COMPLETED DISSERTATION
Dr. Ankur Batra | Dr. V.A.Kothiwale | Effects Of Blood Pressure Reduction On High Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (Hscrp) | ||
Dr. Sandeep S Donagaon | Dr. A.J. Dhumale | Eosinopenia Is A Reliable Marker Of Sepsis On Admission To Medical Intensive Care Units | ||
Dr Sachin Bongale | Dr. V.G.Somannavar | Study Of Serum Ferritin In Metabolic Syndrome | ||
Dr.Shet Sudhir Mangaldas | Dr.M.S. Khanpet | The Relationship Between Thyroid Function Test And Various Stages Of Renal Failure [Stages As Per Egfr] | ||
Dr. Bobby Varghese | Dr. Rekha S Patil | Relationship Of Neck Circumference To Cardiovascular Risk Factors | ||
Dr. Yogesh Garg | Dr. Naveen Angadi | Association Of Plasma Bnp & Hs- Crp Levels With Echocardiographic Derived Parameters Of Cardiac Function In Heart Failure Patients | ||
Dr. Amit Govind Kamat | Dr. B. Srinivas | Non Motor Symptoms In Parkinson’s Disease | ||
Dr. Yeshavanth G | Dr. Arathi Darshan | The Association Of Egft, Serum Lipids And Inflammatory Biomarkers With Normal Renal Function In Patients With Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus | ||
Dr. Pallav Goswami | Dr. Prakash Babaliche | Clinical Profile Of Acute Viral Gastroenteritis- A One Year Cross Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Manika Mahajan | Dr. V. A. Kothiwale | Clinical And Laboratory Profile Of Prehypertension In Adults- A One Year Cross Sectional Study. | ||
Dr. Smita Suresh Advani | Dr. Rekha S. Patil | Clinical Haematological And Cytogenetic Profile In Myelodysplastic Syndrome- A One Year Cross Sectional Study. | ||
Dr. Vishwanath Hesarur | Dr. B. Srinivas | Clinical And Laboratory Profile Of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Among Hiv Seropositive Patients- A Cross Sectional Study. | ||
Dr. Sriharsha A. S. | Dr. Prakash K. Phadnis | A Cross Sectional Study To Know The Prevalence Of Insulin Resistance Among Non Obese Hypertensives Attending Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Mrc, Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Nikhil Sunkarineni | Dr. Neeta Deshpande | Correlation Of Blood Inflammatory Markers To Ankle Brachial Index In Asymptomatic Atherosclerosis In Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients- A Cross Sectional Study. | ||
Dr. Anand Kumar M. | Dr. Mallikarjun S. Khanpet | A Cross Sectional Study To Know The Profile Of Patients With Acute Interstitial Nephropathy Attending Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Mrc, Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Dhaval Malde | Dr. A. J. Dhumale | Clinical Profile Of Patients With Brain Stem Stroke Admitted To Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Mrc, Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Badam Manoj Kumar | Dr. Arathi Darshan | A Cross Sectional Study To Find The Association Between Prolonged Qtc Interval And Microalbuminuria In Patients Of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. | ||
Dr. Ranjan Modi | Dr. V. A. Kothiwale | Assessment Of Apolipoproteins In Patients Of Coronary Artery Diseases. | ||
Dr. Toby Chandy | Dr. Rekha S. Patil | Prevelance Of Anti Ccp Antibodies In Patients With Rheumathoid Arthritis- One Year Cross Sectional Study At Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Mrc, Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Sneha Sirdeshpande | Dr. B. Srinivas | Association Of Correlation Of Serum Cholesterol, Hdl-C, Ldl-C Levels With Degree Of Radiological Extent And Degree Of Sputum Positivity In Pulmonary Tuberculosis- A One Year Cross Sectional Study. | ||
Dr. Chandramouli Reddy | Dr. Prakash K. Phadnis | To Study The Clinical Profile, Etiology And Outcome Of Ventilator Associated Pneumonia. A One Year Cross Sectional Study. | ||
Dr. Hemanth Kumar S. R. | Dr. M. S. Khanpet | Prevalence Of Asymptomatic Urinary Abnormalities Among Kle University Students- A One Year Cross Sectional Study. | ||
Dr. Veena P. Munavalli | Dr. A. J. Dhumale | Serum Cystatin C Concentration Levels As A Marker Of Acute Renal Failure In Critically Ill Patients. | ||
Dr. Harshavardhan Rao | Dr. Arathi Darshan | A Clinical Study To Determine The Association Of Interleukin-18 With Metabolic Syndrome. | ||
Dr. Pakalpati Sasanka | Dr. Prakash Babaliche | Silent Brain Infarcts In Patients With Non-Specific Neurological Symptoms – A One Year Cross Sectional Study, At Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital And M. R. C. Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Ankur Batra | Dr. V. A. Kothiwale | Effects Of Blood Pressure Reduction On High Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (Hscrp) | ||
Dr. Sandeep S Donagaon | Dr. A.J. Dhumale | Eosinopenia Is A Reliable Marker Of Sepsis On Admission To Medical Intensive Care Units | ||
Dr. Sachin Bongale | Dr. V.G.Somannavar | Study Of Serum Ferritin In Metabolic Syndrome | ||
Dr. Shet Sudhir Mangaldas | Dr.M.S. Khanpet | The Relationship Between Thyroid Function Test And Various Stages Of Renal Failure [Stages As Per Egfr] | ||
Dr. Bobby Varghese | Dr. Rekha S Patil | Relationship Of Neck Circumference To Cardiovascular Risk Factors | ||
Dr. Yogesh Garg | Dr. Naveen Angadi | Association Of Plasma Bnp & Hs- Crp Levels With Echocardiographic Derived Parameters Of Cardiac Function In Heart Failure Patients | ||
Dr. Amit Govind Kamat | Dr. B. Srinivas | Non Motor Symptoms In Parkinson’s Disease | ||
Dr. Yeshavanth G. | Dr. Arathi Darshan | The Association Of Egft, Serum Lipids And Inflammatory Biomarkers With Normal Renal Function In Patients With Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus | ||
Dr. Pallav Goswami | Dr. Prakash Babaliche | Clinical Profile Of Acute Viral Gastroenteritis – A One Year Cross Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Doshi Darshan Kiran | Dr. Prakash Babaliche | Role Of Ns1 Antigen Detection In Early Diagnosis Of Dengue Virus Infection – A One Year Hospital Based Cross-Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Nitish Kumar Mahajan | Dr. B. Srinivas | Correlation Of Serum Magnesium Levels In The Clinical Outcome Of Critically Ill Patients – A One Year Prospective Cohort Study. | ||
Dr. Amit Goel | Dr. A.J.Dhumale | Study Of Metabolic Syndrome In Hiv Positive Patients In A Tertiary Hospital | ||
Dr. Thacker Vinit Arvindbhai | Dr. M.S.Khanpet | Correlation Between Serum Adiponectin Levels And Chronic Kidney Disease Stage 2 To Stage 4 In Patients With Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus – A One Year Cross Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Gaurav S. Subhedar | Dr. Arati Darshan | A One Year Cross Sectional Study: To Study The Association Of Serum Gamma Glutamyl Transferase Levels With Metabolic Syndrome- Dr. Prabhakar Kore’s Kles Hospital, Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Salil V. Patkar | Dr. P.K.Phadnis | Correlation Of Serum Uric Acid Levels & Lipid Levels In Patients With Ischaemic Cerebrovascular Accident – A One Year Cross Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Amit K. Sarda | Dr. Naveen Angadi | To Study Correlation Of Serum Vitamin D Levels In Patients With Pulmonary Tuberculosis – A One Year Hospital Based Cross Sectional Study. | ||
Dr. Anshul Goyal | Dr. V.G. Somannavar | Estimation Of Levels Of Vitamin D In Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus – One Year Cross Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Naveen Charantimath | Dr. Rekha Patil | Estimation Of Csf Cortisol Levels In Patients With Meningitis – A One Year Cross-Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Kulkarni Aditya Vivekanand | Dr. Santosh Hajare | Estimation Of Aminotranferases Levels In Normal Individuals In Relation To Body Mass Index – A Cross Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Varun Kumar B. | Dr. V. A. Kothiwale | Estimation Of Serum Procalcitonin Levels In Patients With Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome And Sepsis – A One Year Cross-Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Ravi Pangi | Dr. V.A.Kothiwale | To Study The Clinical Profile Of Atrial Fibrillation In Elderly Patients A One Year Cross Sectional Study At Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Mrc Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Kabir Sethi | Dr. A.J. Dhumale | “ Role Of Novel Biomarker Heart Type Fatty Acid Binding Protein In Diagnosing Acute Coronary Syndrome In Comparison With Troponin T And Ck-Mb A One Year Cross Sectional Study In Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Mrc, Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Rajan Mittal | Dr. V.G.Somannavar | “Study Of Cardiac Manifestations In Patients Of Hiv Infection” A One Year Cross Sectional Study At Kle University, Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Gadve Shriya Suresh | Dr.M.S.Khanpet | A One Year Longitudinal Study Of The Outcome Of Papillary Necrosis Causing Acute Renal Failure In Patients Presenting To Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Medical Research Centre, Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Mohit Arora | Dr. Rekha S Patil | To Study The Incidence Of Cardiac Manifestations In Dengue Fever In Patients Admitted In Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital Based Descriptive Study | ||
Dr. Ganavi.V.P. | Dr. Naveen Angadi | “Prevalence Of Primary Hypothyroidism In Metabolic Syndrome” A One Year Cross Sectional Study At Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Medical Research Centre, Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Nishant Dubey | Dr. B. Srinivas | A Clinical Profile Of Acute Myocardial Infarction With Atypical Presentation- A One Year Hospital Based Descriptive Study | ||
Dr. Sharanabasveshwar R.P. | Dr. Santosh Hajare | Etiological Profile Of Patients Presenting With Upper Gastro Intestinal Bleeding- A One Year Cross Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Bhise Shekhar Ramachandra | Dr. Arathi Darshan | “ Correlation Of Inter Arm Systolic Blood Pressure Difference To Ankle Brachial Index [ Abi ] In Detecting Peripheral Vascular Disease In Type Two Diabetes Mellitus Patients – One Year Cross Sectional Study In Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Mrc, Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Pradeep Gubba | Dr. Prakash Babaliche | “ Variation In Common Lipid Parameters In Malaria Infected Patients- A One Year Cross Sectional Study In Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Mrc Belgaum” | ||
Dr. Akshay Konnur | Dr. Anjali Metgudmath | “To Study The Clinical And Biochemical Profile Of Liver Involvement In Dengue Infected Patients A One Year Cross Sectional Study In Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Mrc Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Sameer Mehta | Dr. V. A. Kothiwale | The value of shock index in prognosticating mortality in patients with severe sepsis and septic shock. | ||
Dr. Rohit Morlawar | Dr. V. A. Kothiwale | Comparative Analysis Trend of Primary and Secondary Dengue Infection – A one year Hospital based study. | ||
Dr. Kulkarni Nachiikait Shirish | Dr. Santosh Hajare | Estimation of senior estradiol levels and its co-relation with BISAP score in severe Acute Pancreatitis – One year hospital based cross sectional study. | ||
Dr. Rocky Katheria | Dr. Vijay G. Somannavar | Clinical study of acute myocardial infarction in relation with sr. uric acid level. | ||
Dr. Viraj Vasudev Yerramalla | Dr. Vijay G. Somannavar | Clinical study of organophosphorus compound poisoning and comparison of serum pseudo cholinesterase levels with its complications / outcome. | ||
Dr. Vamshi A. | Dr. Rekha S. Patil | Microalbuminuria: Biomarker of sepsis and prognostic significance in critically ill patients. | ||
Dr. Soumya Poduval Phagum | Dr. Rekha S. Patil | Study of prognostic significance of serum levels of creative kinase in OPP. Importance of elevated serum amylase in patients of organophosphorous compound poisoning. | ||
Dr. Ch. Prudhvi Krishna | Dr. B. Srinivas | Clinical and laboratory study of arrhythmias in acute myocardial infarction and its prognostic significance. Study of arrhythmias in AMI and its correlations with electrolyte imbalance. | ||
Dr. Suhas M. | Dr. B. Srinivas | To study the relationship between carotid intima-media thickness & disease activity in rheumatoid arthritis. | ||
Dr. Naman Mukhi | Dr. Aarthi Darshan | To identify risk of type 2 diabetes mellitus using Indian diabetes risk score in medical students. | ||
Dr. Priyanka A. Patil | Dr. Aarthi Darshan | Relationship between Mean Platelet volume & severity of acute Ischemic Brain shock in type 2 diabetes mellitus. | ||
Dr. Siddharth Madnani | Dr. Prakash Babaliche | Clinical profile of hyponatremia in adult patients admitted to KLES Dr. Prabhakar Kore hospital & MRC, Belgaum | ||
Dr. Sajal Kamat | Dr. Dnyanesh N. Morkar | Nutritional Assessment of HIV patients admitted to tertiary care hospital using the phase angle Z score. | ||
Dr. Ashwin S. P. | Dr. M. S. Khanpet | Asymptomatic renal artery diseases in ischemic heart disease patients undergoing coronary angiography in KLES Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital and MRC, Belgaum. | ||
Dr. Arjun Hosalli | Dr. Anjali R. Metgudmath | To study mean platelet volume in patients of acute coronary syndromes. | ||
Dr. Saurabh Gaur | Dr. V. A. Kothiwale | Correlation of thyroid hormoneprofile with apache ii score as a prognostic marker in patients with sepsis in intensive care unit- a one year cross sectional study at kle dr. Prabhakar kore hospital, Belgaum | ||
Dr. U. M. Vaishak | Dr. Anjali Metgudmath | The correlation between serum homcysteine levels and hypothyroidism – a one year case control study in kles hospital belgaum | ||
Dr. Rahul Bhume | Dr. Prakash Babaliche | Clinical profile and role of rapid serological tests(typhifast igm and enterocheck igg/igm) for diagnosis of typhoid fever – a one year cross sectional study in kles dr. Prabhakar kore hospital & mrc, belgaum | ||
Dr. Samarth | Dr. Dnyanesh Morkar | Estimation of serum testosterone level and its co-relation with hematocrit in type 2 diabetes male patients – one year hospital based prospective case –control study in kles dr. Prabhakar kore charitable hospital & mrc, belgaum | ||
Dr. ChetanaKhavatkopp | Dr. M. S. Khanpet | Study of outcome of arteriovenous fistula by prior assessment of vascular dimensions – a preospective one year study in kles dr. Prabhakar kore charitable hospital, belgaum | ||
Dr. RavikanthRamadhenu | Dr. V. A. Kothiwale | Estimation of subcutaneous fat thickness using various anthropometric measures and their correlation in type 2 diabetes mellitus – a one year cross sectional study | ||
Dr. P Krishna Prasad | Dr. Rekha S Patil | Precipitating factors for hepatic encephalopathy in cirrhosis of liver – a one year hospital based cross sectional study | ||
Dr. Samrat Ashok. Shah | Dr. B. Srinivas | Musculoskeleteal manifestations of diabetes mellites – a one year cross sectional study at kles dr. Prabhkar kore hospital | ||
Dr. Rikita R. Mudhol | Dr. Srinivas B | Prevalance of thyroid disorders in type 2 diabetic patients – a one year cross sectional study | ||
Dr. MandarGopalkrishnaWaghralkar | Dr. Vijay Somannavar | Correlation of platelet count/splenic diameter ration for the diagnosis of esophageal va-rices in patients of cirrhosis of liver | ||
Dr. Vaibhavi G Velangi | Dr. Rajeev Malipatil | Estimation of csf lactate as diagnosis marker to differentiate pyogenic meningitis from non-pyogenic meningitis | ||
Dr. RavindraKantamaneni | Dr. Santosh Hajare | Etiological profile of patients presenting with lower gastrointestinal bleeding – a one year cross sectional study | ||
Dr. Venkat Reddy Palvai | Dr. Rekha S Patil | Estimation of the lipoprotein (a) in acute ischemic stroke | ||
Dr. Shivakumar V. Turamari | Dr. Vijay Somannavar | Autonomic dysfunction in cirrhosis of liver, a one year cross sectional study at kles dr. Prabhakar kore hospital and mrc, belgaum | ||
Dr. Yogesh om Sharma | Dr. Arathi Darshan | Study of minimal hepatic encephalopathy in patients with cirrhosis of liver | ||
Dr. Deebanshu Gupta | Dr. V. A. Kothiwale | “Study of erectile dysfunction in T2DM”. | ||
Dr. Ashray S. Kole | Dr. V. A. Kothiwale | ’ Iron studies and its correlation with BNF Levels in Heart failure’ | ||
Dr. Ratna M. Bhustali | Dr. V. G. Somannavar | ‘Waist to height ratio as a screening tool in the assessment of cardiometabolic risk factors in comparison with waist circumference wast to | ||
Dr. Anish John Kuriakose | Dr. V. G. Somannavar | ‘Validity of bedside clinical scoring systems in classifying stroke and its subsequent management.’ | ||
Dr. Aakansha Pritam Sinha | Dr. Rekha S. Patil | ‘Sequential organ failure assessment score (SOFA) as a prognostic marker in patients with sepsis in a tertiary care ICU’. | ||
Dr. Pooja Motimath | Dr. Rekha S. Patil | ‘Serum testosterone in Hypertensive patients – A cross sectional study. | ||
Dr. Kumar Siddharth | Dr. Anjali Metgudmath | ‘Cross Sectional study of HsCRP with statin to be exceeded. | ||
Dr. Harshbir Singh Puar | Dr. B. Srinivas | ‘ Clinical lab evaluation of acute kidney injury in geriatric population’. | ||
Dr. Mohnish G. Patel | Dr. B. Srinivas | ‘ Clinical profile of toxic snake bite cases in patients admitted in tertially cow Hospital’. | ||
Dr. Abhishek T. G. | Dr. Arathi Darshan | ‘To study the association of carotid intimal medial thickness in metabolic syndrome’. | ||
Dr. Vijayalakshmi Chikkamath | Dr. Rajeev Malipatil | ‘A study of plasma fibrinogen levels in T2DM and its relation to glycemic control’. | ||
Dr. Ankita Menon | Dr. Prakash Babaliche | ‘A study of left ventricular function by echocardiography in HIV infected patients’. | ||
Dr. Paladugu Sai Nivead | Dr. Santosh Hazare | ‘Clinical profile of non-alcoholic strators syndrome’. | ||
Dr. Shaik Hussain Basha | Dr. M. S. Khanpet | ‘Clinical and microbiological features of UTI’. | ||
Dr. Joel George | Dr. Dnyanesh Morkar | ‘ECG findings in opposite with special reference to QTC’. | ||
Dr. Ankita Aneja | Dr. V.A. Kothiwale | To study clinical profile of different serotypes of Dengue | ||
Dr. Chougule Nikhil Ashok | Dr. V.A. Kothiwale | Multifactorial influences on lipid profile in dyslipidemia patient | ||
Dr. Krishna C.S. | Dr. Rajeev Malipatil | Comparison of capillary blood glucose versus arterial blood glucose in patients on vasopressor support | ||
Dr. Rishi Raman | Dr. V.G. Somannavar | A Clinical profile and etiological study of pleural effusion 4 days longitudinal study | ||
Dr. Aamna Maniyar | Dr. V.G. Somannavar | One year cross sectional study of predicting the need for ventilator support in patients with organophosphorus compound poisoning | ||
Dr. Pooja P Lokkur | Dr. Rekha S Patil | Apo A1 and Lipid profile in Cirrhotic patient and its correlation with prognostic scores – a one year cross sectional study at KLE’s Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & MRC Belagavi. | ||
Dr. Abhilash B Mareguddi | Dr. Rekha S Patil | Red cell distribution width and neurological scoring systems in Acute stroke patient | ||
Dr. Vivek V Shirol | Dr. B. Srinivas | Prevalence of gall bladder stones in T2DM patient and As associated risk factors – A cross sectional study. | ||
Dr. Vinay A Issac | Dr. B. Srinivas“ | The relationship between glycosylated Hemoglobin and mean platelet volume in T2 DM Patients. | ||
Dr. Dandamudi K Dheeraj | Dr. Arathi Darshan | Observational study of association of son1-radiographically assessed visceral and subcutaneous abdominal fat with insulin resistance in patient with prediabetes | ||
Dr. Chauhan D Piraji | Dr. Arathi Darshan | To Study serum calcium in Dengue Fever | ||
Dr. Chafekar Nahush Deodatta | Dr. Prakash Babaliche | Study of association of Vit B12 deficiency and clinical neuropathy with metformin use in T2 DM Patients. | ||
Dr. Harish V Ballur | Dr. Naveen Angadi. | Study of clinical profile of non-Alcoholic fatty liver disease [NAFLD] and its association with Metabolic syndrome | ||
Dr. Natasha P Madkaikar | Dr. Anjali R Metgudmath | A one year prospective study of thyroid dysfunction geriatric population & its clinical correlation . | ||
Dr. Srikanth Yadav Meesala | Dr. Dnayesh Morkar | To study renal manifestations in dengue fever. | ||
Dr. Aditi Rao | Dr.V A Kothiwale | A comparison of clinical profiles of normal and abnormal coronary arteries : a case control study | ||
Dr. Ramneek Mittal | Dr.V A Kothiwale | Clinical profile of left bundle branch block in tertiary care hospital – a cross sectional stud | ||
Dr. Vijayalaxmi | Dr. Pournima Patil | Study of factors affecting the patients global visual analogue scale in patients of rheumatoid arthritis – a one year hospital based cross sectional study in kle’s dr. Prabhakar Kore hospital, Belagavi | ||
Dr. Silpasri Uthaman | Dr. B Srinivas | Stud of neutrophils : lymphocyte ratio as a novel marker of diabetic nephropathy in type 2 diabetes mellitus – one ear hospital based cross sectional study | ||
Dr. Rani Jawahar Ghali | Dr. B Srinivas | Evaluation of serum uric acid level in primary hypertension – a one year cross sectional study | ||
Dr. Mohammed Muffasil | Dr. Aarati Darshan | Study of partial thromboplastin time and prothrombin time as predictors of bleeding in dengue fever – one ear of cross sectional study | ||
Dr. Lakshmi Krishnan | Dr. Aarathi Darshan | Correlation of serum prolactin level to child –pugh scoring system in cirrhosis of liver – a one year cross sectional study | ||
Dr. Soumya N S | Dr. Rekha Patil | Prevalence of secondary hyperparathyroidism in patients with stage 5 chronic kidney disease on maintenance hemodialysis – a one ear hospital based cross sectional study | ||
Dr. Patil Vivek Malagouda | Dr. Rekha S Patil | Serum calcium level as a prognostic marker in acute pancreatitis – one year hospital based cross sectional study | ||
Dr. M Bharat Reddy | Dr. Naveen Angadi | Measurement of serum cholinesterase levels in type 2 diabetes and its possible role as a marker for cardiovascular risk assessment – one ear hospital based cross sectional stud in KLE;s dr. Prabhakar kore’s charitable hospital | ||
Dr. Akshay Jain | Dr. V G Somannavar | Estimation of blood urea nitrogen/ creatinine ratio and urine specific gravity to assess dehydration as a predictor of outcome in acute ischemic stroke patients – one year hospital based cross sectional study | ||
Dr. Omkar S Rudra | Dr. V G Somannavar | The effect of the severity of anaemia on hba1c in non diabetic patients – a one year hospital based study in kle’s Prabhakar kore hospital and medical research centre | ||
Dr. Soumya Parne | Dr. Anjali Metgudmath | Serum bilirubin as a severity and prognostic indicator in acute ischemic stroke – a tertiary hospital based one year observational study in Belagavi | ||
Dr. Ravi N. Sangapur | Dr. Prakash Babaliche | Serum magnesium level and its correlation with primary hypertension – one year cross sectional study | ||
Dr. Madduri Pavan Kumar | Dr. Dnyanesh Morkar | Clinical profile of fever in the geriatric patients admitted in ICU – a one Year hospital based cross sectional stud | ||
Dr. Kopal Gupta | Dr. V.A. Kothiwale | “Association Between Elevated Serum Uric Acid Levels And Islet Beta Cell Function Indices In Newly Diagnosed Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus – A One Year Cross Sectional Study At Kle’s Dr Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Medical Research Centre ”, | ||
Dr. Shreyas U Akki. | Dr. V.A. Kothiwale | “Role Of Troponin In Identifying Left Ventricular Ejection Fraction Of <=40% In Acute St Elevated Myocardial Infarction: A One Year Cross Sectional Study In Kle Dr Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Mrc Belagavi”, | ||
Dr. Sharath Tukade | Dr. Pournima S Patil | “The Pattern Of Prior Drug Usage, Level Of Disease Activity At Presentation To Rheumatology Clinic In Rural Patient Of Rheumatoid Arthritis – One Year Observational Study From Rheumatology Clinic At Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Mrc, Belagavi”, | ||
Dr. Tirupati V Sai Vaibhav | Dr. V.G. Somannavar | “Correlation Of Serum Lipid Profile In Patient With Anemia – A One Year Cross Sectional Study In Kle’s Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Mrc”, | ||
Dr. Vikram J Khardenavis | Dr. V.G. Somannavar | “Comparison Of Red Blood Cell Morphology And Indices In Patients Of Vegetarian And Non Vegetarian Diet, A One Year Cross Sectional Study In Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Mrc” | ||
Dr. Rajani Durannavar | Dr. Rekha S Patil | “To Study The Serum Lactate Albumin Ratio In The Patients With Sepsis A One Year Cross Sectional Study In Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Mrc, Belgavi” | ||
Dr. Rishabh Agarwal. | Dr. Rekha S Patil | “Incidence And Risk Factors Associated With Development Of Post Infectious Irritable Bowel Syndrome (Ibs): A One Year Prospective Longitudinal Study At Kles Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Mrc, Belgaum” | ||
Dr. Sreedhar J Cherulil | Dr. Arif D Maldar | “Clinical And Electrocardiographic Profile Of Inferior Wall Myocardial Infraction, With Right Ventricular Involvement – A One Year Cross Sectional Study At Kle’s Dr Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Medical Research Centre” | ||
Dr. N Abhiram | Dr. Naveen Angadi. | “Clinical And Laboratory Profile Of Diabetes Hypertension Kidney Disease Syndrome – Dhkd Syndrome – A One Year Cross Sectional Study At Kles Dr Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Mrc” | ||
Dr. P Haritha | Dr. Arathi Darshan | “Prognostic Value Of Decaf Score In Patients With Acute Exacerbation Of Copd – A One Year Cross Sectional Study In Kle’s Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Medical Research Centre, Belagavi” | ||
Dr. Sneha V Karekar | Dr. Arathi Darshan | “Correlation Between Apri Index, Meld Score And Child Pugh Score In Cirrhosis Of Liver – A One Year Cross Sectional Study In Kle’s Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Medical Research Centre, Belagavi” | ||
Dr. Akash C | Dr. Raju Badiger | “Prognostic Role Of Neutrophil –Lymphocyte Ratio In Patients With Acute Ischaemic Stroke – One Year Cross- Sectional Study” | ||
Dr. Veera Vaishnavi Dulipalla | Dr. Madhav Prabhu | “Study Of Association Between Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus And Telomere Length A One Year Cross Sectional Study” | ||
Dr. Vattikonda Chandra Lekha | Dr. Jayaprakash Appajigol | “Study Of Risk Factors And Clinical Profile Of Patients With Acinetobacter Baumannii Infection Admitted In Medical Intensive Care Unit Of Tertiary Care Hospital, Belagavi. A One Year Observational Study” | ||
Dr. Santosh Kumar | Dr. D. Morkar | “To Study Clinical Factors And Serum Testosterone In Relation To Erectile Dysfunction In Hiv Infected Men At Kle’s Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Mrc, Belagavi – A One Year Observational Cross Sectional Study” | ||
Dr. Indu Yadav | Dr. Raju Badiger | Study Of Sick Euthyroid Syndrome In Organophosphate Poisoning –A Hospital Based One Year Cross Sectional Study In Kles’ Dr Prabhakar Kore Hospital And Medical Research Centre, Belagavi | ||
Dr. Vojjala Nishanth | Dr. Rekha S Patil | A Study Of Serum Ferritin Levels In Dengue Patients – One Year Hospital Based Cross Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Prashanth B M | Dr. Rekha S Patil | Study Of Correlation Between Serum Uric Acid And Hba1c In Prediabetic And Diabetics – A One Year Prospective Analytical Study | ||
Dr. Pavan Kumar B C | Dr. V G Somannavar | A Study On The Role Of Serum Calcium, Serum Albumin And Serum Uric Acid As Markers Of Initial Neurological Severity And Short Term Outcome Indicators In Acute Ischemic Stroke | ||
Dr. Kabara Abhishek Laxmikant | Dr. Pournima Patil | Safety Profile Of Methotrexate In Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis | ||
Dr. Sreekanth Chowdary | Dr. Arif Maldar | Hyperuricemia As An Early Marker In Predicting The Mortality And Morbidity In Patients With Sepsis | ||
Dr. Vinay Arora | Dr. Arathi Darshan | Blood Pressure Monitoring In Normotensive Type – 2 Diabetics Using 24hr Blood Pressure Monitoring Device And Its Relationship With Anthropometric Measurements: A One Year Hospital Based Cross Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Aashna Pankaj Gandhi | Dr. Arathi Darshan | Eosinopenia As A Diagnostic Marker For Enteric Fever: A One Year Hospital Based Cross Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Manisha Dwivedi | Dr. Dnyanesh Morkar | Comparative Study Of Sofa, Apache Ii, Saps Ii, As A Predictor Of Mortality In Patients Of Sepsis Admitted In Medical Icu Of Kles Prabhakar Kore Hospital | ||
Dr. Pooja Yamini Devi Koruprolu | Dr. V A Kothiwale | Clinical Study Of Bacterial Profile And Antibiotic Sensitivity Pattern Of Isolates In Medical ICU | ||
Dr. Gayatri Sharma | Dr. Naveen Angadi | Assessment Of Anemia In Patients Of Primary Hypothyroidism | ||
Dr. K Goutham Sai Krishna | Dr.Madhav Prabhu | Study Of Association Of Leptin And Leucocyte Telomere Length With Body Mass Index In Adult Indian Population A One Year Cross Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Rishabh Soni | Dr. Jayaprakash Appajigol | Clinical Profile And Patterns Of Antimicrobial Resistance In Ventilator Associated Pneumonia Patients –A Cross Sectional Study | ||
Dr. Aishwarya Anil Patted | Dr. V A Kothiwale | Association Of Lipoprotein (A) In Coronary Artery Disease In Young Individuals | ||
Dr. Mohamed Faizan Thouseef | Dr. V G Somannavar | A Clinical Profile Of Urinary Tract Infection In Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus With Bacterial Culture And Antibiotic Sensitivity Patterns | ||
DR. SATHE VANDITA SUNIL | DR. V.A. KOTHIWALE | “STUDY OF COAGULATION PROFILE DYNAMICS IN PATIENTS WITH COVID 19 INFECTION – A ONE YEAR CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY IN KLE’S DR. PRABHAKAR KORE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL RESEARCH CENTRE, BELAGAVI”. | ||
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Editorial: emergency and critical care of severely injured patients.
Editorial on the Research Topic Emergency and critical care of severely injured patients
Severe trauma is among the leading causes of death and morbidity in many age groups around the world. The chain of survival in critically ill injured patients starts on the scene, continues in the emergency department, and carries on in the first surgical phase and in the intensive care unit. The optimal care of such patients depends on both medical treatment and organizational management. Therefore, it is essential to examine both of these aspects if healthcare systems are to optimize the care of critically ill trauma patients in different parts of the world.
Provision of the best available medical care for severely injured patients might result in suboptimal outcomes if prehospital care, or any link in the path of the patients through the chain of survival, is not of similarly high quality. A close look at the various challenges faced by trauma systems—and their potential solutions—in different regions of the world will enable the identification of existing short-comings and may facilitate the exchange of relevant solutions and possible improvements to processes. Both unmet surgical needs and the cost effectiveness of surgical intervention should be addressed and potential solutions should be suggested, including those related to medical, training, and organizational issues.
In emergency and intensive care, many aspects of care are specific to trauma patients, and so general recommendations and guidelines may not cover the precise needs of injured patients in these settings. Furthermore, many treatment options are currently under scientific discussion. Therefore, new research results and a critical appraisal of the relevant up-to-date knowledge is provided to the readers herein.
A team of experts does not necessarily make an expert team. Starting from this observation, Alexandrino et al. reviewed some of the most important non-technical skills that are required not only in the emergency department, but also in the operating room, and they proposed ways to improve perioperative communication. Furthermore, they give a short appraisal of existing training courses.
The indication and decision of when to transfer a severely injured patient from one to another hospital are complex. Spering et al. described processes followed for the common, countrywide practice of the interhospital transfer of severely injured patients within a highly developed national network of trauma centers. In addition to their epidemiological overview, they were able to identify major factors that resulted in such a transfer. They also presented data indicating that the introduction of a trauma network resulted in an improved transfer policy.
With an increasingly active aging population, greater numbers of injured patients requiring anticoagulant or antithrombotic treatment are presenting challenges to emergency and surgical teams. One study ( Yamaji et al. ) investigated the impacts of pre-trauma anticoagulant and antithrombotic treatment on mortality in patients with major trauma. They identified differences in outcomes between patients treated with anticoagulant vs. antithrombotic drugs. In this context, a registry study ( Fitschen-Oestern et al. ) focusing on an elderly population analyzed the effects of the application of tranexamic acid on outcomes in patients who were older than 50 years and receiving pre-existing treatment with anticoagulant or antithrombotic medication. In a third study ( Schindler et al. ), a high rate of intracranial bleeding was observed in elderly patients who were receiving anticoagulant or antithrombotic treatment before experiencing a low fall. As this observation was also made in asymptomatic patients, the findings hinted at the necessity of performing a head-CT scan in all such patients.
Endovascular intervention techniques may significantly improve bleeding control and outcomes in severely injured patients. However, they require excellent infrastructure and organization, as delayed processes and other obstacles may diminish their potential benefits. Mizuno et al. analyzed the role of a time delay in transcatheter embolization in patients with pelvic fracture, and their findings substantiated the importance of fast intervention.
The Zürich group of Kalbas et al. presented a review and analysis of registry data that examined the best way to decide on the timing of surgical fracture stabilization in patients with multiple injuries. They discussed the values of different parameters and scores, and they propose the use of a decision tree.
Ventilation and mobilization are central interventions during the intensive care treatment of severely injured patients. Although the general guidelines of ventilatory support do also apply to trauma patients, there may be specific conditions (e.g., pulmonary contusion, inhalation injury) that require more individualized treatment. Meregildo-Rodríguez et al. looked at the ventilation of patients with cervical spinal cord injury who may have specific requirements due to the lack of a primary lung injury and a lack of respiratory-muscle activity. The authors presented a systematic review with a special focus on tidal volumes.
The role and potential advantages of early mobilization in ventilated patients is still a Research Topic under discussion. Wang et al. present another meta-analysis, this time including only randomized controlled trials. They suggested taking a differentiated view with respect to effects on different outcome parameters.
Early identification of patients at increased risk of developing complications may help to enable stratification of patients into specific monitoring or treatment pathways, or for potential inclusion in studies trialing novel therapies. In a single-center study ( Xu et al. ), a predictive model for the “Persistent Inflammation, Immunosuppression, and Catabolism Syndrome” was developed and evaluated in trauma patients using parameters that are easily obtained. A nomogram for the calculation of risk was presented.
As has already been stressed in another manuscript on this Research Topic, traumatic brain injuries after low falls in the elderly population is of special interest and concern. It would, therefore, be helpful if specific predictors could be used to indicate the likely treatment courses, outcomes, and resource requirements of such patients. The research group of Forssten et al. identified five predictors of complications and mortality in elderly patients presenting with moderate (Glasgow Coma Scale 9–13) traumatic brain injury after ground-level falls through analyzing information from the database of the American College of Surgeons' Trauma Quality Improvement Program.
Mortality is the primary outcome measure in severely injured trauma victims, with excellent methods available for risk adjustment. However, quality indicators for survivors are rare, and most of those that exist lack validated tools for risk adjustments to improve comparability. Using data from the German Trauma Registry, Lefering et al. developed a model that predicts the length of stay of trauma-injury survivors; after using a dataset describing 108,175 patients, they validated the model in another dataset of more than 72,000 patients. They describe the prediction of patient requirements for ICU treatment (with a duration of more than 1 week) and length of ICU stay for these long-term patients. Their results suggest that this tool may be useful for future benchmarking.
The manuscripts presented on our Research Topic cover a wide range of contributions on subjects that appear to be of general interest for providers of care in the emergency departments, early surgical management, and intensive care treatment in addition to describing prediction models and indicators that may be used for quality control and benchmarking. We hope that readers will gain interesting and helpful information and insights for their own clinical practice and/or stimuli for their own research.
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Keywords: severe trauma injury, trauma systems, prehospital trauma care, emergency room algorithms, intensive care treatments, first surgical phase, global surgery
Citation: Waydhas C, Hildebrand F and Liu L (2024) Editorial: Emergency and critical care of severely injured patients. Front. Med. 11:1453497. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2024.1453497
Received: 23 June 2024; Accepted: 03 July 2024; Published: 15 July 2024.
Edited and reviewed by: Zhongheng Zhang , Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital, China
Copyright © 2024 Waydhas, Hildebrand and Liu. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY) . The use, distribution or reproduction in other forums is permitted, provided the original author(s) and the copyright owner(s) are credited and that the original publication in this journal is cited, in accordance with accepted academic practice. No use, distribution or reproduction is permitted which does not comply with these terms.
*Correspondence: Christian Waydhas, christian.waydhas@uni-due.de
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Judy Genshaft Honors College alum Dr. Nathan Le attributes his decision to become a physician to a pivotal Honors experience that inspired his passion for providing compassionate and socially conscious medical care.
A 2019 University of South Florida graduate with a bachelor's in biomedical sciences and a minor in public health, Le was eager to explore the intersection of health, ethics, and medicine during his time at USF. He engaged in activities such as working as a teaching assistant for former Honors professor Dr. Donna Petersen, conducting research in biophysics, and attending the Dominican Republic Beyond the Classroom Program led by Dr. Lindy Davidson to learn about health care access in developing areas.
It's honestly difficult to completely encompass just how grateful I am for my experiences through the Judy Genshaft Honors College. – Dr. Nathan Le
After graduating from USF, Le attended Florida State University's College of Medicine, where he continued to foster his love for research. He contributed to the publication of a paper titled "Quality Improvement Project: Addressing Recurrent Presentation of Patients with COVID-19 to the Sarasota Memorial Hospital Emergency Care Center from March 2020-March 2021."
After completing medical school in 2023, Le recently wrapped up his first year as an internal medicine resident at the Sarasota Memorial Health Care System and caught up with the Honors College in an interview with Honors News.
A: My experiences as an Honors student molded me into a more well-rounded individual. During my time at the Judy Genshaft Honors College, I engaged in an array of experiences. These ranged from participating in a biophysics research project and Honors thesis that led to a published article to embarking on a service trip to the Dominican Republic. These experiences and the multitude of Honors courses I took challenged me academically and broadened my perspective on the world around me. This in turn laid the foundation for my career in medicine. Being a part of the Honors College has also cultivated life-long friendships and relationships with people that continue to support me today.
Dr. Lindy Davidson’s Honors course on service-learning and disability was pivotal in my decision to become a physician. This course and service trip to the Dominican Republic showed me the impact I can have as a physician who is culturally competent, preventative care focused, and sees health care as something influenced by not only medical conditions but also socioeconomic factors.
Because of this experience, I have also learned how important it is for patients to have as much agency in their health care as possible, which goes together with preventative care and patient education. Later on during my time at USF, Dr. Donna Petersen’s Honors course on interprofessionalism in health care, to which I had the pleasure of serving as a TA, gave me more of the tools I would need to eventually practice such patient-centered care that requires a team-based approach. Moreover, Dr. Benjamin Young’s many Honors courses on philosophical topics addressing the human condition have also directed my path in medicine. His courses on bioethics, practical wisdom, and stoicism have strengthened my ability to critically think about a multitude of different obstacles in medicine and life’s many challenges we all go through. Even with all that being said, it is honestly difficult to completely encompass just how grateful I am for my experiences through the Judy Genshaft Honors College.
Nathan Le with Dr. Lindy Davidson and fellow Honors students on the Dominican Republic Beyond the Classroom program.
Sarasota has been a great place to live! I have been in Sarasota since my 3rd and 4th years of medical school since the FSU College of Medicine (FSU CoM) has a regional campus there. I am very grateful to be able to stay with FSU CoM’s Internal Medicine Residency at Sarasota Memorial Hospital! I also have to shout out USF’s Sarasota-Manatee campus of course! I have especially enjoyed the diversity of the community as well as the close-knit and diverse group of co-residents I work with. The beach, weather, and opportunities for many outdoor activities such as kayaking, volleyball, and pickleball really makes it a great place to live and work!
In the future, I am planning on staying in Sarasota to practice primary care!
I am looking forward to honing my own individual practice of medicine, tackling the primary care shortage, and giving back to the community that helped train me as well as the state of Florida in general.
The most important piece of advice I have for current Honors students is to always challenge yourself, get out of your comfort zone, and be open to change. Honestly, at the beginning of my time at USF, I was much more introverted and nervous to venture out of my comfort zone. However, when I finally took that leap of faith and embarked on my first service trip, which also happened to be my first trip outside of the country without my family, I had a life-changing experience that directed me to where I am today.
As Dr. Young emphasized to me during my time at the Honors College, travel and experience are the best teachers since that is when you are really challenged and in turn learn the best about yourself and the world around you. I would also want to emphasize that it is crucial to establish a good work-life balance as early as possible. As Honors students, we often pursue higher level education and set our sights for the next ambitious goal and mountaintop, which often leads us on a rewarding but challenging and long journey.
Always keeping wellness in mind allows for you to continue doing what you love. In the context of health care professions, you can only take care of others effectively when you take care of yourself. Lastly, I just want to remind all the current Honors students to reflect on their journey so far because there is not a shortage of amazing opportunities offered through the Honors College. If I were to go back, I would choose to have my undergraduate journey here every single time!
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