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I am delighted ha the s udents of Grant edical College nd Sir J,J Group of Government Hospitals, Mumbal are organ SI 9 the -nedical research conference for undergraduates MEDICON 2011 from 11th to the 14th of May 2011. T e common perception ha research In our country IS limited by lack of echnoloqical developmen has a be replaced by a healthy approach lha ake Into aocoun the vast resources available 0 our coun ry s medrcal profe sionals a the basic level There s vast po en iat in the undergraduate medical ra er'1ity of oday and their ernhusrasrn for research deserves proper gUidance and support that til help Integra e research and produce a well-rounded medical education and mould hem Into mode profe sronals of tomorro Itt

I congratulate the organizing team for havIng the VISion and (oresig t 0 convene such a con erence for undergraduates I is an excellent oppo uni y fo our medical students 0 gain valuable experience by presenunq heir research I Will hold hem In good stead for a future tha is eemlng w h excIting possiblhlte
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Research has always been thought of as inaccessible to the masses. It has often been neglected due to the notion that quality research is impossible in our country due to the lack of infrastructure and technical knowhow. The time is here for us to discard these age old beliefs and realize that research is integral to the development of the nation. Medical research is absolutely essential for the improvement of the state of healthcare in our country and this idea should be thoroughly rooted to the psyche of the modern medical practitioner. Promoting research at the undergraduate level will lead to increased quality and scope of clinical research for the foreseeable future. I am extremely happy that the students of our college have taken up the initiative to organise the International Conference of Undergraduate Medical Research MEDICON 2011. It is a novel concept that has been embraced by our students with the utmost enthusiasm and zeal. With the assistance of our esteemed faculty, they have worked tirelessly towards making this conference a success and I am glad to see that their efforts have borne fruits and culminated in a conference par excellence.

Dr T.P. lahane (Padmashree) Dean, Grant Medical College & President, MEDICON 2011.

I am happy that my alma mater has the proud privilege of hosting an international conference of medical research: MEDICON 2011! Post independence the priority of our nation was to develop a public health infrastructure; a large manpower of healthcare providers were trained. We developed many specialities and sub-specialities. Today, we have succeeded in keeping pace with advanced medical science. Institutes dedicated to medical research were established separately. have been the seat of medical research. However the medical colleges should

No doubt the research of our faculty members like Dr. Shirodkar, Dr. NH Wadia, Dr. RKGadgil and so on received worldwide acclaim for their research contributions to medicine. Now, it is heartening to see our students learning research methodologies and preparing for medical research work. Research is an aptitude-it needs a base of sound knowledge, keen observation, documentation, Inquisitiveness, rational analysis along with persistence and perseverance. A sophisticated lab or huge funds are not the pre-requisites of research as shown by "Dr. Bawaskar's work on scorpion stings". I congratulate our. all the participants of MEDICON 2011 and wish them great success in their research endeav-

Or Alaka K. Deshpande Professor of Medicine, & Executive President,

(Padmashree) Grant Medical College MEDICON 2011.

Research ls an absolute necessity for the development of an excellent healthcare system. Therefore it is of the utmost importance to imbibe, inculcate, nourish and nurture research aptitude in all doctors, teachers and students. Sensitization and exposure to research in the undergraduate days itself would definitely contribute to improving the standards of medical research in our country. MEDICON 2011, organised by the students of Grant Medical College & Sir J.J. Group of Hospitals, Mumbai would be a giant step towards the achievement of this goal. Iwish the participants and the organisers the best and hope that the conference is a huge success. Or A.G. Valand Vice Dean, Grant Medical College & Vice President, MEDICON 2011.

As an alumnus of our Alma Mater and one whose close association with the Grant Medical College and J J Hospital goes back to 70 years, I am delighted and proud that the present students of our college have taken responsibility to host this prestigious conference, Medicon 2011. I am most impressed with the four day program that has been planned in which students and faculty not only from our College but from all over India and abroad have agreed to participate. On behalf of the Moving Academy of Medicine and Bio-medicine which has been the motivating force for the formation of the Forum for Medical Students Research India (INFORMER) and the succeeding conferences, I wish the conference all success. Many congratulations on your great effort. Noshir H Wadia M.D./F. R.C.P.( LOND.),F .N.A., F.A.M .S.,F .A.Sc. D.Sc.( Hons.) Erstwhile Professor of Neurology, Grant Medical & J J Hospital Consultant Neurologist for life, The JJ Group of Hospital, Grant Medical College President, Moving Academy of Medicine and Bio-medicine

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I am delighted to know that Medlcon 2011 will be held in Grant Medical College, Mumbai. This is the third conference by the students for the students. The first two were held in Mangalore and Coimbatore. Young medicos should be complemented for taking this initiative, which is a landmark in undergraduate medical education. The Academy is very happy that it played a small role in its evolution. It was at the Second National Medical Students research conference that was hosted by the Academy in 2006 in Pune, that a decision to form a student research forum (INFORMER) was taken. I would like to compliment the Dean and the teaching faculty of the college for extending full support to the conference and guiding students to formulate a very balanced program covering all facets of medical and health research. Medicon is now a well established annual event in India. It is time that the concept is internationalized. Academy will be very happy to assist the INFORMER in this endeavor. I send my greeting and best wishes to MEDICON 2011 which Is bound to be a huge success. Dr. M. G. Deo (Padmashree) MD, PhD, FAMS, FNA Vice President & Secretary, Moving Academy of Medicine and Biomedicine.

It is a moment of great pride and honor for me to write this message for Medicon 2011. It has been two years since the first Medicon, hosted entirely by students, was held at Mangalore under the banner of INFORMER.The graph of students' enthusiasm seems to be only going up since then. The quality of research work being presented at this conference is getting better each year. And students are not just coming forward to present their work but a lot of them want to help others too by helping in organising workshops and other such events as well. Dr Abhimanyu and his team is one such group out of the many more spread all over the country whose efforts are beyond commendation. It takes great courage and grit to take up something that Abhimanyu and his team have taken upon them. I wish them all successand hope that this conference will achieve its objectives and will be asfulfilling for all its participants, as it was hope to be, and perhaps even more. All this reckons that the time hascome for the much awaited change in the medical education scenario in India. Continuing from what Swami Vivekanand once said, we have woken up and arisen (and are active in scientific research) and now let's just not stop till the Nobel prize in Medicine is achieved by an Indian.

Dr Akshay Sharma
The Forum For Medical Students' Research, India (INFORMER)
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to go before I sleep ...And miles to go before I sleep."

These lines of Sir Robert Frost have been the inspiration for all of us at MEDICON 2011. We adopted the conference under the flagship of The Forum for Medical Students' Research, India (INFORMER) one year ago and have nurtured it to its present glory. INFORMER came to me as serendipitously in 2009. The presentation of my paper at MEOICON 2009, sowed the first seeds of a vision to host it in my alma-mater. Today, this vision has transcended into reality as MEDICON 2011. MEDICON this year has attracted more than SSOstudents from 15 different countries. We've got more than 500 submissions and although we wanted all of them to share their research ideas but we've been able to serve the very best 340 papers. MEDICON is a confluence of great minds that have enriched the research community in the past with the leaders of the scientific tomorrow. The theme for this year MEDICON is 'Medicine GenNext'. We give you a sneak peek into the not so distant future through the plenary sessions which have been meticulously planned to display streaks of the impact quotient of Translational Medicine and the responsibility of the medical scientist in the future. Behind every successful event is a pile of tired organizers and inspiring figures- In our case, the Three Padmashrees Dr T.P. Lahane, Dr A.K. Deshpande and Dr M.G. Oeo. I'd like to pass my heartfelt thanks and regards to all of them for always being there for us. I'd also like to thank all my teachers and my fellow team-mates who have been the real building-blocks of this event. Last but not the least, I'd like to pay homage to my alma-mater Grant Medical College for having infused in me the attributes required to never give up against all odds. WE WELCOME YOU with open arms to embrace this event and make it your own with fondest of memories. let there be lightll Regards, Dr Abhimanyu Singh Organizing Secretary

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mqt1I

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11065

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11213

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(0830 - 1030 h.-s)
OO2IMC-03 002

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10 11039 11049 Ashwlnl Hcd.300 110&01 11103

002fMC-05 0021MC-06 0021 .-07

tnlpact 01 Vogil on the S'\re5!.: management nd acad~rntC .,.,rform .....c .. mong c:hildren 1'0'11 ,., ..idc_I"c:;'ool," I(t... ~'" OP.rulCt, And.... Pr deISt', r..d EEFECT OF ALOE VERA ON SPERM MOT1LJTY AND VlABlUTY AA>(I ory nd VIW I R "on Toow ctlilng ., Ch'onl RnI F flur P lonlS EFFECT OF 1~r.1IOTRIC EX~RCISE ON CARD10VA."CULAR PARAM ,'HS IN MALES AND FEMALES ANO TH IR ASsOCIA ION WI rH BMI H CU ICAI.. VI WS OF C R AMONG UNIV£RSITY M DlCAL STUO£NTS. A QUESTIONNAJ STUDY ..tudy 01 roptrth ....... A,.,;eS6rnent 01 CO ,.,1 .. d I t 1131)

Nfkt ~ h'

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11122 11121 11:(,11)

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OO2IMC-OQ
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rlW""
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11323

55036
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in confif'k'd

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ModlT Acl1Ve tubercuIO!;I"'" In he02fthCi:lre worker coho Snc ISSr roltDw u!p ,;;tuc!y CUNICAL ASS SSM£NT OF PRO r£IN £N£RGY MALNlITRITlON GeRIATRIC POPULATlOfII nlE ACCuRACV OF CELL P~NE OOGITAL IM.AGES 01' RAOtOLOOICAL INVESTIOATlONS IN MANAOII'K3 COMMON f:NT EME~o€ ClES Stvdy 1 LO<l1(1 W , t "41~ PI ATF COUNT IN "'ORMAI DNIOUAt..S A COMPARATIVE rII In • TrIo¥)' HO AND OVFR WFtGHT YOUNG STUDY

11Hl2 110/0

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112<13

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NAKHANNA

11302

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Oral Presentations-La" May 2011

................ ~~~ID~r~
OD3IMA-01
OO3IMA"()2 OD3/MA.()3 003llAA.()4 OHAT SYNDROME ,.,YTHS ASSOCtATED WITH IT lIVe stud 01 II mongsl gener1.l1 praclfllOnet's and spec lists and lIS correl81Jon WItI'I common stressers STUDY 0 Compa A.o;sessment of Depressrcn In Patients 00 HemodialysIS A comparatIVe study of stress and $elf efficacy among meOlCsl and non medical Recognition studenls Its mong Chi

Authol
Ashlsh Pundt.

AbStfactl>
11022 11 04 11133 11 34

Session Oral 5A (0830 - 1030 hrs)

Rohan Shaua

Vishlshl Mehta
Manu Sharma

Of One's Own Image And Th Strength PerCef)ClOIr A $ludy of OevelopmerVaf PSychology

OD3IMA"()S

belo", Etght Years of

AIJe

ren Sa~adh Mohammed Swama Pradha 01_ a R I nbh0

11318 11368 11 84

OD3IlM,OS 003JMA-{)7

20:40 & PERSONALITY

PrevaAence or Soc Ial AnxIety Disol eer In " IC at Studen Study on lhe Knowledge. AlUudc and Prilcoces 04 PrlYlIlC Medical PracbClooOf's towards psychological symptoms among patients seeking healhcare

OD3JMA·08

111a city of South ~nataka of a TertJary Urban

Rlddt'l

Joshi

11 28 112i30 11 39

OD3IlM.·09 OD3ItM.·l0

Assessment or Delirium 111Genatnc InpalienlS Tead.,g Municipal Hospital Acne - Clinical Assessment

KSHfTEEJA JAlN of life

Kanshma Bhatia

o Impact on Q

AbstrattlO

Session Oral 58 (0830 - 1030 hrs)

MechanisOC studies to evaluate OD31MS-01

the cancer preventive

effects

oS the Nandtni Joseph of

Suranana 11

medICinal fnurt Aegle marmelos (bael) An an.lioXldant •Analyzing the Pattern 01 PrescriptIOn Noncompiaoce

approach In Patiervs

on

OD3IMB·02

C9rdoac and
A prOSpetlive

Cinic 01 AGMC & GBP Hospital' udy on he prevalent 01 Beta hemolytic str ptcccccei cemer SIll end lIS anlibeotlc ensiliVlty among
DiabetiC

Sa "ar

11082

OD3/tJlB-03

school

gOITlg ctWdren

n Secvnderabad

11 53
11246 11262

003/MB-04 003/MB~05 OD3IlJlB,_()6

01 saf&y and pn macolooetlcs of Mgte dose (15mg) 01 Pflmaqu ne ., patients ittl reo I dysfurlctJon Sanjana Shah DetectiOn 01 ESBL '" uri ry I elales ot E. coli and t<Jeb In a 1 rtJary cal e haSPll I In North India. P lIavi 8 Jpat
Evaluation STUDY OF

PREVAlENCE

AND IOENTIFICAl1O 111adoption

or

STRONGYlOIDES STERCORAUS To study the effK~nesS 01 counseling hypertensive bums admitted pabents

1.1!1dhurn.-a Chandra~JcarsTVD/o·23
of non

pharmacobglcal measures of blood pressure reducbOflIll

OD31Mf3,.07 OD31Mf3,.OO

a Shnvastava
suffering from S\Y~ agarwal
In

1 88 1379

Drug oollZBoon study of antirrw: robials ... paaents to sUJgical wards a tertiary

care hospital

OD3IMB-09

OD3IMB-10

ect oS Second Generation AntlhlstalTlllles on Pulmonary Function In Brontt.R1 Asthma' A Slfl9le Brtnd CtO$S·over Clinical Trial S PU$hkal;t Susc p(lbIh1y pa ems ot 4thgenerwon cephalosporins among cfinICailsola es of Pseudomona aeruglnos in II tertiary care tlosptC In north India Nancy Bh3fd Author OF INTERVENTlON ON DISABILfTY GRAD G OF

11257

aj

11293

1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIfnie;ii~~i2T~
Session Oral 5C
OD3IlJlC"()1

EFFECT

MENTAllY DISABLED ADOLESCENTS CHILDHOOD PERIODIC SYNDROMES, DEPRESSION, ANXIETY,

AVIflssh Shekhar

1172

(0830 - 1030 hrs)

OD3IlAC.()2 003fMC.(l3

STRESS·THEIR PREVALANCC

RELATION OF SUIClOAl

INITH

PRIMARY

HEADACHES

~ml

Jli!dh~athi

11270

iDEATION MIONG MEDIC

STUDENTS M8temal delemlll1an

Abhlnav Goyal
of 10\\1 binh we~t· a case control study from Ptyush kl.ll ItS Assocl3oon

11306
11313 11342 11359 11303 11329

OD3/tJlC..()4
OD3JMC.(l5

rural erea of westem M 3cashtnJ. In crcss-seceeo StudY of PhysiCal Aetlllk Score and With Ctlroolc LJestyte DISeases

Udit Oalmla
Vanshib Gupla

OD3IMC·06
003ll.4C'()7

OO3ftAC.()8

Nosocomial Hazards oS Heallhcare workers mobile phones ApplIcation of proteormcs to aid biomarKer cflScoverj ... smear positive patients of P vivax and P falcipanum malaria "User dnven he h care" understanding the complexity of c ICal xpeneoce I~ough online 'corwerS8lionalleaming' netwOOcs

Tuflp Jhaveri

Kaustav Sera

A PROSPECTIVE
OD3IMC-09
OO3IMC-l0

PATIENTS THERAPY

STUDY OF RECENINO ETl-IM

V1SUAl FIELD CHANGES

BUrOl

IN

AS A PART OF DOTS

SaIO(lj Mehra

11069

I RAOCCUlAR PRESSU E VARIATIONS OILA ION DIABETIC PA IENTS ( YPEII) Study of the ~c«HSernogr1lf)hlc

AFTER

PU

J lARY
KVij3y8

TVOf0-61

OD3IlIIC·11

prOfile and as ssmenl of the lCnowledg~,aClitude and pracuces regardJOg HIV/AlOS or lh~ cherltS attending the Integrated Counsellll1g and Test.lg ~lJ1! a1 Shree Krishna Hospllal-A c ross sec tional de-scnptlll'l! study

RUlVij Shah

11338

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Poster Presentations-Lz" May, 2011

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AbSlr ct 10 11007 11142

Poster Session 1S (0830-1030 hrs)

P01

is..o I

PDlIMS-02

PD1/MS-03 PDlIMS PDlIMS-05

Skin Manitesmtlons In HIV PoslINe IndMdLlals A STUDY OF PREVALENCE OF SLEEP DISORDERS AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS AT RI S,KADAPA Estim Ion 0 Body Mass Index In cl1l1dlen up 102 ears of age as per WHO Sl !')(Il)fcl BOOy til l!')(Iex eh in Uib3n hy ch~dren In a lernary-care hospital
A Cllnlco·MlcroblOlOglCai study of Pyodermas

Jason Paul V"lf<Iykanih C

Prasad Guplil Mansi Seltv A.S.DHEEPK KUMARAN

11193 11196 11271

PD11MS-06 POllMS.-Q8

GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTl-l ASSESSMENT BY ~ EDICAL STUDENTS. KNOWLEDGE,ATTrTUDE PRACTlCES OF KANGAROO MOTHER CARE IN POST NATAL MOTl-lERS IN VA VILAS HOSPITAL, BANGALORE CLINICAL PRORLE OF MONONEUROPATHY MUL PLEX. A CASE SER S
A comparauve

SuIa'otil Seshu

11272 11156

P01

15-09

P01/MS. I0 PD1/MS-ll

s ely 0 premenstrual syndrome among COllege gM1g who IJIrebelow 2'0 \leal and wor1ong women or 36 't rs nd aeeve JyothS8tI Vef11< h A study of depresslon,anxiety and stress In )lXIior c oIege students from rural area of Ioru,maharashtra Mandar Baviskar A.~~-":!I::rT,",llI or Ih flIelo oel ted WIth addictions '0 runlJw.,y behaviour ill street children o( MLrnbiJI GenITal Area. Venugopal Bhattad STuDY ON OEFENC MECHANISMS TO COPE WITH STRESS DUE TO STlGMAAMONG PEOPLE LMNG WITH HIVlAlOS
Ayan Mu~ee ~

11139 BELJO.13
11334

============~m~.~REPORTING :

AT MEDICAL COLLEGE, KOLKATA Tille 15Olooonat Group A beta·hemolytlC streptccccci from the peenamc age group, h lot;e ee!)llbol., t~ (j ev&IUI)Ih)n01 anaerob«: incubation Screemng (or m~IC"'.reslst8l1t Staphylococcug aureus carriers (T1IOflg ondMdual )Cpose(l nd not I(POsed 10 h()$J)11 I environment and their antibtogram crowl Charactenzation and Iher Anllbiogram from cases at COmmunitY Aequue<t Pneurnon<3 SEROPREVALANCE OF HEPATlllS B SURFACE ANTIGEN AND ANTl-HCV IN HIV INFECTED PATIENTS IN AND AROUND PUNE CO .... fection wiIh and Hepa s viruses in chroruc IIVl3f' disease: The Double Trouble B
t

11321 Abstract 10 11041

Rlshabh Bharadwa)

Avinandan Saha P

11077 11083

.J:M

JoSh. Sango

Kv

111 9 11311 11297 BELIO- 18 11151 11291 11312 11061

Vlkas SUd

hOlog

eI

utty 01 d beUe 1004

Shot t<ooGt1iki 8hattilcharjoo Akstl3y K Sl4lnya AIok Shetty U.Brailmaiah 1Ii

jillmCkoushilo@g corn Evaluation of Red Cell DistribUlJDn Width (ROW) III Microcytic Anem.as Tbe Spcdrum of Head and Neck Malignancies Evaluated By Fon Needle AspiratIOn Cytology in the AdUII Populauon A ludy Of e~oloOleat Ilncllngs In e (P) mea. In correlation with C I!l'VIcal biopSIeS InfllIenza A (HI N I) transmission
Psona I
III Andhra

Pradesh, India

nd the MetAbohc SYlldrome - A Relrospeellv

StudY

Kevtn

"".11

l1mo
Abslr c 10 11062

"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP~~~bi~'Tgl Knowte<lg
Poster Session 1 M

(0830-1030 hrs)

• At ode 11C1 ractiees 01 fur I 1/11)81 eO~r1J(les P PD1/MM·02 towards malana in Ohalai district of Tripura Amlan Debbarma KNOWLEDG AND ATTfTUDE OF S lOR SECONDARY STUDENTS REGARDI G FAI LY PLANNING AND P01/MM-03 CONTRACEPllON IN KADAPA, AP SaaKrtShna Profile ot under lYe malnounshed children adm e<! III S KN POIIMM·Q4 MedIC ,Punc Ch;,n nl P I lek.)r STUDY OF OPHTl-lALMIC .1ORBtDfTY AMONG SCHOOL POllr.1M.OS C LOREN OF VASAl ~OLKAR SCHOO ,LO Prema Samlan OllmC I Pl'Ofil nd IabO (01)1 ~ters in cases 01 m n due to PD1 1M·OS various plasmodium species. Vlf'layalc V. Stlelat Awareness Regarding Hep8lltls B And S[81USOf ~IZ [Ion AmOtlO MedIC Uf\dergtlld~l(! Of KMC. rlQ~re. A ClOSS PD1/MM·11 Secbonal Sludy RN ASSESSMENT OF RISK FACTORS OF I'oIONCOM o1U ICABLE OISEASES AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN MANGALORE Awareness and Compliance Wllh Standard Precautlong among POI 1M· 3 H Ilh Care Wor1lers et AiI"II lor AWARENESS & SOCIO ECONOMIC APACT OF MALARIA AMONG CONSTRUCTION WORK RS - A C~OSS CTIONAL POI 1M·I STUDY IN COASTAL KARNATAKA PerceptJons and practices 01 climate change iIInOngsl college PO I/MM.15 SlUdents In Ccast I soLAh ond.a Pattern of compUle' aod Internet use mOtlg medical sludent In P01/M ,01·16 Coastal SoUltllndia P01/MM- 2

~~

11095 11()96 11109 11233

11138

Jutll Dhanawat Pradhum R3m

11146 11158

ukstlm.

Jay ram

11183

Apurva Mitt I Ritu Kuman

11197 11198

------------------------~~~------------------------

Awareness and Attitude About HIV/AIDS mong MoolCai Students In A MediC Colleg In Karn KMhI lyer A cross secuonat study ol knowledge, attitudes and behavlo\a' on !-IV/AIDS among Goan Youch AdISh T"lwad Prevalence no warenes of nsk factors for C dlOV SCUI31 drseases amongst adulls over 40 years of age In an urban ComrT1\61lty. SI'l<l~at. Desai

11281
<II

11282

1296

A KAP udy 01 Focxl Handlers Regarding Food S e(y M~es In P\Jbic Food Establishments In A City ~ Western Maharashtra Rush A rof~ or pe !:rIC pallCnt rec~ Al1Il RetrovJtaf The py I a
secondary Causes care hospital of lrealmen1
III

SI'lah Sharma Singh baru

11298
11363

Southern

India
III

Stlnmayee P\Jnjab Rupinder

fadure la'Ider RNTCP

11369 1 95 aEU0-37 BEU0-81 11 69

Epidemiological Study or Diabetes in Urban Area P Item 01 cancer.cere and co~II""cc 10 lrca~1I111'1 geM fie poplAatJon in a nefti"", care hospital Assessment or nutnIJOf1al and health status ., serWo\a' cinzens of a rural il'ldlar'l eomrnul'llty A study on Obesrty and tacroes Influenc.,g physICal $ttMlV among adolescents aged 1 - years m an urban school of Colmbatore f"requency 01 Psyehll3 c Morbidity moog Eldetly People ""'ng 11'1 Old age homes and In the Community In Mysore' A Comparative

Dhruvkumar

R8)eStl hllvaldar Rot'Ilt Vadg

on

Shy!est1 Ramesh

study, VA IOUS PR DISPOSING FACtORS FO

PRE<3NANCY AT RURAL COlLEGE

Joseph

Mathe-.v

11 76
11243

AI

M!A.IN
MlJItti Hame

Poster Presentatlons-f.S" May

.............. ~~~~T~
PD2JMS.Ot PD21lAS-02 PD2JMS-03 F'D2JUS-04 PD2JMS--OS PDm S-06 Authpr

AbstJ:act 10
11037

Poster Session 3S (0830-1030 hrs)

Companson

of PrognostIC Scor In AI; e P<;Inereallu$-A ProspectIVe Study A prevalenc!! st\Jdy of DEPRESSION and ANXIETY., adults WIth Anatysl 01 Sclefltlflt Activity Addressing vldene eased MediCine' A Bibliometnc Sludy Neck circumference as a predlclOf"of obesity and overweight in ru I centresl

Satya Sfi

Type 2 Olabeles M

us,

&iran

na Ba
Hlrbod

1048
11052 1071 11063

Arrmn

Ap\JMl Gupul P OF ANil1ROPOMETRIC INDICES TO TYPE EJcta Baaavia

YOUNG HEAL l11Y

TI-I RELATIONS

• DIABETES MELLrruS CIDENCE OF PRE HYPERTENSION DIVIDUALS

Moruk
Co-

KOCp<llllw

1253 1275 11349 DELJ0..45 WARJO..17 1069

Study of
PD2JUS.07 PD2JMS-08 PD2JMS-09 PD2JMS-10 P02JMS-l ~.d~~Ilndian t infeclion

ntou T and Controls

In a &il>

t of PabenlS with TB. H1VT

Ron

Ajmera

A Study on AnllhypenenSlV'e drog utiization pattern III a rural based lettJary care leaching hospital A Study Pau FACTORS
T1

Preet Lakhani Vlllstll Sopan SIngh Guple

of SnOf'nlQ HabtlSAmong

Medtcal Students

PRECIPITA G CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE "E~ISTRUAL PROBLEMS A D HEIR E FEe ON ROUTtNE OF AOOLESCENT GIRLS simpl

ACTMTlES

Ruruja Gawande

J!

DIabetes

Risk $l:ore{IORSI.a m30ifest8tlOns

ied screening

tool

StilTla

Sharma ~

11035
cliO 11094 1126 11127

TiUe OtorhlOo&aryng<*>glcat
III Mangalore

Aulhor
Yamini Garg

among HIV posItIVe children

A STUDY OF PREVALENCE OF COLOUR VlSION DEFECTS AMONG SCHOOL CHILDREN IN KMJAPA A STUOY 0 PREVAlENC OF UNDETECTED RE RACTIVE ERRORS AMONG SCHOOl CHILDREN I~ KAOAPA C ICAL ASSESSMENT OF PEL VlFEtAORAL ANGLE ComparatIVe 8varuallon or rTlICroleakage of blsGMA and Sllorane 18$ln based cornoosnes CUf«S witt1 QWlrtz-TungSlen-H logen rid 1Ig 1 Emlllll'lg DIode curing 1Jght The effect of surface finish on the color stability of heal polymenzed acrylic resin material aller immersion in common beverages at different tJmC .,tel'V3ls An In.-VlltO ~udy An essment of lhe etreet or (ablsmu on the uahly 01 Life (00 ) in children uSing the Children's Vt$U<l1 Function Ouestionnare (CVFO), PROFILE

sal

SpooMy
G Pill

Manasa Vishal

1 I 157

Avnl

asln

1167

AstMo

h Vetm

11189

AnjaIi R Amf(estw
An

1214

PA

OF UROLOGICAL NTS

PROBLEMS

IN HIV-POSfTlVE

Colposcop tor tJOn bnormal cervice C lCA EVAlUATION OF POlYVINYL COHOl HYDROGEL DRESSING (HYDROHEAIL) ON CHRONIC N()tII HEAUNG
ULCERS

0'

r Slngl1

11374
11029

ha Augu In

Mlhropometne

Hid}' oj II"dI

comm\6l' s perspecnve on Assessme of Cervical Spine involvement ., a rural set-up

lac! ~nlorJ)tlotogy and tne tod.an fade I a ral;trveness

(1

KJrtlk.ll Chheda Nella Bansal

Vlk.IIs Alure

1044 11221

In Rheumatoid

Arthinus

11137

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Pi'e5EiUlJOt,ITdle

Author Aaronl.obo Ntshant P keerthl UjPI Ptln) Roslvli Redel)' P l'\Sey Tomar

Abstract

10 11166 11178 11187 11259 11276 1 258 11325

Poster Session 3M (0830-1030 hrs)

P02lMM'()1 PD2JMM-02 PD2JMM-03 P02JMM'()4 PD2JMM·05 PD2JMM·06 PD2JMM-l1 P02lI.lM.t2

Correiation of clirwcal and histopathological classification in Hensen's DISease V ric'rIIol'\S In ;wlomMed complete blood cell counts itIduced by storage of blood at room temperatlKe 01:'19110 IIC accuracy of utlnary rea9&l1 rip to d.etermlne cen:brospona! n~ chemls1ly and cclulanty THE PREDtCTlVE VALUE OF .1EAN PtA TELET VOW E IN PR CLAMPSIA ArI EpldemlologlC<lJ Study on Thyroid LCSlOi'ls

on

Rural PQjlulation

Blood Dona ion • Myths and MlSconcepts CORELATIOfII OF HEART RATE VAR,tASllJTY WITH IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA IN ADOLESCENT GIRLS To assess grandmothers· knowledge of breastteeding practices and to assess thetr ntluence on tnese practices AN EVALUATION OF DIAGNOSTIC EFFICACY OF FNAC WrrH HISTOPAll-IOLOGICAL CORREUmON IN LYMPHNOOE

arurt<ar
ik Je~e

~J~
Mrunmaye

11274

PD2JMM.13 PD2JMM·14

L StoNS
Assessment of knowledg d Dwafen¢iSS bout health ,"SUr ce In rural ar-ea of "estern maharashtra HAE" OGlOBIN SYNOROM OCCU R CE RAJBAN$HI POPULATION· A STUDY IN THAlASSEMIA CONTROl. UNfT OF

Swat]1Ih Nlmmakayala

B UO.78
BEUO-79

Ga a1li Prakash

~P~D~2n,~"~M!il'1~5iJ~RTH BENGAL

MEDICAL

COLLEGE

Dharmistttha Author

Basu

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Toda • in India, the Indian Pharmaceurical industry. manufacru es drugs worth about 8 billion dollars and exports drugs 'worth about billion dollars annuall [00 er 00 countries. And nov \ .
are 1f sufficient for our needs of'th medicines _Indian pharmaceutical industry is thus one of me largest in the world in terms of mass production of medicines.

As a result in today s Indian made t it is estimated that available in differ t dosage forms and combinations. o what is the problem?

have about 90 000 median

In spite of having ample production of'rnedicines, it is ironic that. 65% of the Indians lack access to Liresaving and essential medicines _Getting the right medicines to the people who need them at the time the need them still remains a maj or challenge, h has en showed in \\ R.O. repo • that about 30% of me . odd's population. or berween 1_3 and 2_1 billion people. are estimated still not to ha re access to the essential medicines the need. In India. an stimated 99-649 million people (50% [0 65% of the population) do not have regular access to essential medicines. Throughout Africa. a further 67 million people (almost halftbe population or 15% of the world rota ) also lack access.
by

his situ tion. because fotlowing reasons-

This situation is mainl • • • • •

Eight of top ten drugs sold ar non-essential. irrational, or hazardous combinations. Drugs are prescribed and used irrati onall Drugs at prescri and dispens b unqualified persons There is rampant misus of drugs and self-medica ion Un thical promotion ofnon-es ntial drugs, m -too drugs and irra ional oombina ions of drugs b pharmaceuti cal industry as the innova .on of ne drugs is ery expensi and tim consuming

A s a r sulr, on ones sid p n of drugs ar availabl in th Indian market and on th other hand few of them are ssential. About 50% ofth total mone is wasted in bu ing on nonessential. and at times on the purchase of hazardous combinations of drugs. and me-too drugs.

How this pr-objem is solved at International

level?

On this background, during lat 19705 Drug situation in world and access to essential
medicines' was keen! observed and anal sed b polk makers at \Y_H_O. le -e1. The experience of some of me countri 5 _ orwa -1940. Sri Lanka-1959. Cuba 1979) in achieving economics and good a ailability of ssenrial drugs by restricting the numb er of drugs 0 the minimum which" -11 cater needs of largest popu ali on of a country) had realised in earl 1970s at intema .om level, And this laid to the thinking for Limited number of drugs and genesis of I:sseotial Medicinesoncept of \ orld Health Organisation'

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at is this Concept ofE ssentia! Druss ntial Drugs Concept

The Es

volv d as a means of-

Planning, identifying, quantifying establishing structures for providtng all ess tial drugs needed to at the i In sses ffecting' ajority of the population in a particular country • t an affordabl pri ce and .. -\ring me uneconomical, asteful and careless expenses being incurred on pro ur ent of no ness tial medicines. The focus is "funds are limited, hence economise at e~~]')'possible level, use it judie ious and place essential medtcines on top of agenda, to benefic mojorlty population. "
.B.O. GuiJUlirt for EstDblishUtg EssmtialDrug 1) List:

ach country should appoint a committee to establish a list of essential drugs; th committee should include indi .duals competent in th fields of medicine, pharmacology and pharmac as" 11as peripheral health work rs, ) drugs selection shou d be based
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the results of bene fir and safety e aluations

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6) local health aulhoriti s shou d decide the level of expertise requtred co prescribe sing! drugs or a group of drugs in a th rapeutic category. 7) th influenc of local diseases or conditions in pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic paramet rs should considered in making th selections: .g. malnutrition, tiv diseas 8 when several drugs a availabl for th same indication. th drug, phannac utica1 product and dosage form that provide th highest ben fi risk ratio should s leered 9) when cwo or more drugs at therapeuttcalr equivalent, p n as to which on to choose should be ba d on specifi conditions; .g. th drug that has been most thorough! in tigated effect or 10) fixed ratio-combination should onl_ be accepted under certain conditions: [0 impro on use. .g. synergistic

11) a national essential drug ltst should be reviev nee ssary and nt!l1 drugs should be introduced onl if the previousl lected.

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The firs Model Lis published one ear befo the Alma Ata Declaration of Health for All, contained around 00 active substances. Approximatel e two ears, HO updates the List on the basis of idenoe presented to a committee of experts. In the r vised list of March 003, the _ lodel List contained 316 acti substances and the latest lSlhre ised list contains 353 medicines. T b 16 ttl li of2009 rial median s is under r .sion .. The first country bo realized the importan and conomics of limited li of drugs is probabl • orwa . It introduced fo th first time in history th criteria for lemon of drugs in 1940s caU d"The. d Clause" .... 0 va through the application of this. Clause concept. has kept the num of drugs for the last so many ..ears with around 2 00 products.tas against about 90.00 medicines a ailable in India) induding brands, dosage forms and strength. Since then many countries world . de had impro eel situation of a ailabili of ssential drugs in their country b. adopting and implementing this "Concept of Essential Drugs' rigorous! . And ha e succeeded in w ing out the non-essential drugs from their national drug formulary.

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Despit being the 4th larg st produc and a majo exporter of drugs to around 00 countri s, India is sri11struggling with th issue of making essential medicines a ailable to th common masses, . ceo ding to differ nt sourc s, 50% (0 800/0of the Indian population is not able (0 g t all the medicin s. Th .. SS _ ational Sample Surv ) 55th round on consumer expenditure sbo s that 77% of bealih ex n s in rural areas and 70% in urban a as are on medicines alone. Poore th ple, the larger are th share ofexpen on medic:in s. 20-35% ofth Indian population li belov th poverty lin and the are th ones to ar the maximum brunt. 1 ) Becaus oflowbudgetary provisions on health, it s natural to expec wnate or meagre availabl funds should used most effecti ely. Howe in Indl a. tb reali is differenr. ~ im ff • each stat 1 el procure nr agencies in each stat have prepared its separate list for procurement of medicines. And these are simple lists of drugs to be procured in the stare; Barring fev states, Gujarat. Rajasthan and Delhi. most stat s hav not 'en attempted to ba thei lists either on federal list of essential drugs or on guidelines of"\\'HO EDL This very 10v spending on medicines b public health. r ting in 0 availabili of essential medic:in s in public health care. direct! pushing th people to private health eare s stem and indirect! . encouraging pharmaceutical industry to promot use of non- essential drugs b pri rate hea til servic s. The irrational use of medicin at doctor s • at pharmacist s and also at pari nt's selfmedica tion) level is th main problem that I ads to inflated cost of medicine s and w hich further male sit unaffordabl to procur them. Current! around 260 FDCs have been dedared as unsafe for public use and the Govemmen [ has taken the decision [0 remove these FDCs from th market. However indu has obtained a sta order from the High Cou and the matter is subjudice. The selection 0 essential medicines in p . 'ate and public health care .s thus complex decision involving man factors like, strong political v '11.indus . oriented drug policies of me governmen low control 0 er dispensing b pharmacists. high costs of special .sits leading to self-medication b

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patients consumers etc.

unethical marketing

strategies

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and

Current! the draft of _ ational Pharmaceutical Policy 2006 _ P) is under consideration and appro at of parliament of India. Tb future ~P-2006 bas aimed at placing aU 354 essential drugs present in .. a ional Es 'al Drugs list under Pric Con ol. The Supreme Court also has pa orders to that e ct. HoV\ v r much mains [0 be seen before this acrually happens. Th Pharmaceutical Industry has alread started opposing to this approach of the government of India. place the all 354 ssential drugs induded in national essential drugs list of India , under strict price

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The main. basic and fundamental aspect of concept. of Essential Drugs advocated by "'.H.O. is th Pharmaceutical Poli of an coun should be based on th • "REAL HEALTH )JEEDS of that coun • and not on the nreatistic and ATED A ET )tEEDS' ofth coun 7hat is needed therefore is to rethink rationally' = to strike a balance between the <Sci nee of Health" and "Commerce of Health" . 'Ibis still remains a dream to be fulfilled.

D~SureshR.Sarovdekor ASS' tont Director, Directorate of Medical Education & Research, Ministry of Medical education & Drugs, State of Maharoshtra
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