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Pre-hospital emergency medical services Contact number: 080- 4125 9032
  •  The Department of Emergency Medicine, at Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre, comprises a team of skilled Emergency Physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals committed to provide quality medical care to every part of our diverse community in Bangalore and beyond 24×7.
  • Equipped with Triage, Resuscitation, Acute care unit, Minor OT, Observation unit, a futuristic point-of-care diagnostic lab and swift access to advanced laboratory, radiology and blood bank services, the department is a testament to an ideal Emergency Department.
  • A team of multidisciplinary specialists are available round the clock, to support the emergency physicians in providing unmatched medical expertise at the earliest possible time.
  • The Department strictly adheres to Hospital infection control policies to enhance patient care.
  • All life-threatening emergencies and time critical conditions are managed with well-structured institutional protocols (CODE STEMI, CODE BLUE, CODE GI BLEED, CODE STROKE and CODE TRAUMA).
LEVEL I TRAUMA CENTRE
  • The emergency department has been designed for optimal stabilization of all trauma victims, with ATLS trained emergency physicians, a Trauma Team comprising of all relevant specialties, an Emergency OT complex attached exclusively to the department and a 12 bed Trauma ICU with state-of-the-art infrastructure.
ACADEMICS
  •  The Department of Emergency Medicine at VIMS & RC has a fully recognized residency program in Emergency Medicine.
  • The MD Emergency Medicine Program enrolled its inaugural class in 2011, the foremost in Karnataka. Sustained growth, development and improvement establishes VIMS & RC Emergency Medicine residency as one of the top academic program.
  • With a goal of developing proficient leaders and exemplary clinicians in the specialty of emergency medicine, residents are taught to recognize, evaluate, and manage the full spectrum of patients presenting to the Emergency Department.
  • VIMS & RC imparts immense opportunity to care for large numbers of critically ill and injured patients.
 

VYDEHI INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES & RESEARCH CENTRE, BANGALORE

DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE

LIST OF FULL TIME TEACHING FACULTIES

Month and Year of submission of details : 05.08.2025(5th August 2025)

SL.NO FACULTY NAME AEBAS ATTEND.ID MEDICAL REGISTRATION NO. PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION(S) DEPARTMENT DESIGNATION NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT TOTAL TEACHING EXP. (Formatted)
1. Dr. Karthik M N 37477122 71392 MBBS,DNB, MS-Orthopaedics, Emergency Medicine Professor HOD Permanent 16 years 1 month
2. Dr. Sahana G 62089587 109224 MBBS, MD-Emergency Medicine Emergency Medicine Associate Professor Permanent 8 years 1 month
3. Dr. Sibgathullah G K 87572329 131532 MBBS, MD-Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medicine Assistant Professor Permanent 3 years 4 months
4. Dr. M Nithyanand 13962109 104795 MBBS,DNB, Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medicine Assistant Professor Permanent 5 years 11 months
5. Dr. Konjeti Omkar Ranganath 69901246 171414 MBBS, MD-Respiratory Medicine Emergency Medicine Senior Resident Permanent 5 years 1 month
6. Dr. Varun Kumar A 59432602 128986 MBBS, MS-Orthopaedics, Emergency Medicine Senior Resident Permanent 4 years 11 months
7. Dr. Bindhu R V 35073911 130352 MBBS, MD-Anaesthesia, Emergency Medicine Senior Resident Permanent 4 years 1 month
8. Dr. Suman Reddy P M 42016730 134290 MBBS, MD-Emergency Medicine Emergency Medicine Senior Resident Permanent 3 years 1 month
9. Dr. Punith A L 9942433 135766 MBBS, MD-Emergency Medicine Emergency Medicine Senior Resident Permanent 2 years 1 month
10. Dr. Mohan Kumar S 26224721 135766 MBBS, MD-Respiratory Medicine Emergency Medicine Senior Resident Permanent 3 years
Infrastructure
  • Building – Centrally air conditioned, advanced Trauma Centre with easy accessibility.
  • Reception area
  • Triage area (Red, Yellow and Green zones)
  • CMO room
  • Resuscitation area
  • Acute care unit
  • Isolation room
  • Surgical minor OT
  • Emergency Major OT
  • Emergency observation Unit
  • Trauma ICU
  • Central oxygen and suction facility
  • Waiting area for relatives with patients
Diagnostic Facilities
  • Rapid antigen testing facility
  • Point-of-care Diagnostic Lab
  • ECG
  • X-Ray
  • Ultrasonography (Portable)
  • CT-Scan, MRI
  • Emergency laboratory facility
  • 2D ECHO
Supportive Facilities
  • Ambulance Service(ACLS & ATLS equipped)
  • Security services
  • CCTV supervision
  • Cold storage and Mortuary
  • Liason with organ donation
Operative Facilities
  1. Well Equipped modular operation theatres
Critical Care Facility
  1. Ventilators
  2. Continuous hemodynamic monitoring
  3. MICU, SICU, PICU, NICU, COVID ICU, Trauma ICU, CCU, CTICU
Blood Bank
  1. Blood and various blood components available24X7
Facilities including Laboratories & with Latest Important Equipment details / photos

Emergency Department Services cover evaluation, resuscitation and treatment of all emergency conditions 24×7. It involves both prehospital and in hospital emergency services of the following types:

  • Cardio respiratory emergencies
  • Surgical& Orthopaedic emergencies
  • All Trauma emergencies
  • Toxicological emergencies
  • Endocrinal Emergency Services
  • Neurological & Neurosurgical Emergencies
  • Obstetrics and Gynaecological emergencies
  • All types of paediatric and Geriatric emergencies
  • Infectious diseases emergencies
  • Nephrology emergencies and Dialysis Facilities
  • Medical & Surgical Gastroenterology emergencies
  • Cardiothoracic Vascular emergencies
  • Ophthalmologic& ENT emergencies
  • Burns& Plastic emergencies
  • Dermatologic emergencies
  • Dental and Oro-maxillofacial emergencies
  • Medical, Surgical & Radiation oncological emergencies
  • Psychiatric emergencies
  • Emergency Pain & palliative care
  • Medico Legal Documentation
  • Emergency Ambulance Services
Sl.No Faculty Name Publication in Vancouver referencing style Pubmed Indexed Scopus Indexed Others
1. KARTHIK MN HIRANYA KUMAR FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF ACCELERATED REHABILITATION IN ARTHROSCOPIC ACL RECONSTRUCTION WITH SEMI TENDINOUS AND GRACILIS GRAFT PUBMED  
2. KARTHIK MN HIRANYA KUMAR FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF ACCELERATED REHABILITATION IN ARTHROSCOPIC ACL RECONSTRUCTION WITH BONE PATELLA TENDON BONE GRAFT –A PROSPECTIVE STUDY   DOAJ AND SCOPES  
3. KARTHIK MN HIRANYA KUMAR   SACHIN HG LIMB RECONSTRUCTION SYSTEM (LRS) IN INFECTED NONUNION OF FEMUR : A CASE SERIES   SCOPES  
4. KARTHIK MN NAWFAL   SATISH KUMAR.C   REVERSE HYBRID ARTHROPLASTY –  A GOOD ALTERNATIVE TO UNCEMENTED TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY   SCOPES  
5. KARTHIK MN SATISH  KUMAR C ACCELERATED REHABILITATION IS VITAL POST ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION   SCOPES  
6. KARTHIK MN HIRANYA KUMAR     VAMSHI KRISHNACHAND N      LOW GRADE SPONDYLOLISTHESIS : IS TRANSFORMANIMAL LUMBAR INTERBODY FUSION SUPERIOR TO POSTEROLATERAL FUSION   SCOPES  
7.  KALPANA K    NAYAK NSDHANPAL R TUDU  LC PRAKASH J Comparative Study of the Analgesic Efficacy of Intrathecal Fentanyl with Ultrasound-Guided Transversus Abdominis Plane Block after Lower Segment Cesarean Section. Anesth Essays Res. 2021 Jan-Mar;15(1):101-106. doi: 10.4103/aer.aer_80_21. Epub 2021 Aug 30. PMID: 34667355; PMCID: PMC8462421    
8.  KALPANA K   Nalini KB, Shivanna S, Vishnu MS, Mohan CVR. Transcoccygeal neurolytic ganglion impar block for perineal pain: A case series. J Anaesthesiol Clin Pharmacol. 2018 Oct-Dec;34(4):544-547. doi: 10.4103/joacp.JOACP_301_16. PMID: 30774240; PMCID: PMC6360889    
9 KALPANA K  Nalini KB, Shivanna S, Vishnu MS, Mohan CVR. Transcoccygeal neurolytic ganglion impar block for perineal pain: A case series. J Anaesthesiol Clin Pharmacol. 2018 Oct-Dec;34(4):544-547. doi: 10.4103/joacp.JOACP_301_16. PMID: 30774240; PMCID: PMC6360889.      
10 DR. RANJITH KUMAR K Mahadevaiah M, Nidasale Thimmaiah M, Yerramsetty V, Kumar J, Kumar R. Diagnostic relevance of neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin in early detection of acute kidney injury. Journal of Emergency Practice and Trauma. 2020;7(2):88-92. JOURNAL OF EMERGENCY PRACTICE & TRAUMA, Volume 7, Issue 2, 2021, p. 88-92
11 DR. GANESHA B S Ganesha B S, Anup Banur, Mahesh Krishnamurthy, Narendra SS. Evaluation of point of care ultrasound as a Diagnostic Tool for the Diagnosis of Pneumonia in Emergency Department. Int J Health Sci Res. 2023; 13(8):204-209 International Journal of Health Sciences and Research.
12. DR. GANESHA B S Udaykumar J Khasage, Ganesha B S, Mahesh Krishnamurthy, Bharath Kempanna. Ultrasound guided measurement of optic sheath diameter in suspected raised intracranial pressure. Int J Life Sci, Biotech & Pharma Res. Vol 12, No 4, Oct Dec 2023. International Journal of Life Sciences, Biotechnology and Pharma Research
13 DR. GANESHA B S Udaykumar J Khasage, Ganesha B S, Bharath Kempanna, Mahesh Krishnamurthy. Comparison between CT Brain and USG guided OSD:Raised Intracranial Pressure International Journal of Life Sciences, Biotechnology and Pharma Research
14. DR. SAHANA G SAHANA G, MURALIMOHAN N, SARATH K. FLUID ADMINISTRATION PATTERNS AND OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH SEPTIC SHOCK ADMITTED FROM EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH [Internet]. 2020 [cited 29 December 2021];9(7):73-74
15. DR. RANJITH KUMAR K DR. DHRUVA P V Ranjith Kumar K, Dhruva P V.Pharmacobezoar in Ferrous Sulphate Poisoning – A Case Report. International Journal Dental and Medical Sciences. Vol 5, Issue 4,July-Aug2023 pp 286-287    International Journal Dental and Medical Sciences
16. DR. DHRUVA P V DR. RANJITH KUMAR K Dhruva P V, Ranjith Kumar K. A Rare Case of Blunt Chest Trauma C ausing an Acute Myocardial Infarction. International Journal Dental and Medical Sciences. Research.Vol 5, Issue 4,July-Aug2023 pp 293-295     International Journal Dental and Medical Sciences. Research
17. DR. RANJITH KUMAR K DR. DHRUVA Ranjith Kumar K, Durga Prasad Reddy, Menaka, Dhruva P V. Seizures as Initial Presentation in a Patient with Post Traumatic Massive Pulmonary Embolism – A Rare Case Report. International Journal of Health Sciences and Research. Vol 13; Issue:10,october 2023   International Journal of Health Sciences and Research.
18. DR. SAHANA G, DR. RANJITH KUMAR K STUDY OF FACTORS RELATED TO RESUSCITATION SUCCESS AND PROGNOSIS OF CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST CASES IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT Siddraj Wali1 , Sahana. G2 , Ranjithkumar K3 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ACADEMIC MEDICINE AND  PHARMACY
19. DR. RANJITH KUMAR K RAVIKANT, Karthik & YERRAMSETTY, Venu & KUMAR, Ranjith & Haward, Raymond. (2024). M-MODE IN GRADE 3 DYSPNEIC PATIENTS ASSESSMENT. Naucni casopis urgentne medicine – Halo 194. Vol. 30 No. 1 (2024). 7-17. 10.5937/halo30-43167.

  1. Gold Medal – Rank 1 in RGUHS Examinations year 2022-2023 : Dr Vivek M

  2. Rank 2 in RGUHS Examinations year 2021-2022: Dr Dhruva P.V  

  3. EM- KARNATAKA 2023 – Emergency Medicine State Conference held from 21- 24 September 2024 – awarded 6 KMC Credit points and was presided by the Minsiter of Health & Family Welfare , Mr. Dinesh Gundu Rao

  4. As a part of Worl Emergency Medicine Day 2023 celebrations – 100 auto drivers were trained in Basic Life support & First Aid

      

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