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Kindly provide the following information mandated by MCI to be updated on the HBTMC & RNCH official website. Name of the Department: PATHOLOGY Departmental Contact No: 022-26210040-Ext: 241 Departmental Email ID/ Website: hbtmcpathology@gmail.com

Teaching Faculty

Sr. no. Name Designation Photo

1 Dr. Manisha Khare Professor and Head

2 Dr. Vinaya Shah Professor (Additional)

3 Dr. Yasmeen Khatib Professor (Additional)

4 Dr. Ujwal Rathod Associate Professor

5 Dr. Yogita Talpade Assistant Professor

6 Dr. Prajakta Gupte Assistant Professor

7 Dr. Richa Patel Assistant Professor

8 Dr. Aditi Parihar Speciality Medical Officer

9 Dr. Jageshwar Mandal

Choupal

Tutor

10 Dr. Glen Sheldon Vaz Tutor

11 Dr. Munish Dagar Tutor

12 Dr. Elika Thiek Tutor

13 Dr. Swapnil Kumawat Tutor

14 Dr. Arjit Tamrakar Tutor

Blood Bank

Sr. no. Name Designation Photo

1 Dr Parag Fulzele Assistant Professor

2 Dr Abhishek Sengupta Speciality Medical Officer

3 Dr Charu Sethi Speciality Medical Officer

Non-Teaching staff

Sr No. Name Designation Photo (Softcopy)

1 Swati Karnik Technician

2 Aarti Prajot Technician

3 Leena Mahakal Technician

4 Gulab Singh Technician

5 Bharati Khairmode Technician

6 Iccha Redkar Technician

7 Arjun Potinde Technician

8 Pravin Kuwara Technician

9 Pratik Bhadange Technician

10 Rita Saroj Technician

11 Shweta Mestry Technician

12 Sanjana Chaurasiya Technician

13 Prabhakar Kadam Lab Assistant

Blood Bank

14 Rajaram Salap Lab Assistant

15 Anna Gaikwad Lab Attendant

16 Shrutika Vichare Clerk

17 Prakash Chouhan Sweeper

18 Durgesh Ramtirath Singh Sweeper

Non-Teaching staff

Sr No. Name Designation Photo (Softcopy)

1 Anuja Kenkare Technician

2 Deepa Wadekar Technician

3 Apeksha Vaze Technician

4 Aparna Chorghe Technician

5 Sneha Patil Technician

6 Sneha Tatkari Technician

7 Subodh Misal Technician

8 Sheetal Shelar Technician

9 Vijay Panchal Assistant

10 Mukund Tambe Attendant

UG: (To be filled by the administrative office) 1. Intake capacity of UG with status of recognition – 150 students, MCI permitted 2. List of admitted students, merit and category wise for 2017-18; 2018-19 (Excel sheet attached)

PG:

1. Intake capacity of PG with status of recognition - NA 2. List of admitted students, merit and category wise for 2017-18; 2018-19 – Not Applicable

Other requirements:

1. Research publications through the department in 2018-2019 (mandatory) and since inception (desirable) in Vancouver style of referencing. Dr. Manisha Khare 1. Progressive Craniofacial Abnormality in a Case of Congenital Neurofibromatosis. I Volume 4 | Issue 8 | August 2017 | ICV: 77.83 2. Granular Cell Tumour of the Deltoid Muscle: A Rare Entity in The Musculoskeletal System Annals of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Vol. 02, No. 04, October - December 2015 3. Juvenile Hyaline Fibromatosis- A Rare Autosomal Recessive Disease. J Clin Diagn Res. 2017 Jul; 11(7) 4. Squamous cell carcinoma arising in mature teratoma of the ovary masquerading as abdominal tuberculosis. J Mid-life Health 2018; 9:44-6. 5. Fungal Rhinosinusitis: Clinicopathological study of ten years. Annals of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Vol. 5, Issue 5, May, 2018 6. Infantile hepatic hemangioendothelioma presenting as early heart failure: An autopy case report. Onc Gas Hep Reports 2015;4:43-5 7. A rare presentation of a necrotic undifferentiated ovarian carcinoma in an adolescent girl causing a diagnostic dilemma. Onc Gas Hep Rep 2015; 4 8. Medullomyoblastoma: A Case Report and Literature Review of a Rare Tumor Entity.Annals of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Vol. 02, No. 02, April - June 2015 9. Fine Needle aspiration as a diagnostic tool for metastasis to thyroid : A Dilemma. Annals of Pathology and Lab Medicine Vol 3,No. 02, April- June 2016 10. Clinicopathological profile of early deaths in PICU. Global Journal of research analysis. Vol.5 Issue 10, oct2016. 11. Oncocytic variant of papillary carcinoma of thyroid - A Diagnostic challenge in cytology. Global Journal of research analysis vol6, issue 5 may 2017 12. Solid-pseudopapillary tumor of pancreas in a male child: A nuclear feature at light microscopy that can aid in its diagnosis in cases where papillary architecture is not very apparent. Med J DYPatil Univ 2015;8:789-91. Dr. Vinaya Shah 1. Vinaya B Shah, Amit T Bhandare. ‘A rare case of malignant paraganglioma of urinary bladder’ Indian J of Pathol & Microbiol: 2015:58( 2); 235-7. Year 2015-2016 2. A case of adenomatoid tumor of ovary: Speculations about differential diagnosis. Sch J Med Case Resp 2016 ;( 4):834-836. 3. Sushma C, Vinaya Shah - ‘Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology of recurrent Malignant Melanoma of Finger’. A Case Report- BHJ 2012;54(1):151-4 Dr. Yasmeen Khatib

1. Quantifying serum IL-1beta cut off point for detecting cardiovascular diseases in a population from western Maharashtra, Journal of Clinical and Dignostic Research Vol.12(7) July 2018 2. A rare case of poorly differentiated sertoli leydig cell tumour of ovary with mesenchyma heterology, case report and review of literature lJournal of Clinical and Dignostic Research Vol.12(8)7-9, Aug 2018 3. Myofibroblastoma of breast- A rare cause of breast lump in post menopausal women Journal of Midlife health 9(1)47-49 , 2018 4. Clear cell myeloma artefactual or real Indian Journal of Pathology and Microbiology Vol.61 159-161, 2018 5. Primary pleomorphic adenoma of the parapharyngeal space D.Y. Patil medical journal Vol11(5)420-422, 2018 6. Low grade Adenosquamous carcinoma of the breast A case report and review of literature Clinical cancer investigations journal 2014 volume 3 issue 5 7. Diagnostic dilemma in myoepithelial carcinoma of the cheek. Indian journal of pathology and microbiology volume 5(1) issue 3 2014 8. Sarcomatoid carcinoma of the gall bladder. (Clinical cancer investigation journal March-April-2015| Vol 4 | Issue 2 9. Pemphigoid vegetans in childhood. Case report and short review of literature Indian journal of dermatology vol 60 issue 4 July August 2015 10. FNAC diagnosis of scar endometriosis Case report with review of literature Accepted-journal of medical science and clinical research-930/M14 on 21.11.2014 11. Cytodiagnosis of calvarial metastasis of renal cell carcinoma masquerading as a cavernous hemangioma after a long latency Clinical Cancer Investigation Journal | March-April-2015| Vol 4 | Issue 2 12. Hematological and biochemical alteration in malaria and their correlation with parasitic index. International organization of scientific research(IOSR) journal of pharmacy.12/12/2014 ACCEPTED 13. Uterine lipoma with a coincidental brenners tumor in the ovary in postmenopausal women: A case report. Journal of Mid-life Health Volume 6 Issue 2 Apr-Jun 2015. 14. Varied presentations of ectopic breast – polymastia, fibroadenoma, and carcinoma arising from ectopic breast tissue. Clinical Cancer Investigation Journal. vol 6 issue 2 April June 2015 15. Lymphangiomatous Polyp of Palatine Tonsil in A Child Presenting with Dysphagia and Dysarthria Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research, 2015. 16. 'Inflammatory Linear Verrucous Epidermal Nevus in the Perianal and Vulval region: A Case Report and Short Review of the Literature accepted European Journal Of Pharmaceutical And Medical Research 17. Huge Ovarian Dysge3rminoma Masquerading as a subserosal fibroid in pregnancy,J Postgrad Gynaecology & Obstetrics:2014;1(5) 18. Clinicopathological Study of Infectious Graulomatous Dermatoses in a Peripheral Hospital of Mumbai International Journal of Contemporary Medical Research Volume 3 | Issue 11 | November 2016; 3311-3314 19. Cervical ectopic pregnancy: A case report of missed diagnosis. Med J DY Patil Univ 2016; 9:741-3. 20. Infectious Disease Screening and Trends in Blood Donors in a Hospital based Blood Bank in Mumbai, Western India. International Journal of Contemporary Medical Research ISSN Volume 4 | Issue 2 | February 2017.567-569 21. Classification of thyroid FNA Smears into Bethesda Categories and their correlation with Thyroid function tests. Sch.J.App.Med.Sci, 2016;4(3D):916-923 22. A comparative study of the efficacy of 2% Hydraquinone, 2% Kojic acid and 30% Gyacolic peel in the treatment of facial melasma and evaluation of melanin content using SIAscopy-A novel objective method of assessment. Sch.J.App.Med.Sci, 2016;4(11B):3498-3953

23. Kikuchi- Fujimotos Disease masquerading as acute appendicitis. Journal of clinical and diagnostic research.ACCEPTED. 24. Myeloid proliferation in a newborn with Downs syndrome. Indian journal of cancer volume 27 2010 25. Sublingual Foregut Cyst Lined by Respiratory Epithelium- A Rare Cause of Cystic Lesion in the Floor of the Mouth. Journal of Clinical & Diagnostic Research. Aug2019, Vol. 13 Issue 8, p1-3. Dr. Ujwal Rathod 1. Bone tumors and tumor like lesion: A study in a tertiary care hospital , Mumbai ; Annals of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine , Vol.04, No. 01, Jan.-Feb. 2017. Dr. Yogita Talpade 1. Pelvic mass: Dare but handle with care , Indian Journal of Applied Research ,May 2019, Vol-9(5) 2. Primary pleomorphic adenoma of the parapharyngeal space D.Y. Patil medical journal Vol11(5)420-422, 2018 Dr. Prajakta Gupte 1. SPECTRUM OF HEPATIC STEATOSIS AT AUTOPSY. IJSR Volume-8 | Issue-10 | October - 2019 | PRINT ISSN No. 2277 - 8179 Dr. Richa Patel 1. Neurilemmoma of hard palate-case report (International journal of head & neck Surgery 2013, vol 4) 2. Low grade Adenosquamous carcinoma of the breast A case report and review of literature Clinical cancer investigations journal 2014 volume 3 issue 5 3. Diagnostic dilemma in myoepithelial carcinoma of the cheek Indian journal of pathology and microbiology volume 5.1 issue 3 2013 4. Sarcomatoid carcinoma of the gall bladder. (Clinical cancer investigations journal March-April-2015| Vol 4 | Issue 2 5. Pemphigoid vegetans in childhood. Case report and short review of literature Indian journal of dermatology- vol 60 issue 4 July August 2015 6. FNAC diagnosis of scar endometriosis Case report with review of literature.Accepted-journal of medical science and clinical research-930/M14 on 21.11.2014 7. Cytodiagnosis of calvarial metastasis of renal cell carcinoma masquerading as a cavernous hemangioma after a long latency Clinical Cancer Investigation Journal | March-April-2015| Vol 4 | Issue 2 8. Hematological and biochemical alteration in malaria and their correlation with parasitic index. International organization of scientific research (IOSR) journal of pharmacy.12/12/2014 ACCEPTED 9. Uterine lipoma with a coincidental brenners tumor in the ovary in postmenopausal women: A case report. Journal of Mid-life Health Volume 6 Issue 2 Apr-Jun 2015. 10. Varied presentations of ectopic breast – polymastia, fibroadenoma, and carcinoma arising from ectopic breast tissue. Clinical Cancer Investigation Journal. vol 6 issue 2 April June 2015 11. Lymphangiomatous Polyp of Palatine Tonsil in A Child Presenting with Dysphagia and Dysarthria Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research, 2015. 12. 'Inflammatory Linear Verrucous Epidermal Nevus in the Perianal and Vulval region: A Case Report and Short Review of the Literature accepted European Journal Of Pharmaceutical And Medical Research 2015

2. Details of following activities since inception (with photos wherever possible)

a. CME Name of CME/ Training/workshop : “HIV/AIDs Pathology: An Overview”

Date of CME/ Training/workshop : 24/01/2017

Schedule of programme

Time CME Topic Speakers

12.00-12.30pm Registration & Refreshments

12.30-12.45pm Welcome Dr Manisha Khare

12.45-1.15pm Introduction to Topic Dr Vinaya B Shah

1.15-2.00pm Contribution of Autopsy to

AIDS

Dr D N Lanjewar

2.00-2.30pm HIV Quiz Dr Archana Khade

2.30-3.15pm My Journey with AIDS Dr D N Lanjewar

3.15-3.45pm Tea Break

3.45-4.30pm CNS Toxoplasmosis Dr D N Lanjewar

4.30pm Vote of Thanks Dr Yasmeen Khatib

b. Conferences - NIL

c. Other Academic activities (including timetables)

IInd MBBS Lecture schedule for Pathology – General Pathology & Haematology

1st Term Batch: 2019-2020

Lecture time: Tuesday & Friday : 8 am to 9 am; Thursday: 9 am to 10 am

Sr.

No

Date DAY Topic Teacher Sign

1 06/08/19

Tuesday

Introduction and Methods

of cell study

Dr. M.S. Khare

2 8/08/19 Thursday Introduction to

Haematology

Dr. Vinaya

Shah

3 9/08/19 Friday Mechanism of cell injury Dr. M.S. Khare

4 13/08/19 Tuesday Degeneration -I Dr. M.S. Khare

5 16/08/19 Friday Necrosis & Gangrene Dr. M.S. Khare

6 20/08/19 Tuesday Acute Inflammation Dr. Vinaya

Shah

7 22/08/19 Thursday Anaemia-I Dr. Yogita T

8 23//08/19 Friday Acute inflammation –II

chemical mediators

Dr. Vinaya

Shah

9 27/08/19 Tuesday Chronic inflammation (inc

granulomatous),

Dr. Vinaya S

10 29/8/19 Thursday Anaemia II-Megaloblastic

Anemia

Dr. Yogita T

11 30/08/19 Friday Chronic specific

inflammation

Typhoid , Amoebiasis

Dr. Ujwal

Rathod

12 03/09/19 Tuesday Regeneration repair Dr. Yasmeen

K.

13 05/09/19 Thursday Anaemia III-Hemolytic

Anemias

Dr. Yogita T

14 06/09/19 Friday Chronic specific

granulomatous

inflammation

1)Leprosy 2)Syphilis 3)

Fungal Disease

Dr. Yasmeen K

15 12/09/19 Thursday Hemorrhagic Disorders Dr Yogita T

16 13/09/19 Friday Theory-prelim paper -I

17 17/09/19 Tuesday Tuberculosis I : pulmonary

lesions of TB

Dr. Yasmeen

K.

17 19/09/19 Thursday Leucocytic disorders Dr. Ujwal R

18 20/09/19 Friday Tuberculosis II : pulmonary

lesions of TB

Dr. Yasmeen

K.

19 23/09/19 27/9/19 Prelims Practicals

20 01/10/19 Tuesday Genetic Disorders Dr. Vinaya

Shah

21 03/10/19 Thursday Blood Banking -I Dr. Parag F

22 04/10/19 Friday Disturbances of pigment

Disorders

Dr. Ujwal

Rathod

23 10/10/19 Thursday Blood Banking-II Dr. Parag F

24 11/10/19 Friday Amyloidosis Dr. Vinaya

Shah.

IInd MBBS Practical schedule for Pathology – General Pathology & Haematology

Batch : 2019-2020: 1st Term

Practical time: Tuesday & Thursday: 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm ; Friday : 2pm onwards

Sr. no Date Topics

1 6/08/19 Tissue processing & special stains

2 8/08/19 Introduction, collection of blood & anticoagulant

3 9/08/19 Mechanism of cell injury(reversible cell injury)

4 13/08/19 Degeneration –I

5 16/08/19 Necrosis & Gangrene

6 20/08/19 Acute inflammation –I

7 22/08/19 Haemoglobin Estimation

8 23/08/19 Acute inflammation -II

9 27/08/19 Chronic inflammation

10 29/08/19 Total leucocytes count (TLC)

11 30/08/19 Chronic specific Inflammation

12 3/09/19 Regeneration & Repair

13 5/09/19 Anemia slides

14 6/09/19 Chronic specific Granulomatous inflammation

15 12/09/19 Hemorrhagic disorder

16 13/09/19 Theory prelim paper - 1

17 17/09/19 Tuberculosis-I

18 19/09/19 Ps staining & DLC

19 20/09/19 Tuberculosis-II

20 23/09/19 Prelim practical

21 1/10/19 Genetic Disorders

22 3/10/19 Blood Group practical

23 4/10/19 Pigment disorders

24 10/10/19 Blood banking - II

25 11/10/19 Amyloidosis

IInd MBBS Practical schedule for pathology – Revision and Tutorial

IIIrd Term / Batch 2018- 2019

Practical time : 1 :00pm To 2: 30pm & 2: 30pm to 4 : pm (Tues. Batch-B & Thurs.

Batch-A)

(June 2019 – 31st July 2019 )

Group-I 17001- 17025 Group-IV 17076-17100

Group-II 17026-17050 Group-V 17101-17125

Group-III 17051-17075 Group-VI 17126-17152

16062,16105,16142

3. Awards and Achievements received by students and faculty since inception. Achievements: Dr. Manisha Khare • Presented papers at various state and national conferences • Judged papers at state conferences. • Specialty Interest: Pediatric pathology and Breast Pathology Dr. Vinaya Shah

Authored a Chapter-‘ Urogenital tract at Autopsy’ in a book- Autopsy Practices, Edition 2017, Editors Dr D N Lanjewar & Dr Pradeep Vaideeswar.. • Speciality Interest: Nephropathology, Transplant Pathology & Uropathology. Teaching Technology • Active Member in Medical Teaching Technology since 17years, FAIMER in 2007-09. • Presently Co-co-ordinator in MEU in H B T Medical College & Dr R N Cooper Hospital. Organized Two ‘Revised Basic Course workshops in HBTMC in April & August 2017’ and one “CISP Workshop’ in June 2019.

ICMR Study: “ A Cost Effective Urine Protein Creatinine ratio Estimation by Benzalkonium Chloride Method”

Dr. Yasmeen Khatib • Special interest – Cytopathology • Key role in starting DNB program in Cooper hospital.

Dr. Prajakta Gupte • Special interest – Gastrointestinal and liver Pathology (Fellowship in gastrointestinal and hepatopancreaticobiliary pathology (MUHS) from KEM Hospital 2011-2012.) • Dr. Dhaygude Memorial Award for best PG dissertation in the year 2010.

4. Results for examination for the year in the following format-

Degree/Diploma Year No of Students Appeared

No of Students Passed

Passing percentage

UG

MBBS Winter 2017

150 147 98

MBBS Summer 2018

3 2 67

PG

MBBS Winter 2018

154 146 95

MBBS Summer 2019

8 6 75

5. Vision of the department: To build socially accountable medical graduates through leadership in education,

research and diagnostic services for patient care and to be recognized as graduating

highly skilled doctors, researchers, and health care professionals

6. Other information:

a. Sections/Units of the department Hematology Clinical Pathology Histopathology Cytology Blood bank (24X7) Emergency Laboratory (24X7)

b. Services provided (new and old) Clinical work and Patient care : Investigations : CBC, ESR, Platelet count, Peripheral smear examination, Bone marrow studies, G6PD Levels, Sickling Test, Malaria Testing, Reticulocyte count, urine examination, Body fluid examination- Routine, microscopy and for malignant cells, Histopathology with special stains, cytology (FNAC+ PAP smear), Blood grouping, Coombs tests. Referral work of other peripheral hospitals: 14 peripheral hospitals and maternity homes send their Histopathology and PAP smears for processing and reporting Undergraduate teaching of 200 MBBS students Post Graduate Teaching Department of Pathology is accredited for 3 primary and 3 secondary DNB Pathology students. Training of DMLT students from other colleges Additional college and university duties

c. Specialty-wise bed distribution: Not Applicable

d. Departmental location:

Service Laboratories: Hospital building, 1st floor, B & C wing Undergraduate Practical Class: Old college building, 2nd floor Hospital building, 1st floor, B wing – Hematology & Clinical Pathology Lab No.12 Hospital building, 1st floor, C wing, Histopathology & Cytology Lab No. 14 Hospital building, 1st floor, F wing, Blood Bank (No. 13)

e. Time and days: Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm Saturday 9am to 1pm

f. Patient related/ Non-academic Activities Clinical work and Patient care : Investigations : CBC, ESR, Platelet count, Peripheral smear examination, Bone marrow studies, G6PD Levels, Sickling Test, Malaria Testing, Reticulocyte count, urine examination, Body fluid examination- Routine, microscopy and for malignant cells, Histopathology with special stains, cytology (FNAC+ PAP smear), Blood grouping, Coombs tests. Referral work of other peripheral hospitals: 14 peripheral hospitals and maternity homes send their Histopathology and PAP smears for processing and reporting