Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatric Medicine, Surgery
4th floor :
Dental Surgery, ENT
5th floor :
Surgery, Urology
GUIDELINE FOR PATIENTS:-
The Rajkumari Amrit Kaur (RAK) OPD block of main hospital has General and Speciality OPDs of all the clinical departments located on different floors.
All Patients have to make OPD card against payment of Rs. 10/- at Central Registration on the ground floor from 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM. After making the card, they have to get registered at the registration counter of the OPD depending on the type of sickness.
The registration timing for General OPD in morning is 8:30 AM. to 10:30 PM. and for Speciality clinic from 1:30 PM. to 3:00 PM. depending on the concerned clinics.
For consultation in Speciality clinics the patients are either refereed from the General OPD or by referral from the outside hospital.
There are no separate private OPDs but patients can also have Speciality consultation by prior appointments either the respective department on the respective OPD days of the consultants.
To avoid overcrowding please don't bring more than one attendant.
Please bring brief medical summary of pervious treatment along with all investigations reports etc.
In case of any problem contact medical social service staff at OPD reception on Ground Floor and also at Room No. 9.
IJPMR: Indian Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (an official journal of Indian Association of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation) is published from the department from October 1993 until April 2010. It can be accessed online by clicking here.
Research Papers
Please check on the profile of individual faculty members for salient research publications done by the individual faculty members.
Details of publications done are compiled in the Annual Reports of the AIIMS, which is available elsewhere on the website of AIIMS.
Since, it became functional at Ghaziabad in 2003, the centre has witnessed a phenomenal rise in number of patients seeking treatment from here. The catchment area of the centre is also quite wide; currently while about a third of patients are from Delhi, a majority of those who seek treatment are from Uttar Pradesh. A small number of patients are also from other states such as Rajasthan, Punjab and Haryana
The following table shows number of patients seeking treatment in various services during the year 2011.
Ministry of Welfare funded project: A new design of a multiaxial orthotic hip joint permitting squatting and cross legged sitting when used with hip-knee-ankle-foot orthosis was developed, first of its kind in the world.
ICMR funded, multicentric study "Pediatric disability prevention and rehabilitation, A pilot study on poliomyelitis"
ICMR Funded project: "Health Education for Prevention of Physical Disability".
Ministry of Welfare funded project: "Squatting Above Knee Prosthesis"
ICMR funded research project: "Survey of Amputees with special reference to the cause of amputation and evaluation of the effectiveness of modern prosthetic hardware in rural areas".
"Comparative efficacy of NSAID's and Indigenous drug in Osteoarthrosis" in collaboration with the Deptt of Pharmacology.
"Selective Motor Nerve block with a neurolytic agent - phenol- for the management of spasticity in Cerebral Palsy children. A collaborative multi-institutional study".
"Joint Collaborative Project on Immediate Post-operative Ischial Weight Bearing Prosthesis, Transfer of Technology and Clinical Trial".Collaborative project with Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, Wayne State University School of Medicine,U.S.A.
At present work is going on comparative efficacy of indigenous treatment and modern management of disabling neurological conditions.
Impact of Multidisciplinary Intervention on Health Related Quality of Life (QOL) in Ambulatory Older Subjects, Collaborative Research Project funded by ICMR. with Department of Medicine, Dr AB Dey, Dr U Singh, Dr Surya Gupta.
Prospective evaluation of Neurogenic bowel and bladder disorders in children with cerebral palsy (Funded by Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment – Under S& T mission mode).
Design of smart functional electrical stimulator for physicall challenged persons, in collaboration with DCR University of Science and Technology, Murthal.