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DERMATOLOGY DEPARTMENT MANUAL; NABH
I. Introduction
The Department of Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy in the Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre was established in 2002. The main aim of the Department has been to provide excellent tertiary skin care for all classes of patients at affordable prices. It has over a period of time been providing care to people not only in the nearby localities but also to people from far distant regions.
As the institution is located in the Vicinity of IT activity, amidst young and cosmetically conscious people, the latest cosmetic care is also being provided by the department.
The department is attached to the medical college and thus is involved in various academic and research activities. As a part of this activity, it trains medical students of both undergraduate and post graduate (MD, DVD) courses
Scope of Services
The department provides a wide range of services by highly trained personnel to the patients ranging from diagnostic, therapeutic and cosmetic problems. Some of the services are listed below.
Diagnostic
The department has a well-equipped laboratory in addition to the central lab in the hospital. Various special diagnostic investigations like skin biopsies, staining techniques (for fungus, bacterial, viral and leprosy disorders), DGI, patch testing, etc. are being carried out.
Therapeutic
Besides providing inpatient care this department also provides other specialized therapeutic services for common skin conditions like acne, hair loss, pigmentation, allergies, fungal infections, psoriasis, vitiligo and leprosy in the form of Laser, Phototherapy, Punch graft, Microdermabrasion/ dermabrasions, Electrocautery, Radiofrequency, Cryotherapy, Dermoscopy and other minor surgical procedures (Acne surgery, Mole excision, Cyst excision, Nail Surgery).
Cosmetic and Laser Services
Cosmetic procedures like facial rejuvenation, chemical peeling, microdermabrasion and chemical cautery are also being carried out.
Dermatosurgery
Skin rejuvenation
Hair fall treatment
Laser Services–
Lasers have revolutionized the field of dermatology, offering precise, effective, and minimally invasive treatments for a wide range of skin conditions.
Applications in Dermatology
Lasers are versatile tools in dermatology, used to treat various skin issues, including:
Futura RF 50 CO2 laser- CO2 lasers are a cornerstone technology in dermatology, widely used for various skin treatments. It is a non-invasive procedure that is specially made of carbon dioxide, to remove the outer layers of damaged skin. It has dual mode of action, ablative and fractional modes. Ablative laser has been used for Mole removal, Skin tag removal, Wart removal, Syringomas, Xanthelasmas, Cyst excision, Removal of benign tumours. And Fractional mode has been used for Acne scars, Facial rejuvenation, Facial hyperpigmentation, Traumatic scars, Stretch marks, Nail diseases.
Akira Q Switched NdYag Laser– Q-switched lasers are an integral part of dermatological treatments, especially for conditions like pigmented lesions, tattoos, and certain vascular lesions. The “Q-switching” technique involves producing short bursts of high-energy laser pulses. This rapid and intense delivery of energy allows for precise targeting of the intended tissue while minimizing damage to surrounding skin. It has been used in Hyper pigmentation, Melasma, Tanning, Tatto removal, Skin rejuvenation, Lip hyperpigmentation and Vascular lesions (spider veins, port wine stains, and hemangiomas)
Sakura premier diode laser- Laser hair reduction is a cosmetic procedure that uses concentrated beams of light to target and damage hair follicles, thereby reducing the growth of unwanted hair. It is a safe, painless, effective way to reduce unwanted body hair permanently. It has been used in Hirsutism, Hypertrichosis. It is commonly used to reduce unwanted hair on areas such as the face, arms, legs, underarms and back.
Our dermatology department stays at the forefront of technological advancements. We continually integrate new laser devices and techniques to enhance treatment outcomes, ensuring our patients receive the most up-to-date and effective care available.
Health check-up’s/health packages
The department takes an active role in organising camps and taking part in various camps for the screening and detection of various skin disorders especially leprosy, and educating people on various disorders like Vitiligo, Leprosy and STD’s and AIDS.
The institution has a variety of health care packages like Master Health Check-up, Executive Check-up etc. Our department also caters to those patients who desire a dermatology consultation.
MBBS, MD
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
158485
MBBS, MD
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
34545
MBBS, DVD, MD
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
18541
MBBS, MD, DNB
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
95477
MBBS, MD
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
174189
MBBS, MD
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
99913
MBBS, MD
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
122519
MBBS, MD
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
128992
S no | Author 1st, 2nd and corresponding author | Title of paper | National or international | Citation of the journal | Indexing details | Date of publication | Pageno, vol,ISSN no |
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1. | Bhanu Prakash | Ocular side effects of systemic drugs used in dermatology. | INDIAN | Indian Journal of Dermatology | PUBMED COPERNICUS GOOGLE SCHOLAR | 2019 | 64(6), p.423. |
2. | Mamatha P.*, Sheena Arora, Abhijeet Vardhan | Incidence of non-venereal lesions of the male genitalia: a study of 248 male cases at a tertiary care centre. | INTERNATIONAL | International Journal of Research in Dermatology | Copernicus Google scholar CROSS PET LOCKSS | 2020 | 6(2), p.187. |
3. | Mamatha P, Neha V, Jartarka SR, Sampath S, Madireddy RR | Trichoscopic findings in various alopecias at tertiary referral center: A cross-sectional study.. | International | Jurnal of dermatology and dermatologic surgery | DOAJ | 2022 | 26:25-30. |
4. | Mamatha P.*, Sheena Arora, Abhijeet Vardhan | Clinical and epidemiological study of non-venereal genital diseases in females. | INTERNATIONAL | International Journal of Research in Dermatology | Copernicus Google scholar CROSS PET LOCKSS | 2020 | 6(3), p.323. |
5. | Nikhil N., Mamatha P., Hanumanthayya K. | A study of clinical and dermoscopic features in alopecia areata at a tertiary referral center. | INTERNATIONAL | International Journal of Research in Dermatology | Copernicus Google scholar CROSS PET LOCKSS | 2020 | 6(6), p.744 |
6. | SHISHIRA R J | Malocclusion: An adjunctive aid in individual identifiction. | INDIAN | Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology, | PUBMED SCOPUS | 2020 | 24(1), p.138. |
7. | Mamatha P, Kareddy S, B Spoorthy | Dermatosis neglecta in Inpatients of a tertiary Care centre : A case series. | INDIAN | Indian journal of Dermatopathology and Diagnostic Dermatology | DOAJ | 2021 | Accepted for publication |
8. | Shishira R Jartarkar, Manjunath Kadnur, P Mamatha, Swayam S Mishra, B Spoorthy | A comparative study of therapeutic efficacy of intralesional measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine and intralesional Vitamin D3 in the treatment of recurrent warts. | INTERNATIONAL | Journal of Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery | DOAJ | 2021 | 25(1), p.14. |
9. | Shishira R Jartarkar , Manjunath kadanur,Harini S, Shalini S et al | A single blind active controlled study to compare the efficacy of microneedling and microneedling with % FU in the treatment of stable vitiligo | INTERNATIONAL | Dermatology y review 2021 | DOAJ | 2021 | |
10. | Manjunath Kadanur, Shishira R Jaratarkar et al | A clinicomycological study of dermatophytosis and their in vitro sensitivity to antifungal agents | INDIAN | Indian journal of Dermatopathology and Diagnostic Dermatology | DOAJ | 2021 | |
11. | Swayamsidda Mishra, Manjunth Kadanur Shishira R Jaratarkar | Correlation of serum uric acid , C reative protein and neutrophil lymphocyte ratio in psoriasis. A case controlled study | International | Turkish archives of dermatology , venerology | DOAJ SCOPUS EMBASE | 2021 | |
12. | Shishira R Jartarkar et al | Intralesional vitamin d in multiple recurrent plantar warts – a single blind, prospective , placebo controlled study. | International | Surgical and cosmetic dermatology. Accepted for publication. | DOAJ SCOPUS | 2021 | |
13. | Mamatha P, K Hanumanthayya | Comparative Study on Combination of Microdermabrasion with 35% Glycolic Acid Peel versus 35% Glycolic Acid Peel Alone for Facial Melanoses of Indian Skin Types | International | International Journal of Scientific Study | Pubmed Google Scholar | 2021 | Volume:3, Issue: 5 |
14. | Shishira R Jartarkar et al | Artificial Intelligence in Hair and Nail Disorders | International | JOURNAL OF DRUGS IN DERMATOLOGY | DOAJ | 2022 | 1049-1052 |
15. | Shishira R Jartarkar et al | Solitary Neurofibroma over Lower Lip: A Rare Manifestation. | International | JOURNAL OF CUTANEOUS AND AESTHETIC SURGERY | Pubmed | 1/6/22 | 189-192 |
16. | Shishira R Jartarkar et al | Intralesional measles-mumps-rubella vaccine in recurrent common warts: A placebo- controlled study. | International | OUR DERMATOL ONLINE | DOAJ | 17/8/22 | 11-15 |
17. | Shishira R Jartarkar et al | Artificial intelligence in Dermatopathology | International | JOURNAL OF COSMETIC DERMATOLOGY | Pubmed | 3/9/22 | 1- 5. |
18. | Shishira R Jartarkar et al | Artificial intelligence: Its role in dermatopathology. | INDIAN | INDIAN JOURNAL OF DERMATOLOGY, VENEROLOGY AND LEPROLOGY | Pubmed | 1/12/22 | |
19. | Kadnur M, Jartarkar SR, et al | A clinico-mycological study of dermatophytoses and their in-vitro sensitivity to antifungal drugs. | INDIAN | INDIAN JOURNAL OF DERMATOPATHOLOGY AND DIAGNOSTIC DERMATOLOGY | Pubmed | 27/10/22 | 54-8 |
Goal
The aim of teaching the undergraduate student in Dermatology, S.T.D. and Leprology is to impart such knowledge and skills that may enable him to diagnose and treat common ailments and to refer rare diseases or complications/unusual manifestations of common diseases, to the specialist.
Knowledge
Skills
Chief patron was Mrs. Kalpaja D A, Chairperson of Vydehi Group of Institutions.
Chief guest of the conference was Prof. Takahiro Nanri, Executive Director of Sasakava foundation, Japan.
Guest of honor was Dr. Shreedhar Venkatesh, our beloved principal VIMS&RC.
Conference was attended by 530 delegates from all over the country and abroad from various reputed institutions and also representatives from WHO. The total number of scientific papers, award papers and E-posters were 250. Conference was graced by Dr. G P Talwar, the inventor of MIP vaccine in leprosy, he was given the “Lifetime Achievement Award”. He is just 97 years young. Though the Pre-conference workshop was planned for 100 PGs, it was attended by more than 230 postgraduates from all over the country, it was an overwhelming response.