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Ongoing Research Activities

Ongoing

Research Activities

P-2/2016
P-2/2016

Principal Doctor: Dr. Aruna Poojary.

Associate Doctor: Dr. Seema Rohra, Mrs. Kalpana pandit(Micro Executive).

Comparison of two decontamination procedures for TB cultures modified petroff’s method versus OMNI gene sputum.
P-3/2016
P-3/2016

Principal Doctor: Dr. Seema Rohra.

Associate Doctor: Dr. Aruna Poojary, Dr. Priyanka Patil, Sr. Sheeba John.

Prospective surveillance of patients with antibiotic associated diarrheas- A six month study.
P-4/2016
P-4/2016

Principal Doctor: Dr. K.P. Balsara.

Associate Doctor: Dr. A. Kohli.

Use of oral contrast in relieving acute small bowel obstruction.
P-5/2016
P-5/2016

Principal Doctor: Dr. Arun Mullaji.

Associate Doctor: Dr. Gautam Shetty.

Serum Vitamin D2 and D3 levels in Indian patients and an analysis of factors affecting it.
P-6/2016
P-6/2016

Principal Doctor: Dr. Arun Mullaji.

Associate Doctor: Dr. Gautam Shetty.

Quantification of effect of various surgical steps (such as soft-tissue release, osteophyte and bone resection) performed during primary TKA – A radiographic and computer navigation analysis.
P-7/2016
P-7/2016

Principal Doctor: Dr. Arun Mullaji.

Associate Doctor: Dr. Gautam Shetty.

Outcome of medial Oxford unicompartmental knee replacement at a minimum of 10 years follow-up.
P-8/2016
P-8/2016

Principal Doctor: Dr. Arun Mullaji.

Associate Doctor: Dr. Gautam Shetty.

Analysis of variation in gap balance and kinematics during navigated TKA.

P-9/2016
P-9/2016

Principal Doctor: Dr. Arun Mullaji.

Associate Doctor: Dr. Gautam Shetty.

Analysis of variation in femoral and tibial bone resection thickness and its effect during TKA using the gap-balancing technique.
P-10/2016
P-10/2016

Principal Doctor: Dr. Arun Mullaji.

Associate Doctor: Dr. Gautam Shetty.

Clinical and Radiographic analysis of Revision TKAs.
P-11/2016
P-11/2016

Principal Doctor: Dr. Arun Mullaji

Associate Doctor: Dr. Gautam Shetty.

Difference in femoral component alignment and position using individualised valgus correction angle versus computer navigation during TKA.