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Pre Clinical Block
Para Clinical Block
From the Dean & Principal's Desk
On behalf of Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (popularly
known as KIMS) faculty and staff, I take this opportunity to welcome you to our
Institution and to peruse this booklet. Here you will find information about the
Institute, its infrastructure, its departments, faculty and staff, academic programs,
activities, admission procedure and other related aspects.
The Institute was started in the year 1981 and has its own multi specialty
hospital providing tertiary medical care and community health services. The total
bed strength of the hospital is 1200. It is affiliated to the Rajiv Gandhi University of
Health Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka and recognized by the Medical Council of
India for imparting training in undergraduate and postgraduate courses in various
medical and surgical specialties. The Institute is also recognized by General Medical
Council, UK and is listed in the Directory of Medical Schools of World Health
Organization. The annual intake for MBBS course is 150 and PG degree/Diploma
in various specialties is 91.
Till date more than 3500 doctors and specialists have graduated from the
Institute. The college has been conducting postgraduate courses since 1992 in all
medical and surgical disciplines. The Institute provides a very good infrastructure for
medical care and research. It has been in the forefront of academics and health care
delivery with many awards and commendations. It has played a major role in training
medical professionals not only to the people of Karnataka but through its alumni to
across India and the world over.
Our faculty comprises of very talented, renowned and successful
Physicians, Surgeons and Basic science teachers. We have been imparting up-todate knowledge and training in an environment of good diagnostic and therapeutic
facilities, research and academic activity. Looking forward to the future, we
anticipate a challenging and exciting period ahead; for which our faculty and staff are
fully geared for.
Lastly, I am happy to inform you that 'KIMS' has been ranked “number 24 among
the 300+ Medical Colleges” in the Country. For more about this Institution
please visit our website- www.kimsbangalore.edu.in
Dr. M. K. Sudarshan
MD(BHU), FAMS, Hon. F.F.P.H (UK)
Dean & Principal
1st August 2012
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Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences
Sri B. Kenchappa Gowda
President, Vokkaligara Sangha
Dr. M. C. Naveen Kumar
Chairman, KIMS Governing Council
Dr. M.K. Sudarshan
MD(BHU), FAMS, Hon. F.F.P.H (UK)
Dean & Principal, KIMS
Professor of Community Medicine &
President, Rabies in Asia Foundation
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Sri S. Krishnappa
Sri Neelakanta R. Gowda
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Sri R. Nanjundegowda
Chairman, KIMS Hospital
Dr (captain) G.S. Venkatesh
Dr I. Suresh
Medical Director
Professor of Orthopaedics
Medical Superintendent
Dr V. Channaraya
Dr B. Veeranna
Medical Administrator
KIMS Heart Centre
Hospital Administrator, KIMS Hospital
Warden, Resident Quarters
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Dr. M. K. Sudarshan
Dean & Principal
Dr N.C. Srinivasa Prabhu
Dr K. L. Ravikumar
Professor & Head, Emergency Medicine
Academic Registrar
Professor & Head, Microbiology
Warden
Dr H.H. Sudhakar
Dr Veena Umesh B.
Professor & Head, Physiology
Student Welfare Officer
Associate Professor, Physiology
Warden
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The Vokkaligara Sangha was founded in the year 1906 to promote social,
cultural and educational aspirations of the agricultural community of the
erstwhile Mysore State. For 60 years, the Sangha was running a hostel called
"Vokkaligara Hostel", which was providing hostel facilities for all
communities. Many distinguished officers, educationists and political leaders
of Karnataka hailing from rural areas made use of this hostel facility during
their educational career.
The Sangha has been promoting the cause of education. Under its auspices,
the following Institutions are being run:
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Visveswarapuram College of Science
Visveswarapuram College of Arts and Commerce
Visveswarapuram College of Law
Visveswarapuram Evening College of Arts, Commerce and Law.
Bangalore Institute of Technology (Offering courses in Civil,
Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, Computer Science,
Architecture, MCA, MBA etc.)
Ÿ Visveswarapuram Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Ÿ Rural Middle School and High School at Sreegandhadakaval.
Ÿ Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS).
Ÿ Vokkaligara Sangha Dental College.
Ÿ Kempegowda Institute of Nursing.
Ÿ Kempegowda Institute of Physiotherapy.
The number of students studying in all these Institutions is well over 8000.
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About Vokkaligara Sangha
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About Us
Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) was established in the
year 1980 by the Vokkaligara Sangha and is affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University
of Health Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka.
The Vokkaligara Sangha took a formal decision on 2nd September 1979 to
start a Medical College from the year 1980-81 and applied for permission to
the Registrar, Bangalore University. On 30th November 1980, Shri R Gundu
Rao, the Honourable Chief Minister of Karnataka, laid the foundation stone of
the Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences and Hospital in the premises of
the Sangha and announced the grant of vacant land in Banashankari to be used for
the construction of college building and hostels. Thereafter, the Sangha
appointed Dr. M Basavaraju, Professor of Physiology as the Principal on 1st
January 1981 and other staff by March 1981 and classes were started regularly
from the 16th March 1981. Since then 16th March is observed every year as
KIMS Day. The Silver Jubilee Celebrations of the Institute was held in the year
2006. A Magnificent college building to mark the centenary celebrations of the
Vokkaligara Sangha and the Silver Jubilee of KIMS has been built at the
Banashankari Campus.
About logo
The emblem of KIMS consists of central wand with entwined snakes
symbolizing the Greek and Roman Gods of Health called Hermis and MercuryA symbol of modern medical science. The tower at the top depicts one of the
four towers erected by Sri Magadi Kempegowda, the founder of the Bangalore
city who had erected these towers in all four directions to mark the boundary of
the city of the Bangalore which still exists as tourist spots though the city has
grown beyond these limitations. The motto SATHATHA SEVA
THATHPARATHE scripted in Kannada language proclaims the goal in the life
of every KIMS graduate meaning Always devoted to the service (of mankind).
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Ÿ Impart training to medical students to be competent in the management of health problems of the individual and the
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community, commensurate with his/her position as a member of the society and familiarize with the national health
programmes.
Develop his/her personal characteristics and attitude required for professional life such as personal integrity, sense of
responsibility, dependability and ability to relate to or show concern for other individuals.
Enable him/her to work as a leading partner in health care teams, gear up to mobilize resources to meet the health needs
of natural calamities when required.
Enable him/her to acquire proficiency in communication skills to appreciate social, psychological, cultural, economic
and environmental factors affecting health and to develop human attitude towards discharging ones professional
responsibility.
Develop attitudes for continued self learning and seek further expertise or to pursue research in any chosen area of
medicine
KIMS is recognized by the Medical Council of India permanently for running of MBBS Course since 1980-81 and
also running Post-graduate degree/diploma courses since 1991-92 and these courses are also recognized by
Government of India.
Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences is also recognized by :
Ÿ General Medical Council, United Kingdom
Ÿ World Health Organization
Ÿ The Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists, London
KIMS is located in two sections:
Ÿ Pre-clinical and Para Clinical Departments are Located at Banashankari 2nd Stage near BDA complex, Bangalore560070
Ÿ Clinical Departments and KIMS Hospital are located at the KIMS Hospital, Krishna Rajendra Road,
Visveswarapuram, Bangalore-560004, 4kms from the College campus.
Contact
All correspondence regarding admissions
should be addressed to the Dean & Principal, KIMS
Office hours:
Week days : 10.00 AM-1.30PM
& 2.30 PM-5.00 PM
Saturdays : 10.00 AM-2.00 PM
KIMS College:
Phone : +91-80-26712791/92
Fax
: +91-80-26712798
E-mail : [email protected]
[email protected]
Website : www.kimsbangalore.edu.in
KIMS Hospital Dean & Principal Office
Phone:+91-80-26602860
Fax:+91-80-26613225
KIMS Hospital:
Medical Director / Medical Superintendent / AMO
+91-80-26620034/35/36
Fax: +91-80-26609477
KIMS Hostels:
Men's hostel: +91-80-26919704
Ladies hostel: +91-80-26713655
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Objectives of the Institution
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Undergraduate
MBBS course
The College is affiliated to the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health
Sciences, Karnataka and is recognized by the Medical Council of
India. The MBBS course is governed by the regulations of the Rajiv
Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka. The duration of
the course is four and half years (9 terms, each of 6 month duration)
of academic study and one year of internship.
Under these regulations, the entire course is divided into 3 phases.
Candidates are admitted to the Pre-Clinical Phase (Phase-I) of one
year duration (2 terms) during which they study the subjects of
Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry. At the end of Phase-I, they
appear for the MBBS Phase-I examination of the University. After
successfully completing the Pre-Clinical course, the students enter the
Para-Clinical Phase (Phase-II) of one and a half years duration (3
terms), during which they mainly study Microbiology, Pharmacology,
Pathology and Forensic Medicine. During this period, the students
also learn some part of the clinical subjects. They appear for the
Phase-II University examination at the end of the one and a half years.
If successful, the students enter Phase-III which is of two years
duration having clinical subjects as part of the study. At the end of
one year (2 terms), the students take the Phase-III (Part-1)
examinations comprising of the subjects viz., Community Medicine,
Ophthalmology and ENT. At the end of the next one year (the last 2
terms), the students will take the Phase-III (Part-2) examination
comprising of the subjects viz., Paediatrics, General Medicine,
General Surgery, Orthopaedics, and Obstetrics & Gynaecology.
Clinical training in the Hospitals attached to the Institute will
commence as soon as the student successfully completes Phase-I and
will continue throughout Phase-II and Phase-III of the course.
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Eligibility for admission
1. The candidates should have passed the two years PUC examination conducted by the PreUniversity Education Board, Karnataka State, with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as optional
subjects or any other examination recognized as equivalent to it by the Rajiv Gandhi University of
Health Sciences, Bangalore. OR The candidates should have passed the BSc examination of
Bangalore University or any other statutory University provided he/she has passed the BSc
examination with not less than three of the following subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Botany, and
Zoology.
2. The Candidates should have secured not less than 50% of the total marks in Science subjects taken
altogether at the qualifying examination and CET/COMED-K. However, the OBC-3A category
and SC/ST students of Karnataka are required to secure 40% of the total marks.
3. The Candidate should have completed seventeen years of age as on 31st December of the year of
admission.
4.Foreign students desiring admission should produce:
(a) A No Objection Certificate from the Department of Health & Family Welfare, Government of
India, New Delhi. (b) An eligibility Certificate from the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences,
Bangalore. (c) Student Visa. (d) Residential Certificate.
5. The Selection is based on the Common Entrance Test (CET), conducted once a year by the
Karnataka Government or COMED-K conducted by Consortium of Private Medical Colleges of
Karnataka once a year for all the students from the state and country seeking admission into the course.
6. Among the total number of seats available i.e. 150, 40% (60 Seats) will be filled by the CET
examination results for the domicile of Karnataka only. 40% (60 Seats) will be filled by the
examination results of COMED-K examination. Both the above admissions will be entirely on merit
basis. Of the remaining 15% (22 seats) will be for the NRI students and others and 5% (8 seats)
will be for Institutional preference.
Tuition fees*
Category
Fees
CET Seats
COMED-K / Management Seats
Miscellaneous
Rs.46,000/- (per annum)
Rs.3,57,500/- (per annum)
Rs.35,700/-
* The Fee Structure given above is subject to
change as per the government regulations
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PROSPECTUS 2012-13
MBBS Course
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
Post-graduate courses: MD/MS/Diploma courses
The Post Graduate Degree course is of 3 years duration & the Post Graduates Diploma course is of 2 years duration.
Courses offered
The following courses are recognized by Medical Council of India (MCI) and Government of India.
Courses
MD courses
MD
MD
MD
MD
MD
MD
MD
MD
MD
MD
MD
MD
MD
MD
Subject
No. of seats
Anatomy
Physiology
Biochemistry
Pathology
Microbiology
Pharmacology
Forensic Medicine
Community Medicine
General Medicine
Paediatrics
Dermatology
Radio Diagnosis
Anaesthesiology
Psychiatry
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2
2
6
5
6
4
6
10
5
3
1
4
2
General Surgery
Orthopaedics
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Ophthalmology
ENT
5
4
4
3
1
Pathology
Anaesthesiology
Paediatrics
OBG
Ophthalmology
Orthopaedics
ENT
Radio Diagnosis
1
2
2
3
1
2
1
1
Dermatology
2
MS courses
MS
MS
MS
MS
MS
Diploma courses
DCP
DA
DCH
DGO
DOMS
Dortho
DLO
DMRD
Fellowship Course
Medical Cosmetology
It is proposed to increase the seats in Surgery, OBG, Radio Diagnosis & ENT and start Post-Graguate Course in
Emergency Medicine for which application is in process at the government of India, New Delhi. Besides Government
of Karnataka has permitted to start BSc (Imaging technology) – 5 seats and BSc (Medical laboratory technology) –
15 seats from 2008.
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Eligibility for admission
1. The candidates should have passed the MBBS degree examination from a recognized
Medical College affiliated to any university recognized by the MCI
2. The Candidates should have completed one year of Compulsory Rotating Internship in a
teaching institution recognized by the MCI.
3. The Candidates should have registered their MBBS degree with the respective State
Medical Council.
4. Selection of candidates for postgraduate Degree / Diploma courses shall be on merit basis
of the rank list of the entrance examinations - PGET conducted by Rajiv Gandhi University of
Health Sciences and COMED-K
Tuition fees*
Annual Fees (Rs)
Pre Clinical
Para Clinical
(Degree and Diploma)
Clinical (Degree)
Clinical (Diploma)
Management/ COMED-K
CET Seats
Management / COMED-K
CET Seats
Management/ COMED-K
CET Seats
Management/ COMED-K
CET Seats
Other Fees
62,700/42,000/1,25,400/83,600/5,01,600/3,35,000/3,70,200/2,51,900/35,000/-
* The Fee Structure given above is subject to change as per the government regulations
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Post-graduate courses
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Clinical Training
Clinical facilities are provided at the following hospitals and students are posted to these
hospitals for training (for both under graduate and post graduate students).
Ÿ Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) Hospital & Research Centre, K.R Road.
Ÿ National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences, Dr.M.H Marigowda (Hosur) Road.
Ÿ SDS Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
Ÿ Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology, Dr.M.H Marigowda (Hosur) Road.
Ÿ Vokkaligara Sangha Dental College and Hospital, K.R Road.
Ÿ Central Leprosorium, Magadi Road.
Ÿ Government Epidemic Diseases Hospital, Old Madras Road
Ÿ Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiology
KIMS Hospital
The KIMS Hospital was established in the year 1990 and is located in the heart of
Bangalore city and in close proximity to the City Market. It is a multi-specialty hospital having
1200 beds and offering services ranging from Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology,
Pediatrics, Orthopedics, Dermatology, ENT, Ophthalmology, Preventive Medicine, Forensic
Post-mortem facility and Pathology, Microbiology, Biochemistry investigational facilities.
It fulfils the requirements of the Medical Council of India with respect to MBBS and
Postgraduate courses.
The Eastern Block on the ground floor houses the Emergency Medicine dept, Radio
diagnosis department and the offices of the Dean / Principal, Medical Director, Medical
Superintendent and Administrative Medical Officer.
The 1st Floor houses Medicine Wards & the
2nd floor has Surgical wards. The 3rd floor has Obstetric and Gynaecologic Wards, also well
equipped Operation Theater and Labour Rooms. The 4th floor comprises of the Operation
Theater Complex, CCU and 5th floor has Pediatric wards with Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
(NICU) and Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU).
The Western Block on the ground floor houses the Out Patient Departments of
Medicine, Orthopaedics, Dermatology, Community Medicine, Dental & OBG departments.
The first floor has OPDs of Surgery, ENT, Paediatrics, Super specialities. It also has dialysis
centre & ART centre. In the second floor KIMS Heart Centre with a well equipped ICCU with
CATH lab has been started. It also houses the Psychiatry department. Special Wards are coming
up in the third floor. The fourth floor houses Orthopaedics department. The fifth floor houses
Ophthalmology, ENT & Dermatology departments.
The sixth floor has a 156 seat AC Auditorium, 3 Lecture Halls, Post graduate seminar hall, Board
room, Hospital Library and Internet Centre. The cellar has parking facilities reserved for Doctors.
Super-Specialty services include Cardiology, Gastro-enterology, Neurology, Endocrinology,
Pediatric Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Neuro-surgery, Urology and Vascular surgery. A 24 hour
Pharmacy, Blood Bank, CT and MRI facilities are available. A full fledged canteen and KIMS Cooperative society are located in the hospital.
The Vokkaligara Sangha which manages this Hospital is represented by the Chairman, Hospital
Development Committee. The day to day administration is looked after by the Medical Director,
Medical Superintendent & Hospital Administrator.
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The Urban Health Training Centre (UHTC) is located at Parvathipura behind
KIMS Hospital. Besides, the Pobbathi Maternity Home of Bangalore City
Corporation is also used as an UHTC. The three primary health centres viz.,
Konanakunte, K.Gollahalli and Kengeri satellite town PHCs are attached to the
Institute. The Institute has a Rural Health Training Centre (RHTC) at Kengeri
about 12kms from Bangalore. There are facilities for Interns to stay in the Training
Centre for the training programme under the Department of Community Medicine.
There are two sub centres of RHTC at Mylsandra and Varahasandra respectively
run in collaboration with Government of Karnataka and BHEL. Health training
facilities are also provided at the Epidemic Diseases Hospital, Old Madras Road.
The Institute has been very active in academic and research activities. Various
Scientific and
programs like clinical updates, CMEs, clinical meetings and mortality meetings are
Research activities conducted by various departments. In addition, the post-graduate departments
have their weekly journal clubs, subject seminars and clinical discussions. Guest
lectures by eminent specialists are arranged periodically which are very popular
among students and staff. The teaching staff of Kempegowda Institute of Medical
Sciences have been attending national and international conferences and chairing
sessions. Many research projects are undertaken by various departments in
addition to the dissertation work of the post-graduate students. All these require
clearance from the Institutional Ethics committee before the work begins.
Library
The KIMS Library was established in 1981 when the College started functioning.
Year after year it has made steady progress and has grown into a collection of
21,500 Medical Books and 10,150 bound volumes with subscription to 145
periodicals yearly on various Medical subjects. There is also a library in the hospital
complex to cater to the clinical departments with a seating capacity of 100 and
there are 4,600 books available in this library. Both the central library and the
hospital library have in addition a digital library with internet facilities. In addition
to above, all departments have a department library of their own. The library is
open from 8:30 am to 9:00 pm on all workings days. Photocopy facilities are
available in both the libraries. There are also reading rooms for the students to bring
in their own reading material to study.
Library sections
KIMS central library consists of the following sections
1. Staff reading room.
2. P G reading room
3. Interns reading room
4. Rooms for librarian and other staff
5. Microfilm reading, Video and Audio L C D. Projector room
6. Current periodicals room.
7. Back volume of periodicals room
8. Reprography room. (Photocopy)
9. Computer room with Medlar & internet facility.
10. Undergraduate Section
11. Own book reading room.
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Health Training
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Hostels
There are two separate hostels at present, one for the boys and another for the
girls. The boys and girls hostels are located in the Institute campus at Banashankari
and can accommodate about 300 students each. Student Welfare Officer and
Wardens are always available to students and interns to lend a patient ear to all
their problems related to curricular activities and to provide suitable remedies.
A new PG residential complex is being constructed at the hospital premises and is
nearing completion.
KIMS Men's Hostel
The Men's Hostel has 102 rooms and is located in the Banashankari Campus
adjacent to KIMS Pre-clinical Block, Bangalore - 560070. The rooms are well
furnished and each room accommodates 2-3 persons. The hostel has mess
facilities serving both vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. There is a round
the clock vigil provided through a professional security agency and the visitors
are screened and allowed inside. There is a manager in the hostel to attend
to the problems of the inmates. There is a general control and discipline in the
hostel and the inmates are not allowed to be away unauthorisedly in the night
hours.
At the time of admission, an amount of Rs. 21,300/- is charged, of which
Rs.5,000/- is refundable at the time of leaving the hostel. Mess advance of
Rs 43,000 per year is payable in the month of April every year. The current
monthly charge per person is about Rs.3,000/- which includes food,
establishment charges and accommodation. A Senior Professor is the Warden and
he is responsible for the day to day administration. A senior associate professor
residing in the adjacent staff quarters is the assistant warden. For further details
contact manager/warden: Tel. No. (080) 26919704 from 10.00 AM –
5.00 PM.
KIMS Ladies Hostel
The Ladies Hostel has 116 rooms and is located in Banashankari Campus
adjacent to KIMS Pre-clinical Block, Bangalore - 560070. The rooms are well
furnished and each room accommodates 2-3 persons. The hostel has mess
facilities serving both Vegetarian and Non-vegetarian food. There is a guest room
facility in the hostel for visiting parents of students to stay for short duration.
There is an internet facility with broadband connection in the hostel. Round the
clock vigil is provided through a professional security agency and the visitors are
screened and allowed inside. Godrej CC TV Camera Surveillance is installed in
the Ladies Hostel. There is a resident manager in the hostel to attend
to the problems of the inmates round the clock. There is a general control and
discipline in the hostel and the inmates are not allowed to be away
unauthorisedly in the night hours. There is an own book reading room facility. At
the time of admission, an amount of Rs. 21,300/- is charged, of which
Rs.5,000/- is refundable at the time of leaving the hostel. Mess advance of
Rs 43,000 per year is payable in the month of April every year. The current
monthly charge per person is about Rs.3,000/- which includes food and
accommodation. A Senior Lady Professor is the Warden and she is
responsible for the day to day administration. A senior postgraduate residing in
the hostel is the assistant warden. For further details contact resident
manager/warden: Tel. No. (080) 26713655 from 10.00 AM – 5.00 PM.
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There are five buses including one mini bus and two Maruthi vans available for
Transportation of students to and from Banashankari campus to the Hospital
premises and to transport them to various training centres.
Sports / GYM
The college has a fully equipped Gym with a 10 Station Multi-Gym, two
Treadmills and Steppers and a Trained Instructor. The Gym is open to all students
of KIMS from 6.00 AM to 8.00 AM and 4.00 PM to 8.00 PM. Indoor
Games like Chess, Carom and Table tennis are also available. The New Sports
Complex coming up will house two Synthetic Tennis Courts, Basketball and
Volleyball Courts and an Amphitheatre.
Medical Education
Unit
The college has medical education cell with a seating capacity of 50 with state-ofthe art audio visual aids for faculty development, preparation of learning resource
materials and improved evaluation methods.
KIMS Co-operative
Society
The KIMS Co-Operative Society was started in the year 1981. It caters to the
needs of students and staff in their requirement of books, stationary and other
articles at concessional prices. All students of KIMS and teaching faculty members
are share holders of the society. The board of directors of the society consists of
teaching faculty as well as students.
Canteen
The Hospital canteen Sri Nidhi Sagar caters to the need of faculty, students and
staff at KIMS Hospital. A new spacious canteen with modern amenities is now
open at the college campus.
Bank/ATM
Punjab National Bank is situated in the college campus to cater to the banking
need of the students. ATM facilities are available. ATM's of Corporation Bank,
Canara Bank, State Bank of India, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank are situated
surrounding the college premises. Syndicate Bank, BIT Branch caters to the need
of students and hospital staff in the Hospital premises.
Medical Insurance
A group insurance policy for health and accident insurance is introduced for
students from last 3 years. This insurance is covered by United India Insurance
Company Ltd, a public sector undertaking.
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About the Course
75 % attendance is compulsory for becoming eligible to take the university exams in the respective
subject. In general medicine attendance shall be calculated including the allied subjects like TB &
chest medicine, Psychiatry, Dermatology, Lab Medicne, HIV medicine, Casualty & Emergency
medicine.
In general surgery attendance will be calculated including Anaesthesia & Radiology.
Internal assessment exam is compulsory before taking RGUHS exams in the respective subjects.
Retaining old marks is not allowed.
All undergraduate students have to maintain and regularly update their academic training log book
provided to them in I MBBS and retain the same till the end of their Internship training. These log
books have to be produced to obtain their completion & other certificates.
Time Table - 1 MBBS
Day
8-9 am
9-10 am
10-11 am
11am -1 pm
1-2
pm
2 -4 pm
A Histology Practical
B Physiology Practical
C Biochemistry Practical
D Physiology Practical
B Histology practical
C Physiology practical
D Biochemistry practical
A Physiology practical
C Histology practical
D Physiology practical
A Biochemistry practical
B Physiology practical
D Histology practical
A Physiology Practical
B Biochemistry practical
C Physiology practical
Monday
Physiology
Lecture
Anatomy
Lecture
Biochemistry
Lecture
Dissection
Tuesday
Biochemistry
Lecture
Anatomy
Lecture
Physiology
Lecture
Dissection
Wednesday
Anatomy
Lecture
Physiology
practical
instructions
Biochemistry
Lecture
Dissection
Thursday
Kannada/
Anatomy
Anatomy
Lecture
Physiology
Lecture
Dissection
Friday
Community
Medicine
Biochemistry
Lecture
Physiology
Lecture
Dissection
Anatomy Tutorials
Saturday
Community
Medicine
Anatomy
Lecture
Physiology
Lecture
Physiology
Tutorials
Integrated Teaching
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SUBJECT
Practicals/Clinicals
THEORY
Anatomy
Physiology
Biochemistry
Pathology
Microbiology
Pharmacology
Forensic Medicine
Community Medicine
ENT
Ophthalmology
Medicine
Surgery
OBG
Paediatrics
Dec - 1st week , Mar - 2nd week
and May - 3rd week
Dec - 1st week, Mar - 2nd
week and May - 3rd week
End of 3rd, 4th and 5th Terms
End of 3rd, 4th and 5th Terms
End of 4th, 6th and 7th Terms
End of 6th and 7th Terms
Orthopaedics
End of 8th and 9th Terms
End of Clinical Postings in
6th and 7th Terms
3rd, 6th, 8th and 9th
Terms
4th, 7th and 9th Terms
4th and 8th Terms
* Actual dates will be announced a fortnight in advance
Clinical Postings Schedule
SUBJECT
TERM
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
Medicine / Surgery / OBG
Community Medicine / Paediatrics / Orthopaedics / HIV Medicine / Forensic Medicine
Radiology / Psychiatry / TB & Chest Medicine / Anaesthesia / Casualty / Laboratory
/ Dermatology
Medicine / Surgery / OBG / ENT / Ophthalmology / Community Medicine
ENT / Ophthalmology / Community Medicine / Paediatrics
Medicine / Surgery / OBG / Orthopaedics
Medicine / Surgery / OBG / Paediatrics
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Schedule of Internal Assessment Examinations *
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
Committees
KIMS Governing Council
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Dr. M.C. Naveen Kumar, Chairman
Prof M.Nagaraj, Member
Dr Appaji Gowda, Member
Sri B. Munegowda, Member
Sri A. Ananthappa, Member
Sri A. Prasad, Member
Sri M. Neelakantan, Member
Sri S. Krishnappa, Member
Sri M. Srinivas, Member
Sri C.N. Balakrishna, Member
Sri R. Nanjundegowda, Member
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Dr.K.B. Renukaprasad, Member
Sri A. Manju, Member
Sri D.V. Ramesh, Member
Smt Nandini Arun, Member
Government Representative
University Representative
College representatives
Dr K.L Ravikumar
Dr J.N. Sridhara murthy
19. Dr.M.K.Sudarshan - Dean & Principal and Convenor
Hospital Action Committee
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Sri R. Nanjundegowda, Chairman, KIMS Hospital 6.
Sri S. Krishnappa, Member
7.
Sri Neelakanta R. Gowda, Member
8.
Dr. M.C. Naveen Kumar, Member
9.
Dr. D.V. Ramesh, Member
Dr. M.K. Sudarshan, Principal & Dean
Dr. I. Suresh, Medical Superintendent
Dr. B. Veeranna, Hospital Administrator
Dr. (Captain) G.S. Venkatesh
Medical Director & Coordinator
Medical Education Unit
1. Dr. M.K. Sudarshan, Dean & Principal
Chairman
2. Dr. I. Suresh, Medical Superintendent, Professor of Orthopedics
Member
3. Dr. K.L Ravikumar, Professor & HOD of Microbiology
Member
4. Dr. N.C. Srinivas Prabhu, Academic Registrar, Professor & Head of Emergency Medicine
Member
5. Dr. A.C.Ramesh, Professor & HOD of Paediatrics
Member
6. Dr. M.C. Narendra Babu, Professor of Anaesthesiology
Member
7. Dr. R. Shubha, Professor & Head of Anatomy
Member
8. Dr. H.H. Sudhakar, Professor & Head of Physiology
Member
9. Dr. S.R. Niveditha, Professor of Pathology
Member
10. Dr. R. Jyothi, Assistant Professor, Pharmacology
Member
11. Dr. Chitra Nagaraj, Associate Professor, Community Medicine
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Co Ordinator
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
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Library Committee
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Dr. M K Sudarshan
Dr. K L Ravikumar
Dr. A C Ramesh
Dr. J Ramachandra
Dr. N C Srinivas Prabhu
Dr. Gangaboraiah
Mr. T Gopala Reddy
Chairman
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Convener / Librarian
Pharmacovigilance Committee
1. Dr. M K Sudarshan
2. Dr. N C Srinivas Prabhu
3. Dr. M C Narendra Babu
4. Dr. B C Bhagavan
5. Dr. A C Ramesh
6. Dr. M G Gopal
7. Dr. K Vasundara
8. Dr. R Jyothi
9. Dr. R Vijendra
10.Dr. H P Pundarikaksha
Chairman
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Convener
Academic cell / Curriculum Committee
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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Dr. M K Sudarshan
Dr. I Suresh
Dr. K L Ravikumar
Dr. H H Sudhakar
Dr. N C Srinivas Prabhu
Chairman
Member
Member
Member
Convener
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Subject wise Merit award
Rs.1000/= cash award with merit certificate in all subjects viz., Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry,
Pharmacology, Pathology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine, Community Medicine, Ophthalmology, ENT,
Pediatrics, General Medicine, General surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Eligibility criteria
1.The student should have passed all the subjects of Phase I, Phase II, and Phase III MBBS in first attempt
without any failures or absenteeism.
2. Secured highest marks in the concerned subjects in the University examination.
Dr. Seetharam Reddy Memorial Award
2. Secured highest marks in the subject of Microbiology in the University examination.
Kum. Suma Jayaram Memorial Endowment Prize
2.Secured highest marks in the subject of General Medicine in the University examination.
Dr. R Srinivas Memorial Gold Medal
2.Secured highest marks in the subject of General Medicine in the University examination.
Sri Kariappa Memorial Gold Medal
2.Secured highest marks in the subject of General Surgery in the University examination.
Sri B J Lingegowda Memorial Gold Medal
2. Secured highest marks in the subject of Obstetrics and Gynecology in the University examination.
Smt. Sarojamma Eregowda Memorial Gold Medal
2.Secured highest marks in Final MBBS Part-II subjects in the University examination.
Sri Mallur Putaswamy Gowda Memorial Gold Medal
2.Secured highest marks in the subject of Pediatrics in the University examination.
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PROSPECTUS 2012-13
Awards given every year during Graduation Day Ceremony
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
Best outgoing students Awards
9.
Prof. C Vittal Golden Independence Commemorative Conference Award
2. A three member committee of Heads of the Departments may be constituted to identify the Awardee.
3. The student should have passed all the examinations regularly without any failures and within minimum
number of years as prescribed by the University.
4. The student should have received the maximum aggregate marks in the subjects of all the years.
5. Such a student should have received minimum of 60% of marks in the aggregate.
6. Award need not be given if an eligible student is not found for that year.
7. Weightage can be given for students showing excellence in areas like Sports, Social service & Debate etc.
10.
Sri K Singri Gowda Memorial Gold Medal for KIMS best out going student
2. A minimum of 60% aggregate from all subjects.
3. Should have represented College in University/State/Cultural/Social service.
4. Should have an exemplary conduct and character.
(Note: If a suitable candidate is not available, award may be deferred)
11. Cultural excellence award (Applicable to all interns who have started internship in a
particular year)
1. The student should have represented College in the areas of Cultural activities at least in the Inter-collegiate
and should have received awards.
2. Any award/recognition by State/Central Academies for excellence in cultural activities.
3. Should have exemplary conduct and character.
12.
Sports excellence award
1.The student should have represented College in the areas of sports at least University/State/National level.
2. Should have exemplary conduct and character. (Note: If suitable candidate is not available, award may be deferred)
13.
Smt. Lakshmamma Channaiah Memorial Gold Medal in MD (General Medicine)
1. Secured the highest marks in MD (General Medicine) conducted by RGUHS in the first attempt & in regular batch.
3. Should have presented papers at State/National conferences in the discipline of General Medicine.
14.
Sri C Balagopal Memorial Gold Medal for highest in MS (General Surgery)
1.Secured the highest marks in MS (General Surgery) conducted by RGUHS in the first attempt & in the
regular batch.
3. Should have presented papers at State/National conferences in the discipline of General Surgery.
15.
KIMS Community Medicine award
1. The student should belong to August/September 2006 admissions batch (February/ March 2011 onwards interns
batch) of RGUHS.
2. The student should have passed all the subjects of Phase I, Phase II, and Phase III MBBS. in First Attempt without
any failures or absenteeism.
3. Secured Highest marks in community Medicine subjects in the University examination.
16.
Dr. Lakshmi Pandith Psychiatry award
1.Diligence exhibited in the Departmental teaching programme in Psychiatry
2. Performance and presentation skills in their allocated seminar topics
3.Participation and presentation in the state level Psychiatry quiz conducted by the Indian Psychiatry Society-Karnataka
branch.
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Dr. R.Shubha
Professor & HOD
Department of Anatomy comprises of adequate, well qualified experienced teaching
staff. The intake of PG seats is 5 every year. The department has spacious and well
ventilated dissection hall with 20 dissection tables & mortuary. The museum is
equipped with wet & dry specimens and models. Histology lab is is equipped
with CCTV and facilities for photography. Spacious demonstration rooms, seminar
hall & library with Audiovisual aids is also available.
The department is actively involved in voluntary body donation programme.
Department also conducts regular CME programmes & guest lectures.
Staff have presented papers in state & national conferences & published papers in
state, national & international journals.
Ongoing research work in the department include Study of variations in celiac trunk,
study of sacral hiatus, study of various types of pterion & its location, Anatomy &
histological features of spinoglenoid ligament, Ulnar dominant complete superficial
palmar arches, study of placenta in hypertensive pregnancies, variations in thoracic
splanchinc nerves & its branching pattern, anatomical variations of internal jugular
vein, variations in celiac trunk and its branching patterns, Morphological study
of sacral hiatus.
1. Dr. R.Shubha, Professor & HOD
12. Dr. Vinutha.S.P., PG cum Tutor
2. Dr. Roshni Bajpe, Professor
13. Dr. Kiran Kumar .S., PG cum Tutor
3. Dr. C. Lalitha, Professor
14. Dr. Murthy Prasad, PG cum Tutor
4. Dr. K. Jeyanthi, Associate Professor
15. Dr. Pushpa.N.B., PG cum Tutor
5. Dr. T.K. Jyothilakshmi, Associate Professor
16. Dr. D.Mekala, PG cum Tutor
6. Dr. Suman U, Assistant Professor
17. Dr. Apoorva.D., PG cum Tutor
7. Dr. Pushpa Gowda, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
18. Dr. Sarala H.S., PG cum Tutor
8. Dr. Mouna Subbaramaiah, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
19. Dr. Dimple Dev, PG cum Tutor
9. Dr. Archana R., Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
20. Dr. Jayakumar V.R, PG cum Tutor
10. Dr. Shobha.K., PG cum Tutor
21. Dr. Sindhu K.S, PG cum Tutor
11. Dr. Jyothilakshmi.G.L., PG cum Tutor
22. Dr. Mohan P Nelson, PG cum Tutor
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PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY
Department of Physiology is comprised of young & enthusiastic faculty who aim to
imbibe a firm foundation of medical knowledge in their undergraduate & Post graduate
students. The P.G. intake is 2 seats every year. The department has spacious
demonstration halls & laboratories. It is well equipped with modern scientific
instruments and latest teaching methodologies. Students are systematically trained
through hands on experience in our practical labs. More emphasis is given on small
group teaching, student seminars and problem based learning. The department is
actively involved in research. Research programmes in progress are in fields of Sleep
Dr. H.H. Sudhakar
physiology, Obesity & Diabetes mellitus, Stress induced analgesia, Heart rate
Professor & HOD
variability & Cognitive functions in stressful states. The department encourages and
guides Under Graduate students to take up short scientific projects through funding
agencies like ICMR. The department has conducted state level physiology quiz
“UTTUNGA” for 3 successive years.
1. Dr. H.H. Sudhakar, Professor, & HOD
2. Dr. Pushpa Krishna, Professor
3. Dr. Veena Umesh B, Associate Professor
4. Dr. S. Srikanth, Associate Professor
5. Dr. Sujaya.B, Assistant Professor
6. Dr. K.Padma Priya, Assistant Professor
7. Dr. Nalina N., Lecturer/Assistant Professor
8. Sri. Vishal V Navekar, Lecturer (Bio-physics)
9. Dr. Parimala Vidyasagar, PG cum Tutor
10. Dr. Deepa Rao, PG cum Tutor
11. Dr. Nalini Y.C, PG cum Tutor
12. Dr. Kaninika Panda, PG cum Tutor
13. Dr. Balaji Muruga.B., PG cum Tutor
14. Dr. Sheetal Chandrashekar Naik, PG cum Tutor
15. Dr. Sharon Mariam Philip, PG cum Tutor
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Biochemistry department is situated in the ground floor of the old building BSK
campus. The department has a spacious undergraduate laboratory, well equipped post
graduate laboratory, departmental library, seminar hall, two demonstration halls and
staff rooms.
Clinical biochemistry, a part of central laboratory is situated in KIMS hospital complex.
The clinical laboratory is well equipped with the state of the art auto-analyzers,
electrolyte analyzers and ABG analyzers for performing all the routine and emergency
investigations.
Dr. B.V. Ravi
Professor & HOD
There are 1 professor, 6 Associate professors, 2 Assistant Professors and 6 PG
cum tutors in the department.
The department has 2 post graduate [MD] seats since 1999 which is MCI
recognized and so far 16 students have successfully completed the course. The
department also has RGUHS affiliated PhD programme and so far 3 students have
successfully completed their PhD.
1. Dr. B.V. Ravi, Professor & HOD
2. Dr. A.S. Anil Kumar, Associate Professor
3. Dr. S. Sunitha, Associate Professor
4. Dr. Anitha kalia, Associate Professor
5. Dr. C. Prabha, Associate Professor
6. Dr. Harishekar M.B, Associate Professor
7. Dr. M.R. Anusuya, Associate Professor
8. Dr. B.N. Rajkumar, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
9. Dr. G.V. Vidyasagar, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
10. Dr. Swetha.R., PG cum Tutor
11. Dr. Bhagyashree K.Bhuyar, PG cum Tutor
12. Dr. Ashwin Kumar.A.S., PG cum Tutor
13. Dr. Sadaf Idris, PG cum Tutor
14. Dr. Keshav Murthy H.R, PG cum Tutor
15. Dr. Sadaria Roshni Gokaldas, PG cum Tutor
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PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY
The department of Pharmacology located in the 3rd floor of Preclinical block with a total
floor area 18000 sq ft, is well equipped with seminar halls, lecture halls,
demonstration halls, practical halls, department library with modern audiovisual aids
and adequate number of books and journals with internet facilities. The department has
a well organized museum displaying the herbal drug specimens the chart exhibits with a
section on history of medicine and a well maintained animal house with adequate
breeding facilities for laboratory animals.
Dr. H.P. Pundarikaksha
Professor & HOD
The department also runs a clinical pharmacology unit in KIMS hospital for drug
information services, clinical trail operations, adverse drug monitoring and
pharmacovigilance.
The department regularly organizes workshops and training programmes in good clinical
practice, drug awareness programmes for clinicians and practitioners.
The department has sufficient number of senior and experienced faculty members with
good academic potentials imparting a quality teaching and is also engaged in reseach
activities.
The department also runs MD pharmacology course with 6 annual admissions.
1. Dr. H.P. Pundarikaksha, Professor & HOD
11. Dr. Ramya.S., PG cum Tutor
2. Dr. Srinivasaprasanna P, Professor
12. Dr. K.Vikram Reddy, PG cum Tutor
3. Dr. K. Girish, Associate Professor
13. Dr. Harsha.R., PG cum Tutor
4. Dr. K. Vasundara, Associate Professor
14. Dr. Pallavi.D., PG cum Tutor
5. Dr. B.R. Kanchana, Assistant Professor
15. Dr. Anitha.P., PG cum Tutor
6. Dr. R. Jyothi, Assistant Professor
16. Dr. Deepa.R., PG cum Tutor
7. Dr. R. Vijendra, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
17. Dr. Moulya Nagaraj., PG cum Tutor
8. Dr. Priyanka S, Tutor
18. Dr. Gautham B.V., PG cum Tutor
9. Dr. Raghunandan, PG cum Tutor
19. Dr. Divyalasya TVS., PG cum Tutor
10. Dr. Syed Wasif, PG cum Tutor
20. Dr. Manjunatha R., PG cum Tutor
21. Dr. Shruthi R., PG cum Tutor
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The department of medical microbiology is situated in Banashankari campus of the
Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences. The many facets of the department of
microbiology at KIMS display expertise in academic, diagnostic and research activities.
The diagnostic services are rendered at the KIMS hospital and Research Centre as a
part of the central laboratory.
The department is proud of a nurtured, skilled and dedicated work force offering
routine, specialized and advanced diagnostic services.
Dr. K.L. Ravi kumar
Professor & HOD
Qualified and experienced team of eight faculty members drives the medical education
programmes imparting knowledge to both undergraduate and post graduate students.
PhD and BSc MLT courses are also available in the department.
These efforts are further enhanced by research programmes with grants being approved
by national and international funding agencies. The department has a special focus in
the areas of Tuberculosis, HIV, Pneumococcal diseases and Molecular biology. These
research activities help to serve the needy and contribute to competencies of staff in
academics and diagnostics.
1. Dr. K.L. Ravi kumar, Professor & HOD
11. Dr. Vani.C., PG cum Tutor
2. Dr. Jagadish, Professor
12. Dr. Pushpa.G., PG cum Tutor
3. Dr. Prathibha Malini. J, Professor
13. Dr. Jagadevi, PG cum Tutor
4. Dr. Anjan Gopi, Associate Professor
14. Dr. Mohammed Kafeel, PG cum Tutor
5. Dr. N. Lakshmi, Assistant Professor
15. Dr. Anshul Agarwal, PG cum Tutor
6. Dr. Rashmi K.S, Assistant Professor
16. Dr. Jaswant Singh, PG cum Tutor
7. Dr. Giridhar Upadhyaya, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
17. Dr. Arun Kaushik.R., PG cum Tutor
8. Smt. Supriya Christoper, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
18. Dr. Bhagyashree H.N., PG cum Tutor
9. Dr. Parameshwara, PG cum Tutor
19. Dr. Divya Haridranath, PG cum Tutor
10. Dr. Shaik Mohammed Usman, PG cum Tutor
20. Dr. Ankita Dutta, PG cum Tutor
21. Dr. Shalini Singh, PG cum Tutor
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PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY
Dr. B.V. Suguna
Professor & HOD
The pathology department has been very active in academic diagnostic and research
work. It is in fore front in imparting up to date knowledge and training to both UG and
PG students.
The department has 6 MD Pathology and 1 D.C.P seats per year. Active PG teaching
includes regular subject seminar, journal club, biopsy review, gross seminars, topic
discussion etc. along with hands on training.
AV aids like CCTV with attached camera and microscope, Penta Head microscope
and computer assisted microscope with photographic facilities are utilized in teaching
UG and PG students apart from utilizing the photograph for poster presentation,
paper presentation and for dissertation.
Department library with latest books are available for references. Systematically
organized museum with more than 1000 mounted specimens and 250 wet specimens
in the bins are available.
Many research projects are undertaken by departmental staff in addition to the
dissertation work of the PG students. Many papers have been published in the
national and international journals. Departmental teaching staff and post graduates have
taken active part in the national and international CME and conferences in pathology at
Bangalore organized by KCIAPM and IAPM. Few Post graduates have obtained
many awards in national & international conferences.
The department provides round the clock diagnostic services in the central laboratory
attached to KIMS Hospital and Research Centre.
1. Dr. B.V. Suguna, Professor & HOD
2. Dr. Kusuma Venkatesh, Professor
3. Dr. R. Rangaswamy, Professor
4. Dr. S.R. Niveditha, Professor
5. Dr. M. Hemalatha, Associate Professor
6. Dr. Savithri Ravindra, Associate Professor
7. Dr. Suja Ajoykumar, Associate Professor
8. Dr. Thejasvi Krishnamurthy, Assistant Professor
9. Dr. Sruthi Prasad, Assistant Professor
10. Dr. C.P.Manjula, Assistant Professor
11. Dr. Chethana Mannem, Lecturer / Assistant Professor
12. Dr. B. Veeranna, Tutor
13. Dr. P. Venkatesh Prasad, Tutor
14. Dr. Anagha Joshi, Tutor
15. Dr. Gayathri B.R., Tutor
16. Dr. Preetha D. Prabhu, Tutor
17. Dr. Deepthi P.Kambi, PG cum Tutor
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18. Dr. Suvitha Thilakarajan, PG cum Tutor
19. Dr. Deepak.D.C., PG cum Tutor
20. Dr. Babu Mahendra Prasad, PG cum Tutor
21. Dr. Rishita Nandy, PG cum Tutor
22. Dr. Sumitha.M.P., PG cum Tutor
23. Dr. Shashikala R., PG cum Tutor
24. Dr. Ranjeeta.S. Banakar, PG cum Tutor
25. Dr. P.J.Swetha, PG cum Tutor
26. Dr. Donna Glens Mary.M., PG cum Tutor
27. Dr. Vikas Goyal, PG cum Tutor
28. Dr. Divyashree B.N., PG cum Tutor
29. Dr. Ramesh H.K., PG cum Tutor
30. Dr. Smitha M., PG cum Tutor
31. Dr. Indu Rajgopal, PG cum Tutor
32. Dr. Shruthi H.P., PG cum Tutor
33. Dr. Rashi Gupta, PG cum Tutor
34. Dr. Deepika Singh, PG cum Tutor
Department of Forensic Medicine trains M.B.B.S students to undertake and handle all
types of Medico legal work. Theory and Practical classes are conducted as per MCI
and RGUHS guidelines.
Department of Forensic medicine started PG(MD) courses in the year 2002. It is
recognized by MCI. The department admits 4 PG students every year. Enhancement
of P.G. intake to three students every year is awaiting MCI approval. PG students
passed out from KIMS are working as Teachers and Forensic Experts in Karnataka and
other neighboring states.
Dr. K. Ananda
Professor & HOD
All types of Medico legal work like post mortems, Examination of sexual offence cases,
Bones examination and Exhumation are conducted by the department. Work
concerned with 13 police stations of Banashankari and Jayanagar Subdivision of
Bangalore city Police is undertaken by the department. The Post Mortems are
conducted at KIMS Hospital Mortuary on all the times of the day rendering necessary
service to the public of Bangalore South. Students actively involve themselves in the
Medico legal works and get a useful practical experience.
1. Dr. K. Ananda, Professor & HOD
9. Dr. Senthil Kumar, PG cum Tutor
2. Dr. V.T. Venkatesh, Professor
10. Dr. Sujatha, PG cum Tutor
3. Dr. H.P Shantha Kumar, Professor
11. Dr. Viswakanth B, PG cum Tutor
4. Dr. Jagannatha S.R, Associate Professor
12. Dr. Sane Mandar Ramchandra, PG cum Tutor
5. Dr. Naveen Kumar T, Associate Professor
13. Dr. Roopak S.N., PG cum Tutor
6. Dr. B.K.Gopal, Assistant Professor
14. Dr. Ammena Ahamed, PG cum Tutor
7. Dr. Ramesh C, Assistant Professor
15. Dr. Dominic Infant Raj A., PG cum Tutor
8. Dr. Shreedhar.N.C., PG cum Tutor
16. Dr. Shruthi P., PG cum Tutor
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PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF FORENSIC MEDICINE
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE
Dr. B.G. Parashuramulu
Professor & HOD
The Department of Community Medicine is one of the para-clinical departments of
Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS). The objective of this Department
is to provide a high quality training in Community Medicine to the under graduate
medical students enrolled for MBBS (basic medical degree) and post graduate medical
students enrolled for MD (Community Medicine). The other activities of the
Department are to conduct basic research, conduct training programs and to provide
promotive, preventive and curative health services to the community for the health and
welfare of the people.
The department runs a rural health training centre (RHTC) situated in Kengeri about
13 Kms from Bangalore. It was established in the year 1983. The RHTC has a well
equipped AV aids, training hall and mess. Staffs, Post Graduate & Interns are posted
to the RHTC.The department also runs an urban health training centre (UHTC)
situated in Parvathipura, about 0.5 kms from the KIMS Hospital. In KIMS Hospital &
Research Center, the department runs the Preventive Medicine Unit (PMU) which has
a anti rabies clinic, allergy clinic and adult immunization clinic. Clincal trials and other
research projects are conducted in the unit.
The department has an annual intake of 6 MD seats.
1. Dr. B.G. Parashuramulu, Professor & HOD
16. Dr. Jahnavi Rajagopal, PG cum Tutor
2. Dr. M.K. Sudarshan, Professor
17. Dr. Rekha.S., PG cum Tutor
3. Dr. Gangaboraiah, Statistician cum Professor
18. Dr. Sharmila.K.N., PG cum Tutor
4. Dr. D.H. Ashwath Narayana, Professor
19. Dr. Kavita S. Konapur, PG cum Tutor
5. Dr. R. Chethana, Associate Professor
20. Dr. Malatesh Undi, PG cum Tutor
6. Dr. N.R. Ramesh Masthi, Associate Professor
21. Dr. Shilpa, PG cum Tutor
7. Dr. T.V. Sanjay, Associate Professor
22. Dr. Adarsh Kumar, PG cum Tutor
8. Dr. Chitra Nagaraj, Associate Professor
23. Dr. Rachana.A.R., PG cum Tutor
9. Dr. H.S. Ravish, Associate Professor
24. Dr. Sridevi Kulkarni, PG cum Tutor
10. Dr. Jayanthi Srikanth, Associate Professor
25. Dr. Chethna G., PG cum Tutor
11. Dr. D.M. Koradhanya Math, Assistant Professor
26. Dr. Aravind M., PG cum Tutor
12. Dr. Giriyanna Gowda, Lecturer / Assistant Professor
27. Dr. Yannick P Puthussery, PG cum Tutor
13. Dr. K.S. Seema, Tutor
28. Dr. Madhusudhan, PG cum Tutor
14. Dr. Satish Chandra .M.R., PG cum Tutor
29. Dr. Tejashwini K., PG cum Tutor
15. Dr. Veena.V. , PG cum Tutor
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The department of ENT at KIMS, since its inception has progressed into a
multispeciality centre including a vertigo clinic. Currently the department has well
qualified and highly experienced professors with over twenty years of teaching
experience ,two assistant professors, two senior and five junior residents, with an intake
of 1 MS and 1 DLO candidates every year along with undergraduate students.
The department has an out patient inflow of about 100 to 150 patients per day, and
is well equipped with 30- bedded male and female general wards and a temporal bone
dissection lab.
Every week about 20 ENT surgeries are conducted. The OT is well equipped with
Dr. Chandre Gowda B.V.
Professor & HOD
specialized ENT surgical setup which includes a Karl Zeiss microscope, nasal
endoscopes with video display facility for demonstration to students. Head and neck
onco surgeries are also conducted with the help of a visiting Head and Neck
oncosurgeon regularly. The department is equipped with latest audio-visual aids, PG
seminar hall and a spacious UG teaching room.
The department has conducted several regional, national and international conferences
on various topics, recent one being an international rhinoplasty conference by Dr. Jung
from South Korea.
The faculty has published several scientific papers in conferences, national and inters
national journals. Several clinical trails are being conducted in the department on a
regular basis.
1. Dr. Chandre Gowda B.V, Professor & HOD
6. Dr. S. Lakshmi, Sr. Resident
2. Dr. K.G. Somashekar, Professor
7. Dr. Nirmala M, Sr.Resident
3. Dr. H.T. Anil, Associate Professor
8. Dr. Siddharth Nirvan, Jr.Resident
4. Dr. B. Jagannath, Associate Professor
9. Dr.Ameer Khan.A.K., Jr.Resident
5. Dr. Smitha S.G, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
10. Dr. D.Madhav, Jr.Resident
11. Dr. Priyanka G.C., Jr.Resident
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PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF ENT
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
Ophthalmology department started functioning as undergraduate department since
1982 and got established as a post graduate teaching institution from 1991, for
master degree from 1991 and diploma degree since 1997. The patient input to the
department is excellent providing good atmosphere for learning. The departments
admits 3 M.S. & 1 DOMS seats every year.
Dr. Himamshu .N.V.V.
Professor & HOD
The daily average OPD attendance is about 90-100 patients. All major
investigational procedures are done regularly. Surgical facilities available include
anterior segment surgeries: hi-tech microsurgeries done for cataract, glaucoma, squint,
eyelid and adnexal surgery, emergency trauma eye care services & posterior segment
work up also done regularly.
The department conducts screening camps in rural areas, school eye screening programs
& hospital based camp surgeries.
Eye banking services are provided round the clock. Procurement of eyeballs from the
hospital as well as outside calls are attended & eyeballs are distributed to other corneal
surgeons at Minto RIO and Lions eye hospital. Keratoplasties done on a regular basis
Speciality clinics such as uvea, glaucoma, neuro-ophthalmology and cornea are
conducted regularly
1. Dr. Himamshu .N.V.V., Professor & HOD
9. Dr. Kirthi Raj, Jr.Resident
2. Dr. H.N. Sowbhagya, Professor
10. Dr. Pooja Patil, Jr.Resident
3. Dr. H. Niveditha, Associate Professor
11. Dr. Liji.P., Jr.Resident
4. Dr. R.S. Umadevi , Associate Professor
12. Dr. Sushrath.A., Jr.Resident
5. Dr. Sandeep, Associate Professor
13. Dr. Aisha Rafi, Jr.Resident
6. Dr. Kiran Kumar L, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
14. Dr. M.S.Smitha Gowda, Jr.Resident
7. Dr. N.B. Pushpa, Tutor
15. Dr. Magi Jagan M., Jr.Resident
8. Dr. Vinutha B.V., Sr.Resident
16. Dr. Niveditha Muralidharan, Jr.Resident
17. Dr. Emma Jayanthi Madariya, Jr.Resident
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Dr. M.V. Poornachandra
Professor & HOD
The department of general medicine is accommodated in the I floor of KIMS hospital
old block with adequate inpatient beds, teaching demonstration rooms, procedure
rooms, library, dept office & staff rooms. The out patient component is in the ground
floor of new block southern wing. The department has an average OPD of 130-140
patients daily and 75-80 % bed occupancy. The KIMS ART CCC with 20 bedded
inpatient facility to cater to needy retroviral patients has an OPD of about 80 – 100
patients daily and is supported by the teaching staff of Medicine in day to day
management of in patients. In addition the department of Medicine is also supporting
the smooth running of the dialysis units, 8 in number which function round the clock
caring to both in patients & out patients. The tuberculosis & chest medicine headed by a
qualified chest physician and the RNTCP unit which is attached to it also forms
ancillary part of the department. Follow up OPDs and specialty clinics in Diabetes,
Hypertension & Respiratory diseases is seen in addition to the regular OPD. The
department offers PG course in General Medicine with an annual intake of 10 seats.
1. Dr. M.V. Poornachandra, Professor & HOD
2. Dr. H.V. Nataraj, Professor
3. Dr. V. Channaraya, Professor
4. Dr. R. Manjunath, Professor
5. Dr. Chikkalingaiah, Professor
6. Dr. K.P. Balaraj, Professor
7. Dr. G.N. Nagesh, Professor
8. Dr. Vedhavathi .R, Professor
9. Dr. K.C. Channappa, Professor
10. Dr. Ramachandra Prabhu, Associate Professor
11. Dr. Rajeev.H, Associate Professor
12. Dr. Yogitha C, Associate Professor
13. Dr. Basanth Kumar S, Assistant Professor
14. Dr. Keshava HK, Assistant Professor
15. Dr. M.N.Arvind, Assistant Professor
16. Dr. Pradeep C, Assistant Professor
17. Dr. Nandhish H K, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
18. Dr. Tirthankar Mukherjee, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
19. Dr. Vishwanath K, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
20. Dr. Chandra Shekhar H.R, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
21. Dr. Amruth B.R, Sr.Resident
22. Dr. Sandya E.P, Sr.Resident
23. Dr. G.P.Vinayaka, Sr.Resident
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24. Dr. K.Nitin Bhat, Jr.Resident
25. Dr. K.S.Abhinandan, Jr.Resident
26. Dr. Savitha.V., Jr.Resident
27. Dr. Sheela Krishnamurthy, Jr.Resident
28. Dr. Pavithra.R., Jr.Resident
29. Dr. Saurabh Sharma, Jr.Resident
30. Dr. Mahendra, Jr.Resident
31. Dr. Saleha Noorain, Jr.Resident
32. Dr. Prakruthi J., Jr.Resident
33. Dr. Mythri.S., Jr.Resident
34. Dr. Dhiviya.M., Jr.Resident
35. Dr. Sharath Madhyasth.P., Jr.Resident
36. Dr. Diwakar Kumar, Jr.Resident
37. Dr. Kruthika Nataraju, Jr.Resident
38. Dr. Vaishali M Bandagi, Jr.Resident
39. Dr. Lakshmikanth N., Jr.Resident
40. Dr. Kamalesh T.N., Jr.Resident
41. Dr. Shashidhar B., Jr.Resident
42. Dr. Divya P., Jr.Resident
43. Dr. Vanitha S., Jr.Resident
44. Dr. Shruthi S., Jr.Resident
45. Dr. Salma Suhana, Jr.Resident
46. Dr. Veena Santhoshi Avva, Jr.Resident
47. Dr. Shilpa Patel, Jr.Resident
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY
Dr. V. Satish
Professor & HOD
The department has adequate inpatient beds and separate super specialty
departments. The department has a separate outpatient wing catering to about 200
patients per day. The outpatient has the entire infrastructure including a minor OT,
seminar room and consultation rooms. The department has four major operation
theatres and a separate laparoscopic theatre. Emergencies are handled round the clock
and the department manages a separate emergency and trauma wing.
The department has all basic equipment like Endoscopes, Laparoscopes, Doppler's, all
equipment required for major surgeries including the super specialties of paediatric
surgery, plastic surgery, urology and neurosurgery.
The department also imparts Postgraduate teaching with an annual intake of 5
candidates as of now, which is likely to be increased. There are 10 postgraduate
teachers in the department.
In addition to regular seminars, Journal clubs, bedside teachings and mortality meetings
the department also conducts the monthly meeting of the Bangalore surgical society. At
least 20 papers are presented in various conferences held locally, state, national and
international conferences every year. The department also boasts of conducting the
state and national conference at KIMS. The department has also conducted the
advanced surgical update and laparoscopic workshop at its venue.
1. Dr. V. Satish, Professor & HOD
2. Dr. K.G. Sudharshan Babu, Professor
3. Dr. B.A. Sathyanarayana, Professor
4. Dr. Prathap Balakrishna, Professor
5. Dr. R. Satish Kumar, Professor
6. Dr. N. Ramesh, Professor
7. Dr. B.C. Bhagavan, Professor
8. Dr. J. Ramachandra, Professor
9. Dr. T. Narayana Swamy, Associate Professor
10. Dr. M. Sudhir, Associate Professor
11. Dr.Venugopal K, Associate Professor
12. Dr.G.M. Srinidhi, Associate Professor
13. Dr. Sridhar S, Assistant Professor
14. Dr. Madhu Shankar. L, Assistant Professor
15. Dr. Lakshmi S, Assistant Professor
16. Dr. Girish HR, Assistant Professor
17. Dr. Mali Chetan S.M., Lecturer / Assistant Professor
18. Dr. Dinesh M.G., Lecturer / Assistant Professor
19. Dr. Sudhir B.M, Lecturer / Assistant Professor
20. Dr. Vikranth K, Lecturer / Assistant Professor
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21. Dr. Raghavendra Babu J., Sr.Resident
22. Dr. Praveen S., Sr.Resident
23. Dr. Vinay K.S., Sr.Resident
24. Dr. Nataraj Naidu, Sr.Resident
25. Dr. Sunil Kumar Shetty S, Sr.Resident
26. Dr. Naveen M.A, Sr.Resident
27. Dr. Jose V.Francisco Pinto, Jr.Resident
28. Dr. Ayush Jain, Jr.Resident
29. Dr. Mayur R.Shetty, Jr.Resident
30. Dr. Ravi Gupta, Jr.Resident
31. Dr. Eshwarappa.M., Jr.Resident
32. Dr. Nikshitha.N., Jr.Resident
33. Dr. Nikhil Sharan , Jr.Resident
34. Dr. Santhosh Kumar.S.A., Jr.Resident
35. Dr. Harsha Goutham.H.V., Jr.Resident
36. Dr. Lakshmikanth L., Jr.Resident
37. Dr. Suraj R., Jr.Resident
38. Dr. Vinayaka N.S., Jr.Resident
39. Dr. Ramneik Manglik, Jr.Resident
40. Dr. Nandeeshkumar G.N., Jr.Resident
Dr. S. Nirmala
Professor & HOD
Department of OBG caters to 120 undergraduates and 7 post graduates admissions
every year. The results are more than 90 percent. The department is more than
adequately equipped to handle any emergencies with qualified staff MS OBG 24x7.
We have 3 separate well equipped Operation Theatres, Intensive Obstetric Unit with
Ventilators, Monitors, and Ultrasound and NICU facilities available round the clock.
We have a good lab and blood bank supporting system 24x7. Our Maternal
Mortality is Nil for past 3 years.
The department is gifted with skilled and experienced teachers consisting of 7
Professors, 3 Associate Professors, 7 Assistant Professors/Lecturers including senior
and junior residents which surpass the requirement of any medical regulatory bodies of
the country. The library is well equipped with latest books and journals and internet
facilities. We have a well organized PPTCT programme to benefit the patients.
The department over the decades has been able to create wonderful atmosphere both
internal and external. The faculty represents both academically and in the university
activities (BSOG, RGUHS). The faculty also actively participates in the college
sports and cultural activities.
The students are allowed to participate in scientific programmes organized in and out of
the state with many winning laurels to the Department. The present turnover of students
and patients stands a strong evidence of growth of the department.
1. Dr. S. Nirmala, Professor & HOD
2. Dr. R. Suvarna, Professor
3. Dr. K.S. Nalini, Professor
4. Dr. N.B. Harsha, Professor
5. Dr. C.P. Sudha, Professor
6. Dr. T. Jayanthi, Professor
7. Dr. D.R. Savithri, Associate Professor
8. Dr. T.S. Savitha, Associate Professor
9. Dr. Shashikala H Gowda, Associate Professor
10. Dr. T. Malathi, Assistant Professor
11. Dr. B.T.Veena, Assistant Professor
12. Dr. Sowmya K, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
13. Dr. Smitha K, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
14. Dr. Hethyshi Ranganna, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
15. Dr. Reethu Varadarajan, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
16. Dr. Saritha R., Sr.Resident
17. Dr. Sowmya K.N., Sr.Resident
18. Dr. B.H.Radhika, Sr.Resident
19. Dr. Sahana K.P., Sr.Resident
20. Dr. Rekha K.V., Sr.Resident
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21. Dr. Jaya, Jr.Resident
22. Dr. Rajitha Yarlagadda, Jr.Resident
23. Dr. Namratha.S., Jr.Resident
24. Dr. Nivedita Hegde, Jr.Resident
25. Dr. Kirana.T., Jr.Resident
26. Dr. Ananya.R., Jr.Resident
27. Dr. Vani.A., Jr.Resident
28. Dr. Sahana.M., Jr.Resident
29. Dr. Pallavi.R., Jr.Resident
30. Dr. Bimba, Jr.Resident
31. Dr. Samyukta K.L., Jr.Resident
32. Dr. Soujanaya Walke, Jr.Resident
33. Dr. Chaitra Gowda.K.N., Jr.Resident
34. Dr. V.Sathiya, Jr.Resident
35. Dr. Waghmare Sapne, Jr.Resident
36. Dr. Mansi Dhingra, Jr.Resident
37. Dr. Harshala S., Jr.Resident
38. Dr. Yoga Lakshmi S.K., Jr.Resident
39. Dr. Kishor Kumar D.G., Jr.Resident
40. Dr. Richa Pal, Jr.Resident
41. Dr. Ramya K., Jr.Resident
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF OBG
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS
The department has well experienced faculty to take care of the needs of paediatric
patients. Apart from regular beds there are 40 neonatal intensive care unit beds &
5 paediatric intensive care units.
Apart from regular OPD, department runs specialty clinics which includes cardiology
clinic, pulmonology clinic, neurology clinics, hematology clinics, nephrology clinics,
endocrinology clinics, Other services include well baby clinics and under five clinics all
days, immunization services (all vaccines) all days & child guidance clinics - all days
Dr. A.C. Ramesh
Professor & HOD
Intake of postgraduates is 5 MD and 2 DCH students every year as recommended by
Medical Council of India and Central Government.
Various activities conducted in the department include breast feeding week, ORS
week, newborn week, children's day, IAP undergraduate quiz, NNF neonatology
quiz, school health services, pulse polio programme, postgraduate neonatology quiz,
speciality clinics in pediatric sub specialities, mortality meetings & radiology meetings.
1. Dr. A.C. Ramesh, Professor & HOD
19. Dr. Kalpana R.Y., Sr.Resident
2. Dr. S.R. Keshava Murthy, Professor
20. Dr. Shailaja C.G., Sr.Resident
3. Dr. S. Srinivas, Professor
21. Dr. Jaya Prakash.K., Jr.Resident
4. Dr. H.T. Yashodha, Professor
22. Dr. Lakshmi.V., Jr.Resident
5. Dr. B.H. Murali, Associate Professor
23. Dr. Sneha.R., Jr.Resident
6. Dr. P. Chandrakala, Associate Professor
24. Dr. Santosh Kumar, Jr.Resident
7. Dr. Poornima Shankar, Associate Professor
25. Dr. Chaitra Rao.B., Jr.Resident
8. Dr. C. Suresh Babu, Assistant Professor
26. Dr. Lingaraj Mulage, Jr.Resident
9. Dr. Madhu G.N, Assistant Professor
27. Dr. Manjunath.V.C., Jr.Resident
10. Dr. H.S. Ramya, Assistant Professor
28. Dr. Manjunath.M.N., Jr.Resident
11. Dr. J. Harish, Assistant Professor
29. Dr. Pandya Devang Kumar Bharat Bhai, Jr.Resident
12. Dr. Siva Saranappa. S.B., Assistant Professor
30. Dr. Girija B., Jr.Resident
13. Dr. Girish N, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
31. Dr. Radhana S., Jr.Resident
14. Dr. Mohan Kumar N, Sr.Resident
32. Dr. Ashok Reddy M., Jr.Resident
15. Dr. Srinivas H.A, Sr.Resident
33. Dr. Nithya S.L., Jr.Resident
16. Dr. Chaitra K.M., Sr.Resident
34. Dr. Chaithanya C Nair, Jr.Resident
17. Dr. Deepashree G.A., Sr.Resident
35. Dr. Paras Kumar J., Jr.Resident
18. Dr. Tanveer Nawab, Sr.Resident
36. Dr. Ritesh Kumar Singh, Jr.Resident
37. Dr. Sharanya R., Jr.Resident
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Dr. J.N. Sridharmurthy
Professor & HOD
The department has a separate out patient wing catering to about 120 patients per
day. The out patient has 4 Consultation rooms, Minor O.T., 1 Plaster cutting room, 1
Plaster application room & a Demonstration hall.
The department has a Seminar room, Museum, Library, near the wards. The
department has 2 Major O.T's for elective surgery & 1 Emergency O.T. to manage
Orthopaedic Emergencies.
The department efficiently manages emergency & trauma. The department has all basic
equipments for trauma surgeries, arthoplasty, arthoscopy, spinal surgeries, orthopaedic
fracture table, C-arm, electric drill, pneumatic drill & all equipments required for major
surgeries.
Academic activities of the department are very regular. Seminars, journal clubs, subject
reviews, subject symposia, clinical meetings & mortality meetings are held regularly.
Nearly 15 to 20 papers/case reports are regularly presented in various academic
forums, Bangalore Orthopaedic Society (BOS), Karnataka Orthopaedic Association
(KOA) & Indian Orthopaedic Association (IOA) conferences. The department
actively participates in Bangalore Orthopaedic Society meetings. The department has
conducted BOS & KOA conferences at KIMS. The department has also conducted
various hands on workshops & surgical updates.
The departments admits 4 M.S. Orthopaedics & 2 D Ortho seats every year.
1. Dr. J.N. Sridharmurthy, Professor & HOD
2. Dr. I. Suresh, Professor
3. Dr. Shivananda S, Professor
4. Dr. Shivakumar H B, Professor
5. Dr. Somashekar, Associate Professor
6. Dr. V.N. Ravish, Associate Professor
7. Dr. T.S. Channappa, Associate Professor
8. Dr. H.D. Ranganath, Associate Professor
9. Dr. A.M. Radhakrishna, Associate Professor
10. Dr. B.S. Jayaram, Associate Professor
11. Dr. A.C. Vinod Kumar, Associate Professor
12. Dr. R. Yatish, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
13. Dr. Bharath Raju G, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
14. Dr. Lokesh M., Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
15. Dr. Manju Jayaram, Lecturer/ Assistant Professor
16. Dr. Santhosh Kumar K, Sr.Resident
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17. Dr. Siddharth M, Sr.Resident
18. Dr. L.S.Vivek, Sr.Resident
19. Dr. Mandeep, Sr.Resident
20. Dr. Sathya Vamsi Krishna, Jr.Resident
21. Dr. Kumar.M., Jr.Resident
22. Dr. Prabhu.M., Jr.Resident
23. Dr. Gurpreet Singh Cheema, Jr.Resident
24. Dr. Santhosh Kumar.G., Jr.Resident
25. Dr. Rakesh Mohan.R., Jr.Resident
26. Dr Karthik Subramanya, Jr.Resident
27. Dr. Vivek Jha, Jr.Resident
28. Dr. Rohit Dumra, Jr.Resident
29. Dr. Amit Singh, Jr.Resident
30. Dr. Taha Ahmed, Jr.Resident
31. Dr. Ravishankar, Jr.Resident
32. Dr. Lohit H., Jr.Resident
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPAEDICS
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF ANAESTHESIOLOGY
The department consists of professor and HOD, 1 professor, 1 associate professor, 7
assistant professors and 9 tutors. The number of operation theatre in the hospital are
20 and number of operation table are 28. The department also extends services to
critical care and pain management. Training is imparted to post-graduates, interns and
under graduates. The department has 4 MD and 2 Diploma seats in Anaesthesia per
year. Seminars, symposia and CMEs are conducted regularly by the department
Dr. S. Chaya
Professor & HOD
1. Dr. S. Chaya, Professor & HOD
16. Dr. M. Kanakaraj, Tutor
2. Dr. Narendra Babu M C, Professor
17. Dr. Ram Prasad Harsha, Tutor
3. Dr. R. Madhava Reddy, Professor
18. Dr. Kiran S.K, Tutor
4. Dr. G.M. Shree Raghu, Associate Professor
19. Dr. L.S. Veena, Sr.Resident
5. Dr. S. Vijayanand, Associate Professor
20. Dr. Ashwin.K., Jr.Resident
6. Dr. A.S. Nagaraj, Assistant Professor
21. Dr. Swarna Gowri.S., Jr.Resident
7. Dr. N.S. Shreesha, Assistant Professor
22. Dr. Sreeharsha.S., Jr.Resident
8. Dr. Ashwini A, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
23. Dr. Santosh Kumar Bennur, Jr.Resident
9. Dr. C.N. Vinod, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
24. Dr. Sanjay.S., Jr.Resident
10. Dr. Hemanth Kumar, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
25. Dr. T.Sinduja, Jr.Resident
11. B.K. Ashok Kumar, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
26. Dr. Nayana J., Jr.Resident
12. H.S. Suraj, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
27. Dr. Nupur Dua, Jr.Resident
13. Dr. Shashikiran V, Tutor
28. Dr. Dwideep Chandra P., Jr.Resident
14. Dr. Vijay kumar H G, Tutor
29. Dr. Tejal N Jivrajani, Jr.Resident
15. Dr. B.T. Ramesh, Tutor
30. Dr. Samreen Rahmath, Jr.Resident
31. Dr. Jayalakshmi R., Jr.Resident
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Dr. N. Krishnappa
Professor & HOD
The department of radio-diagnosis is one of the busy departments in the teaching
hospital sector of Bangalore. The department examines over 1,25,000 patients every
year. All forms of diagnostic and interventional radiologic procedures are performed.
The department has a very active teaching schedule for the residents, undergraduates
and post graduates. The department is spread over a large area of over 10,500 square
feet with a separate seminar room of a capacity to seat 60 students.
The department is equipped with two state of the art 1000 MA Image Intensifier T
V (IITV) x-ray machines. There are about 8 portables, 2 C-arm x-ray machines. One
50 kv x-ray machine for OPD patients.
The department has two voluson ultrasound machines which have 3D-4D facility. One
regular Doppler machine and one black and white ultrasound machine are also
available. There is a spiral CT scan machine with high end MRI machine of 1.5 Tesla
strength.
To handle all these machines and teach students, dedicated staff are available.
The Department offers the following courses:
Post graduation in Radio-diagnosis- 1 seat for MD and 1 seat for DMRD per year.
BSc. Radiography- The department is permitted by the Rajiv Gandhi University of
Health Sciences (RGUHS) an intake of 5 students.
One of the main teaching programme is KIEF education programme which is conducted
under aegis of the department. This is a full day CME programme held once a month
through out the year. This apart from the regular teaching programmes.
1. Dr. N. Krishnappa, Professor & HOD
10. Dr. Mantar Gowda, Assistant Professor
2. Dr. Anil Kumar Shukla, Professor
11. Dr. Preeti Allum, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
3. Dr. B.S. Rama Murthy, Associate Professor
12. Dr. Rishikesh M Itagi, Sr.Resident
4. Dr. Sandeep Ballal, Associate Professor
13. Dr. Shilpa T, Sr.Resident
5. Dr. V. Suresh, Associate Professor
14. Dr. Rupesh.C., Jr.Resident
6. Dr. Shankar Reddy A.B, Assistant Professor
15. Dr. P. Archana Reddy, Jr.Resident
7. Dr. Harini Bopaiah, Assistant Professor
16. Dr. Nikita Sharan, Jr.Resident
8. Dr. Tanupreet Sethi, Assistant Professor
17. Dr. Soumya M., Jr.Resident
9. Dr. S.C.Sanjay, Assistant Professor
18. Dr. Naveen Kumar G., Jr.Resident
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PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF RADIO-DIAGNOSIS
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY
The department of psychiatry came into existence in 1991.After the initiation of a full
fledged psychiatric unit with in patient and out patient facilities. The post graduate
programme (MD) in psychiatry was started in the year 1998 with annual intake of
2 PG seats every year. Till date 10 postgraduates have completed their training.
Dr. R. Raguram
Professor & HOD
The department seeks to provide outstanding education and training opportunities in
psychiatry to undergraduate medical students as well as postgraduate trainees.
Residency programme of the department aims at training psychiatrists in preparation for
their leadership roles both in the public and private sectors. Continuing Medical
Education programmes are organized on a regular basis to provide current update for
psychiatrists and other medical practitioners. The department receives students and
research workers from centers of excellence abroad for specialized training.
Research goals of the department are to develop a deeper understanding of the causes
of psychiatric illness and to create more effective diagnostic, treatment and prevention
strategies for these disorders. The department also aims to advance the understanding
of psychiatric aspects of medical illnesses.
Clinical mission of the department focuses on offering integrated state-of-the
art biological, psychological and social approaches in the care of patients and
their families.
1. Dr. R. Raguram, Professor & HOD
2. Dr. Lakshmi V Pandith, Professor
3. Dr. Manju Ashwath, Associate Professor
4. Dr. M. Radhika, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
5. Dr. Sarika Chindalur, Lecturer/Assistant Professor
6. Dr. Dr.Kartik Kashyap, Senior Resident
7. Dr. Megha Mahajan, Junior Resident
8. Dr. Pavan Kumar.K., Junior Resident
9. Dr. Ajay Kumar, Junior Resident
10. Dr. Rajashree Paul, Junior Resident
11. Dr. Mula Mrudula Gowri, Junior Resident
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Dr. M.G. Gopal
Professor & HOD
The department was started in the year 1985. It has 1 unit with 30 beds.
Postgraduate course was started in the year 2006.
The department acts as a nodal centre for the anti retroviral therapy which is given free
of cost to the HIV afflicted patients. Procedures done at the department include
phototherapy, electro cautery, cryotherapy, woods lamp examination, punch grafting,
epilation, biopsy, KOH scraping, chemical cautery, chemical peeling blister grafting,
narrow hole excision technique etc.
The department had organized South Zone Laser conference in April 2009. Vitiligo
Day was observed to promote awareness regarding causes and treatment of vitiligo in
August 2009.
Laser centre, Cosmetology centre & Hair transplantation clinic are the proposed
activities starting shortly.
The department has 3 MD and 2 DVD seats per year.
1. Dr. M.G. Gopal, Professor & HOD
2. Dr. Sharath Kumar B.C, Professor
3. Dr. M. Ramesh, Associate Professor
4. Dr. K.S. Satish, Assistant Professor
5. Dr. A.S. Nandini, Lecturer/Asst Professor
6. Dr. Adarsh Gowda, Lecturer/Asst Professor
7. Dr. Aneesh.S., Junior Resident
8. Dr. Swetha.G., Junior Resident
9. Dr. Sreedevi Chandrika.M., Junior Resident
10. Dr. Kavya Raju Nayak, Junior Resident
11. Dr. Namratha C Manjunath, Junior Resident
12. Dr. Meena H.B., Junior Resident
13. Dr. Divya Gupta, Junior Resident
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PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOLOGY
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF CARDIOLOGY - KIMS HEART CENTRE
KIMS Heart Foundation, a unit of KIMS Hospital is now functioning at 2nd floor
of OPD Block. The heart centre is centrally located in the heart of city of Bengaluru
which can be accessed easily.
Our vision is to bring state of art, Cath Lab, 15 bedded ICU, ECHO, TMT, Color
Doppler, Coronary Angiograms and Interventional procedures, 24 hours Lab,
Pharmacy and Ambulance service.
Our Cardiac team will provide personalised care with core values of compassion and
professional care par excellence.
Dr. S.T. Yavagal
Professor & HOD
1. Dr. Mahantesh Charanthimath, Professor
2. Dr. V. Channaraya, Professor, Medical Administrator, KIMS Heart Centre
3. Dr. Ravi Narayan, Associate Professor
4. Dr. Dinesh Kumar, Assistant Professor
5. Dr. N. Somashekhar, Assistant Cardiologist
6. Dr. Arapperum Selvi K., Jr.Resident
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Dr. N.C. Srinivasa Prabhu
Professor & HOD
Emergency medicine is a new and emerging speciality recognised by MCI as a seperate
discipline.
KIMS has started the department for stream lining and better management of critically ill
patients whose population is on the rise.
A fully equipped 54 bedded Emergency Medicine department is established in the
ground floor of hospital. Multi speciality ICU with 18 beds is housed adjacent to the
department.
Imaging facility, central laboratory. Blood bank, 24 hours pharmacy, Admission &
registration counter present adjacent to the department caters to the needs of the
patient.
Well trained nursing staff provide dedicated service round the clock.
The department is sanctioned 2 MD Emergency medicine by RGUHS and efforts are
being made to obtain MCI approval.
1. Dr. N.C. Srinivasa Prabhu Professor & HOD
2. Dr. Brinda B., Professor
3. Dr. C. Sreekanth, Assistiant Professor
4. Dr. H.S. Harshavardhana, Assistiant Professor
5. Dr. Imtiaz Pasha, Assistiant Professor
6. Dr. Neena Agarwal, Lecturer/Asst Professor
7. Dr. K.N. Shekar, Registrar
8. Dr. Thejaswini, Junior Resident
9. Dr. Prasanna Kumar .T, CMO
10. Dr. Devaraj T.M, CMO
11. Dr. Dinesh H., CMO
12. Dr. Shankar .C, CMO
13. Dr. Shashidhar, CMO
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PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF TB & CHEST DISEASE
1. Dr. N. Huliraj, Associate Professor
2. Dr. Lavanya S. Peter, Assistant Professor
3. Dr. Archana B., Assistant Professor
4. Dr. Shashidhar T, Junior Resident
DEPARTMENT OF NEPHROLOGY
Dr. Vidya Shankar P, Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF PLASTIC SURGERY
Dr. R. Balaji, Professor
DEPARTMENT OF VASCULAR SURGERY
Dr B.L. Ravikumar, Associate Professor
DEPARTMENT OF SURGICAL GASTRO ENTEROLOGY
Dr R. Sahadev, Associate Professor
Dr.Preethan K.N, Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC SURGERY
Dr. M.S. Mahadevaiah, Professor Emeritus, Paediatric Neurology
Dr. Somasekharaiah, Professor, Paediatric Surgery
Dr. Ranjankumar Pejawar, Neonatologist
Dr. B.N. Sridhar Murthy, Associate Professor, Paediatric Surgery
Dr. Ravi Kiran K, Associate Professor, Paediatric Surgery
Dr. Sushanth Shivaswamy, Neonatologist
CONSULTANTS
Urology
Gastro-entrology
Dr. J. Amarkumar
Dr. Manjunath S.M.
Dr. H.R Madhusudhan
Dr Vijaykumar
Dr. Hanumantharaju
Ophthalmology
Neurosurgery
Dr. N. Veerabhadra Rao
Dr. H.S Suresh
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PROSPECTUS 2012-13
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY
1. Sri Gopala Reddy, Librarian
2. Smt. K Aswini, Assistant Librarian
3. Ms. H M Shashikala, Assistant Librarian
4. Sri. Siddagangaiah, Assistant Librarian
5. Sri. M G Siddaiah, Assistant Librarian
6. Sri Boralingaiah, Assistant Librarian
7. Smt. Jayalakshmamma, Assistant Librarian
8. Sri. Chikkamogegowda, Assistant Librarian
9. Sri. K. Narayanaswamy, Library Assistant
OFFICE STAFF
Manager
1. Sharathchandra. N
Account superintendent
1. Srinivas Reddy. K.G.
Physical education teacher
1. Ramalinge Gowda. S.H
Superintendents
1. M. Krishnappa
2. Jayaram. M.G.
3. Guruprasad. R.
4. Vijayashankar. M.
5. Basavaraju. D.
First division clerks
1. Padma. Y J
2. Prakash. S.l
3. Ravikumar. A.C
4. N Nagarajappa
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Senior stenographers
1. Sunandamma. B
2. Umadevi. L
Computer operators
1. G.K. Harsha
2. S.K. Santhosh Kumar
Second division clerks
1. Shivalingaiah. D.M
2. D. Ravindra
3. V.R. Suresh
4. Shekar. M
5. R.K. Mohan
6. Bhuvaneshwari. H.R
Senior telephone operator
1.K. Swamy
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
HOSPITAL STAFF - ADMINISTRATION
Medical Director
Capt. Dr. G.S. Venkatesh
Medical Superintendent
Dr. I. Suresh
Hospital Administrator
Dr. B. Veeranna
Dr. Nagaraj, Officer Incharge Store
Dr. S.L. Vijender, Officer Incharge New Block (Hospital)
Ms. Kavitha D.S., Dietician
Nursing Superintendent (Grade 1)
Smt. Aleyamma Thomas
Deputy Nursing Superintendent (Grade 1)
Smt. B.K. Manjula
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The students who are admitted to Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences shall observe the following code of
conduct.
1. The students should conduct themselves in an exemplary manner that shall be a model for other students.
2. All students will strictly adhere to the rules and regulations of the Institute. Students who deliberately break these
rules will be expelled from the Institute.
3. The Institute will function between 9 a.m. to 5p.m. on all working days. The students should be present during
these hours and sincerely apply themselves to studies.
4. The students shall attend the classes regularly and punctually. A minimum attendance of 80% in each subject is
required as a condition of eligibility for appearing for University Examination.
5. All students shall attend the Institute in a dress code befitting medical students.
6. The students shall always bring with them the prescribed books and instruments for the classes. They shall handle
laboratory equipment carefully. If students do not follow or fail to understand anything in the class,
they should feel free to approach the concerned teacher immediately after the class or at any convenient time in the
department for clarification. Teachers would be happy to clear their doubts and guide them.
7. The students while working in the Hospital and in the community should be polite to their patients and conduct
themselves in a manner which will uphold the reputation of the Institute and the medical profession.
8. As per the University regulations, periodic interval evaluation tests will be conducted. The marks allotted to these
examinations are 20% of the total marks of the final University Examination. Hence, the students
shall attend these examinations and should obtain 50% of the marks to be eligible to appear for the University
examination.
9. The students shall not participate in strikes or resort to any violent form of demonstration, which will be detrimental
to the cause of medical education.
10. The students shall always carry with them the identity card issued by the institute. Admission to Library,
Sports/Gym, Institute functions, etc, will be done only on production of the Identity Card.
11. The students who stay in the hostel shall strictly follow the rules and regulations of the hostels, failing which they will
expelled from the hostel.
12. The senior students should on no account harass new entrants to the Institute in the name of ragging. There is a
statutory provision to expel a student from the Institute and to institute criminal proceedings against such
students for the offence of ragging. Ragging is a criminal offence and the institution views it seriously. An anti-ragging
committee is constituted and is monitoring the situation regularly. For any complaints the aggrieved
students/ Parents may contact the members.
13. The progress of the students is periodically intimated to the parents. If there is any change of address of the parent,
the same should be communicated to the Principal. In addition, it is desirable that the parents should contact
the principal at least once in 6 months to know the progress of their ward. The parents are requested to co-operate
with the principal to maintain discipline.
14. In case of any problem, students are advised to contact the Principal/Academic Registrar/ Student Welfare Officer/
Wardens of KIMS men's/ladies hostels as deemed necessary.
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PROSPECTUS 2012-13
Code of Conduct
PROSPECTUS 2012-13
Punishment for Ragging
Even the smallest incidence of ragging will be seriously dealt with in our college.
Depending on the nature and gravity of the offence as established by the Anti Ragging Committee of the college, those
found guilty of ragging shall be liable for any one or more of the following punishment.
The decision of the Anti Ragging Committee shall be final and binding.
a. Cancellation of admission.
b. Suspension from attending classes.
c. Debarring from appearing in any test/examination or other evaluation process.
d. Suspension/expulsion from the hostel.
e. Expulsion from the college and consequent debarring from admission to any other institution.
f. Fine of upto Rs.1,00,000/g. In the case of offences of very serious/grievous nature, referring the case to the Police, in addition to any other
punishment.
h. Collective punishment where the offence is committed collectively by a group or by a class making it difficult or not
possible to identify specific persons.
Important Phone Numbers
KIMS College
Phone: +91-80-26712791/92
Fax:
+91-80-26712798
E-mail: [email protected]
[email protected]
Website: www.kimsbangalore.edu.in
KIMS Hospital Dean & Principal Office
Phone: +91-80-26602860
Fax:
+91-80-26613225
KIMS Hospital
Phone: +91-80-26624870
Medical Director / Medical Superintendent /AMO
Phone: +91-80-26620034/34/35
Fax:
+91-80-26609477
KIMS Hostels
Men's Hostel: +91-80-26919704
(Warden: Dr.K.L. Ravikumar, 9880229905)
Ladies Hostel: +91-80-26713655
(Warden: Dr.Veena Umesh B., 9880883898)
Dean & Principal: +91-80-22733288
Academic Registrar: 9341231404/+91-80-65369479
Student Welfare Officer : 9844521274/+91-80-65369478
Anti Ragging Help Line No. : 1800 - 4259080
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Dissection Hall
Physiology Lab
Biochemistry Lab
Examination Hall
Lecture Hall
New College Canteen
51
Pathology Lab
Pharmacology Lab
Forensic Medicine Museum
Microbiology Lab
Community Medicine Museum
Medical Education Unit
52
KIMS Co operative Society
College Auditorium
Gymnasium
Dining Hall - Mens Hostel
Hospital Digital Library
Hospital Auditorium
53
ENT OPD
Ophthalmology OPD
Dermatology OPD
OBG OPD
CT Scan
Biochemistry Lab
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Major OT
ICU
Dialysis Unit
NICU
OT - Anaesthesia Unit
Paediatric OPD
55
KIMS Heart Centre
Hospital Pharmacy
Hospital Waiting Lounge
College Day
1st MBBS Inauguration
Graduation Day
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KIMS Hospital Side View
KIMS Hospital New Block
Hospital and Research Centre
Krishna Rajendra Road, Visveswarapuram, Bangalore-560 004.

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