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F.H. Medical College Etmadpur - Agra List of Publication F.H. Medical College Etmadpur - Agra List of Publication Department of Anatomy S.N Name of Faculty ARTICLES WITH NAME OF JOURNAL AND DATE OF PUBLICATION Dr. G.S. Bindra 1. Pulmonary and anthropometric parameters in young healthy adults of Haryana region: A cross (Prof. & H.O.D) sectional study. DOI: 10.17354/IJSS/2015/211 2. Sacral index: application in sex determination of sacrum. DOI: 10.17354/IJSS/2015/18 3. Assessment of anthropological and physiological indices in diabetes mellitus; a prospective tertiary care center level evaluation. DOI:10.17354/IJSS/2015/275 1. 4. Toxic effects of formalin on medical students and professionals: a questionnaire survey. DOI:10.1734/IJSS/2015/69 5. Study of anomalies of cervical vertebrae. DOI:10.16965/IJAR/2016.402 6. CADAVERIC STUDY OF VARIATIONS IN BRANCHING PATTERN OF FEMORAL ARTERY AND PROFUNDA FEMORIS ARTEY. DOI:10.16965/IJAR.2016.392 . Dr. Shikha Sharma 1. Morphometric evaluation of the foramen magnum & variation in its shape & size: A study on (Prof. & H.O.D) human dried skull. International journal of anatomy and research PISSN:2321-8967 2. Anthropometric measurements of infra orbital foramen & its anatomic variations in dried human skulls. International journal of Anatomy and Research PISSN: 2321-8967. 3. STUDY OF ANATOMIC VARIANT OF FORAMEN OVALE AND SPINOSUM IN DRIED HUMAN SKULLS DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.16965/ijar.2016.130 2 4. INTRA HEPATIC PATTERN OF PORTAL VEIN IN DOG’S LIVER: A CORROSION CAST STUDY DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.16965/ijar.2015.308 5. CADAVERIC STUDY OF VARIATIONS IN BRANCHING PATTERN OF FEMORAL ARTERY AND PROFUNDA FEMORIS ARTEY. DOI:10.16965/IJAR.2016.392 6. Morphometric and Morphological Study of Human Placenta in Hypertensive Females of west U P India. Annals of International Medical Ans Dental Research, Vol.4,Issue 3 , May- June 2018, PISSN: 2395 – 2814 7. Evaluation of Stress and its correlation with Risk Factor of Hypertension Among Medical Students of F H Medical College Annals of International Medical Ans Dental Research, Vol.4,Issue 3 , May- June 2018, PISSN: 2395 – 2814 Dr. Chetna 1. Morphometric and Morphological Study of Human Placenta in Hypertensive Females of west U Thakur P India. (Associate Annals of International Medical Ans Dental Professor) Research, Vol.4,Issue 3 , May- June 2018, PISSN: 2395 – 2814 2. Evaluation of Stress and its correlation with Risk Factor of Hypertension Among Medical Students of F H Medical College Annals of International Medical Ans Dental Research, Vol.4,Issue 3 , May- June 2018, PISSN: 2395 – 2814 3 3. Anthropometric measurements of infra orbital foramen & its anatomic variations in dried human skulls. International journal of Anatomy and Research PISSN: 2321-8967. 4. STUDY OF ANATOMIC VARIANT OF FORAMEN OVALE AND SPINOSUM IN DRIED HUMAN SKULLS DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.16965/ijar.2016.130 5. INTRA HEPATIC PATTERN OF PORTAL VEIN IN DOG’S LIVER: A CORROSION CAST STUDY DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.16965/ijar.2015.308 Dr. Tejendra 1. Comparing diamensions of sella turcica obtain by x-ray method and morphomentry of dry Singh human skulls. (Associate First author sep. july 2014Asian journal of pharmaceutical & health sciences, vol.4 issue 3, Professor) P.1092 2. Morphometric study of proximal ulna with special emphasis on angulations. Third author journal of the anatomical society of india, volume 64, supplement 1 august 2015 page 512-517 Accepted 20 April 2015 Online 13 may 2015 3. STUDY OF ANATOMIC VARIANT OF FORAMEN OVALE AND SPINOSUM IN DRIED HUMAN 4 SKULLS DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.16965/ijar.2016.130 4. INTRA HEPATIC PATTERN OF PORTAL VEIN IN DOG’S LIVER: A CORROSION CAST STUDY DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.16965/ijar.2015.308 5. Evaluation of Stress and its correlation with Risk Factor of Hypertension Among Medical Students of F H Medical College Annals of International Medical Ans Dental Research, Vol.4,Issue 3 , May- June 2018, PISSN: 2395 – 2814 6. Morphometric and Morphological Study of Human Placenta in Hypertensive Females of west U P India. Annals of International Medical Ans Dental Research, Vol.4,Issue 3 , May- June 2018, PISSN: 2395 – 2814 7. Sex Determination of Human Hip Bones by Discriminant Function Analysis by Using Ischiopubic Index. International Journal of Medical Science & Education 8. Sex Determination of Human Hip Bones by Discriminant Function Analysis by Using Total Pelvic Height and Acetabular Heigh International Journal of Medical Science & Education Dr. Ekramuddin 1. Foetal foot length v/s foetal clavicular length-A comparative study to determine gestational age (Assistant in human fetuses. The Indian journal of Bio- Research vol. 82 No. 4 page 09-24 5 Professor) 2. Bilateral variations in the growth and development of human foetal clavicle. Biomedical research 2013: 24(2) Dr. Bhawani 1. Evaluation of techniques for cleaning embalmed cadaver bones. ( research article) Shankar Modi International journal of anatomy Res2014, 2(4): 810-13 (Assistant Professor) 2. Occipitalization of atlas.(case report) International journal of anatomy Res. 2014, 2(4):781-84 3. Morphometric evaluation of the foramen magnum and variation in its share and size: A study on human dried skull. International journal of anatomy Res.2015, 3(3) 1399-1403 6 4. Anthropometric measurement of infraorbital foramen and its anatomic variation in dried human skulls. International journal of anatomy Res.2015, 5. Study of anomalies of cervical vertebrae . DOI:10.16965/IJAR/2016.402 6. CADAVERIC STUDY OF VARIATIONS IN BRANCHING PATTERN OF FEMORAL ARTERY AND PROFUNDA FEMORIS ARTEY DOI:10.16965/IJAR.2016.392 Department of Physiology Name of Faculty & Designation Articles with name of journal and date of publication Dr. Anuj Bansal 1. To determine the prevalence of perceived stress and ascertain the sources of stress and the Professor & Head coping strategies adopted by the undergraduate medical students of a medical college in India: Journal of Medical Science and Clinical Research May 2017; Vol 05 (05): 21859-69 2. Osho’s Dynamic Meditation’s Effect on Serum Cortisol Level: Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research 2016 November; Vol 10 (11): CC05-08 3. Osho: Insights on Food: American International Journal of Research in Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences 2016 June-August; 15 (2): 103-105 4. Impact of “Workshop” on the performances of first professional medical students in physiology: Biomedical research 2014; 25 (1): 127-131 5. To Evaluate the Comparative Efficacy of Various Autonomic Function Tests in Ascertaining Cardiovascular Autonomic Dysfunction in Diabetes Mellitus: The Indian journal of Bio Research 2012; Vol. 81(2): 86-98 6. Analgesic Effect of Electroacupuncture in migraine: The Indian journal of Bio Research 2010; Vol. 79 (3): 263-271 7. Analgesic Effect of Electroacupuncture in Ankylosing Spondyltis: The Indian journal of Bio Research 2010; Vol. 79 (3): 313-321 Dr. Ajay Mohan 1. Sacral index: Application in Sex Determination of Sacrum: International journal of scientific study Professor Jan 2015; Vol.02 DOI:10.17354/ijss/2015/18 2. Assessment of Anthropological and Physiological Indices in Diabetes Mellitus: A prospective tertiary care center level evaluation: International journal of scientific study June 2015 Vol.03 Issue 03 DOI: 10.17354/ijss/2015/275. 3. Pulmonary and Anthropometric Parameters in Young Healthy Adults of Haryana Region: A Cross-Sectional Study: International Journal of Scientific Study 2015; Vol 3(2): 51-53 4. Toxic Effects of Formalin on Medical Students and Professionals: A Questionnaire Survey: International Journal of Scientific Study 2015;Vol 2 (11): 147-149 Dr. Shikha Aggarwal 1. To determine the prevalence of perceived stress and ascertain the sources of stress and the Professor coping strategies adopted by the undergraduate medical students of a medical college in India: Journal of Medical Science and Clinical Research May 2017; Vol 05 (05): 21859-69 2. Osho: Insights on Food: American International Journal of Research in Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences 2016 June-August; 15 (2): 103-105 3. Impact of “Workshop” on the performances of first professional medical students in physiology : Biomedical research 2014; 25 (1): 127-131 4. To Evaluate the Comparative Efficacy of Various Autonomic Function Tests in Ascertaining Cardiovascular Autonomic Dysfunction in Diabetes Mellitus: The Indian journal of Bio Research 2012; vol. 81 (2): 86-98 5. Prevalence of autonomic Neuropathy in Diabetes Mellitus: Current neurobiology 2011; 2 (2): 101-105 Dr. Gauhar Hussain 1. The relationship between physical fitness parameters and body mass index in young healthy Associate Professor sedentary adults: Int J Intg Med Sci 2017; 4(6): 512-516 2. Effect of obesity on electrocardiographic parameters of ventricular repolarization in healthy adults: J. Evid. Based Med. Healthc. 2017; 4(95), 5915-5920 3. Evaluation of effectiveness of computer-assisted learning to improve the clinical examination skills of first year medical undergraduates: International journal of Integrative medical sciences 2016; 03 (08): 391-96 4. Serum levels of TGF-β1 in patients of diabetic peripheral neuropathy and its correlation with nerve conduction velocity type 2 diabetes mellitus: Diabetes & Metabolic Syndrome: clinical research & reviews 2016; 10 [1(1)]:135-139 5. Cross sectional study to evaluate the effect of duration of type 2 diabetes mellitus on the nerve conduction velocity in diabetic peripheral neuropathy: Diabetes & Metabolic Syndrome: clinical research & reviews 2014; 8 (1): 48-52 6. Serum levels of TNF-α in peripheral neuropathy patients and its correlation with nerve conduction velocity type 2 diabetes mellitus: International journal of Integrative medical sciences 2013; 07 (04):238-242 Dr. Amit Upadhyay 1. Relation of ABO blood group with blood pressure in 25-35 years of age group in normal Assistant Professor population of Agra : Indian Journal of Clinical anatomy and Physiology 2019;6 (1):5-9 Department of Pharmacology S.N. NAME OF FACULTY ARTICLES WITH NAME OF JOURNAL AND DATE OF PUBLICATION 1.
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