Faculty Publications: Recent submissions

  • Neonatal dermatological emergencies. 
    Ragunatha S, Inamadar AC (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2010-07)
    The neonates are unique in several ways in comparison with older children and adults which render them highly susceptible to severe, sometimes life threatening dermatological disorders. The neonatal dermatological ...
  • Jatropha poisoning (bio-diesel poisoning) - A case report. 
    Kalyanshettar SS, Patil SV Akki AS Naren S (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2010)
    Jatropha curcas commonly known as bio-diesel plant can cause poisoning on ingestion. It mainly leads to gastro enteritis and dehydration. Mortality is rare. In a group of patients we also encountered manifestations like ...
  • Oxidative stress and antioxidants in CRF patients before and after dialysis. 
    Deveranavadgi BB, Satishkumar D Vishali V Indumati V Kodliwadmath MV Chandrakanth KH (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2010-08-19)
    Chronic Renal Failure (CRF) is a debilitating condition which is responsible for high morbidity and mortality. Tissue injury due to free radicals is commonly seen in a variety of disease processes. The aim of the present ...
  • Recurrent Vomiting in a Child: A Rare case of Isovaleric acidemia. 
    Patil SV, Kalyanshettar SS Naren SD Kiran kumar (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2011)
    A 3 1/2 years old girl, born to 2nd degree consanguineous marriage was admitted with chief complaints of recurrent episodes of projectile non- bilious vomiting since 6 months of age each lasting for 3-4 days and recurs ...
  • IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY: RELEVANCE IN DERMATOLOGY 
    Palit A, Inamadar AC (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2011-11)
    Use of immunohistochemical technique is increasing in diagnosing various diseases. In many situations it may not be possible to differentiate entities with overlapping clinical and histopathological features. Immunostaining ...
  • Clinical Study of 125 patients with phrynoderma. 
    Ragunatha S, Jagannath Kumar V Murugesh S (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2011)
    Phrynoderma is a type of follicular hyperkeratosis. Various nutritional deficiency disorders have been implicated in the etiology of phrynoderma. Aim: To determine clinical features of phrynoderma and its association with ...
  • Actinomycetoma: dramatic response to modified two-step regimen. 
    Palit A Raghunath S, Inamadar AC (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2011)
    Mycetoma is a chronic granulomatous infection of the subcutaneous tissue caused by fungi or fungus-like bacteria. The infection eventually spreads to bone resulting in significant morbidity. Rarely, viscera may be involved ...
  • Study of atherosclerotic risk factors in post-menopausal women. 
    Anita Desphande, Sumangala Patil  Manjunatha Aithala  Shrilaxmi Bagali Gouher Banu Sheikh (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2012-06-24)
    Menopause is a normal ageing phenomenon in women. The risk of cardiovascular diseases gradually increases in postmenopausal women, which may be due to lower level of estrogen. Changes in lipoproteins have been associated ...
  • Role of short term yoga on pulmonary functions of young and middle aged healthy individuals. 
    Lata Mallappa Mullur, Shrilaxmi C Bagali Jyoti P Khodnapur Manjunath A Aithala (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2012)
    Yoga attracts people primarily as an easy way to good health. Yogic techniques are known to improve one’s overall performance and working capacity. So, our study aimed to evaluate the pulmonary functions in healthy ...
  • Role of regular exercise on VO2 max and physiological parameters among Residential and Nonresidential school children of Bijapur. 
    Jyoti Paramananda Khodnapur, Shrilaxmi C Bagali Lata M Mullur Gopal B Dhanakshirur Manjunath Aithala (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2012)
    Maximal oxygen consumption (VO2 max in ml/kg/min) reflects the physical fitness of an individual. Physical fitness acquired in school children provides healthy impact on cardio respiratory system. So, our study aimed to ...
  • Comparative study of rate pressure product in obese women with non obese women. 
    Pallavi Shantkumar Kanthe, Bheemshetty S Patil Jyoti P Khodnapur Shrilaxmi C Bagali Lata M Mullur Manjunatha R Aithala (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2012-07)
    Nowadays Obesity is considered as global epidemic. It exacerbates a large number of health problems. Obese people are at risk of impaired cardiac performance, commonly seen in women. So our study aimed to assess the Rate ...
  • Short-term heart rate variability measure in subjunior athletes and non-athletes. 
    Satish G Patil, Lata M Mullur Jyoti K GB Danakshirur Manjunatha Aithala (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2012-12)
    Heart rate variability (HRV) is an established non invasive tool to study cardiac autonomic activity. HRV is also used as an objective measure to evaluate the mental stress1. It provides an opportunity to study an ...
  • Current Treatment Strategies: Collagen Vascular Diseases in Children 
    Palit A, Inamadar AC (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2012-11)
    Collagen vascular disorders are multisystemic diseases with autoimmune etiology. This group of conditions requires prolonged therapeutic intervention because of chronic nature and relapsing course. Systemic corticosteroids ...
  • Childhood vitiligo. 
    Palit A, Inamadar AC (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2012)
    Childhood vitiligo is often encountered in dermatological practice. When present in infancy or early childhood, various nevoid and hereditary disorders are to be differentiated. In many cases, familial aggregation of the ...
  • Bioweapon in orthodontics: botox. 
    Nimbal Anand V, Jagdev Paramjot Singh Jagdev Sukhvinder Kaur (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2012-02-24)
    An increase in social and esthetic awareness has fuelled an upsurge in the percentage of adults seeking cosmetic dental treatment in recent times. The goal of enhancing patient appearance requires knowledge of the fundamental ...
  • Calculation of regression equation for estimation of stature from percutaneous ulna length. 
    Nuchhi UC, Nagesh Kuppast Shradha Iddagave Anand B Mugadlimath Hemanthraj (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2013-01)
    Many a times Forensic Experts are asked to identify the person from dismembered part of the body and skeletal remains by the Investigating Officer. If the whole skeleton is available it becomes easy for identification, ...
  • Japanese make-up with Hearing Loss. 
    MM Patil, SS Kalyanshettar SV Patil (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2013)
    A twelve year old male child born by non-consanguineous marriage, 3rd in birth order presented with scholastic backwardness. He had recurrent right ear discharge and mouth breathing of 1 year duration. Anthropometry revealed ...
  • Isolation, identification, and antibiogram of enterococci isolated from patients with urinary tract infection. 
    Jyoti Parameswarappa, Basavaraj V Peerapur Basavaraj C Metri (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2013-09-05)
    Enterococci, though commensals in adult feces are important nosocomial pathogens. The most common nosocomial infection caused by these organisms is urinary tract infection. Objectives: (1) To isolate and speciate enterococci ...
  • Child in hoerse- riding stance. 
    Inamadar AC, Palit A Raghunath S (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2013)
    A 6-year-old girl presented with progressive tightness of skin over pelvic and shoulder girdles resulting in stiffness of extremities giving her a fixed horse-riding stance [Figure 1]. It started as an ill-defined stony ...
  • Study of road traffic accident cases admitted in B.L.D.E.U’s Shri B.M. Patil Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Bijapur. 
    Gudadinni MR, Nuchhi UC Angadi MM (BLDE(Deemed to be University), 2013-01)
    Road traffic accidents are increasing at an alaraming rate throughout the world. Rapid growth of transportation system, industrialisation, urbanisation and increase in population are responsible for this "veritable ...

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