Barmer Medical College

Department of Pathology

INTRODUCTION

The Department of Pathology at GMC Barmer is located in the second floor of the Medical College building, and the Clinical Pathology and Hematology& cytology laboratory is located in the second floor of the Hospital building.

Department of Pathology plays two essential roles in the field of medicine, which includes educating the medical students and providing diagnostic services. It is a branch of medicine, which links basic sciences with clinical symptoms and signs. It helps the medical students to understand the basic mechanism and pathophysiology of diseases. In the era of evidence-based medicine Pathology plays a major role in providing a conclusive diagnosis. The diagnostic sub-specialties within this Department include Histopathology, Cytopathology, Hematology, and Clinical Pathology.

With significant advances in the field of science and various clinical specialties, there have been major breakthroughs in Pathology. It now not only provides diagnosis, but is also an equally sought after diagnostic specialty for theranostic reasons and prognostication of diseases.
 

FACILITIES & SERVICES

Department of Pathology at GMC Barmer is committed to offer every essential diagnostic facility for patient care and management, with emphasis on strict quality assurance for every section of the Department. Presently, the Department provides Hematology, Clinical Pathology, Cytology and Histopathology services.

The Hematology and Clinical Pathology services include complete Hemogram, Hemoparasite detection, ESR, bone marrow aspiration and biopsy, reticulocyte count, basic coagulation workup, urine routine and microscopic examination and fluid cell counts.

The Cytopathology section provides facility for Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC), cervical smear screening, fluid cytologyand cell blocks.

The Histopathology section provides routine histopathology services, special stains (histochemistry) and opinion/ review on outside slides and blocks.

Aims & Objectives

• To excel in sub-specialties of Histopathology, Cytopathology, Hematopathology and Clinical Pathology for quality patient care.
• To be able to offer expert consultation for Hematopathology, Cytopathology and Histopathology.
• To teach medical students the basic understanding of disease and relate its importance with clinical findings through an integrated approach.
• To create an environment for encouraging research activities for medical students, residents and faculty.

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

The Department of Pathology have a balanced approach with a combination of didactic lectures, Practicals, demonstration/Tutorials, problem based learning and small group discussions. Lectures are made interesting and lively with use of multimedia.

Text Books

·          General pathology /Systemic pathology

·          Robbins & Cotran (Pathologic basis of disease )

·          Harshmohan Textbook of Pathology

·          Clinical pathology –Essentials of clinical pathology by Shrish M Kawthalkar

·          Hematology – Atlas and test of hematology by Dr Tejinder Singh

·         Curran’s atlas of histopathology

Publication by Faculty

PUBLICATION, DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY

1.      1.      Solanki R, Solanki MK, Hemrajani D, Saha J. A study of detection and comparison  of Immunofluorescence on formalin – fixed paraffin – embedded tissue with fresh frozen renal biopsy specimen. Saudi J Kidney Dis. Transpl 2019;30:350-8

2.      Singh P, Kachhwaha SK, Sunov C, Gupta A. Comparison of Macular Oedema after Cataract Surgery in Diabetic and Non-Diabetic Patients using OCT. International Journal of Health and Clinical Research 2020;3(5):74-8

3.      Mittal A, Mehta J.,Mangal K, Jain A., Agarwal N. , Solanki M.K. “Clinicopathological And Immunophenotypic Characteristics Of Ewings Sarcoma Family Of Tumors: Special Emphasis On Role Of Friend Leukemia Integration - 1(Fli-1) Antibody And Occurrence Of Tumor On Rare Sites -.” International journal of current research and review 8 (2016): 10-16.

4.      Solanki M.K.,&Ramrakhiani, D. Medulloblastoma of the Cerebellopontine Angle in a Child: A Rare Entity. Int J Med Res Prof.2016; 2(6); 124-27.

5.      SaharanS., Solanki R., Hemrajani D., &Solanki M.K. Histopathological Spectrum of Renal Biopsy in Adult Onset Nephrotic Range Proteinuria: An Experience at a Tertiary Care Centre. Int J Med Res Prof.2017; 3(3); 149-54.

6.      S. Amarneel, N. Sheth. Pattern of Anemia in elderly Age Group. IJSRR 2015, 4(2), 51-56

7.       N.A. Qureshi, M. A. Z. Chauhan , R. A. Qureshi, S.K. Suri, S. Amarneel. Autopsy study of Heart with special emphasis on Coronary artery lesion. SEAJCRR 2015 MAY-JUNE 4(3) 1694-1707.

8.      M.Gohil, S. Amarneel. Hysterectomy: A Clinico-Pathological Correlation of 620 cases. IJSR vol:4 issue 6 June 2015 530-531

9.      S. Amarneel, M.R. Gohil. S. Gamit, M. Valva, D. Shukla. Study of Serum Prostate Specific Antigen level in Prostate Biopsy Specimens. IJIRD June, 2015 vol 4 issue 6 177-179

10.  S. Amarneel, S.K. Suri. Histopathological study of Prostatic lesion. IJAR 2018, volume-8 | issue-12 | December-2018 114-115

11.  S. Amarneel, J. J. Chavda, A.P. Goswami, G.K. Chauhan, S.K. Suri. A Case Report on sudden Death in Sickle Cell Anemia. IJCMAAS 2014, vol:2 issue 2, 15-17

12.  Buch A, ChoudharySangeeta, Chandawale S, Kumar Harsh. Study of Renal  and Lipid profile in Diabetic Patients. IJPBS/vol.5/issue 1/JAN-MAR/2015/33-41

13.  Bamnikar SA, Panicker NK, Dhaigude B, ChoudharySangeeta,  Buch A. Carcinoma of the Cystic duct presenting as obstructive Jaundice. Med J DY PatilUniv 2015;8:220-2.

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