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SKIN
& VD
Brief
Introduction
About
the Department
• The department of DERMATOLOGY, VENEROLOGY & LEPROSY provides tertiary care to the patients for all types of dermatological problems. • The department is recognized by the MEDICAL COUNCIL OF INDIA • The out-patient department functions via OPD-1, located on ground floor of OPD building. • Separate sterile space for OPD based procedures is available. • OPD based procedures done on a daily basis
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Platelet rich plasma therapy for hair loss and acne scars ,
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Cryotherapy
for warts/corn/skin tags/keloids,
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Punch biopsy for confirmatory diagnosis,
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Subcision , dermaroller and fractional CO2 laser for acne
scars,
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Chemical peels
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Electrocautery
for warts etc are done on a daily basis.
• Patients requiring indoor management are admitted in WARD-18 located near Sahyog MRI center in the hospital campus. • Syndromic management of sexually transmitted infections and counselling of patients is done through OPD-7B. ACHIEVEMENTS OF
STUDENTS OF SKIN & VD DEPARTMENT IN THE LAST YEAR
Dr. Jatin Chauhan has been awarded SECOND PRIZE for his
presentation of Award paper during 9th Mid year annual conference of
IADVL.
Topic of the paper: CUTANEOUS LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS- HISTOPATHOLOGICAL
STUDY OF 100 CASES.
Dr. Priyanka Gulwani won 3rd prize in Free paper category for the
paper titled: MYCETOMA AT A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL: HISTOPATHOLOGICAL
APPROACH IN DIAGNOSIS OF CAUSATIVE ORGANISMS in Annual conference of
Dermatopathology Society of India.
Dr. Vimal Sangam presented poster that was selected in Top-6 E
posters of E-CUTICON annual state conference 2021. Poster title:
PORPHYRIA CUTANEA TARDA MIMICKING HANSEN’S DISEASE.
PG Intake Capacity - Total
04 + 01 EWS
M.D Skin VD (DVL) – 04 seats
Staff
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Photograph
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Full NAME
(As per AEBAS) |
Educational
Qualification |
Latest
Designation |
GMC / MCI
/NMC Reg. No. |
E-MAIL ID |
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SEJAL HITESH THAKKAR |
M. D. (DVL) |
Professor & Head |
G-9051 |
drsejal98@gmail.com
drsejal@dermat.co.in |
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SHAH HIRAL |
M. D. (DVL) |
Associate Professor |
G-16151 |
drhir315@gmail.com |
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VARA NIPUL VALLABHDAS |
M. D. (DVL) |
Associate Professor (H.G) |
G-12388 |
nipulvara@yahoo.co.in |
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DR. MUKESHBHAI RATHWA |
M. D. (DVL) |
Assistant Professor |
G-16187 |
drmukeshrathwa@rediffmail.com |
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PATEL SONALBEN JASHVANTBHAI |
M. D. (DVL) |
Assistant Professor |
G-21390 |
Sonalgpatel173@gmail.com |
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RESIDENT |
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6 |
Dr. Nikita Patel |
SR |
patelnikita16196@gmail.com |
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7 |
Dr. Sanya Narang |
SR |
narangsanya14@gmail.com |
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8 |
Dr. Vimal Sangam |
SR |
vimalsangam12@gmail.com |
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9 |
Dr. Kesha Patel |
R2 |
patelkesha56789@gmail.com |
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10 |
Dr. Mudra Shah |
R2 |
shahmudra25@gmail.com |
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11 |
Dr. Snehal Gohel |
R2 |
snehal.gohel2310@gmail.com |
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12 |
Dr. Nayan Prajapati |
R2 |
nayanprajapati4863@gmail.com |
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13 |
Dr.Ajay Ninama |
R1 |
ajayninama50@gmail.com |
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14 |
Dr. Poonam sarvaiya |
R1 |
poonam.servaiya20@gmail.com |
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15 |
Dr. Janki Gol |
R1 |
gjanki9@gmail.com |
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Dr.Priti Rawat |
R1 |
drpritirawat03@gmail.com |
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Dr.Vishva Marvaniya |
R1 |
marvaniyavishwa@gmail.com |
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18 |
Dr.Nisha Miyatra |
R1 |
nishamiyatra7@gmail.com |
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Dr. Dhruv Chauhan |
R1 |
dhruvchauhan1333@gmail.com |
Publications
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2022 |
1. Hiral Shah. Chronic venous insufficiency: Part 1
Pathophysiology and clinical features.
Journal of Clinical and Experimental Dermatology 2022 |
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2021 |
1. Piyush Kumar, Hiral Shah, Anupam
Das. Porokeratoma: An uncommon entity. Indian Journal of
Paediatric Dermatology 2021;22:170-1 |
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2. Anup Kumar Tiwary, Hiral Shah,
Bhushan Madke, Piyush Kumar. A Compendium of specific
histopathological bodies in dermatology 2021 Vol 66 Issue 2
179-186 |
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3. Sonal J. Patel, Rima Joshi,
Buldaniya Monika B., Patel Raksha. Autologous serum Therapy in
Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria with Positive ASST as Adjuvant
Therapy with Antihistamines. RFP Journal of Dermatology 2021 Vol
6 Issue 1, Jan-June 2021, Pages 9-12 |
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4. Monika Buldaniya, Raksha Patel,
Sonal Patel. Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy in Chronic Non-Healing
Ulcers of Various Etiologies. Vol 3 No. 2 July-December 2021 |
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2019 |
1. Sonal J. Patel, Rima Joshi, Raksha
Patel, Mahipal Patel. An ecological Study of Chronic Spontaneous
Urticaria in 300 Patients at Tertiary Care Hospital in Gujarat.
RFP Journal of Dermatology. 2019;4(1):19-24 |
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2. Sonal Gaurang Patel, Rima Rakesh
Joshi, Raksha Maganlal Patel. Autologous serum skin test in 250
patients of chronic spontaneous urticaria at tertiary care
hospital in Gujarat. International Journal of Research in
Dermatology 2019;5:446-70 |
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2018 |
1. Hiral Shah, Anup Kumar Tiwary,
Piyush Kumar. Transepidermal elimination: Historical evolution,
pathogenesis and nosology. Indian Journal of Dermatology
Venerology Leprology 2018;84:753-7 |
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2. Sonal Patel, Rima Joshi, Raksha
Patel. Study of Prick test in Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria.
International Journal of Dermatology Vol 3 No 2 July-December
2018 |
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2016 |
1. Shyamkumar Makadia, Hiral Shah,
Bharti Patel, Neela Bhuptani. Gregg syndrome: With blueberry
muffin rash and congenital cataract. Indian J Paediatr Dermatol
2016;17:229-31 |
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2. Shruti Kulkarni, Hiral Shah, Bharti
Patel, Neela Bhuptani. Crusted Scabies: Presenting as
erythroderma in a human immunodeficiency virus-seropositive
patient. Indian Journal of Sexually Transmitted Diseases.
2016;37:72-4 |
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3. Bhushan Madke, Hiral Shah, Adarsh
Lata Singh, Meenaz Khoja, Poonam Kabra. Oral retinoid-induced
cheilitis. Indian Journal of Drugs in Dermatology 2016;2:50-3 |
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4. Yash Dhamecha, Shyamkumar Makadia,
Hiral Shah, Neela Bhuptani. A study of clinicopathological
correlation of patients with Tattoo reaction. Int J Res Med
2016;5(2); 165-168 |
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2013-14 |
1. Tejas Acharya, Dimple Mehta, Hiral
Shah, Jayendra Dave Pharmacological Study of Adverse Cutaneous
Drug Reactions in a Tertiary Care Hospital. National Journal
Physiology, Pharmacy & Pharmacology. 2013 Vol 3 Issue 1 |
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2. Tanvi B. Shah, Dimple S. Mehta,
Hiral A. Shah, Sanjay J. Mehta, Jayendra N. Dave Evaluation of
the effect of topical cefadroxil on bacterial load of pathogenic
staphylococci in anterior nares in human volunteers, Comparitive
study between oral vs. topical cefadroxil and evaluation of
effect of combination of oral plus topical cefadroxil in
patients with staphylococcal superficial skin infections.
International Journal of Basic & Clinical Pharmacology. May-June
2013 Vol 2 Issue 3 |
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3. Saket J. Thaker, Dimple S. Mehta,
Hiral A. Shah, Jayendra N. Dave, Kunjan M. Kikani. A comparative
study to evaluate efficacy, safety and cost-effectiveness
between Whitfield’s ointment + oral fluconazole versus topical
1% butenafine in tinea infections of skin. Indian Journal of
Pharmacology 2013;45:622-4 |
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4. Saket J. Thaker, Dimple S. Mehta,
Hiral A. Shah, Jayendra N. Dave, Shailesh G. Mundhava. A
Comparitive randomized open label study to evaluate efficacy,
safety, and cost effectiveness between topical 2% sertaconazole
and topical 1% butenafine in tinea infections of skin. Indian
Journal of Dermatology 2013;58:451-6 |
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5. Pratik B. Sheth, Hiral A. Shah,
Jayendra N. Dave. Periorbital Hyperpigmentation. A study of its
prevalence, common causative factors and its association with
personal habits and other disorders. Indian Journal of
Dermatology 2014;59:151-7 |
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2010-12 |
1. Nipul Vara, M Agrawal, Yogesh
Marfatia. Leprosy beyond MDT: study of follow-up of 100 released
from treatment cases. Indian Journal of Leprosy 2010,82: 189-194 |
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2. Sunita B. Chhaiya, Varsha J. Patel,
Jayendra N Dave, Dimple S. Mehta, Hiral Shah. Comparitive
efficacy and safety of topical permethrin, topical ivermectin,
and oral ivermectin in patients of uncomplicated scabies. Indian
Journal of Dermatology Venerology Leprology 2012;78:605-610 |
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2003-2006 |
1. Avinash Kumar Seth, Ambikanandan
Misra, Dipak Umrigar, Nipul Vara. Role of Acyclovir gel in
herpes simplex: Clinical implications. Med Sci Monit, 2003;9(7)
Pages- 93-98 |
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2. Nipul Vara, Yogesh Marfatia. A
Study on the impact of FD-MDT on 200 Leprosy patients. Indian
Journal of Leprosy 2005 Vol.77(3) |
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3. Nipul Vara. Profile of new cases in
childhood Leprosy in a hospital setting. Indian Journal of
Leprosy. Vol 78(3) July-September 2006 |
TEACHING
PLAN
• For Postgraduates:
Regular PG teaching is carried out through various
modes:
o Daily routine beside teaching
o Weekly long and short case presentations on Tuesdays.
o Journal club/ reading – Thursday afternoon
o Weekly topic discussion through presentations- Friday afternoon
o Interactive interesting case discussion during OPD hours
o Weekly clinic-pathological correlation by reviewing histopathology
slides- Wednesday afternoon.
o Grand round- twice a week.
o Clinical demonstrations- daily.
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