JUNIOR RESIDENTS 18( 6 Per Year)

Non Teaching Staff

Record Clerk – Ms.Tamilarasi

Stenographer – Mr.Janakiraman

Store Keeper – Mr. Natarajan

Social Worker – Mrs. Jayalakshmi                                              

Technician -Miss Raji

Lab Attendant –Mrs.Darathy

The patient care services provided by the department includes

• No of units in the department-3

• O.P days & Timings- Daily - 7.30am~12.30pm

• I.P Unit & Admission Day (Unit Wise)

• Bed Strength of Department-100

 

• Bed occupancy rate – 90% -110%

• Average O.P-150-200/day

• Average I.P-30-40/day

 

 

OPD SERVICES

Antenatal Clinic: Regular

Antenatal Clinic - Daily

High Risk Clinic - Daily

Gynecological Clinics

Infertility Clinic – daily

Cancer Screening Clinic – Daily

Via/ Vili Screening

Video Colposcopy

Gynaec Endocrine Clinic - Wednesday

Adolescent Gynaecology - Friday

Postmenopausal Clinic - Saturday

Family welfare clinic-Daily

 

EMERGENCY OBSTETRICS SERVICES:

·         A fully equipped round the clock casualty for triage and initiation of zero delay treatment.

 

·        A clean labour room with competency to provide delivery services including instrumental deliveries like vacuum assisted and forceps assisted deliveries, ability to manage immediate post partum complications like PPH, manual removal of placenta. Abortion care with MVA and dilatation and curettage facilities are also provided.

 

·        Theatre complexes for Emergency and Elective LSCS, cervical encerclage procedures, surgical management of PPH, MTP procedures, Ectopic pregnancy management

 

·        This is backed up by a highly equipped and competent ICU and HDU facility to cater the emergent needs of high risk pregnancies enabling multidisciplinary care without delay.

 

·        A 24/7 blood bank to support the emergency needs is also available.

 

GYNECOLOGICAL SERVICES

·         A well equipped ward for patients with gynaecological complaints with insurance coverage.

·         A fully furnished well equipped OT for planned gynaecology procedures like hysterectomy, myomectomy and ovarian cystectomies with all updated techniques like hysteroscopy, laproscopy etc.

 

·         Laparoscopic approach to gynaec and infertility procedures are the vogue in Chengalpattu Medical college nowadays.

 

·         Availability of hysteroscopy and availability of hysteroscopic guided procedures have enabled better management of polyp, submucosal myoma, sub fertility and early identification of gynaecological malignancies.

 

·        Gyneac oncological surgeries are also a available addition to the repoitre of services provided. We have coordinated with Karapettai surgical oncology team and do provide onco services here at CMCH itself.

 

FAMILY WELFARE SERVICES runs postnatal clinic,contraception clinic,sterilization services

All contraceptives are available at the OPD desk

CONTRACEPTION CLINIC:

Daily clinic to offer the needful couple contraception including emergency contraception by cafeteria method is available. There are Separate counsellor for motivating patient on both temporary and permanent methods.

A separate OT complex is dedicated to family welfare services to provide services as following Puerperal Sterlisation ,LaproscopicSterlisation,Interval Sterlisation,MTP WITH TAT/ LS,CuT insertion and removal

 

TRAINING SERVICES

OG department of Chengalpattu Medical college serves as training centre for Cemonc and Emonc services, family welfare services to PHC medical officers, District head quarters hospital medical officers, staff nurses and physician assistants. We also provide training for physician assistant, paraclinical services .We provide laparoscopic training for Medical Officers and other skill training for PHC officers, VIA training for Medical Officers, colposcopy training for gynecologists, LS training for gynecologists

 

Neonatology services

The Institute is well equipped with neonatology unit with ventilators, exchange Transfusions done, RDS are managed by surfactants .

USG facilities were available in OPD, Wards, labour wards and in the departments.

Universal screening for GDM is being done routinely; all cases are managed by protocols formed by evidence based medicine Pap smear, cervical biopsy, colposcopy done here.

 

Infrastructure

Antenatal ward -60 beds

Gynaecology ward -40 beds

Postnatal and postoperative wards well equipped

LABOUR WARD -7+2(CLEAN+SEPTIC)BEDS

ICU (airconditioned well equipped )6 beds(100% bed occupancy)

HDU -4 BEDS

ELECTIVE and EMERGENCY OT –WELL EQUIPPED AIRCONDITIONED

 

 

                                                                                                                                                    

 

  

 

 

 

Equipments available

Multipara monitors, Pulse oximeters, Syringe Infusion pump, CTG machines, USG- portable/ non-portable, Colposcope, Laparoscope, Hysteroscope, Cryo/ LEEP cautery,thermocoagulator,defibrillator

 

 

       

 

YEARLY STATISTICS

 

Average daily workload	Year 1 2019	Year 2 2020	Year 3 2021	Year 4 2022
1.     Number of patients in OPD (Till Nov’22)	42254	34498	34168	39256
2.     Number of patients admitted (IPD) (Till Nov’22)	15818	15185	14529	14519
3.     Number of Major operations (Till Nov’22)	6424	5898	5300	5208
4.     Number of Minor operations  (Till Nov’22)	397	124	224	237
5.     Number of Day care operations (Till Nov’22)	1686	582	545	590
6.     Number of Normal deliveries (Till Nov’22)	5869	5372	5111	4785
7.     Number of operative deliveries (Till Nov’22)	176	386	436	334
8.     Number of Caesarian sections (Till Nov’22)	4860	5788	5038	4772

 

Academic activities:

Courses handled:

PG Courses

M.S (Obstetrics Gynecology)

Para Medical Courses

. Diploma in Nursing

.BSc nursing

Allied health sciences- Physician Assistant,Ot Technician,Anesthesia Technician

 

No Of Seats

M.S (Obstetrics Gynecology) -6 students per year

UG STUDENTS -100 per year

Eligibility

Should have acquired MBBS Degree from a recognized University in INDIA

 

Course Duration

M.S(Obstetrics Gynecology) – 3 years

 

Selection Procedure

Through NEET PG Entrance Exams

 

Affiliated University

The Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University, Chennai.

 

Academic Curriculum

M.S (Obstetrics & Gynecology)

Rotations:

• Details of 3 years posting in the PG programme (6 terms of 6 months each)

a. Allied posts should be done during the course – for 8 weeks

i. Neonatology - 2 weeks

ii. Anaesthesia - 2 weeks

iii. Radiology/Radiotherapy - 2 weeks

iv. Surgery - 2 weeks

v. Oncology - 2 weeks

b .Details of training in the subject during resident posting

The student should attend to the duties (Routine and emergency): Out patient Department and special clinics

Inpatients Operation Theater Labor Room

Writing clinical notes regularly and maintains records.

1st term - working under supervision of senior residents and teaching faculty.

2nd & 3rd term - Besides patient care in O.P.D., wards, Casualty

and labor room, carrying out minor operations under supervision and assisting in major operation.

4th 5th & 6th term - independent duties in management of patient including

major operations under supervision of teaching faculty

c.Surgeries to be done during PG training. (Details in the Syllabus)

1.Thesis

Every post graduate student shall carry out work on an assigned research project under the guidance of a recognised Post Graduate Teacher, the result of which shall be written up and submitted in the form of a Thesis. Work for writing the Thesis is aimed at contributing to the development of a spirit of enquiry, besides exposing the post graduate student to the techniques of research, critical analysis, acquaintance with the latest advances in medical science and the manner of identifying and consulting available literature.

Thesis shall be submitted at least six months before the Theory and Clinical / Practical examination. The thesis shall be examined by a minimum of three examiners; one internal and two external examiners, who shall not be the examiners for Theory and Clinical examination. A post graduate student shall be allowed to appear for the Theory and Practical/Clinical examination only after the acceptance of the Thesis by the examiners.

2.Theory Examination:

The examinations shall be organised on the basis of ‘Grading’or ‘Marking system’ to evaluate and to certify post graduate student-s level of knowledge, skill and competence at the end of the training. Obtaining a minimum of 50% marks in ‘Theory’ as well as ‘Practical’ separately shall be mandatory for passing examination as a whole. The examination for M.D./ MS shall be held at the end of 3rd academic year. An academic term shall mean six month-s training period.

There should be four theory papers, as given below:

Paper I: Applied Basic sciences.

Paper II: Obstetrics including social obstetrics and Diseases of New Born

Paper III: Gynaecology including fertility regulation

Paper IV: Recent Advances in Obstetrics & Gynaecology

3. Clinical/Practical & oral/viva voce Examination: shall be as given below:

a) Obstetrics: Clinical

Long Case: 1 case

3. Clinical/Practical & oral/viva voce Examination: shall be as given below:

a) Obstetrics: Clinical

Long Case: 1 case

2 cases with different problems Short Case/ Spot Case: 1 case

Viva voce including:

Instruments ,pathology specimens,x rays,drugs,sonography and dummy pelvis

b) Gynaecology:

Clinical

Long Case: 1 case

2 cases with different problems Short Case/ Spot Case: 1 case

Viva including:

Instruments

Pathology specimens

Drugs and X-rays, Sonography etc.

Family planning

LONG CASE: OBSTETRICS 1 – 50 marks

GYNECOLOGY 1 – 50 marks

SHORT CASE: OBSTETRICS 1 – 25 marks

GYNECOLOGY – 25 marks

WARD ROUNDS- 3 cases each 10 marks – 30 marks

OSCE 4 STATIONS 5 marks each – 20 marks

TOTAL – 200

VIVA VOCE OBSTETRICS. 40 marks

GYNECOLOGY. 40 marks

LOG BOOK 20 marks

AGGREGATE ( CLINICAL + VIVA) 300 marks

PASSING MINIMUM (50%) 150 marks

           

Publications from the department during the past 3 years:

I.Maternal and Perinatal outcome in pregnant womenwith hypertensive disorders:a population -based study.2020Dr.Shru thi,Dr.Thenmozhi-Ind iaJournal ofReproduction.IntJReprodContraceptObstetGynecol2020;9:194-9 2.PrevalenceandriskofstillbirthinChengalpattu.2020-Dr.Thenmozhi-IndianJournalofAppliedResearch-volume-ll/Issue-03/March-202PRINTISSNNO.2249-555X/DOI:10.36106/ijar 3.A study of Ante-partumhemorrhage andits maternal andperinatal outcome in Chengalpattu Medical College and Hospital.2021-Dr.Thenmozhi-IOSRJournalofDental andMedicalSciences(IOSR-JDMS)e-ISSN:2279-0853,p-ISSN:2279-0861.Volume20,Issu,Ser.5(March2021),PP22-30 4.Maternalandperinataloutcomeinpregnantwomenwithhypertensivedisorders2020Dr.Shruthi,Dr.Thenmozhi-IndianJournalofReproduction.:apopulation-basedstudy.IntJReprodContraceptObstetGynecol2020;9:194-9 5.Etiologicalfactorsandmaternaloutcomeinpregnancieswithmalpresentation-IntJReprodOstetGynecol2020;9:xxx­xxDOI:http://dx.doi.org/l0.18203/2320-1770.ijrcogdx.doi.org/10.18203/2320-l770.ijrcog20200859 6.Astudyonfetomaternaloutcomesingestationaldiabetesmellituscomplicatingpregnancyinate1tiarycarecentre202I.IOSRJournalofDentalandMedical Sciences (IOSR-JDMS) e-lSSN:2279-0853,p-ISSN:2279-086 1. Volume20. Issue3 Ser.7 (March2021).PP04-07. DOI:I0.9 79 0/0853-2003070407 Dr.Sripreethika Dr.Shobanapriya 7.Prevalenceand risk factors for still birth in Chengalpattu 2021.Indian Journal of Applied Research-volume-11/Issue-03/March-2021/PRINTISSNNO.2249-555X/DOI:10.36106/ijar Dr.Thenmozhi,Dr.Shobanapriya 8..Astudy onFeto- maternalOutcomein GestationalDiabetesmellitus complicatingpregnancy in atertiary care center.2021.IOSR JournalofDentalandMedicalSciences(IOSR-JDMS)e-ISSN:2279-0853,p-lSSN:2279-0861.Volume20.Issue3Ser.7(March2021).PP04-07.DOI:I0.9790/0853-2003070407 9.Prospectivestudyonectopicpregnancyinatertiarycarehospital.2021.IntJReprodContraceptObstetGynecol202I;IO:xxx-x.x. I0 .Maternal and Fetal outcome in jaundicecomplicatingpregnancy;Aprospectivestudyattertiarycare hospital. 2021.DOI:https://doi.org/I0.33545/gynae.202l.v5.i3f.944 11.StudyonEpidemiologyandEtiologyofRecurrentPregnancyLossand fetaloutcome in a tertiary  care center. 2021.IOSRJournalof DentalandMedicalSciences(IOSR_JDMS)e-ISSN:2279-0853,p-ISSN:2279-0861.Volume20,Issue4Ser8(April,2021),PP21-26.DOI:I0.9790/0853-2004082126 12.Emergencyperipartumhysterectomyinmodemobstetrics:Aretrospectivestudyatatertiarycarehospital.2021.DOI:https://doi.org/10.33545/gynae.202I.v5.i3c.914

 

Our postgraduates have attended various state and national level conferences and presented papers and posters and won prizes.

 

AWARDS OF OUR DEPARTMENT

Dr. Muthu Mamatha Winner -  Cme on ca cervix - Breast feeding quiz

 

Breast feeding week poster Winner Dr. Soundarya

Runner Dr. Tamilarasi

Best doctor award

Doctor-s day-

Dr. Hemalatha

Dr. Shobana

Dr. Ilanjselvi

Dr. Shruthi

Dr. Soundarya

Dr. Kavitha

 

Independence day

Dr. Sripreethika

Dr. Hemalatha

Dr. Karkuzhali

Dr. Tamilarsai

 

Saveetha medical College

Paper- 3 Rd prize Dr. Hemamalini

Poster-1 St prize- Dr. Karkuzhali

 

DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES

Performance meeting – 1^st Monday

Maternal death audit – 2^nd Monday

Perinatal death audit – 3^rd Monday

Hospital infection committee meeting -monthly

ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

GRAND ROUNDS and bedside clinics are conducted on routine basis with respective chiefs

Clinical society meeting every month

Interesting case discussion – 4^th Monday

Panel discussion CME – 2^nd Wednesday

Journal club and capsule presentation – 1^st and 3^rd Saturday

Dissertation discussion – 4^th Saturday

PG SYMPOSIUM – 4^th wednesday

Lecture class – every Thursday

Clinical discussion – every Tuesday

Group discussion –monthly once

Departmental Library

Library is equipped with latest books and journals, including BJOG , AJOG, FOGSI. There are number of reference books and articles are available for updating the knowledge of the staff and students.

 

 

  

 

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY WELFARE

We welcome you to the Department of family welfare. The department of family welfare affiliated to Chengalpattu Medical College dates back to days before 1965, when it was started as a district head quarters hospital with 250beds. Very soon it bloomed out to be a teaching institution with 50 under graduate students.

FACULTIES

Family welfare project officer Dr.Thenmozhi

One Family Welfare Assistant one in turns

One Health Visitor One

Maternity Assistants : Two

Our average census are,

 Out patient – 400-500/ month

Inpatient -120-150/month

LSCS with Sterlisation -200-250/month

 Interval TAT – 40-50/month

Puerperal sterlisation – 70-100/month

Copper T insertion-500-600/month

MTP with TAT – 20-30/month

Mtp with copperT-10-15/MONTH

Interval lap sterilisation-20-30/month

 

The family welfare out-patient department is running as,

POST NATAL CLINIC

MTP CLINIC

CONTRACEPTION CLINIC

 

Post natal clinic

Post natal clinic is running daily for both the mother and baby, encouraging the mother for the exclusive breast feeding, breast care and encourage for pelvic floor exercises.

 

MTP CLINIC:

MTP clinic is undergoing daily and here MTP is undergoing by the act of MTP and the procedures undergoing are

MVA / MTP

MTP with TAT

MTP with IUCD insertion

These procedures training are given to the primary healthcare medical officers and the district head quarters medical officers and the post graduates in the part of their curriculum.

CONTRACEPTION CLINIC:

The couples are offering contraceptive methods under cafetaria method.The couples are counselled about the available method of temporary and permanent method of contraceptions and we will avail their needs.

Condom and oral contraceptive pills are regularly issued to the needful couples .We are availing Emergency contraception to the couples also providing E- pills,chayya antara injections and the permanent method of sterlisation such as,

puerperal sterilisation,laproscopic sterlisation interval sterilisation,mtp with tat.

All the above mentioned training also be given to the PHC and District Medical Officers and for the staff nurses.

We are adopting the JANANI SURAKSHA,JSSK and other government schemes as per the government norms.

We have managed several nearmiss cases and sent back home in good condition