About
Department
The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Medical College Baroda
provides tertiary level care to women with normal and abnormal pregnancy
and gynaecological problems. The department was opened on 9th November
1886 by His Excellency the Count of Dufferin, Viceroy and Governor
General of India at the request of Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad, the then
ruler of Baroda. The department is recognized by the Medical Council of
India for undergraduate and postgraduate studies (degree and diploma).
It had one of the 31 recognized HRRCs of the Indian Council of Medical
Research. The outpatient department operates from OPD-10 located in the
common OPD building. Facilities in the OPD include Ultrasonography,
Colposcopy, fetal monitoring using Cardiotocography, screening for
cervical cancer etc. The indoor admissions are made to wards 9, 10 and
11, located in a separate complex. The department receives patient
referral from nearing districts of central Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and
Rajasthan.
The state of art Gynecology building has three Operation theatres which
includes a fully equipped Endoscopy theatre. The department has 5 ultrasound
machines including a 4D Color Doppler System. This building has been
renovated with funds from the Smt. Kamlaben Ramanlal Shah Gambhirawala
Trust.
The obstetric services are provided in Smt. Rukmini Chainani Prasuti Gruh
which is a 184 bedded building with 4 floors. This building has been
constructed with a generous donation from the Baroda Medical College Alumni
Association of North America. A state of art 6 bed obstetric ICU in vicinity
of labour room is established for managing life threatening obstetric
complications with financial support of NHM and technical support from
UNICEF.
Staff
Staff of Deptt. Of Obstetrics &
Gynecology Comprises of 1 Professor & Head,2 additional prof.,2 Asso .prof,
8 Assistant prof. 10 Senior Resident, 49 Junior Residents
There are
five teaching units with 190 beds
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UNIT |
OPD Day |
Head of unit |
Faculty |
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A |
Monday & Thursday |
Dr A V Gokhale Prof & Head |
Dr Shonali Agarwal Asso. Prof |
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Dr Aneri Patel Asstt. Prof |
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Dr Riddhi Gor Asstt. Prof. |
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B |
Tuesday |
Dr Purvi Patel, Asso Prof |
Dr Garima Gandhi Asst Prof |
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C |
Wednesday |
Dr Dipti Modi Addl Prof. |
Dr Bijal Rami Asst Prof |
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Dr Sheetal Parmar Asst Prof |
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D |
Friday |
Dr Maitri Shah Addl prof |
Dr Jagruti Brahmbhatt Asst. Prof. |
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Dr Shipra Kumari, Asstt. Prof |
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E |
Saturday |
Dr Dipti Modi Addl Prof |
Dr Palak vaishnav Asst. Prof |
2. Non
Teaching Staff
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Dr.Kalpesh Patel |
M.O(P.P.Unit) |
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A.O |
Ogdepartment @ gmail.com |
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Khushbu Jain |
Lab.Technician |
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Dharmistha Rathwa |
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Kishorbhai Parmar |
Medical Social Worker |
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Rahul Solanki |
Jr.Clerk |
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D.K.Parmar |
Jr.Clerk (P.PUnit) |
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Tejas C Mane |
Peon (P.P.Unit) |
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Ankit Solanki |
Peon |
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3. PG intake capacity :
Total 20 seats MS ( Obstetrics & Gynecology) per
year
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Clinical
Facilities Available
1. High risk
Obstetrics
2. Infertility
3. Operative
Endoscopy
4. Microsurgery
5. Gynaec
Oncology
6.
Urogynaecology
7. Family
planning and MTP
8.
Ultrasonography
9. Genetic
counseling
10 Antenatal
Services
11 Gynecological
Services
12 High
Dependency Unit
13. Colposcopy
14. Cryotherapy
15. Maternal
Fetal Medicine
16. PPTCT
program
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Research Projects in 3
Years
Evaluation of Maternal and fetal outcomes in women diagnosed with
GDM or Normoglycemia using IADPSG criteria, among women diagnosed
with normoglycemia by DIPSI criteria: Prospective multi centre
Observational cohort study- ICMR task force project.
National Covid registry on Covid -19 infection among pregnant women
and neonates-ICMR task force study
Maternal Near Miss Review (MNM-R) and Corrective measures at
selected Tertiary hospitals in India
Publications during last five years
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1) Anand Nupur,Gokhale AV. Sofa
scoring tool for prediction of outcome in obstetric ICU at
tertiary care centre – ObsRev : J obstetGynecol 2020:6(2)
32-37/jog.2020i02.01 |
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2) Gokhale AV, Agarwal S, Modi Dimpi.
Improving pregnancy outcome in tertiary care institution in
India through obstetric intensive care unit : three year
analysis – Int J Reprod Contracept ObstetGynecol
2020;9:1965-71 |
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3) Suman S. Sharma, Ashish V.
Gokhale, Shonali Agarwal Abnormal placentation at tertiary
care centre: International Journal of Reproduction,
Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology Sharma SS et al.
Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol. 2020 Sep;9(9): |
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4) Nupur Anand, A. V. Gokhale,
Shonali Agarwal. A case report on IgA nephropathy in
pregnancy: International Journal of Reproduction,
Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology Anand N et al. Int
J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol. 2019
Aug;8(8):3402-3405 |
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5) Suman S. Sharma, Ashish V.
Gokhale, Shonali Agarwal -Review of ectopic pregnancy at
tertiary care center: 2 years analysis: International
Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and
Gynecology 2020 Oct;9(10): |
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6) Suman S. Sharma, Ashish V.
Gokhale, Shonali Agarwal A case report on ruptured
interstitial ectopic pregnancy: diagnostic dilemma :Int J
Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol. 2019 Jun;8(6):2567-2570 |
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7) Nobhojit Roy, Prashant Kamble
,Niranjan Mayadeo,Ashish Gokhale- Understanding the Effect
of COVID-19 Pandemic on Emergency Surgical Care Delivery in
India: A Multicenter Cross-sectional Study International
Journal of Surgery: Apr 2022 Doi :210203/rs-1543145/v1 |
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8) Contribution to-FOGSI GCPR Good
Clinical Practice Recommendations On COVID Vaccine in
Maternity Care April 2021 |
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9) Zeel Trivedi, Ashish Gokhale,
Shonali Agarwal, Vandana Bhatt. Fetal and maternal outcome
of severe pre-eclampsia remote from term: expectant versus
interventional management-International J of reproduction
,contraception,Obstetrics and Gynecology 2023
Apr;12(4):1116-1122 |
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10)Vanisha nambiar,Tanisha das, Ashish
Gokhale- challenges in neonatal nutrition in institutional
setups. J. of indian dietetic association VOL 44, No. 2,
pp. 33-42, 2021 |
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11)Juhi Vipul Amin , Ashish Vishnu
Gokhale , Vidhi Hemantkumar Shah , Aayushi Jitendra Rajani
-Comparison of oral mifepristone with intracervical foleys
catheterisation for induction of labour in term pregnancy: A
randomized control trial-Indian J of Obstetrics and
Gynecology Research 2023,10(3):242-246 |
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12) A Gadgil, M. Khajanchi, B. Sarang,
A.VGokhale- IndSurg Collaborative Group- Effects of the
COVID-19 pandemic on delivery of emergency surgical care in
India IndSurg Collaborative Group et
al. Br J Surg. 2021 Apr
30;108(4):e154-e155.doi:101093/bjs/znab004 |
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13) Nupur Anand, A
V Gokhale- Sequential Organ Failure Assessment Scoring Tool
for Prediction of Outcome in Obstetric Intensive care Unit
at tertiary Care center- Journal Of South Asian Federation
og Obstetrics & Gynecology ,Vol15 issue4(July-August2023)
Page457-461. |
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14) Kajal
Gedia,Ashish V Gokhale,Shonali Agarwal –Alternative Birthing
Positions and its outcome in labour-Indian Obstetrics
&Gynecology vol12,No2,Apr-June 2022 pages 19-22. |
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15)Dipti A. Modi, Palak P.
VaishnavRoutine versus selective use of episiotomy in
primigravida: a prospective non-randomized case-control
studyInternational Journal of Reproduction, Contraception,
Obstetrics and Gynecology 2020, 9(3), 1003 |
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16)Megha Chaudhary, Maitri Shah, Nitin
Makwana. Placental cord drainage during third stage of
labour: a randomized control trial at a tertiary care
centre. Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol. 2020
Mar;9(3):1143-1147 DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.18203/2320-1770.ijrcog20200890 |
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17)Keyur Patel, Megha Chaudhari, Maitri
Shah. Effect of gestational weight gain on pregnancy outcome
of Indian mothers. Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol.
2020 Apr;9(4):1681-1685 |
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18)Makwana N, Shah M, Chaudhary M.
Vaginal pH as a diagnostic tool for menopause: A preliminary
analysis. J Mid‑life Health 2020;11:133-6. |
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19)Shah M, Parmar C, Gor R. Comparative
study of ormeloxifene and low dose oral contraceptive pill
for the treatment of dysfunctional uterine bleeding in peri-menopausal
age group. Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol
2021;10:3112-8. |
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20)Koli H, Gopidas M, Shah M. Impact of
structured pre-natal counselling on early initiation of
breast feeding and adherence to exclusive breast feeding: a
comparative interventional study. Int J Reprod Contracept
Obstet Gynecol 2021;10:2699-703 |
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21)Patel SV, Malkhede S, Shah M, Chugh L,
Patel JH, Parmar A. Effect of postpartum counseling on
adoption of family planning within six months in women
delivered in SSG Hospital: an interventional study. Int J
Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol 2021;10:3864-9. |
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22)Sanjay Prabhasbhai Parmar, Maitri
Chetan Shah, Shipra Kumari, Vishnu Harkhabhai Solanki.
Induction of labour in pregnancies with fetal demise: a
randomised control trial. Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet
Gynecol. 2023 Jun;12(6):DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.18203/2320-1770.ijrcog2023???? |
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23)Nagdev N, Shah MC, Dodiya D. Lower
genital tractinfections between 18 and 24 weeks of pregnancy
and its association with adverse pregnancy outcome. Indian J
Sex Transm Dis 2023;44:158-60 |
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24)Aneri Parikh, shonali
AgarwalIntravenous Ferric Carboxymaltose versus Iron Sucrose
in Iron deficiency anemia of Pregnancy Indian Journal of
Obtetrics and Gynecology Research 2022;9(1):10-14 |
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25)S.Agarwal, Nidhi Thakkar, Vandana
Bhatt: Comparision of efficacy of vaginal Fenticonazole Vs
vaginal Cotrimazole in treatment of vaginal candidiasis:
Indian Obstetrics and Gynecology: 13(2), July- Sep 2023:
36-40 |
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26)Chauhan A, Pandey N, Desai A,
Raithatha N, Patel P, Choxi Y, et al. (2019) Association of
TLR4 and TLR9 gene polymorphisms and haplotypes with
cervicitis susceptibility. PLoS ONE 14(7): e0220330.
https://doi.org/10.1371/journal. pone.0220330 |
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27)Pandey N, Chauhan A, Raithatha N,
Patel P et al. Association of TLR4 and TLR9 polymorphisms
and haplotypes with cervical cancer susceptibility.
Scientific Reports (2019) 9:9729 | https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-019-46077-z |
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28)Dr. Varsha Maran, Dr. Nandita Maitra,
Dr. Purvi Patel, Dr. Tosha Sheth, Dr. Palak Vaishnav. An
Unusual Case of Cervical Leiomyosarcoma with Uterine
Prolapse: A Case Report. International Journal of Science
and Research (IJSR) Volume 8 Issue 6, June 2019:2310-2312. |
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29)Rano R, Patel PK.
Analysis of risk factors associated with caesarean section
surgical site infections: a case control study. Int J Reprod
Contracept Obstet Gynecol 2020;9:5075-81. |
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30)Rastogi O, Patel PK, Patel MD.
Prophylactic Magnesium Sulfate for 6 Hours Versus
Conventional 24 Hours Postpartum in Severe Preeclampsia. Pan
Asian J Obs Gyn 2021;4(2):66-72. |
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31)Rano R, Patel P. A Comparative Study
of Sonographically Assessed Cervical Funneling and Cervical
Length in Predicting Labor Induction Success. Pan Asian J
Obs Gyn 2022;5(1):12-19. |
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32)Vala SM, Patel PK.
Evaluation of risk factors for intrapartum caesarean section
in low risk multiparous women with prior vaginal deliveries.
Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol 2023;12:1282-6. |
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33)Shringarpure K, Baxi R, Sheth M, Patel
P, Parmar V, Baxi S. Polycystic ovarian syndrome among young
women of a university in central Gujarat – A cross-sectional
study. Indian J Public Health 2023;67:575-81. |
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34)Devada K M,BrahmbhattJ K,JetaniN
J,ModiD M,ChaudhariA M,SharmaS S. A study evaluation of
tubal factors of infertilityby hysteron-salpingography and
diagnostic laparoscopy.Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet
Gynecol 2020;9;533-9. |
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35)Jagruti Brahmbhatt, KirtiDevada,
Manishkumar Patel.Study of clinical profile and outcome in
pregnancy related acute kidney injury; original article,
International journal of reproduction, contraception,
obstetrics and gynaecology,2023,Jun;12(6)1849-1855. |
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36)A study of cesarean section at full
cervical dilatation. Rami B, kaul S international journal of
reproduction, contraception in obstetrics & gynecology, Apr
2020, 9(4): 1672-75 |
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37)A prospective observational study of
breech pregnancy in a tertiary care centre. Kaul s, Rami B.
International journal of reproduction, contraception in
obstetrics & gynecology, feb 2020, 9(2): 688-91 |
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38)Study of fetomaternal outcome in twins
pregnancy. Rami B, kaul S. international journal of
reproduction, contraception in obstetrics & gynecology, dec
2019, 8(12): 4762-65 |
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39)Shock index in the prediction of
adverse maternal outcome. Monika chaudhary, nandita maitra,
toshasheth, palak vaishnav the journal of obstetrics and
gynecology of india, (2019), 1-5 doi
10.1007/s13224-020-01355-z |
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40)Assessing the new ICD-MM
classification for assigning the cause of maternal mortality
at a tertiary centerin Western India:a retrospective study.
ToshaSheth, PalakVaishnav, NanditaMaitra. Int J
ReprodContraceptObstetGynecol Sept 2019;8(9):3629-3634 |
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41)Association between clinical diagnosis
of foetal distress with umbilical artery acidaemia at birth
in women undergoing caesarean section for foetal distress.
Gandhi Garima, Chandnani Kavita.
Int.JReprodContraceptObstetGynecol 2019 Jun; 8(6):2393-99 |
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42)A prospective study of the incidence
and outcomes of eclampsia in a tertiary care hospital and
teaching institute in India. Gandhi Garima, Chandnani
Kavita. Int.JReprodContraceptObstetGynecol 2019 Jul;
8(7):2766-72 |
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43)Vaginal misoprostol alone for first
trimester termination of pregnancy. Gandhi Garima,
ChandnaniKavita. Int.J.Clin.Obstet.Gynaecol, 2019 Sept-Oct;
3(5): 77-80 |
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DEPARTMENTAL
STATISTICS FOR 2023 |
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Total Outpatient
antenatal
visits |
35190 |
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Normal
Deliveries |
4874 |
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Cesarean
Section |
3456 |
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Gyn major
Surgery |
1534 |
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Minor Gyn
surgery |
1821 |
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MTP and Tubal
Ligation |
993 |
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Education
and Training
Undergraduate Teaching: In the form of classroom
lectures, clinical bedside teaching, screening of videos, integrated
lectures, focus group discussions, seminars and the use of teaching
aids.
Postgraduate Teaching: A dedicated teaching program includes didactic
lectures, weekly clinical meets, death audits, seminars and journal
clubs. Active participation of postgraduates in state and national level
conferences is encouraged.
Service Teaching: Training of medical officers in Emergency Obstetric
Care, MTP and Laparoscopic TL
National Programs: National Family Planning Program, Anemia Control
Program, PPTCT program; Emergency Obstetric Care Training program,
Training of Skilled Birth Attendants, VIA training for cancer cervix
screening
1) FORCE 2019-CME for Postgraduates in
collaboration with Medical Education Committee
FOGSI & Baroda OG Society 2nd & 3rd March 2019
2) Workshop on Strengthening Evidence based
Sexual & Reproductive Health services in
preservice medical education in India in
collaboration with UNFPA ,Deptt of OG & PSM
PGIMER Chandigarh on 9th& 10th September 2019.
Prizes won by PG students of the department:
last 5 years
2019-State Obstetrics & Gynecological Society conference
(SOGOG 2019) held on 27,28 & 29 September 2019 at Vadodara
PG Debate on robotic v/s laparoscopic hysterectomy 1st prize-Dr Dimpi Modi
&Dr Monika Chaudhary
PG scientific papers-Gynec 1st Prize-Dr Nirav Jetani
Misc category—1st prize- Dr Kirti Devda
Runners up-Dr Hiral koli
Scientific Poster-2nd Prize-Dr Dimpi Modi
3rd Prize- Dr Riya Rano
PG Quiz- 3rd prize- Dr Suman Sharma & Dr Riya Rano
At MOGS paper presentation 2021 (1st prize) Dr Nidhi Thakkar
Quiz COGSICON 2021 (1st prize) Dr Nidhi Thakkar
DEBATE: Laparoscopic versus vaginal hysterectomy: the preferred route. (
SOGOG 2021) ( 2nd prize). Dr Zeel
Poster presentation (SOGOG 2021)(1st prize). Dr Vandana Bhatt
DEBATE (SOGOG 2021)(3rd prize) Dr Vandana Bhatt
QUIZ (SOGOG 2021) (3rd prize) Dr Vandana Bhatt
Poster presentation SOGOG 2022 (2nd prize). Dr Shivani Shukla
Medha fogsi- diabetes mellitus in pregnancy (4 august 2021) (2nd prize) Dr
Shivani Shukla
Poster presentation (SOGOG 2023)(3rd prize). Dr Rajvi Doshi
Prizes/ AWARDS / CERTIFICATION won by the
department:
LAQSHYA Certified Labour Room & Maternity OT at Rukhmani Prasuti Gruh,O&G Deptt. Medical College
& SSG Hospital,Baroda -8th April 2019 by
GOI,MOHFW New Delhi
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