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The Department of Anatomy aspires to become the best at teaching the structure of the human body in a clinically relevant context. The anatomical sciences are essential disciplines for understanding medicine and form the foundation for medical studies. Our mission is to provide a strong foundation for new beginners by teaching basic science of medicine and surgery. Besides we also inculcate various research activities in our UG students and faculty. Our students are involved in various research projects under ICMR. We will strive for excellence in anatomy education by:

» Presenting the highest-quality education to our students.
» Developing and using the most effective and modern teaching techniques available, including web-based instruments.
» Advancing as a resource for our clinical colleagues who benefit from anatomic studies.
» Contributing to the improvement of medical education by conducting meaningful research in education and assessment.

The Department of Anatomy is committed to participating actively in education, research and service endeavors and to share anatomical knowledge. Our mission is to develop and promote medical knowledge by encompassing education, instruction, and research

Academics

The total teaching duration of Anatomy is 680 hrs for the First profession MBBS students. The department of Anatomy is committed to participate actively in education, research and service endeavours and to share anatomical knowledge. Major activities are centered around teaching and research. State of art teaching technology is adopted in teaching and learning of all sub-specialties of anatomy. We have Didactic Lectures of 280 Hrs, Tutorials of 40 Hrs and seminars by students for 40 Hrs.
Departmental Library: Our library has adequate numbers of books of latest edition which includes gross, clinical Anatomy and various other allied subjects of medicine to be used as text books and references.

Training

Students are made to actively participate in practical sessions to apply knowledge gained in classes. They have nearly 80 hours of Histology practicals and 240 hours of demonstrations and dissections. Our Dissection Hall is State of the art dissection hall, unique in being completely odourfree due the use of Phenoxyethanol. Phenoxyethanol is the same preservative used for vaccines, sera and cosmetics. Unlike formalin, it is non-irritant and non-carcinogenic. This is used as the preservative making the dissection hall free of pungent fumes. There are adequate number of cadavers for teaching of undergraduates. Our dissection hall boasts of a computer projection system for dissection demonstrations…
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Dr (Lt Col) Sabyasachi Paul

Tutor

Dr Suraj Prakash

Assistant Professor

Dr (Col) Subehdu Pandit

Professor

Mrs Ruchi Dhuria

Tutor

Mrs Ruchi Dhuria
M. Sc. (Medical) Anatomy
Tutor

Mrs Ruchi Dhuria has done her M. Sc (Medical) Anatomy from Dr. S. N. Medical college, Jodhpur, Rajasthan in 2005. She has almost 7 years experience in teaching medical graduates and Post graduates. She has also taught courses such as BDS, DMLT, Nursing and Physiotherapy. She has keen interest in Academics, research publications and scientific projects.

Field of interest – Gross Anatomy, Histology and Embryology.

Mrs Vandana Dave

Tutor

Mrs Vandana Dave

MSc. (Medical) Anatomy

Tutor

Mrs Vandana Dave has done her M.Sc. (Medical) Anatomy from Dr. S. N. Medical College Jodhpur Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, Jaipur in 2009. She is currently working as Tutor in Army College of Medical Sciences.

Key Research Areas

Gross Anatomy and Anthropometry

Dr Shaifaly M Rustagi

Associate Professor

Dr. Shaifaly Madan Rustagi
MBBS, MD, DNB
Associate professor

M.B.B.S, from JLN Medical College, Ajmer (1999) and M.D Anatomy (2005)&D.N.B Anatomy from UCMS Delhi (2005). She has 10 years of teaching experience and has been co-guide for Msc& PhD student. Credited to set up the Anatomy Department at KD medical College, Mathura. Areas of interest are Medical Education, Anthropometry & Blood vessels Histology