Clinical Medicine, Ethics & Jurisprudence

History Of the Department

Following the World War II soon post-war reconstruction programmes progressing in full swing there were acute shortage of trained veterinarians and as such large scale recruitments from Madras and Bengal were ensue done. Even then the gap between demand and supply could not be bridged. After reorganization of states, Vidarbha became part of bilingual Bombay state and once again acute shortage of veterinarian were experienced. This coupled with aspirations for regional development, gave an impetus for establishment of Veterinary College at Nagpur. Thus in 1956-57, the Government of Bombay took the decision to establish a Veterinary College at Nagpur.

Department of Medicine is one of the three clinical department viz. Medicine, Surgery and Animal reproduction. The courses in Medicine are offered since III year onwards. The Department was established with following aims:

Faculty informations

Name: Dr. Vinod M. Dhoot I/c Head
Educational Qualifications : MVSc, Ph D.
Post : Assistant Professor and Incharge Head
e-mail ID: drdhoot@rediffmail.com
Date of Appointment : 03/06/1998

Publications
Research Publications : 83
Technical Publications : 13
Extension Publications : 12


Dr. Gautam Ramkrishna Bhojne,
Assistant Professor

Qualification:
B.V.Sc. and A.H 1995
M.V.Sc. (Medicine) 1997
Ph.D (Medicine) 2016

Achievements and Awards

  • Research publication : 85
  • Books Authored : 02
  • Post Graduate Students guided : 07
  • National Symposium Attended : 30
  • Professional trainings attended : 04
  • Books in Marathi : 03
  • Chapters contributed in : 03 books
  • Leaflets in Marathi : 20
  • Awards : 12
  • Young Scientist Award 2017 for best presentation in Canine Medicine ISACP at Pantnagar.
  • Gold Medal Award of Indian Immunologicals-2020 at ISACP Conference, Jabalpur.
  • Award and felicitation for outstanding contribution in the field of Nature and wildlife : 2007, 2011, 2012.
  • Certificate of Appreciation for successful rescue and release of wild animals in the forest.
  • Organized workshop cum training on Man- Wild animal conflict at Semadoh, Dist. Amravati.
  • Co-PI in 11 Research projects.
  • Principal Investigator: 2 Research projects of NIF.


Dr. C. G. Panchbhai (Assistant Professor)
Dept. Veterinary Preventive Medicine & Epidemiology
Nagpur Veterinary College, Nagpur

Qualification : B.V.Sc. & A.H. – 2000
M.V.Sc. (Medicine) – 2002
Ph.D – 2017

  • MajorAdvisor for PG -02
  • Minor Advisor for PG-06
  • Seminar attended-10
  • Conference attended-07
  • Workshop attended- 02
  • Trainings Completed:- 05
  • Research papers published : 14
  • Abstract published:20
  • Popular articles published:02
  • Radio Talk : 05
  • TV Interview: 03
  • Worked as an Information Officer
  • Membership- Life member of Indian Society for Veterinary Medicine

Achievements of the Department

Achievements of Department Veterinary Clinical Medicine Ethics & Jurisprudence

  1. Established metabolic profile tests for optimum milk yield.
  2. Low priced and effective remedial measures for mastitis.
  3. Evolved package of practices for optimizing rural livestock production in one region.
  4. Association of hemoglobin with milk yield in cows.
  5. Canine electrocardiography.
  6. Fine needle aspiration technology for the diagnosis of prostatic diseases in dogs
  7. Laboratory diagnosis of wild life diseases.
  8. Restriction of disease interaction between domesticated and wild life animals.
  9. Relationship between micronutrients soil, plant animals.
  10. Established Rumenology Laboratory.
  11. Developed oral rehydration therapy in large animal.
  12. Formulated targeted Polyherbal anthelmintic against Haemonchosis in small ruminants.
  13. Rescued and rehabilitated wild big cats.
  14. Started haemodialysis of renal failure patients.

Vision / Mission of the Department

Education

The department of Medicine was initially imparting mere undergraduate teaching. Thereafter, the need was felt for post-graduate teaching programme so as to prepare today’s practitioners for the demands of the society. With this the regular post graduate teaching programme, M.V.Sc. was introduced in the year 1972 at Akola and Nagpur from 1972 so far 43 candidates obtained their P.G. degree from Nagpur and 16 candidates from Akola respectively .Educational programmes developed are shared as widely with the profession. It has been accepted that organized Veterinary medicine plays a significant role in each of our professional links and with this conviction university embarked upon Doctoral Programme Ph.D., by course work at university Head Quarter i.e. at Akola , in the year 1984.Facilities for registration under traditional pattern of securing Ph.D. degree by research existed till this time and in all 3 candidates have been awarded the Doctoral degree and 3 candidates obtained their Doctoral degree by course work and one in-service candidate is undergoing the programme.

 

Hospital

The need of the Veterinary College Hospital in the central location of the city was long felt. To produce today’s Vet. Practitioners competent for catering need of the society, College Hospital was established in the year 1986 with the central assistance funding from ICAR. Thus a facility for hospital training is made available to the undergraduate and post-graduate students of Medicine and Surgery disciplines. Hospital is making all round progress and to extend modern diagnostic facilities to public in general and to train field practitioners in particular, an “Advanced Diagnostic Unit” and “Clinical Pathology Laboratory” was established during the year 1997.

Ambulatory Clinic

The delivery of Animal Health service at the door step of farmers has been revolutionized by initiating; “Ambulatory Clinic” activity since 1996, village “Rui” has been adopted for all round development of Animal Husbandry activity. Transfer of technology from the Veterinary faculty directly to the livestock farmers in the area is executed through Ambulatory Clinic and response is evidenced by adoption of technologies by farmers and improvement in livestock production.

Course offered / Conducted by the department

Course offered/Conducted by the department

As per MSVE 2008 and MSVE 2016

Courses offered for Undergraduate (VCI 2008)
1 VMD  411 Veterinary Clinical Medicine –I (General &Systemic) 2+1=3
2 VMD  412 Veterinary Preventive Medicine-I (Bacterial,Fungal &Rickettsial) 2+0=2
3 VMD  421 Veterinary Clinical Medicine-II (Metabolic & Deficiency) 2+0=2
4 VMD 422 Veterinary Preventive Medicine-II (Viral & Parasitic) 2+0=2
5 VCP  411 Veterinary Clinical Practice 0+5=5
6 VCP  421 Veterinary Clinical Practice 0+5=5
7 VMD 511 Animal Welfare ,Ethics & Jurisprudence 2+0=2
8 VMD 512 Zoo/Wild Animal Breeding Nutrition Management & Health Care 1+1=2
9 VMD  513 Pet Animal Breeding Nutrition Management & Health Care 1+1=2
10 VCP  511 Veterinary Clinical Practice 0+5=5
Courses offered for Undergraduate (VCI 2016)  
11 VMD Paper-I Veterinary Medicine 4+1
12 VMD Paper-II Veterinary Medicine 4+1
       
Courses offered for Post graduate
Sr NO Course No Course Title Credit
1 VCM 601  RUMINANT CLINICAL MEDICINE -I 2+0
2 VCM 602  RUMINANT CLINICAL MEDICINE -II 2+0
3 VCM 603  EQUINE CLINICAL MEDICINE 2+0
4 VCM 604  CANINE AND FELINE CLINICAL MEDICINE 2+0
5 VCM 605  SWINE CLINICAL MEDICINE 1+0
6 VCM 606  AVIAN MEDICINE 1+0
7 VCM 607

 ZOO, WILD & LABORATORY ANIMAL MEDICINE

2+0
8 VCM 608 CLINICAL DISEASES OF ANIMAL SPECIES*OF REGIONAL IMPORTANCE 1+0
9 VCM 609 PRODUCTION DISEASES 2+0  
10 VCM 610 DISEASES OF ANIMALS CAUSED BY TOXICANTS 1+0
11 VCM 611 VETERINARY FORENSIC MEDICINE 1+1
12 VCM 612 CLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES 0+2
13 VCM 613 VETERINARY EMERGENCY MEDICINE 0+2
14 VCM 614 CLINICAL PRACTICE I 0+3
15 VCM 615 CLINICAL PRACTICE II 0+3
16 VCM 691 MASTER’S SEMINAR 1+0
17 VCM 699 MASTER’S RESEARCH 20
  Courses offered for Doctoral Research (Ph.D)
18 VCM 701 ADVANCES IN GASTROENTROLOGY 2+0
19 VCM 702 ADVANCES IN CARDIOPULMONARY MEDICINE 2+0
20 VCM 703 ADVANCES IN NEUROLOGICAL AND UROLOGICAL DISORDERS 2+0  
21 VCM 704 ADVANCES IN ENDOCRINE AND DERMATOLOGICAL DISORDERS 2+0
22 VCM 705 ADVANCES IN PRODUCTION DISEASES 2+0
23 VCM 706 ADVANCES IN PAEDIATRICS AND GERIATRICS 1+0
24 VCM 707 ADVANCES IN VETERINARY DIAGNOSTICS 1+2
25 VCM 708 ADVANCES IN VETERINARY THERAPEUTICS 1+2
26 VCM 709 ADVANCED CLINICAL PRACTICE I 0+2
27 VCM 710 ADVANCED CLINICAL PRACTICE II 0+2
28 VCM 711 ADVANCED CLINICAL PRACTICE III 0+2
29 VCM 790 SPECIAL PROBLEM 0+2
30 VCM 791 DOCTORAL SEMINAR I 1+0
31 VCM 792 DOCTORAL SEMINAR II 1+0
32 VCM 799 DOCTORAL RESEARCH 45

Departmental Research Activity

Research Schemes Operated

By

Department of Veterinary Clinical Medicine, Ethics and Jurisprudence

Sr. No.

Name of the  project

Total cost of the project

Date of start

Date of completion

Funding Agency

Completed Research Schemes

1.

Establishment of Disease Surveillance and Diagnostic Centre for Wildlife in Central India

13,30,097/-

06/01/2000

05/01/2003

ICAR, New Delhi

2.

Oral Feeding of Takla Flower Juice for Control of Parasitic Diarrhoea

61,598/-

01/12/2002

31/03/2003

NATP –MM

3.

Revolving Fund Scheme - Referal Clinic and Advanced Diagnostic Centre

37,75,000/-

29/09/2002

31/05/2012

ICAR, New Delhi

4.

Control of Diarrhoea in Goats

68,000/-

31/03/2004

30/09/2004

NATP – MM

5.

Evaluation of Anthelminthic Properties

1,46,050/-

29/04/2011

25/04/2012

NIF, Ahmadabad

6.

Evaluation of Bloat Formulation

5,72,700/-

06/03/2012

05/03/2013

NIF, Ahmadabad

7.

Efficacy of  Herbal Galactogogue  on Milk Production in Cows & Buffaloes

1,75,000/-

01/10/2012

31/03/2013

Chemicals India Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi

8.

Critical Care Unit

90,00,000 /-

01/04/2012

31/03/2014

ICAR, New Delhi

9.

Evaluation of Unique Medication Against Bloat in Goat

51,600 /-

01/04/2013

31/06/2013

NIF, Ahmadabad

10.

Evaluation of Bloat Formulation

7,61,280/-

13/04/2013

31/03/2015

NIF, Ahmadabad

11.

Evaluation Of Galactogouge Property

1,50,000 /-

18/03/2013

31/03/2015

NIF, Ahmadabad

12.

Creation of Veterinary Ambulance Facility for Large Animals

1,02,00,000/-

31/03/2014

31/03/2016

Government of Maharashtra

13.

Establishment of Wildlife Research & Training Centre

18,72,74,000/-

31/03/2014

31/03/2016

F. D. C. M. Ltd.

14.

Evaluation of Bloat Formulation 

2,64,1000/-

24/10/2018

22/01/2021

NIF, Ahmadabad

Ongoing Research Scheme

1.

Clinical Evaluation of Indigenous medications against Mastitis and Tick Infestation among farm animals

8,47,000/-

02/05/2019

Till date

NIF, Ahmadabad

Departmental Extension Activity

EXTENSION ACTIVITIES OF CLINICAL VETERINARY MEDICINE, ETHICS & JURISPRUDENCE

  1. Participation in Animal Health Camps, Vaccination camp, Farmers Rally, Farmers meet etc.
  2. Organization of training programme for Livestock owners.
  3. Entrepreneur training programme on Poultry production, goat production etc.
  4. Published various popular articles in news paper, magazine, etc.
  5. Radio talk & T.V Talk for farmers.
  6. Webinars for field vet, practioner etc.
  7. Published leaflet, pamphlet etc

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