The Department of ENT & HNS organized a Hands-On Workshop on Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES) as part of PHONOCON 2026 on 05/02/2026, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Date: 21/02/2026
Time: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Venue: Kadamba Hall (College Auditorium)
With the blessings of our Founder Chancellor, Dr. A. C. Shanmugam, and President, Sri A. C. S. Arun Kumar, the Department of Anaesthesiology at Rajarajeswari Medical College and Hospital successfully organized a Workshop and Continuing Medical Education (CME) program titled “Labour Analgesia – Navigating Labour Pain and Management Options for Comfortable Childbirth” on 21st February 2026.
The program was formally inaugurated in the presence of Dr. C. N. Seetharam, Chief Executive Officer; Dr. Sathyamurthy B., Dean; and Dr. Basavaraj Bandare, Principal of Rajarajeswari Medical College. The dignitaries highlighted the growing importance of safe, evidence-based labour analgesia practices in enhancing maternal comfort, safety, and overall childbirth outcomes.
The CME was conducted under the leadership of Dr. Karthik G. S., Professor and Head of the Department of Anaesthesiology, who served as the Organising Chairperson. The academic sessions were meticulously curated and led by Dr. G. L. Ravindra, Course Director, whose expertise in labour analgesia ensured a scientifically robust and seamlessly executed program. Dr. Sudheer and Dr. Sowmya M. J., as Organising Secretaries, played a crucial role in coordinating and successfully conducting the event.
The faculty panel comprised eminent experts including Dr. Praveen B. J., Dr. Priya Motiani, Dr. Anitha Prashanth, Dr. Shwetha Seetharamaiah, Dr. Roopakala, Dr. Nikhila Raj, Dr. Manasa, Dr. Bhaskara B., and Dr. Chandrika Dutt. Their insightful presentations and clinical expertise enriched the academic quality of the workshop.
The event witnessed an enthusiastic participation of 155 delegates from across Karnataka, reflecting the growing interest in structured training in obstetric anaesthesia.
Scientific Sessions
The forenoon session featured comprehensive scientific deliberations focusing on:
• Evidence-based labour analgesia practices
• Recent advances in techniques and drug protocols
• Safety considerations and implementation strategies
Hands-on Skill Stations
The post-lunch session was dedicated to an interactive hands-on workshop conducted in the institutional Skill Lab. Delegates were divided into three groups and rotated across dedicated skill stations:
• Drugs and Adjuvants in Labour Analgesia – Emphasis on pharmacology, dosing strategies, and safety.
• Troubleshooting and Case Scenarios – Real-time discussion of clinical challenges and decision-making approaches.
• Neuraxial Ultrasound and TAP Anatomy – Practical training on neuraxial ultrasound techniques and anatomical identification using mannequins, along with hands-on practice of neuraxial procedures to refine technical skills.
A highlight of the workshop was the engaging panel discussion moderated by Dr. G. L. Ravindra, which encouraged active student participation and fostered meaningful academic exchange.
Accreditation & Feedback
All delegates were awarded two credit points by the Karnataka Medical Council. The workshop received excellent feedback, particularly appreciating the organization, infrastructure, interactive learning model, and high scientific standards.
Conclusion
The CME concluded on an inspiring note, reaffirming the department’s commitment to advancing obstetric anaesthesia education and promoting safe, effective labour analgesia practices. The success of the event has strengthened the resolve to conduct similar academic programs once every two years, further contributing to improved maternal care and patient comfort during childbirth
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A Guest Lecture was organized by the Department of Pathology, Rajarajeswari Medical College & Hospital (RRMCH) on 27th November 2025 from 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM.
The guest lecture was delivered by Dr. Manjunath Heggere, MD, Pathologist and Medical Director of Laboratory Services at Windber Medical Center, Windber, Pennsylvania, USA, and President of Western Pennsylvania Pathology, LLC.
Dr. Manjunath spoke on two important topics: Atypical Intraductal Proliferations of Breast and Basics of Autopsy. He elaborated diagnostic criteria, morphological features, and differential diagnoses related to atypical intraductal proliferations, highlighting common pitfalls and correct categorization.
The second part of the lecture was focused on basics of autopsy, including techniques, documentation, and its relevance in medical education and clinico-pathological correlation. The session was attended by faculty members of pathology department of our institution along with the postgraduates. Delegates from other various colleges like Sri Chamundeswari Medical College and MVJ medical college also attended the session.
The lecture was conducted in the demonstration room, second floor, College campus. The lecture was well received, and the participants appreciated the clarity and depth of the scientific content.
The Department of Pathology expresses sincere gratitude to Dr. Manjunath Heggere for sharing his expertise and enriching the academic environment. Dr. Manjunath Heggere was felicitated by Dr.Sashikala K, Professor and HOD, Pathology on conclusion of the Academic session.
The Department of Radiodiagnosis, RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital has organized and hosting the “IRIA Karnataka State Conference” on 12/12/2025, 13/12/2025 and 14/12/2025 at RRMCH Campus from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm.
The 40th Annual Conference of the Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA), Karnataka State Chapter – RADIOTSAVA 2025, is proudly hosted by Rajarajeswari Medical College & Hospital. Marking four decades of academic excellence, this landmark conference embraces the theme “Honouring the Past, Imaging the Future.”
RADIOTSAVA 2025 brings together radiologists, academicians, researchers, and postgraduate students from across the state and beyond, fostering scientific exchange, professional collaboration, and innovation in imaging sciences. The conference celebrates the rich legacy of radiology while exploring emerging technologies, evolving practices, and the future directions of the specialty.
The inaugural ceremony features the presence of eminent leaders in medical education and healthcare, including the Chief Guest, Prof. (Dr.) Mohanan Kunnummal, Vice Chancellor, Kerala University of Health Sciences and President, Association of Indian Health Science Universities, along with distinguished Guests of Honour and senior members of IRIA. The event also includes the release of the RADIOTSAVA 2025 Souvenir and the presentation of Lifetime Achievement Awards to stalwarts whose contributions have significantly shaped radiology education and practice.
The scientific program comprises keynote lectures, plenary sessions, panel discussions, workshops, and paper and poster presentations, designed to address contemporary challenges and advancements in diagnostic imaging. RADIOTSAVA 2025 aims to inspire lifelong learning, encourage academic excellence, and strengthen professional bonds within the radiology fraternity.
We warmly welcome all delegates to participate in this memorable academic celebration and join us as we honour our legacy while imaging the future of radiology.
We are delighted to announce the grand opening of Sri Moogambigai Pharma, a full-service Super Specialty hospital pharmacy now operational at RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital. This new unit is a significant addition to the healthcare ecosystem of RRMCH, designed to provide comprehensive pharmaceutical care — seamlessly integrated with services 24/7. Inaugural Ceremony
The inauguration of Sri Moogambigai Pharma was held with reverence and celebration in the presence of the senior leadership the Executive Director Dr S Vijayanad of RajaRajeswari Group of Institutions, hospital dignitaries, Department Heads, and invited guests. A traditional puja, ribbon-cutting, and opening address marked the launch, symbolizing a new milestone in RRMCH’s journey of excellence in healthcare delivery.
Sri Moogambigai Pharma has been established with the goal of enhancing patient care by ensuring the round-the-clock availability of essential, emergency, and specialty medications — right within the hospital campus. Whether for inpatients, outpatients, emergency cases, or critical care units, the pharmacy is equipped to support every medical need, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Services 24/7 Clinical Pharmacy Services Extensive Drug Formulary – Stocking a wide range of medicines including life-saving drugs, injectables, cold-chain items, and chronic care essentials.
Professional Staff – Managed by a team of qualified pharmacists, trained in clinical coordination, patient counselling, and medication safety protocols.
Integrated with Hospital Workflow – Direct coordination with doctors, nurses, and clinical units for real-time prescription processing and medication delivery. Benefits to Patients & Hospital. Timely Access to medications, especially during emergencies and night hours
Improved Treatment Outcomes through reduced delays and prescription accuracy Patient-Centric Service with guidance on medication use, storage, and side effects
