SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

AND RESEARCH

NEWSLETTER
VOLUME-2 ISSUE-1

Patron

Chancellor
Mr. PK Gupta
Pro Chancellor
Mr. YK Gupta

Advisory Board
Vice Chancellor
Prof. Vijay Gupta
Dean
Dr. P.L. Kariholu
Medical Superintendent
Dr. V.K. Gupta
Associate Dean
Dr. Manisha Jindal

Editorial Board
Dr. Nirupma Gupta
Dr. Pratibha Gupta
Dr. G.R. K. Rao
Dr. Pramod Kumari
Dr. Geeta Deshmukh
Dr.Yogesh Chander
Dr. Pooja Rastogi
Dr.Sidhyartha Mukherji
Dr. A.K. Agarwal
Dr. A.K Dutta
Dr. A. J. Kanwar
Dr. Ashutosh Niranjan
Dr. Sudhir Kumar
Dr. Nimmi Chutani
Dr. Asif Iqbal Ahmed
Dr. Rohit Saxena
Dr. R.P.Tripathi
Dr. Yogesh Arora
Dr. Arti Srivastava
Dr.M.B.Gupta

Deans Message
I am happy to present the latest issue of our newsletter. During last few
months, besides routine academic activities, several specialized health
camps like breast and cervix cancer detection camp and routine health
check up camps were conducted from time to time.
Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology conducted workshop on
Laparo-hysteroscopy and CME on Gestosis in collaboration with FOGSI.
Both were well organized and attended by our faculty and delegates from
outside.
Several health days, namely World AIDS day, Anti -obesity day, World
cancer day etc were organized to create awareness amongst students
and public in general. In several of them, students participated actively.
Delegations from ECFMG and University of Utah School of Medicine, U.S
visited this institution for collaboration. MOU was signed with Jubilant
Generics for approval of their research projects by our Institutional Ethics
Committee. Three research papers were published by our faculty
members.
Our congratulations are due for our students for excellent performance in
the University sports activities. Whatever has been achieved so far need
not be gloated over, sky is the limit.

Editors
Dr. Saurabh Srivastava Dr. Shailendra Handu Dr. Barkha Gupta

Editors Note
We welcome the faculty, students and the wider readership of our Sharda fraternity to browse through the
current issue of e-newsletter. The endeavour has been to showcase the wide range of academic, scientific,
community-centric, patient care and student activities, going on round the clock in SMSR and Sharda hospital.
The newsletter, we hope, reflects the dynamism of our faculty and students in taking our budding school and
hospital to a higher pedestal, to rival the best. We may not have reported all the events, achievements, awards
received or papers published; for what is not received by our desk, cannot be possibly reported out of thin air.
Dean, Prof. Kariholu has been highly supportive for our efforts, since offering the editorial work, this being the
third issue since released.
We solicit support from our respected seniors and faculty, to provide guidance, valuable opinion, feedback,
suggestions for improvement.
With your support, we promise to make this newsletter a chronicle, recording the evolution of SMSR and Sharda
hospital.

News & Events

College Council Meetings
A regular feature of the college, wherein the Dean, Medical Superintendent, Associate Dean, Heads of the
Departments and senior Professors meet and debate the future roadmap in our mission of providing quality
medical education and patient care.

World Obesity day

26 November 2015

World Obesity Day is observed in various parts of the world on November 26,
marking the day with activities to highlight how Obesity is a public health
problem. Department of Community medicine, SMS&R, Sharda University,
celebrated this day by organizing health check-up camps & health awareness
sessions in the community through its urban and rural health centres.
The Urban Health Training Centre (UHTC), at Bhangel, NOIDA, celebrated the
day under the theme of Health hazards of Obesity& the activities included
awareness sessions among the community and organizing health camp. It
started with a Skit performed by the interns posted at UHTC highlighting the

eating habits &lifestyle practices in children leading to childhood obesity. WHO has recognized childhood obesity
as an important predictor of obesity in adult life. They also highlighted the hazards of obesity in adult life and how
healthy eating habits and an active lifestyle can prevent it.
This was followed by a talk by Dr. Neha Tyagi (Assistant professor in charge
UHTC) discussing what is obesity and its magnitude in our country, what are
the modifiable (eating habits, physical inactivity, alcohol addiction)& non
modifiable risk factors(age, sex, genetic factors) leading to obesity, with the
community members. In continuation to the session,
Dr. Deepika Agrawal (Associate Professor In charge UHTC) discussed the
preventive measures mainly the modifiable risk factors, stressing upon the
importance of healthy eating, quantity, quality and type of food, which should
be included in healthy eating & leading a physically active life. The session was
concluded by re-emphasizing the take home messages displayed through the
charts prepared by the MBBS students of 3rd semester.

Health awareness session was followed by free health check-up of patients. Total 62 patients were seen in the
camp under the supervision of Dr Amit Singh Pawaiya, Asst Professor, Dept. of Community Medicine. Health
check up included recording of Height, weight, BMI and estimation of random blood sugar along with complete
clinical examination by the Medical Officer. Out of the examined patients, 14 patients were found to be having
high Random blood sugar levels and 20 patients classified as obese according to their BMI. Patients with high
blood sugar levels were asked to visit Sharda hospital for further evaluation and management. Patients classified
as obese were counselled for lifestyle changes and the interns posted at the centre recorded their contact details
for further follow- up.

World AIDS day

1st of December, 2015

World AIDS day was observed by the faculty and students of SMS&R and Sharda Hospital.
The day long activity included talks, poster and collage presentations, skits, road shows and an imaginative and
creative stage show by the students. The aim was to highlight and bring about awareness about the current
status of AIDS epidemic in India, risk factors, preventive aspects and the success of National AIDS Control
Programme run under the aegis of NACO.
The students activities and stage shows were highly appreciated.

The students presenting the well orchestrated stage show

The Dean felicitating the

performing students

Activities organized by the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

Camp on Awareness and Screening of Cervical and Breast cancer on 6/10/15 at PHC Navada Gurgaon
Attending Doctors- Dr. Namrata Sharma, Dr. Sheetal Chandra

World Healthal Trust,DLF foundation and Sharda Hospital

conducted a camp for screening of cervical cancer and Breast
cancer on 6/10/15 at PHC Navada Gurgaon. Screening of cancer
cervix was done by VIA and Breast cancer screening was done
by Palpation method. A total of 55 candidates were examined
and educated. 5 cases of breast lump were detected and
referred for further investigation. 30 undergone VIA and 11 case
of cervicitis were detected and given appropriate medicines.
However none was found VIA positive.
Dr. Nimmi Chutani
Professor & Head
Camp on Awareness and Screening of Cervical and Breast cancer on 6/11/15 at PHC Shikopur Gurgaon

Attending Doctors- Dr. Neha Khan, Dr. Sana Ibad

World Healthal Trust, DLF Foundation and Sharda Hospital conducted a camp for screening of cervical cancer
and Breast cancer on 6/11/15 at PHC Shikopur Gurgaon. Screening of cancer cervix was done by VIA and Breast
cancer screening was done by Palpation method. A total of 40 candidates were examined and educated. 3
cases of breast lump were detected and referred for further investigation. 26 patients had undergone VIA and 5
cases of cervicitis were detected and given appropriate medicines.
Workshop on Gynaecological Laparohysteroscopy

Operating Surgeons - Dr. Akhil,

Dr. Anupma from Tulip Hospital, Sonepat
Organized by
- Karl Storz
We are pleased to inform that laprohysteroscopy workshop was successfully conducted on 17/11/15, in the
department of Obs & Gynae, Sharda Hospital. This workshop was organized by Karl Storz. A Variety of cases
were operated like TLH, laproscopic myomectomy, adhesiolysis, salpingectomy for ruptured ectopic,
laproscopic ovarian cystectomy along with hysteroscopic cannulation of tubes and polypectomies. It was an
interactive session with PPTs and hands on training on pelvi-endotrainers.

FOGSIGESTOSIS CME
5th of December, 2016
Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy is a major contributory factor of maternal morbidity and mortality and
accounts to 10-12 % of maternal deaths in India. To avoid this dreaded situation and to improve maternal and
fetal outcome, A FOGSI certified course, accredited by the world organization GESTOSIS (with ICOG credit points
6 and UPMC 2), was organized by professor Dr. Nimmi Chutani (HOD, Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynaecology,
SMS&R), in collaboration with Dr. Sadhna Gupta, Vice President FOGSI, North zone. The course comprised of
elaborate lectures on all the aspects of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy classification, pathophysiology,
lab diagnosis of HDP along with recent management protocols for the patients suffering from mild and severe
preeclampsia and eclampsia. The lectures were delivered by eminent obstetricians from various medical
colleges and by leading private practitioners from Delhi- NCR.

It was attended by the undergraduate students of SMS&R, postgraduates of concerned departments as well as
postgraduates from other medical colleges, along with practicing obstetricians and gynaecologist from Greater
Noida , Noida , Ghaziabad , Hapur and Delhi .
To make the program practical and more interactive, a short role-play was also organized by the senior residents
and undergraduate students of SMS&R. It highlighted the correct technique and importance of measuring blood
pressure at every antenatal visit and was well appreciated.

The occasion was graced by our Honorable Chancellor, Mr. P.K. Gupta , Dean, Dr. PL Kariholu and other senior
faculty members of Sharda Hospital. It was an educative, informative and an interactive session which was a
huge success and appreciated by all.

World Leprosy Day

30th of January, 2016
On the occasion of World Leprosy Day on 30th January, Department of Dermatology, conducted a basic training
programme for all the doctors.

This day was chosen to mark the anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi's assassination on 30 January 1948. In his
lifetime, Gandhiji had worked extensively caring for and supporting people with leprosy. Gandhi nursed several
affected people at the Sabarmati ashram. He was one of the first leaders to work for leprosy-affected people. To
quote Gandhi, "leprosy work is not merely medical relief; it is transforming frustration of life into joy of
dedication, personal ambition into selfless service..."
As per the latest available data from the World Health Organization, 57.8% of the new leprosy cases detected
globally in 2012 happened to be from India. Despite having been declared eliminated as a disease of public
health importance in India since December 2005, leprosy continues to retain a prevalence rate (PR) higher than
1/10,000 population in parts of the country, namely, Dadar and Nagar Haveli (3.61), Chhattisgarh (2.13), Bihar
(1.20), Maharashtra (1.09), and West Bengal (1.05).
In Sharda Hospital, we are still getting around 10 new cases of leprosy every year.
Henceforth, the present cornerstone of strategy for leprosy control emphasizes early detection and adequate
treatment of cases, so as to break the chain of infection and reduce the load of infection. Health workers at the
level of Primary Health Centre are trained to diagnose leprosy based on finding at least one of its three cardinal

signs-a skin patch with loss of sensation, enlarged peripheral nerve(s), and lepra bacilli in smears.
With this perspective in mind Department of Dermatology organized Doctors training programme on Leprosy on
30th January 2016, wherein one Doctor from each department of SMS & R is requested to participate. (Anyone
from an intern to faculty can attend, who is genuinely interested to see patients of leprosy and learn about
diagnosis and treatment of leprosy)

World Cancer Day

4th of February, 2016
Cancer of cervix is the commonest cancer in women in India. Our country carries one fourth of the total burden of
the world as far as this malignancy is concerned. This disease has a high mortality but if detected in pre-invasive
stage the cure rate is 100%.
A medical camp on cervical cancer awareness and detection was conducted at UHTC (Bhangel) and Sharda
Hospital on 4th February, 2016, the World Cancer Day as per following programme:
A medical camp on cervical cancer awareness and detection was
conducted at UHTC (Bhangel) and Sharda Hospital on 4th Feb
2016, World Cancer Day as per following programme:
Doctors: Dr. Shehla Jamal, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Dr. Pinky
Roy , Community Medicine
Place : 1. Bhangel , Noida (UHTC)
Place : 2. Sharda Hospital , Obstetrics & Gynaecology,
Department, C- Block , Ground floor.

World Kidney Day

10th of March, 2016
Department of Medicine and Department of Paediatrics - SMSR, Sharda Hospital organized World Kidney
Day on 10 March 2016
The events on the world kidney day included
Free Consultation with Nephrologist Dr Q Hasnain from 9.00 AM-11.00 AM in MOPD 1st Floor D- Block
KFT/RFT, Urine Routine was done in 25% of the hospital rate, USG if required by the nephrologist was done in
40% of the hospital rate
Lecture by Prof AK Dutta, at 2:30 pm in College Auditorium

Visiting Faculty

Dean, Prof.Kariholu and Medical Superintendent,

Prof. Gupta in conversation with Prof. Peter Tallac

Prof Peter P.Tallac, Professor of Emergency Medicine,

University of Utah School of Medicine U.S.A visited our School
and hospital, on 29/01/2016. He had a discussion with Dean
and Medical Superintendent for upgrading Skill Laboratory and
starting course in Emergency Medicine in our School in
collaboration with University of Utah.
A delegation of the Education Commission for Foreign Medical
Graduates (ECFMG) visited SMS&R and SH on 9th Feb. 2016.
The team interacted with the Dean, Head of the departments
and students of the school and explored the possibility of the
training and coaching of students for residency programs in
USA.

Academia-Industry Collaboration
MOU and Agreement of Intent with Jubilant Generics Pvt. Ltd.

An Agreement of Intent and MOU was signed by Dean, SMSR, Prof Kariholu and the representatives of Jubilant
Generics Pvt Ltd., an FDA approved Pharmaceutical company CRO conducting BA/BE studies for drugs marketed
in US, EU and India.
As part of the engagement, the CROs BA/BE clinical trial protocols would be reviewed, vetted and approved by
the Institutional Ethics Committee (IEC) of SMSR and the trial monitored for safety of subjects. The IEC of SMSR
is approved and registered by the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) and promotes ethical human research.

Prof.VS Mathur, Chairman, Prof. Yogesh Chander, Member-Secretary, Prof.Srivastava and Dr. Shailendra
Handu, Members, IEC visiting the Jubilant Generics facilities

Community Healthcare Initiatives

Tuberculosis Screening Camp
TB Camp was held on 21st March, 2016

FREE Health Check-up Camps organized by Sharda Hospital

FREE health checkup Camp at Wisdom Public School (Junior Wing) Ramghat Road - Aligarh.
Date: December 20, 2015
Health Check-up Camp in associated with NGO "Hauslon ki Udaan Society" at Pi-1, Greater Noida.
Date: December 19, 2015
Free facilities in camp:
Free consultant by
General Physician

Ophthalmologist
Dentist

Gynaecologist
Orthopedician

Physiotherapist
Paediatrician

Dietician
Sharda Swasthya Card was issued to all, by which they avail the free/discounted health facilities
Date: December 19, 2015
Sharda Hospital organized Health Check-up Camp at RWA Hall, Rail vihar, Greater Noida.
Date: December 27, 2015
Sharda Hospital organized Health Check-up Camp at Dev Hospital, Bajna Road, Gomat Chowk, Khair Aligarh.
Date: December 27, 2015
Farah Free Health Check-up Camp at Deen Dayal Arogya Sansthan, Deen Dayal Dham, Farah,
Mathura,
Date: January 17, 2016
Bhangel Vishal Health Check-up Camp at Sharda Urban Health & Training Centre, Bhangel, Phase-2,
Noida.
Date: January 29, 2016
Sharda Hospital is now on the panel of Central Pollution Control Board for Medical Treatment of
their employees.

Awards, Achievements and Publications

The following research papers were published in Eye & Contact Lens and Asia Pacific Journal of
Ophthalmology respectively, (indexed in PubMed /Medline) from the department of Ophthalmology, SMSR,
Sharda University.
Bhargava R, Kumar P, Arora Y. Short-Term Omega 3 Fatty Acids Treatment for Dry Eye in Young and MiddleAged Visual Display Terminal Users. Eye Contact Lens.2015 Aug 28. [Epub ahead of print] PubMed PMID:
26322917.
Bhargava R, Kumar P, Sharma SK, Arora Y. Phacoemulsification Versus Manual Small Incision Cataract
Surgery in Patients With Fuchs Heterochromic Iridocyclitis. Asia Pac J Ophthalmol (Phila). 2016 Mar 2. [Epub
ahead of print] PubMed PMID: 26939115.

Dr. R. Bhargava

Dr. Y. Arora

Artificial tear supplements, the most common treatment for dry eye provides temporary and symptomatic relief
and do not alter dry eye pathophysiology (ocular surface inflammation). The first one was a randomized, doubleblind, interventional study which shows that dietary consumption of Omega 3 fatty acids (which are antiinflammatory) improves dryness of eyes and tear film parameters in Visual Display Terminal (VDT) users as
compared to a placebo (olive oil).
Phacoemulsification, the standard modality to treat Cataracts in Fuchs Heterochromic cyclitis is not widely
available in subcontinent countries. Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery (SICS) requires minimal
instrumentation and can also be performed in rural and semi-urban settings. A randomized, double-masked,
prospective, multicenter study shows that SICS is a viable cost effective alternative to phacoemulsification.
The following research paper were published in Journal of Cytology, (indexed in PubMed /Medline).
Kumar P, Bhargava R, Arora YC, Kaushal S, Kumar M. Conjunctival impression cytology versus routine tear
function tests for dry eye evaluation in contact lens wearers. J Cytol. 2015 Oct-Dec;32(4):261-7. doi:
10.4103/0970-9371.171242. PubMed PMID: 26811575; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC4707789.

Dr P Kumar
Long term contact lens users suffer from dryness of eyes. Routine tests for assessment of tear functions are
inaccurate and unreliable. A multicentre case controls study was done to compare conjunctival impression
cytology and routine tear film tests for dry eye evaluation in contact lens users. The study shows that
Conjunctival impression cytology scores over routine tests and may well be the first line investigation.

Conferences & Paper Presentations

Dr. Deepika Agrawal, Associate Professor, Department of Community Medicine, Judged a scientific session
in the IAPSMCON 2016, jointly organised by Dept. of Community Medicine, GMERS Medical College,
Gandhinagar and Indian Institute of Public Health, Gandhinagar, Gujarat and
Presented a paper titled Need of effective monitoring and concurrent evaluation in ANC services in the
IAPSMCON 2016, jointly organised by Dept. of Community Medicine, GMERS Medical College, Gandhinagar
and Indian Institute of Public Health, Gandhinagar, Gujarat.

Dr. Deepika Agrawal

Dr.Shalini Srivastava, Associate Professor, Department of Community Medicine, Presented a Paper on
Problems & Pitfalls of Problem Based Learning as a teaching Methodology among Medical Students
Education at Maulana Azad Medical College New-Delhi on 21 st Nov.2015.
Dr. Harsh Mahajan, Associate Professor, Department of Community Medicine, Presented the paper titled
Perceptions regarding Problem-Based Learning as a Teaching Learning Strategy among Undergraduate
students of a Private Medical College at the VIIth National Conference of Health Professions Education held

at MAMC, Delhi on 19th-21st November 2015

Dr Roza Bhaisare, Assistant Professor, Department of Community Medicine, Presented a paper titled
Utilization of the State Health Insurance Scheme at Tertiary Care Hospital in Maharashtra in the North Zone
IAPSM Conference 2015, organised by Dept. of Community Medicine, Government Medical College,
Srinagar, Kashmir, J&K.
Dr. Vichal Rastogi, Professor, Department of Microbiology, attended the International Conference on Hospital
Waste Management and Infection Control at AIIMS (New Delhi).
Dr. Salamah, Postgraduate (MD) student in the Department of Physiology, was awarded the 1st Prize for her
presentation in the postgraduate students session of the 25th National Conference of the Indian Society of
Hypertension, held at ESIC Medical College & Hospital, Faridabad.

New Faculty
Dr. Shubha Lal, has joined as an Assistant Professor in the Department of
Pathology. She is a medical graduate from Maulana Azad Medical College, New
Delhi and postgraduate (MD in Pathology) from PGIMS, Rohtak. We welcome
her at the School of Medical Sciences & Research.

Student Directed Activities

Parental Teaching Meeting
Date:
Time:
Venue:

January 30th, 2016

1.30 PM - 4.30 PM
Auditorium, 5th Floor, SMS&R building, Sharda University, Plot No. 32-34, Knowledge Park III,
Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, 201306, India.
A Parent teacher meeting was organized for parents of 1st professional MBBS students after results of 1st
terminal exams were announced as per the following details: Date: 30th Jan 2016 Time: 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm
Venue: Auditorium, 5th Floor, SMSR.

The objective of the PTM was to update the parents about the progress of their wards and resolve any issues/
queries related to academics. Accordingly, prior to the PTM, a copy of students attendance and performance in
each subject was sent to respective parents for information regarding their ward. Nominated faculty members of
concerned departments were available in the auditorium along with attendance registers and answer booklets of
students. Parents of 52 students (total 89 parents) attended the PTM. Parents and students were asked to fill a
Feedback form. Lunch / High tea was provided to the parents following the meeting.

Sharda Autumn Fest 2015

Photographs of our students with the prizes they bagged in various sports activities of our University.

Winners with the Dean, SMS&R, Dean, Student's Affairs and Associate Dean
Autumn Fest 2015 SMSR -Winners & Runner-Up's
DEBATE:
ESSAY WRITING:
JAM:
ELOCUTION:
FACE PAINTING:
GRAFFITTI:
RANGOLI:
PAINTING:
SKETCHING:
PHOTOGRAPHY:
CZAR OF TASTE:
LIGHT VOCAL SOLO:
WESTERN SOLO:

WINNER:
WINNER:
RUNNER UP:
RUNNER UP:
RUNNER UP:
WINNER:
RUNNER UP:
WINNER:
RUNNER UP:
RUNNER UP:
RUNNER UP:
WINNER:
WINNER:

Aprajita Laroia
Ananya Singh
Salamah
Arpit Jain
Milli & Vaishali
Team Amour
Team SMS&R
Vrinda
Alok Tiwari
Yash Chauhan
Indian Czar
Manvi Gupta
Manvi Gupta

RUNNER UP: Saloni

RUNNER UP: Sanjana

THEATRE EVENTS: Event Coordinator: Aprajita Laroia

NUKKAD NATAK:
WINNER:
Dramatomy
STAND UP COMEDY: WINNER:
Mohsin

OVERALL EVENT WISE WINNERS

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)

FINE ARTS
LITERARY
MUSIC
DANCE
THEATRE

: SMS&R
: SMS&R
: SADMS
: SDS
: SMS&R

YEAR-2015 WINNER School of Medical Sciences & Research

Anastomosis, 2016
Anastomosis, 2016, an annual inter medical college sports meet was organised by the Hamdard Institute of Medical
Sciences and Research from 25th to 27th April 2016.
Around 20 colleges from Delhi NCR took part including:
All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi
University College of Medical Sciences
Maulana Azad Medical College
Army College of Medical Sciences
SGT University Gurgaon
School of Medical Sciences and Research
amongst many others.
Events held:
Basketball (boys and girls)
Football
Table tennis
Badminton (boys and girls)
Cricket

The students of SMS&R and SDS took part in the basketball event in both the categories and the girls basketball team
stood first and brought home the gold while the boys basketball team stood third.
The boys football team battled it out with various colleges and sealed the second spot for themselves and got home the
silver.
Around 15 teams participated in the badminton event.
Arpit Singhal from SMS&R won the gold in the singles boys category while Monika from SDS won the gold in girls singles
category.
Srishti Kaushik from SMS&R won the silver in the singles girls category.
And the doubles girls team comprising of Srishti Kaushik and Monika won the gold.
The hard work and talent of our participants truly paid off and all in all we collected 7 trophies making it a memorable
event!

Participants
Football boys :
Brandon, Arjun Dhingra, Alaksh Kher, Sameer Lal, Manan, Avishek, Awma, Tausif, Sanghey
Pritish, Karma
Basketball boys:
Vaibhav Mittal, Sameer Lal, Nishant, Aman, Leishemba, Rohit, Jitendra
Basketball girls:
Akankasha Tandon, Shambhavi Singh Tomar, Urvashi Aggarwal, Srishti Kaushik, Harleen Bawa, Deepika Sharma, Navjot
Kaur
Congratulations and Kudoos!!! to the SMSR Students for their scintillating performance in the
Fest and Anastomosis.
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