- +91-7731891177
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- Guntur, Andhra Pradesh
| Speciality | No. of Seats | Yearly Selection |
|---|---|---|
| Pediatrics | 1 (Post MBBS – Primary) | January |
| Pediatrics | 1 (Post DCH – Secondary) | January |
Chalmeda Anand Rao Institute Of Medical Sciences, Karim Nagar, Telangana, in 2014
Post MBBS, 2017-2020, First Student, Passed In First Attempt
To Study The Correlation Between Maternal Serum Iron And Ferritin Levels With Cord Blood Iron And Ferritin Levels
1) A Study On Correlation Between Maternal Serum Iron And Ferritin Levels And Cord Blood Iron And Ferritin Levels, Central Zone Pedicon 2018
2) Newborn With Apert Syndrome – A Case Report, South Neocon 2019
To Study The Correlation Between Maternal Serum Iron And Ferritin Levels With Cord Blood Iron And Ferritin Levels, International Organisation Of Scientific Research
Asst Professor, Chalmeda Anand Rao Institute Of Medical Sciences, Karim Nagar, Telangana.
Myself Dr.Sandeep successfully completed my DNB PEDIATRICS course in first attempt from this institute I was the first student from the institute.Regarding academics,we usually have daily seminars and weekly once case presentation . Weekly Journal Club We are allowed to attend CME workshops,conferences and other academic programmes. In my tenure I presented 2 posters. Including HOD sirDr. T Chandra Sekhara Reddy, we have two more consultants Dr.B Lokeswari Madam(Sr. Consultatnt) and Dr. K. Sravani (Jr. Consultant) . They guide the students in academics, procedures and etc Myself feeling great to be a student of the institute…
9492195319
sandy.caims.1@gmail.com
Guntur Medical Collage, Guntur
Katuri Medical Collage, Chinna Kondrupadu, Guntur, 2018
Post DCH, 2018-2020, First Post Diploma Student, Passed In First Attempt
A Study Of Peak Expiratory Flow Rate Values In Healthy School Going Children Between 10 To 14 Years Attending Urban Schools In Guntur
Griscelli Syndrome-A Case Report, South Neocon 2019
To emphasize the importance of anthropometric assessment in school children with respect to Peak Expiratory Flow Rate (PEFR), Central Zone Pedicon 2018
Study Of Peak Expiratory Flow Rates In Healthy School-Going Children Aged 10-14 Years And Creation Of Corresponding Nomograms.
International Journal of Medical Science and Current Research (IJMSCR, Volume 6, Issue 1, Page No: 751-760 January-February 2023.)
Asst Professor, Dept of Pediatrics, Katuri Medical Collage, Chinna Kondrupadu, Guntur, AP.
Myself, Dr. Tanveer, successfully completed my Secondary DNB Pediatrics course from this institution. I joined this institute in the year 2018. Regarding academics, we had daily seminars and weekly case presentations. The academic teaching is excellent. Our consultants take special care of each and every individual student and guide them accordingly. We are allowed to attend CMEs, workshops, conferences, and other programs, which include poster and paper presentations.
We have an exemplary team of three consultants, including the HOD, working 24 hours and guiding us throughout our course. We are given free hands in performing all the procedures. I feel great to be a part of this institution.
Kurnool Medical College, Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh, 2011-2017.
Post MBBS, 2018-2021, 2nd post MBBS Student, Passed In First Attempt.
To Study The Course Of Patients Between The Age Group Of 1month To 10 Years Admitted With Respiratory Distress Based On PRESS (Pediatric Respiratory Severity Score) Scoring System
1) A Rare Case Of Mitochondrial DNA Depletion Syndrome Due To Homozygous RRMB2 Mutation With Nemaline Rod Like Structures, AP PEDICON 2019
2) Buddchiari Syndrome Due To Rare Heterozygous Mutation Of MTHFR Gene, AP PEDICON 2020
Utility Of PRESS Score In Predicting The Course Of Children Admitted With Respiratory Distress, DR.S.T. ACHAR ENDOWMENT AWARD 2020.
Utility of PRESS score in predicting the outcomes of children admitted with respiratory distress: A prospective study
Pediatr Respirol Crit Care Med 2021; 5:57-61
Jagalamarri VL, Balleda L, Kolla S, Chandra Sekhara Reddy T. Utility of PRESS score in predicting the outcomes of children admitted with respiratory distress: A prospective study. Pediatr Respirol Crit Care Med [serial online] 2021 [cited 2023Aug5];5:57-61.Available from: https://www.prccm.org/text.asp?2021/5/4/57/356801
Medical officer at Kurnool PHC
8297945783
jvl.vgp@gmail.com
My self Dr. Vanitha, successfully completed my DNB Pediatrics course in 1st attempt from this institute in 2021. I joined this institute in the year 2018. Regarding this institute — This is one the best institute. In this institute professors are very friendly, and take care of us like a family. They guide us in each & every situation. They allow us to attend all CME’s & Workshops. Regarding academics, we used to have daily seminars and case presentations. Our HOD sir tried to teach each and every topic from Nelson. Regarding procedures – free hand was given in all procedure including intubations I felt myself blissful to be a part of this institute where teachers take care of the students like their own children.
The College of Physicians and Surgeons (CPS) collage, Mumbai, 2017
Post Diploma, 2019-2021, 2nd post Diploma Student, Passed In First Attempt in 2021
Nicolau Syndrome-A Rare Complication Following IM Injection, AP PEDICON 2019
1) Serial ABG Base Excess Levels as Predictor Of Neonatal Outcome In NICU, AP PEDICON 2020. Awarded 1st prize for the paper.
2) Serial ABG Lactate Levels as Predictor Of Neonatal Outcome In NICU, FOR SS MANCHANDA NEONATOLOGY AND RESEARCH IN NEONATOLOGY
ABG Lactate Levels As Predictor Of Neonatal Outcomes In Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
International Journal of Medical Science and Current Research (IJMSCR), Volume 6, Issue 2 , Page No: 559-566 March-April 2023. http://www.ijmscr.com/
Asst Professor, Dept of Pediatrics, KVG Medical College & Hospital; Kurunjibag, Sullia —574 327; D.K., Karnataka, India
8431273077
amrita.koti@gmail.com
I Dr Amrita Koti, DCH from CPS Medical collage, Mumbai joined SRCDH in Jan 2019 (batch) for secondary DNB in pediatrics.
SRCDH: A place that brings back a lot of memories along with the memories, the most important thing is the education that we received. Education is imparted in every institute but right use of it so called “wisdom” which comes only here. Right way of life with discipline, and most importantly humanity are the equalities practiced here, and the same is imparted to every student here, which provides a building block that is necessary to build a powerful career in years to come.
Regarding academics, may be theory preparation or practical, even the daily practicing teachings needed for a building doctor, all together is here, the team of consultants working hard round the clock to make us to achieve, excellence in everything we do.
After my expression to work for a new research at nice i was provided all facilities to do it at SRCDH.
To meet the expectations when the same work was presented, at IAP, Pedicon. I was awarded 1st prize for the paper. This was all due to the support and the confidence the mentors at the institute. For students planning to join the institute is a word of completion.
KATURI MEDICAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL, 2010 Batch
Post MBBS, 3RD PRIMARY DNB STUDENT. 2019-2022 Batch
sowmyayerramreddy@gmail.com
7702676203
GUNTUR, ANDHRA PRADESH
To predict outcome of children admitted in PICU using modified PELOD score.
1. A typical presentation of CONGENITAL MALARIA – A CASE REPORT in APPEDICON 2019
2. HISTIOCYTOSIS LYMPHADENOPATHY PLUS SYNDROME DUE TO MUTATION IN SLC29A3 GENE- A RARE CASE REPORT in APPEDICON 2020
TO DETERMINE THE ABILITY OF MODIFIED PELOD SCORING SYSTEM FOR PREDICTING THE PROGNOSIS & OUTCOME OF SICK CHILDREN ADMITTED IN PICU. (GRABBED 2ND PRIZE IN APPEDICON 2021 , ONGOLE )
TO DETERMINE THE ABILITY OF MODIFIED PEDIATRIC LOGISTIC ORGAN DYSFUNCTION (PELOD) SCORING SYSTEM FOR PREDICTING THE PROGNOSIS AND OUTCOME OF SICK CHILDREN ADMITTED IN PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT, Dr. Sowmya Verramreddy, Dr. Lokeswari Balleda, Dr. Sravani Kalla, Dr. Chandra Sekhara Reddy Thimmapuram INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH: Volume-12 [Issue 8 | August-2023]
I am Dr-Sowmya Successfully completed my DNB pediatrics course in first attempt from this institute. Regarding Academics, we have daily seminars & weekly case presentations. You can learn not only through classes but also from CME, workshops & conferences. We are given free hands in doing all procedures and believe me you can master in all procedures by end of your course with the help and guidance of our 2 consultants & HOD sir. I feel proud to be part of SRCDH family. In my opinion , it is not only about completing DNB , but it is experience, competition, curiosity, creativity, fun; forgiveness.
KANYAKUMARI GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE, 2012-2018 Batch
Post MBBS, 4TH DNB STUDENT. 2020-2023 Batch
raveena094@gmail.com
8825760466
Dhanvi infotech, 76, Sri sai building, Vishnu nager, g.n mills, coimbatore.pin :641029
TO STUDY CORRELATION OF CRP, FERRITIN, AND PROCALCITONIN WITH MODIFIED PELOD SCORE IN SICK CHILDREN ADMITTED TO PICU.
1. CHEDIAK–HIGASHI SYNDROME: A NOVEL MUTATION ON EXON45 OF LYST GENE; (2nd year)NEONATAL STROKE DUE TO ADENOSINE DEAMINASE 2
2. DIHYDROPYRIMIDINE DEHYDROGENASE ENZYME DEFICIENCY : A RARE CASE REPORT
INFLAMMATORY MARKERS VERSUS MODIFIED PELOD SCORE IN PREDICTING OUTCOMES OF CHILDREN ADMITTED IN PICU
Yet to be done.
Grateful to be a student of sri Ramachandra children hospital.Case load and hands on are good. Academics is excellent. Though I am from other state the hospitality is good. Our consultants and HOD are very friendly towards us and clear our doubts
Government Medical College, Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, 2014-2020
Post MBBS, 2021 Batch, 5th Post MBBS Student in this institute.
drmedaraviteja963@gmail.com
9640523790
Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh
To Study the correlation of heights of children aged between 5 years and 12 years with their mid-parental & individual parental heights.
1) MRI Brain Patterns in Patients with Dengue with CNS involvement @ AP PEDICON , Nellore – 2022
To study the utility value of ROX index and modified ROX index in children on HFNC therapy – Won First Prize in APPEDICON 2023.
The utility value of ROX index and modified ROX index in determining the efficiency of HFNC in children admitted with respiratory distress in International Journal of Contemporary Pediatrics. (Kolla S et al. Int J Contemp Pediatr. 2024 Jun;11(6):775-781)
From the very beginning of my DNB Pediatrics program, Sri Ramachandra Children’s and Dental Hospital, Guntur has consistently exceeded my expectations. The faculty, composed of experts in their respective fields, are not only highly knowledgeable but also extremely dedicated to nurturing the potential in each of their students. Their passion for teaching and commitment to our success have been a driving force in my education.
The hands-on training and exposure to diverse clinical cases have been invaluable in shaping our clinical skills and critical thinking abilities.
The academic and emotional support I have received from both my peers and the faculty has been crucial in helping me navigate the challenges of this rigorous program.
As I prepare to take my final steps towards graduation, I feel confident and well-prepared for the challenges that lie ahead in the world of pediatrics. The training, knowledge, and experiences I have gained during my time at Sri Ramachandra Children’s and Dental Hospital, Guntur have not only equipped me with the skills I need but have also instilled in me a profound sense of responsibility and empathy towards the young patients and their families that I will soon be serving.
The journey has been demanding, but the rewards in terms of education, personal growth, and lasting friendships have made every moment worthwhile.
I wholeheartedly recommend Sri Ramachandra Children’s and Dental Hospital, Guntur to aspiring pediatricians who are seeking an institution that goes above and beyond to foster excellence in the field of pediatrics.
Thank you once again for making my final year of DNB Pediatrics a truly unforgettable and enriching experience, I look forward to carrying the values and knowledge instilled in me here throughout my career.
Government Medical College, Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, 2011-2017
Post Dch, Joining date: 31/08/2023
swethasuresh1231@gmail.com
9490870600
Guntur, Andhra Pradesh
To Study the effectiveness and tolerability of HFNC by modified comfort score and clinical respiratory scale.
Lipemic serum, type 1d hyperlipoproteinemia , due to homozygous variant in GPIHBP1 gene – a case report – Yet to be done in AP PEDICON – 2023
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Sri Ramachandra Children’s Hospital in Guntur has been an invaluable institution for my Secondary DNB training. The hospital offers a diverse range of clinical exposure and a supportive learning environment. The faculty is experienced and approachable, providing guidance and mentorship. The hospital’s facilities and infrastructure are well-maintained. Overall, I have found my time at this hospital to be enriching and conducive to my professional growth.
SIDDHARTHA MEDICAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL , VIJAYAWADA, 2014-2020 Batch
Post MBBS, 6TH PRIMARY DNB STUDENT, 2022 Batch
akhil.ijjada@gmail.com
9676497229
VIZAG, ANDHRA PRADESH
To study the prevalence of prediabetes in obese school children aged 5-15 years.
EXTREMELY RARE 4P DELETION SYNDROME, WOLF HIRSCHHORN SYNDROME, IN A NEWBORN – in SOUTH NEOCON 2023, VIZAG
YET TO BE DONE
Yet to be done.
As a second-year DNB pediatric resident at Sri Ramachandra Children’s Hospital in Guntur, I remain steadfast in my choice of this institution, especially due to the invaluable guidance and encouragement from Dr. T.C. Reddy, Dr. Lokeswari, and Dr. Sravani. These mentors have played pivotal roles in shaping not just our medical skills but also instilling a profound sense of ethics and emergency management in us.
Their dedication to fostering an atmosphere conducive to learning and ethical medical practices has significantly influenced our growth as pediatric residents. Throughout my second year, their mentorship has enhanced the hands-on experience, ensuring exposure to a diverse range of cases and procedures, thereby sharpening our clinical acumen and preparing us for managing critical pediatric emergencies.
The structured curriculum, coupled with their guidance, has not only deepened my understanding of pediatric medicine but has also emphasized the importance of ethical conduct and effective emergency management. The encouragement provided by Dr. TC Reddy sir, Dr. Lokeswari ma’m and Dr. Sravani ma’m in research endeavors and active participation in academic discussions has been instrumental in nurturing a passion for continuous learning and ethical medical practices. Sri Ramachandra Children’s Hospital, with these exemplary mentors, has provided an outstanding foundation for my career in pediatric medicine.
MAMATA MEDICAL COLLEGE, KHAMMAM, 2016 Batch
Post MBBS, 7TH DNB STUDENT. 2023 Batch
roshinib007@gmail.com
8465067439
GUNTUR, ANDHRA PRADESH
YET TO BE DONE
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Sri Ramachandra Children’s Hospital in Guntur has been my preferred choice among several hospitals I explored before joining a pediatric residency program. The hospital’s commitment to a clean environment, hands-on experience, and comprehensive academics has validated my decision. The supportive staff and collaborative atmosphere have further enriched my learning experience.
