied courses.
  • Didactic lectures, Small group teaching-Dissection ,Histology- slides demonstration,Osteology,Tutorials ,Group discussions, Self directed learning
  • Interdepartmental clinical teaching
  • Seminars & Journal clubs

Faculty

Research

The Anatomy research lab for PG s located in the 3 rd floor of the building is equipped with latest instruments.

  • Digital microscope with CCTV and computer assembly.

  • Anthropometric instruments

  • Special stains and cryostat for Histo chemistry

  • Instruments for H & E preparations

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Awards

  • Dr. Dharam Narain Gold Medal for the best research paper was awarded to Dr. Balakrishna

  • BANGARADA MANUSYA, D.D Chandana award, Kannada sahithya parishad award Peace award to Dr. G K Ramachandrappa

  • Dr. Ramachandrappa G. K BANGARADA MANUSYA, D.D Chandana award, Kannada sahithya parishad award, Peace award Director -Prasaranga - RGUHS
    Editor – Karnataka Medical Journal
    Editor – IMA – Focus

  • Dr. Sathyamurthy Bhas acted in popular kannada serial & is also a running cricket commentator

  • Dr. Balakrishna Dr. Dharam Narain Gold Medal for the best research paper

  • Dr. Pavan Sisodiahas won gold medal for oral presentation in International conference (China)

Curriculum

The different subdivisions in the study of human anatomy are:
  • General Anatomy

  • Gross Anatomy

  • Embryology

  • Histology

  • Genetics

  • Radiological Anatomy

  • Human Osteology

Practical:

Dissection: Total duration of 32-34 weeks Histology – 6 hours / week

Lectures:

Teaching hours – 4 hours / week Tutorials – 2 hours / week

Knowledge

  1. Comprehend the normal disposition, clinically relevant interrelationship, functional and cross sectional anatomy of various structures in the body.
  2. Identity the microscopic structure and correlate elementary ultra structure of various tissues and organs and correlate the structure with the functions as a pre-requisite for understanding the altered stale in various disease processes.
  3. Comprehend the basic structure and connections of the central nervous system to analyze the integrative and regulative functional of the organs and systems He/ She should be able to locate the site of gross lesions according to the deficits encountered
  4. Demonstrate knowledge of principles and sequential development of the organs and systems, recognize the critical stages of development and the effects of common teratogens. Genetic mutations and environmental hazards. He/She should be able to explain the developmental basis of major various abnormalities.
  5. Point out the features of various appearances of normal human body in skiagrams after routine Radiological investigations.
  6. Understand the principles of karyotyping and identify the gross congenital anomalies.
  7. Understand principles of newer imaging techniques and interpretation of CT Scans and Sonograms.
  8. Understand clinical basis of some common clinical procedures i.e. intramuscular, intravenous injections. Lumbar puncture and kidney biopsy.
  9. Understand different types of Bio medical waste, their potential risks and their management

Skills

  1. Identify and locate structures of the body and mark the topography of living anatomy.
  2. Identify the organs and tissues under microscope

Integration

From the integrated teaching of other basic sciences, radiology and surgery, the students should be able to comprehend the regulation and integration of the functions of the organs and systems in the body, thus interpret the anatomical basis of disease process.

Faculty

  • Dr. Sathya Murthy B

    Professor & Dean
  • Dr. Shruthi B.N

    Professor & HOD, Dean of UG Studies
  • Dr. Mangala S

    Professor
  • Dr .Deepali D. Deshatty

    Professor
  • Dr.Bharathi D

    Promoted as Professor
  • Mr.Vineesh P.V

    Asst. Professor
  • Mrs. Padmalatha N

    Assistant Professor
  • Mr. Krishna.G

    Assistant Professor
  • Dr. Vijay Gowda K R

    Tutor
  • Dr. Pavankumar S Handral

    Tutor
  • Dr. Anoop B John

    Tutor
  • Dr. Manish M

    Tutor
  • Dr. Manish G Kulkarni

    Tutor
  • Dr. Navneeth K N

    Tutor
  • Dr. Shreenidhi M S

    Tutor
  • Dr. Pradeepkumar S Hadagall

    Tutor
  • Dr. Manasa S

    Sr. Resident
  • Dr. Thavasiva Rg

    Sr. Resident
  • Dr. Vaishnavi Seshadri

    Sr. Resident
  • Dr. Mansa K

    Sr. Resident
  • Dr. Sarala S

    Assoc.Professor
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