General Surgery
Activities
2018Â
BCA – BREAST CANCER AWARENESS OUT CAMPAIGN PROGRAM CONDUCTED BY DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SURGERY
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2019
LIVER QUIZ –Â INTERDEPARTMENTAL QUIZ IN ESCALATING ACADEMIC INTERESTS AND KNOWLEDGE
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CMEs
2020
 – UPPER GI SCOPY WORKSHOP
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Cadaver workshops
2020
CADAVERIC WORKSHOP ON BASIC AND ADVANCED BEDSIDE SURGICAL PROCEDURE ON 03/11/2020 CONDUCTED BY DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SURGERY
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Academic Activities
Clinical Teaching – Under Graduate
150 students are admitted every year
Around 420 students (4th & 5th , 6th & 7th, 8th & 9th semesters) attend theory classes from Monday to Saturday.
On an average, 100 students attend practical classes every day.
The students are divided into small groups and posted in 5 clinical units.
O.P.D Clinics, Bedside Clinics and clinical Demonstrations are held.
Practical classes including presentations and case discussions are being conducted for the 9th, 8th, 7th, 6th and 3rd semester students on all working days.
24 weeks of clinical posting is conducted, for 3 hours daily from 9.30am to 12.30am.
More than 300 hours of theory lecture classes are conducted separately for 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th & 9th semester students.
Group discussions are conducted every Monday from 2 pm to 4 pm for Final year MBBS Students
Symposiums / Seminars are conducted every week for MBBS students
Internal assessment exams are conducted regularly
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Clinical Teaching – CRRI
End postings clinical and theory exams are compulsorily conducted every two months for every batch.
We are conducting orientation training programs for CRRI’s in the Department at the beginning of internship.
Two months training in General Surgery including Anaesthesia.
They are trained in Operative Procedures and are given live skills training under supervision
Management of injuries and surgical emergencies is taught
Weekly CRRI Seminars and case presentations
Monthly Suturing Workshops
Case based bedside Topic Discussion
Patient specific follow up – Rapport building
Encouraged to present interesting cases in the CSF meetings
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Clinical Teaching – Post Graduates
Annual Intake of 10 post graduate students
Intensive Clinical training of 3 years duration
Post graduates trained under ENTRUSTATBLE PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Weekly thrice Clinical Presentation and case discussion
Alternate Saturdays – Journal Club & EBM sessions
Weekly seminars
Weekly once Group Discussion
They assist in all major surgeries
Perform under supervision various minor and major surgeries independently
Confidence Building Measures – Independent Case handling and patient counselling under supervision
Every day activities are updated in SBVU designed E-portfolio with their concerned unit chiefs and under their guidance
They are encouraged to present Paper and Poster presentations in conferences.
Encouraged to attend various seminars and CME programs
Peripheral Postings during their second year to MMC, Chennai for 6 months – Super Specialty training in various departments
Laparoscopy training for all post graduates
Endoscopy [OGD scopy and Colonoscopy] training
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Teaching and learning programs
The academic schedule is prepared in advance according to the syllabus and theory classes are taken by faculties.
Teaching Methods:
Powerpoint projections
OHP projections
Audio-Visual aids
Clinical Demonstrations
BedsideClinics   Â
Small group teaching
Role plays
Quizzes         Â
Surgical Procedure Demonstration
Students are evaluated periodically by monthly cycle tests in theory and Clinical Evaluation tests in clinical postings.
Internal assessment examination (Theory and Practical) is conducted for final MBBS students.
Students performance are evaluated and feedback given to the students and their parents to improve academic performance.
Surgical Skill training in minor and major surgical Procedures for post graduates.
Bedside surgical procedures and trauma management for Interns
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