NASHIK SURGICAL SOCIETY’S

OFFICIAL MONTHLY PUBLICATION

e- BULLETIN

(For NSS Members only)

Issue No - 3

JULY 2020

Report from NSS Secretory 2019-20

Dear NSS Family,

It is with utmost humility, pride and sense of satisfaction that I Submit my annual report for the year 2019-20. In

these difficult COVID Times, i hope you all are fit, healthy and taking good care of yourselves. In the prevailing

circumstances I'm forced to submit my report through our newsletter.

Our team headed by President Dr. Mahesh Malu Sir, resumed office in April 2019. We had our installation on

13th April 2019 with Dr. Dilip Gode [IPP of ASI] delivering a talk on Minimal Access Surgery- Revolution of

our times. It was a big task to continue the goodwork of NSS which our previous teams had accomplished and

we decided to give it our best.

We started off with 2 CMEs in the month of April 2019-

1] CME on Evaluation of patients of Hypospadias and treatment options on 20/4/19, speaker was eminent Plastic

Surgeon Dr. Jiten Kulkarni.

2] This was followed by webinar on Hernia Surgery - eTEP on 30/4/19.

We also immediately went about the work of relaunching and updating our official NSS website. Here is a brief

mention of all the activities we carried out throughout the year.

May 2019-

1] Breakfast CME ON 5/5/19 with presentations by our own NSS members,

Speakers were -

Plastibell Circumcision - Dr. Altaf Sayyed

Cyto-reductive Surgery - Dr. Raj Nagarkar

POEM - Dr. Advay Aher

e-TEP, TAR - Dr. G.B. Singh

2] We had an ONCOLOGY CME on 11/5/19 which was followed by

3] 2 days Oncosurgery Video CME at HCG Manavata Hospital, on 18/5/19 and 19/5/19.

June 2019 -

We had four activities in June 2019-

1] CME on recent advances in Endoscopy for General Surgeons on 8/6/19.

Speaker was Dr. VipulRai Rathod.

2]This was followed by Regional CME AWRCON on 16/6/19 which was a grand success with over 72 delegates

coming from Amravati, Solapur, Pune, Nagar and Mumbai.

3]This was followed by Breakfast CME on Diabetic Foot on 23/6/19,

Speakers were Dr. Sanjay Vaidhya and Dr. Sachin Arsule.

4] We then had a CME on Common Anorectal Conditions on 30/6/19 with Dr. Kushal Mittal from Mumbai who

delivered an excellent talk on the subject and Dr. Sudhir Bhamre, who revised our anatomy of the Anal Canal.

The CME was very well attended.

July 2019-

1] We organised Upper GI Endoscopy Training Program on 12th and 13thJuly 2019 at Dr. VN Pawar Medical

College in association with MASI which included a series of lectures and hands- on training under the supervision

of eminent faculty like Dr, Roy Patankar.

2] This was followed by a panel discussion on GERD in the evening on 13/7/19 conducted by Dr. Roy Patankar,

President of Maharashtra state Chapter ASI. The panelists were Dr. Pramod Shinde, Dr. GB Singh, Dr. Harshad

Mahatme, Dr. Advay Aher and Dr. Hemant Kumar Deore.

3] Then on 30/7/19 we had a clinical meet on Cystic Lesions of Liver - Approach by Laparoscopy. The speaker

was Dr Pramod Shinde, this was followed by a memorable musical get together of all NSS members at IMA hall,

Nashik.

August 2019-

1] We had a CME on 18/8/19. Topic was- Management of Chronic Wounds and the speaker was Dr. Dayanand.

2] This was followed by the prestigious Dr. Vasantrao Pawar Oration on 25th August 2019 by Dr. Vinay

Mehendale. It was a memorable function in which we also felicitated 3 senior members of NSS- Dr. Manohar

Bapaye, Dr. Suresh Malegaonkar and Dr. Sudhir Kulkarni. We also launched our NSS Newsletter on the same

day, thanks to the untiring efforts of Dr. Dilesh Bharambe.

3] In the same month we also organized a free Surgical Health Camp at Nilwandi Taluka, Dindori.

September 2019-

1] We had our second regional CME Proctocon 2019 on 22nd Sept 2019 which was again a grand success with

renowned luminaries like Dr. Chiwate, Dr. Vikas Jain, Dr. Ladukar, Dr. Santhi Wardhini, Dr. Madhura Killedar

and many more delivered enlightening talks and exhaustively covered all the nuances of Anorectal surgery.

October 2019-

1] We had a symposium of Pancreas on 15/10/2019 and had eminent speakers like Dr Abhay Dalvi, Dr. Satish

Dharap and Dr. Sameer Rege who deliberated on the topic.

2] This was followed by our GBM of NSS ON 23/10/19 in which it was decided to bid for MASICON 2022/2023

and the office bearers for the same were elected unopposed.

They were-

Dr. Govind Kulkarni (Organising Chairman)

Dr.Mahesh Malu (Organising Secretary)

Dr.Nandkishor Katore (Organising Treasurer)

November 2019-

1] In November we continued our work on the social front. A Cancer awareness and Surgical disease diagnostic

camp was conducted by NSS at Mohardi on 10/11/19 with active participation of Dr. Mahesh Malu, Dr. Nagesh

Madnoorkar, Dr. Swapnil Parakh and Dr. Nitin Rawate.

Dr.Madnoorkar delivered a fantastic speech on Cancer Awareness.

December 2019-

We organized a CME on Robotic Surgery on 8/12/19.

The speakers were-

Dr. Raj Nagarkar- Robotic Surgery - Transforming Surgery for good.

Dr. Jagdish Kulkarni (Prof. Asian Cancer Institute)- Robotic Radical Prostatectomy

Prof. Dr. Marcus Carey (University of Melbourne Australia) - Robotic Pelvic Floor Repair.

All this hardwork really paid off and NSS was awarded the BEST CHAPTER AWARD at MASICON, Amravati

in Jan 2020.

We the celebrated our Annual Family get-together of NSS on 1st March 2020 at Rivercrest Lawns, Gangapur. It

was a fantastic and memorable event. We had two more activities lined up in March with speakers like Dr.

Niranjan Agrawal, etc. but could not go ahead with it due to COVID-19 Issues.

On the charity commissioner's office front also, we accomplished major advances, submitted our change report

and also completed a few long pending formalities including things like updation of our official members list. We

have also completed the financial Audit Process for the year.

To sum up, I enjoyed my tenure as secretary under the able leadership of our president Dr. Mahesh Malu Sir and

learntso many things from him. I thank him for his support and encouragement. We had a dynamic treasurer in

Dr. Swapnil Parakh who stood by me in all situations. I also thank the executive committee who were always

there for all the help, support and guidance. Last but not the least, I thank all my teachers in NSS and the entire

NSS Family for bearing with me for the last one year.

I wish the new team of President Dr. Nandkishor Katore Sir, Secretary Dr. Swapnil Parakh and Treasurer Dr.

Vishal Pawar, all the very best for the ensuing year.

Thank you.

Dr. Kailash Mogal

AUDIT REPORT BY TREASUERER NSS 2019-20

Dear NSS members,

I am glad to present the Audit Report of NSS for the year 2019-20. After doing so many academic and social

activities, we could generate additional Fixed Deposit of Rs. 4,00,000/- for NSS.

This report will also be available on our website http://nashiksurgicalsociety.com/

Thank you.

"Kaleidoscope – मागे वळुन पाहता"

(NSS - The Glorious History, Know your senior)

*Dr. Shobha Vinayak Nerlikar*

●Born on 15th October 1948 in Nasik city.

●Primary schooling at Nasik City.

●Secondary schooling in Government Girls High school, Nasik.

●She completed her MBBS in prestigious B. J. Medical College, Pune from 1966 to 1971.

●She completed her M. S. General Surgery from Grant Medical College and J.J. Hospital from 1972 to 1975.

●She also passed F.R.S.C. London, in General Surgery in 1978.

●She took further 5 years’ experience as SHO and Registrar in G.S. in U.K. from 1975 to 1980 at Sion Hospital.

●She was in Govt. service from 1972 to 1975 at Nasik Civil Hospital.

●She started her General Surgical practice in Nashik in the year 1980.

- Dr Mrs Shobha Nerlikar was Professor & HOD, Dept. of Surgery, NDMVP's Medical College, Adgaon from

1993 - 2006

She has one son, Dr. Aarchis Nerlikar, who is also a proud life member of NSS and practicing Urosurgeon.

Her husband Dr, Vinayak Nerlikar is a senior Orthopedic Surgeon.

RESEARCH AND PAPERS

1. BLUNT ABDOMINAL TRAUMA – thesis for M.S. General Surgery.

2. USE OF FLUROIDS IN OSTEOPOROSIS – Clinical study trial.

3. SUB DURAL HAEMATOMA IN INFANTS – Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, Liverpool.

4.ELECTRICAL BURNS AND ITS TREATMENTS - Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, Liverpool.

5. INGROWING TOE NAIL – Alder Hey Children’s Hospital.

6. SURGICAL TREATMENT CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM – Paper presented at Conference of international

college of Surgeons at Kathamandu and best Paper award won.

This is a Very major work thatshe is doing for last 32 yrs. she has developed a surgical treatment for chronic

alcoholics and successfully treated more than 20,000 patients so far. The indoor admission period that is only 10

days and Disulfiram implantation isthe highlight of this treatment.

She has made research on the subject of making implantation from pure Disulfiram tablets in collaboration with

pharmacy professor Dr. Milind Wagh and now got license to this implants from food and drug department, Delhi.

Her success rate is for this treatment is 70% to 90% and many relations of patients have blessed her for the good

work.

SOCIAL WORK

1. Many camps of Family Planning attended during working as POOL OFFICER.

2. Cataract camps attended during internship with Dr. Bhalchandra.

3. Many Charitable Diagnostic camps attended during the period of Private Practice at Nashik.

4. President Medical Service Center 5 Yrs.

5. Medical service center is nationwide organization basically active in disaster management but it also provides

an avenue to record opinion of medical and paramedical personal regarding government policy related to public

health.

Hence it is an effected organization to create a public against on just public health policy of government. She is

working as a president of Nashik branch of this organization and also has been selected on the executive

committee this year.

6. Secretary Rachana Trust 26 Yrs.

Rachana is a Social trust working in the field of upliftment of women. The trust was founded by renounced

socialist thinker and ex high commissioner of U.K. late Mr. Nanasaheb (N.G. Gore) in 1969.

Since she took over as a secretary in 1985 she has worked hard and did many social activities

.

NSS wishes a healthy, happy & long life to Dr. Mrs Shobha Nerlikar madam

Team NSS -2020-21

(We are thankful to Dr. Aarchis Nerlikar for his efforts in making Dr Mrs Nerlikar Madam's CV available).

*Dr Eknath Sakharam Palwe*

Born on 15th August 1935 in a small village ofPathardi Taluka in Ahmednagar District.

Primary schooling at Tisgaon and Dewarai village.

He did his Secondary school at Ahmednagar in Residency school and New English School Pune.

He completed his MBBS in prestigious B. J. Medical college, Pune from 1956 to 1961.

It was his batch when Internship First started.

He completed his M. S. General Surgery from Grant Medical College and JJ Hospital from 1962 to 1965.

He took further experience in Surgery at Sion Hospital, Mumbai till 1967.

He was in Govt. service from 1967 to 1972 at Sangamner Municipal Hospital.

He started his surgical practice in Nashik in 1972.

He has 2 sons and one daughter.

His wife expired in 2008.

At this age also he conducts his surgical OPD regularly.

NSS wishes a very happy, healthy long life to Dr Eknath Palwe sir.

- Team NSS 2020-21

(We are thankful to Dr Rajan Patni for his efforts in making Dr Palwe sir's CV available to us).

MONTHLY WEBINAR BY NSS

ACID PEPTIC DISEASE

NSS conducted webinar on acid peptic disease by Dr Vinay K Thorat, eminent Medical Gastroenterologist on

5th June 2020.

This Session Moderated by Dr Kailash Mogal and Dr Pradeep Wagh

- We need to keep our humor in place -

She wanted to serve her guests mushroom-smothered steak, but she had no mushrooms and no time to buy them.

Her husband suggested, "Why don't you go pick some of the mushrooms that are growing wild down by the

stream?

"No, some wild mushrooms are poisonous."

"Well, I see mice eating them and they're OK."

So she picked a bunch and washed, sliced and sautéed them for her dinner. Then she went out on the back porch

and gave Spot, their dog, a double handful. Spot ate every bite. All morning long, she watched the dog. The wild

mushrooms hadn't affected him after a few hours, so she decided to use them. The meal was a great success.

After everyone had finished, her daughter came in and whispered in her ear, "Mum, Spot is dead."

Trying to keep her head about her, she left the room as quickly as possible, called her doctor and told him what

had happened. The doctor said, "That's bad, but I think we can take care of it. I'll call for an ambulance and I'll be

there as quickly as I can.

We'll give everyone enemas and we'll pump out their stomachs and everything will be fine. Just keep them calm."

Before long they started to hear the sirens as the ambulance tore down the road.

The paramedics and the doctor had their suitcases, syringes, and a stomach pump.

One by one, they took each person into the bathroom, gave them an enema, and pumped out their stomachs. After

the last one was done the doctor came out and said, "Everything will be okay now," and with that he left.

The hosts and the guests were all weak and knackered sitting around the living room when the daughter came in

and said to her mum, "I can't believe that guy!"

"What guy?"

"You know, that one who ran over Spot with his car, he never even slowed down".

May humour never fail to mushroom!

Dr Dilesh Bharambe

Editor

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