Anatomy
Overview
The Physiology department is an intellectually vibrant place.
This Departmental page is designed to introduce visitors and students to our Department, its research, teaching, and administrative activities. It also serves as a major mechanism of communication between the Department and our students and administrative staff.
Physiology is the study of how the body works in health and disease at all levels including molecular, genomic, proteomic, ionic, cellular, organ and whole organism. The essence of research and teaching in Physiology requires an enquiring mind anchored on a global and integrative perspective to the understanding of how things work in a living organism.
Department was established in 2011 in New building in GMERS Medical College campus with annual intake capacity of 150 students. Department is located on First floor and has infrastructure adequate to cater the need of 150 admissions per year.
The Department of Physiology at GMERS Medical College, Gotri is committed to excellence in teaching, research and service. Members of the faculty are actively involved in educational programs in the college. Members of the Department of Physiology, conduct research in the areas of cardiovascular, Pulmonary, Neurophysiology, and endocrine physiology. Members of the faculty of the Department of Physiology are involved in collaborative research with clinicians from the Departments of Medicine, Surgery, and Pediatrics in the College.
We are committed to help equip and infuse in our students a life-long love for learning, the excitement of discovery and a keen sense of curiosity about the chemical, physical and biological functions of life.
I welcome you to the Department and do not hesitate to see me over any issues. We operate an open door policy. Also all academic staff members have office hours during which they are available for consultation and discussion outside the formal teaching sessions.
I wish you a rewarding and stimulating learning experience at the Department of Medical Physiology and The GMERS Medical College.
About Department
- Histology Laboratory- 1
- Library – 1
- Research Laboratory – 1
- Demonstration Room I & II
- Dissection Hall- 1
- Body Embalming Room-1
- Cadaver Room-2
Staff Details
Publications
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National Journal of medical research, Dr. Prabhakaran, Dr. Anil kumar Bathija, Dr. Vipul Patel, Dr. Piyush Solanki,Vol. 3(4),2012 ,Sept. Oct,61-64 |
Global Journal for Research Analysis, Dr. Dipak S. Howale, Dr. Dr. Anil Bathija, Dr. Sudarshan Gupta, Dr. D.P. Pandit,Vol. 3(1),2014,Jan.,29-32 |
11.Correlation between Cranial Index and Foramen Magnum Index in Human Dried Skull.Global Journal for Research Analysis, Dr. Dipak S. Howale, Dr. Anil Bathija, Dr. Sudarshan Gupta, Dr. D.P. Pandit Vol. 3(1) 2014,Jan.,33-36 |
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13. Ultrasonic measurement of normal splenic size in infants and children in Paediatric Indian population WHO-HINARI, ind MEDICA, CAB abstract, index Copernicus, international, Tanna Nita A, Ambiye M V Tanna Vilpa A Joshi Himanshu A,National Journal of Community Medicine,Volume 3,Issue 3,July – Sept 2012,529-233 |
14. Ultrasonic measurement of splenic size of normal & comparison with various medical disorders involing spleen in Paediatric Indian Population. DR Nita A Tanna , DR M Vmbiye, DR Vilpa A Tanna DR Himanshu A Joshi,NJIRM; Vol. 3(4).,September – October-2012,65-72 |
15. The role of unknown risk factors in Myocardial Infarction . IJBAR, Nita Tanna, Rakesh Srivastava,VilpaTanna,HetalVaishanni, ,Vol-4(6),2013,430-434 |
16. A Goniometric study of radial and ulnar deviation of wrist joint in the Population of Central Gujarat. IJBAR, Hetal V Vaishanni,Savita H. Godekar,Samta Gaur,Nita A Tanna,Vol-4(6),2013,376-381 |
17. Age wise distribution of coronary artery disease risk factors.International Journal of Medical Science and Public Health, Nita A Tanna,,Rakesh Srivastava, VilpaTanna, Vol 2 , Issue 4,2013 ,953-954 |
18. Assessment of bone health status and its risk factors in under privileged tribal and rural elderly of Godhra and Vadodara district. International Journal of Medical Science and Public Health Nita A Tanna,Rakesh Srivastava,,VilpaTanna, Vol 3 , Issue 9 (Online First),2014 |
19. Anatomical variation in position, direction, and number of nutrient formina in clavicles. International Journal of Medical Science and Public Health Nita A Tanna,Vilpa A Tanna, Vol 4 , Issue 3 (Online First),2015,1-3 |
20. Study of Sutures: Anatomical Variations in the fusion of the Sutures. International journal of Recent Trends in Science And Technology, Divyesh Kapadia, Ajay Rathva, Dharati M Kubavat,Shaileshkumar K Nagar, Vol-8,Issue-2,2013,94-99 |
. 21.Study of Styloid process: Anatomical Variations in Length,Angulation and Distance between the Two Styloid Processes. International journal of Recent Trends in Science And Technology, Dr. Ajay Rathva,Dharati M Kubavat,Shaileshkumar K Nagar,Vol-8,,Issue-2,2013,109-112 |
22. Morphometry analysis of occipital condyles with occipitalization of atlas vertebrae. Med pulse- International Medical journal, Dr. Ajay Rathva, 2014 |
23. Morphometry & sexual dimorphism of human skull foramen. Med pulse- International Medical journal. (2015), Dr. Ajay Rathva, Dr. Kalindi Shah 2015 |
24. Study of variations in fifth metatarsal bones-articular facets and nutrient foramina. International journal of Integrated Medical Research, Dr. Kalindi Shah,Vol-2,2015, Jan. |
25. Study of variations in first metatarsal bones-articular surfaces and nutrient foramina. International journal of Integrated Medical Research, Dr. Kalindi Shah, Dr. Ajay Rathva ,Vol.1(3), 2015, Apr. |
26. A study of variations of Talar facets on calcaneum in the state of Gujarat, India, MedPulse- International journal of anatomy, Dr.Kalindi Shah,Dr. Anil Bathija,Dr. Jigna Parmar.,Vol 9 (2),Year 2019,Pg 33-36 |
27. Fusion of thoracic vertebrae : an anatomical study and clinical analysis- international journal of integrated research in medical science and technology, International journal of research trends in science and technology, Dr.Jigna Parmar, Dr.BhavikaPanchal July 2015, 15(3):576-580, |
28. Morphological study of placental changes in anemia with it’s clinical significance, International journal of Pharma science and research, Dr.BhavikaPanchal,Jigna Parmar,Vol 5(12),Year 2016;Page: 2588-2591 |
29.Attitude and reaction of 1st year medical students toward cadaveric dissection, International journal of research in medicine, Dr. Sanjay Vikani,Dr. Jigna Parmar,vol 5 (4), Year 2017,Page: 88-91 |
30. A morphometric study on distance between spine, suprascapular notch and spinoglenoid notch of scapula, Med Pulse- International journal of anatomy, Dr. Jigna Parmar,Dr. NilamMeghatar,Vol 9 (2),Year 2019,Pg 24-27 |
31. A study of variations of Talar facets on calcaneum in the state of Gujarat, India, Med Pulse- International journal of anatomy, Dr.Kalindi Shah,Dr. Anil Bathija,Dr. Jigna Parmar,Vol 9 (2),Year 2019,Pg 33-36 |
32. A cadaveric study of variations in renal artery, International Journal of Biomedical and Advance Research, Dr.Jigna.K.Parmar*1, Dr.Subhash Gujar2, Year 2012,Vol: 03 (11), Page: 815-817 , |
33. A study of variations of sciatic nerve , Indian journal of Applied Basic Medical Sciences, Dr. Jigna Parmar, Dr. SavitaGadekar, Year 2013,Vol 15 (20),Page: 141-142 |
34. A correlation between femoral neck shaft angle to femoral neck length, International Journal of Biomedical and Advance Research Dr.Subhash Gujar1*, Dr.Sanjay Vikani2, Dr.Jigna Parmar3,IJBAR (2012) 03(11), 815 -817 |
35. Study on sacralisation of lumber vertebra. Indian journal of Applied Basic Medical Sciences, Dr.GadekarSavita*, Dr.Parmar Jigna, Year 2013,Vol 15 (20),Page: 118-124 |