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Publications PUBLICATIONS 1. BKM Reddy, V Lokesh, MS Vidyasagar, K Shenoy, KG Babu, and et al. Nimotuzumab provides survival benefit to patients with inoperable advancedsquamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck: A randomized, open-label, phase IIB,5-year study in Indian patients. Oral Oncology 2014; 50:498-505. INDEXED IN EMBASE, ELSEVIER BIOBASE, SCIENCE CITATION INDEX, SCISEARCH, RESEARCH ALERT, CURRENT CONTENTS/CLINICAL MEDICINE, MEDLINE, CURRENT CLINICAL CANCER, CINAHL, GLOBAL HEALTH, SCOPUS. (ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 2. Shenoy VK, Shenoy KK, Rodrigues S, Shetty P. Management of oral health in patients irradiated for head and neck cancer-a review.Kathmandu University Medical Journal. 2007;5(1-17):117-120.INDEXED IN MEDLINE/PUBMED.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 3. Shobha Rodrigues, VidyaKamalakshShenoy, KamalakshShenoy.ProstheticRehabilitation of a patient after partial rhinectomy: a clinical reportJ Prosthet Dent 2005; 93:125-128.INDEXED INSCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 4. Fluka Monte Carlofor basic dosimetric studies of dual energy medical linear accelerator. Siddharth, Shakir KK. Guided/Graded Motor Imagery for Cancer Pain: Exploring the Mind-Brain Inter-relationship.SenthilParamashivam Kumar, Anup Kumar, KamalakshShenoy,Mariella D’Souza, Vijaya K Kumar.Indian J Palliat Care 2013;19(2):125-126.INDEXED INDOAJ, EMERGING SOURCES CITATION INDEX, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, PUBMED CENTRAL, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 5. K Reshma, S Kamalaksh, YS Bindu, K Pramod, A Asfa, D Amritha, S Aswathi, R Chandrashekhar.Tulasi (Ocimum Sanctum) as radioprotector in head and neck cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy. Biomedicine 2012;32(1):39–44..INDEXED INMEDLINE, SCISEARCH, BIOSIS/BIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS, PASCAL/INIST- CNRSCURRENT CONTENTS/LIFE SCIENCES, EMBASE/EXCERPTA MEDICA, SCIENCE CITATION INDEX, SCIENCEDIRECT, ELSEVIER BIOBASE, SCOPUS, RESEARCH4LIFE (HINARI).(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE).(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 6. PD Madan Kumar, PS Sequira, KamalakshShenoy,Jayarama Shetty. The Effect of three mouthwashes on Radiation-induced oral mucositis in patients with head & neck malignancies: A randomized control trial. J Cancer Res Ther 2008;4(1):3-8.INDEXED INDOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, INDMED, MEDLINE/INDEX MEDICUS, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS, SCIENCE CITATION INDEX EXPANDED, WEB OF SCIENCE.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 7. PurnimaShenoy, KamalakshShenoy, SharadaRai.Plasma Cell Leukemia with ovarian serous cystadenocarcinoma.Indian J PatholMicrobiol 2007;50(3):663.INDEXED INDOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, INDMED, MEDLINE/INDEX MEDICUS, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS, SCIENCE CITATION INDEX EXPANDED, WEB OF SCIENCE.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 8. Ullal SD, Shenoy KK,Pai MRSM, Chowta MN, Adiga SMN, Dinesh M, Kamath A, KotianMS, Pai DK. Safety and radiosensitizing efficacy of sanazole (AK 2123) in oropharyngeal cancers: Randomized controlled double blind clinical trial. Indian J Cancer 2006;43(4):151-5.INDEXED INDOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDMED, MEDLINE/INDEX MEDICUS, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS, SCIENCE CITATION INDEX EXPANDED, WEB OF SCIENCE.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 9. ChallapalliSrinivas, K KamalakshShenoy, Jayarama Shetty K, K Dinesh Pai, S SSupe, JGR Solomon. Bioeffect dose in Cancer of cervix to assess radiation response. J Med Phys 2006;31(3):139.INDEXED IN DOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, EMERGING SOURCES CITATION INDEX, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, INDMED, PUBMED CENTRAL, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 10. Vishak Acharya K, KamalakshShenoy K,Jayarama Shetty K, Ashwini Kumar, AnandR.Chest wall mass of a rare aetiology: A case report. Journal Indian Academy of Clinical Medicine. 2005;6(2):164-6.INDEXED INDOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, EMERGING SOURCES CITATION INDEX, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, INDMED, PUBMED CENTRAL, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 11. ChallapalliSrinivas, KamalakshShenoy K, Dinesh M, Savitha KS, Dinesh PaiKasturi, SS Supe, Y N Nagesha.In-vivo dosimetry: Confirmation of dose delivery through transit dose measurements in Carcinoma of Uterine cervix patients undergoing teletherapy.J Med Phys 2004;29(3):177-178.INDEXED IN DOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, EMERGING SOURCES CITATION INDEX, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, INDMED, PUBMED CENTRAL, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 12. ChallapalliSrinivas, KamalakshShenoy K, Dinesh M, Savitha KS, Dinesh PaiKasturiPersonal exposure measurements in brachytherapy with manual afterloading BRIT system.Journal of Clinical Radiotherapy and Oncology. 2003;3(3):13-16.INDEXED INCHEMICAL ABSTRACTS, EMBASE, CURRENT CONTENTS/CLINICAL MEDICINE, MEDLINE, ELSEVIER BIOBASE, SCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 13. ChallapalliSrinivas, KamalakshShenoy K, Dinesh M, Savitha KS, Dinesh PaiKasturi. Verification of dose rate around Cesium–137 line source in water – Establishment of a FBX technique.J Med Phys 2003;28(3):141-143.INDEXED IN DOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, EMERGING SOURCES CITATION INDEX, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, INDMED, PUBMED CENTRAL, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 14. ChallapalliSrinivas, KamalakshShenoy K, Dinesh M, Savitha KS, Dinesh PaiKasturi.Templates: An approach towards accuracy in the Dose Delivery of irregular field treatments in Teletherapy.J Med Phys 2002;27(3):231-233.INDEXED IN DOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, EMERGING SOURCES CITATION INDEX, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, INDMED, PUBMED CENTRAL, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 15. ChallapalliSrinivas, KamalakshShenoy K, Dinesh M, Savitha KS, Dinesh PaiKasturi. Application of Chemical dosimetry system for Quality Assurance of Clinical External Beam Radiotherapy planning & dose delivery with Cobalt 60 photon beams.J Med Phys 2001;26(3):170-1.INDEXED IN DOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, EMERGING SOURCES CITATION INDEX, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, INDMED, PUBMED CENTRAL, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 16. ChallapalliSrinivas, KamalakshShenoy K, Dinesh M, Dinesh PaiKasturi.Radiotherapy treatment planning using locally designed wooden couch for taking orthogonal radiographsJ Med Phys 2000;25(3):168.INDEXED IN DOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, EMERGING SOURCES CITATION INDEX, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, INDMED, PUBMED CENTRAL, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 17. ChallapalliSrinivas, KamalakshShenoy K, Dinesh M, Dinesh PaiKasturi. Dose rates to the reference points around the BRIT applicator using orthogonal radiographs: a comparison between manual calculations and various computerized treatment planning systems.J Med Phys 2000;24:INDEXED IN DOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, EMERGING SOURCES CITATION INDEX, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, INDMED, PUBMED CENTRAL, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 18. ChallapalliSrinivas, KamalakshShenoy K, Dinesh M, Dinesh PaiKasturi.Calibrating Stand for Mechanical Distance Indicator Rod of a Tele-isotopic clinical radiotherapy machine.J Med Phys 1999;23:136.INDEXED IN DOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, EMERGING SOURCES CITATION INDEX, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, INDMED, PUBMED CENTRAL, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) 19. ChallapalliSrinivas, KamalakshShenoy K, Dinesh M, Dinesh PaiKasturi.In-Vivo Dosimetric study of Carcinoma of Uterine Cervix with FBX solution in External Beam Therapy. J Med Phys 1999;24(2):47-50.INDEXED IN DOAJ, EMBASE/ EXCERPTA MEDICA, EMERGING SOURCES CITATION INDEX, INDEX COPERNICUS, INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS, INDMED, PUBMED CENTRAL, SCIMAGO JOURNAL RANKING, SCOPUS.(ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE) .
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