Orthopedics

DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPAEDICS
                                                                                                                                                 
Department of Orthopedics’ was started in the year 2013 in the Oxford Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre. In 2019 undergraduate course was recognized and in 2021 was given approval to start M.S. Orthopedics Course.  In 2019 we successfully faced the PG assessment and now it is a post Graduate department. First PG batch was started in August 2020, opening the gates for further milestones. Permitted to staff  3 seats by MCI.

In 2022 First Post Graduate student took M.S Orthopedics exam with simultaneous NMC inspection for recognition of M.S Orthopedics course, where the M.S Orthopedics candidate successfully cleared the RGUHS Exam for award of M.S Degree.

  1. The most vibrant speciality in the surgical domain. Form pins & plaster era, the speciality has grown into to an era of biosynthesis. From an era of deformity, pain and loss of movements, this speciality has grown into “joint replacement”.
  2. One of the most upcoming Speciality in the TOMCH is the department of orthopedics’.
  3. Learning is through routine classes as well as bedside teaching where UG’s are given
  4. Comprehensive learning and training along basic surgical skills like suturing knotting splinting & lab / cast application ect
  5. The department closely collaborates with Radiology, pathology, Microbiology and physiotherapy
  6. We aim to provide world class evidence – based treatment for various orthopedic disorder and sports injuries along with active participation in research activities and conference presentation
  7. Our aim is to give comprehensive orthopedic care to all patients the centre can perform complicated and advanced surgical procedures including complex trauma, joint replacement arthroscopic ligament reconstruction & fixation, for which we have a feam of highly skilled and dedicated orthopedic surgeons who have been trained extensively in their respective fields.

2. Vision and Mission of the department is to provide services for all Orthopedics issues without compromising the methods by experienced staff in individual fields like Arthoplasty, Arthroscopy, Spine Surgery, Complex trauma cases.

1. Objective:-

Objective of the department is to see that all facilities and staff for each sub speciality is available and no patients are rejected.

2. Head of the Department:-

SL NO. Name of the HOD FROM TO
1 Dr. Vijay Kumar 2013 2016
2 Dr. Chanabasava Patil 2017 2021
3 Dr. Satish Kumar. C 2021 Till date

 

Contact Information
E-mail ID                 : orthopedicshod@theoxfordmedical.org
Contact No. 08061854134    Extension Number: 134


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4. E Learning Resource - We have computer with internet facility with access to various online journals
3. Infrastructure for complex cases is available and are constantly being upgrade.
5. Achievements-
Presented free papers in recently concluded, Karnataka Orthopedics association annual conferences held in St.John's medical college. Three studies are currently prepared for publications. 1st M.S Orthopedics candidate successfully cleared the RGUHS exam of M.S Degree.
Publications

Dr. Mohammed Tauheed, Associate Professor
Department of Orthopedics

Sl. No. Faculty Name Publication in Vancouver Referencing style Pubmed Indexed Yes / No Scopus Indexed Yes / No International /
National
Remarks
1 Dr. Mohammed Tauheed  Shashi Kumar Yalagach, Mohammed Tauheed, Ayyappan V.Nair, Yon Sik Yoo, Mruthyunjaya. Anteroinferior Plating Of Displaced Middle Third Fracture Of Clavicle.  Journal of Evidence Based Medicine and Health Care. 2016;3(37):1811-1814 No No National  Index Copernicus
WHO-HINARI
Google Scholar
BASE
J-Gate
2 Dr. Mohammed Tauheed Shashi Kumar Yalagach, Mohammed Tauheed, Vivek Purusothaman, Anwar Shareef Kunnath K. To Evaluate the Surgical Outcome Of Non-Union Clavicle Using Plate and Slivers Of Autologous Iliac  Crest Corticocancellous Bone Graft.  Journal of Evidence Based Medicine and Health Care.  2016;3(25):1121-1125 No No National  Index Copernicus
WHO-HINARI
Google Scholar
BASE
J-Gate
3 Dr. Mohammed Tauheed   Mohammed Tauheed ,Dr Mohammed Shahid, Dr Srinivas Pandurangiah,Dr Channa basava Patil. Surgical Management Of Fracture Neck Of Femur Using CCS in Patients  Aged  More than 50 Years. International Journal of Orthopedics Sciences.  Year;Vol():1-10 Yes Yes International Scopus
Science Citation Index Expanded
Current Contents - Clinical Medicine
PubMed/Medline
4 Dr. Mohammed Tauheed Mohammed Tauheed,Dr Mohammed Shahid, Dr Channa basava Patil.  To Evaluate the Accuracy of the Femoral Tunnel Length Measurements For ACL Reconstruction Using the Endo button Indicator Selection Device from Outside the Knee Joint and the Transportal endobutton Depth Probe. International Journal of Orthopedics Sciences.  Year;Vol():1-6 Yes Yes International Scopus
Science Citation Index Expanded
Current Contents - Clinical Medicine
PubMed/Medline

 Dr. Akshay T.M., Associate Professor
Department of  Orthopaedics.

Sl. No. Faculty Name Publication in Vancouver Referencing style Pubmed Indexed Yes / No Scopus Indexed Yes / No International /
National
Remarks
1 Dr. Akshay T.M Tegginamath Akshay, Patil Channabasava. Clinical, Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Arthroscopic Findings In Diagnosis Of Meniscal Tears: A Prospective Study, International Journal of Research In Orthopedics. 2019;5(5):792-795 No No National CrossRef 
LOCKSS
Google Scholar
2 Dr. Akshay T.M Akshay TM, Naganagoudar IH. A Clinical Study on Intra- Operative and Delayed Complication In Surgical Management Following Peri-Trochanteric Fracture Of Femur Using Proximal Femoral Nail, Medica  Innovatica. 2015;4(2):29-34 No No National Index Copernicus
DOAJ
  1. Gogles Scholar
  2. Cosmos Foundation