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Dr. Yashbir
Dewan
Deputy
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Dr. Yashbir
Dewan |
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Gender :
Male |
Date of Birth :
18th November 1960 |
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Nationality:
INDIAN |
Place of Birth :
Karnal, Haryana, India. |
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Address for
Correspondence : |
Department of
Neurosurgery
Christian Medical College & Hospital
Brown Road, Ludhiana – 141 008, India
Phone: (O) +91 161 2223537
(R) +91 161 2222300
Mobile: +91 9814021111
Fax: +91 161 2600270 |
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Email : |
y_dewan@cmcludhiana.in |
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Passport Details :
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Indian Passport
No E6554337 issued at Chandigarh on 16-12-2003 and valid up to
15-12-2013 |
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English Language
Proficiency : |
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All
education [Primary, High School, College & postgraduate
training] has been in the English language. |
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IELTS Band
Score 7.5 (Listening 7; Reading 7.5; Writing 7; Speaking 8;)
conducted by The British Council on 25 March 2006 Center No
IN120; Candidate No 014228 |
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QUALIFICATIONS AND
MEDICAL REGISTRATION |
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MBBS (1985) |
Mahatma Gandhi
Institute of Medical Sciences, Sewagram Wardha, |
Nagpur University, Nagpur, India |
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MS General
Surgery (1988) |
Mahatma Gandhi
Institute of Medical Sciences, Sewagram Wardha |
Nagpur University, Nagpur, India |
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MCh
Neurosurgery (1992) |
L.T.M.M.
Medical College & L.T.M.G. Hospital, Sion Mumbai |
Bombay University, Mumbai India. |
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Medical
Registration |
Registration No. 33708
dated 13-10-2004 Punjab Medical Council
Additional Qualifications
(MS and MCh) registered vide certificate no 33708
dated
13-10-2004 |
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Professor & Head
Department of Neurosurgery, &
In charge Accident & Emergency/ Trauma Centre Christian Medical
College, Ludhiana, India.
[CMC&H is a 114 yr old, 850 bedded,
premier medical college and multispeciality teaching hospital
in Punjab, providing tertiary care to the population of
Punjab and adjoining states of North India.] |
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High School |
Punjab Public
School, Nabha. (Punjab). English Medium, affiliated to India
Council of Secondary Education (ICSE), New Delhi |
MEDICAL TRAINING
1980 – 1985 |
BASIC MEDICAL EDUCATION
LEADING TO MBBS DEGREE:
Subjects studied included :
Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry,
Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology,
Forensic Science, Internal Medicine, Surgery,
Ophthalmology Otorhinolaryngology.
Social and Preventive Medicine
Obstetrics and Gynecology,
Completed 1 year of compulsory Rotating
Housemanship following which
licence to practice medicine in India given by The
Medical Council of India |
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GENERAL SURGICAL
TRAINING 1987 – 1988 |
DEPARTMENT OF
GENERAL SURGERY,
Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Sewagram
Wardha |
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Underwent
training in general surgical
operations, management of shock, fluid and
electrolyte disorders surgical infections, surgical
pathology and oncology, management of acutely injured
patient.leading to M.S. Degree
(Master of Surgery) Board certification in General Surgery,
Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Sewagram
Wardha, Nagpur University, India. |
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Completed
my DOCTORAL DISSERTATION
Clinical Study of Fistula-in-Ano and Role of Fistulography
in Diagnosis. (Preceptor: Prof. R. Narang). |
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NEUROSURGERY
TRAINING 1990 -1992 |
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DEPARTMENT OF NEUROSURGERY
L.T.M.M. Medical College & L.T.M.G.
Hospital, Sion Bombay SUPERSPECIALISATION TRAINING IN
NEUROSURGERY. (1990-92)
M.Ch. Degree (Master of Chirurgiae) Board
certification in Neurosurgery, Bombay University,
India.L.T.M.M. Medical College & L.T.M.G. Hospital, Sion
Bombay, Bombay University, India. Completed my DOCTORAL
DISSERTATION on The Fate of
Bone Graft in Anterior Cervical Spinal Fusion Surgery.
(Preceptor: Prof. P.S. Ramani). |
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NEUROSURGICAL
EXPERIENCE |
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June ’03 - Present |
Professor & Head in
Neurosurgery, Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, India |
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March ’99-June ’03 |
Reader & Head in
Neurosurgery, Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, India. |
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March ’98-March
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Lecturer in Neurosurgery,
Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, India |
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Jan. ’94 – March
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Lecturer in Neurosurgery Pt
BD Sharma Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Rohtak.
India. |
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June ’93 – Dec.
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Senior Resident in
Neurosurgery Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, New Delhi, India. |
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April ’90 – Jan.
’93 |
Senior Resident in Neurosurgery
L.T.M.M. Medical College & L.T.M.G. Hospital, Sion Bombay,
Bombay University. |
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Jan. ’90 – April
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Senior Resident in
Neurosurgery, Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical
Science, Lucknow, India |
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Feb. ’89 – Jan.
’90 |
Senior Resident in
Neurosurgery, Safdarjang Hospital, New Delhi |
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NEUROSURGERY AT
CHRISTIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE, LUDHIANA |
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Christian
Medical College is a multidisciplinary, 750 bedded Health Care &
Trauma Center .Neurosurgery was started in Christian Medical
College (CMC) and Hospital Ludhiana in 1960.This was the first
neurosurgical centre in this region. At present there are four
neurosurgeons working in the department. The Christian Medical
college & Hospital, Ludhiana, Neurosurgery Department provides a
comprehensive in-patient and out-patient neurosurgical service,
treating the full range of intracranial and spinal disorders.
The unit treats around 1200 in-patients annually with around 50%
being elective and 50% emergency. Trauma accounts for
approximately 50% of the caseload. Institute has got the state
of the art Emergency & Trauma centre, centrally air conditioned
facility includes a code room for the critically ill and
unstable patients with all facilities for stabilization. The
main area of the centre is the resuscitation room where majority
of patients are received and treated. The room has twelve beds
with the state of the art monitors and equipment required for
resuscitation and stabilization. There is a separate room for
burn patients which is adequately equipped for monitoring and
resuscitation. Burn patients are directly received there and
treated. A separate room for emergency paediatric patients, a
suturing room for a plastic surgery patients and a plaster room
for orthopaedic patients with round the clock back up of
Radiology and Laboratory services. Emergency department caters
to about 16000 patients annually. We have well established
outpatient service, seeing 3000 outpatients per year. The
Neurosurgery Department has developed sub-specialty interests in
cerebrovascular surgery, spine surgery, skull base surgery,
pituitary surgery and Neurotrauma. We are committed to providing
excellence in neurosurgical care through quality management,
education and training of health care professionals. |
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Traumatic Brain Injury
Every type of traumatic brain injury is managed. Minor
Severe head injury Open head injury Closed Head injury Skull
fractures Growing skull fractures CSF fistula and
pneumocephalous Traumatic intracranial hematoma Scalp injuries
Cranial defects and cranioplasty. We have a well equipped
neurosurgery ICU with monitors, ventilators and facility for ICP
monitoring, well trained staff and physiotherapists. All type of
surgical operations from trephine craniotomies, open
craniotomies, cranioplasties, and repair of CSF fistula is
carried out.
Brain Tumors
Tumor surgery is done using operating microscope and
microneuro surgical instrumentation, sugita head frame. All
types of tumor supra-tentorial, infratentorial are treated in
CMCH, for example: Glioma Surgery All types of Meningiomas
Tumors of pineal gland Cerebello pontine angle tumor like
vestibular schwanomma, meningioma and epidermoid etc. Posterior
fossa tumor like medulloblastoma haemangioblastoma, ependymoma,
astrocytoma etc. Sellar and parasellar tumors like pituitary
adenoma, micro adenoma, craniopharyngiomas, and optic gliomas.
All types of lateral and 3rd ventricular tumors. Tumors of the
orbit like optic nerve gliomas meningiomas etc.Skull base
surgery Tumors in the region of skull base and CV junction are
also managed in the department.
The state of art diagnostic facilities, i.e. conventional
radiology, spiral CT scan, 1.5 Tesla MRI with MR spectroscopy,
DSA facilities help in diagnosing brain tumors
Congenital Disorders
The following congenital disorders are treated in the department
Congenital hydrocephalus – ventriculo-peritoneal shunt,
ventriculo-atrial shunt and all types of shunt complications
Spinal dysraphism Tethered cord syndrome Spinal cord lipomas and
lipomeningomyeloeceles Diastemotamyelia Encephalocoeles CV
junction anomalies like ADD, Basilar invagination etc Chiari
malformation/ syringomyelia/ hydromyelia Craniosynostosis
Intracranial arachnoid cysts.
Vascular Surgery
Treatment is provided for vascular disorders like: Aneurysm
Surgery AVM Surgery Decompressive surgeries for brain infarcts (ischaemic
cerebro-vascular disease) Surgeries for spontaneous
intracerebral haematomas Surgeries for intra-ventricular bleeds
Cavernomas etc.
Paediatric Conditions
The department manages all types of Paediatric head
trauma Paediatric spine trauma Spinal dysraphism Hydrocephalus
Subdural haematomas and effusions Development midline
intracranial cysts. Encephalocoeles Tethered cord syndrome
Diastematomyelia Congenital dermal sinus Spinal cord lipomas,
lipomeningomyeloeceles, menigocoele, myelomeningocoeles
Spinal Disorders
All types of spine trauma of CV junction, cervical, thoracic,
lumbosacral are managed in the department. Both anterior and
posterior spinal instrumentation is carried out e.g. expandable
cages, anterior cervical bone grafting and plating, pedicle
screw plating and fixation, postero-lateral lumbar spinal fusion
etc. All types of spine tumors primary, metastasis are treated
with surgery. All type of intravertebral disc disease, spinal
stenosis, degenerative spondylolisthesis cervical disc disease,
OPLL, cervical spondylotic myelopathy – anterior cervical
disectomy, anterior cervical corpectomy, bone grafting and
fusion using plates and screws expandable cages are done.
Thoracic - Laminectomy, lateral costotransversectomy
transthoracic approach. Lumbar disc disease: Micro lumbar
disectomy. Laminectomy, Laminotomy, Spinal fusion and
instrumentation. Pain: Management of trigeminal neuralgias –
Microvascular decompression Peripheral painful neuromas of extra
went neuropathies – Peripheral neurectomy. Thoracic outlet
syndromes. Neoplasm of peripheral nerves like neurofibromatosis,
schwanomma, malignant nerve sheath tumors.
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Transphenoidal Surgery: The department is doing transnasal
transphenoidal/sublabial rhinoseptal transphenoidal surgery for
pituitary adenoma, micro adenoma empty sella syndrome etc. It
has C-arm facility, full set of pituitary micro instruments.
Microlumbar Disectomy: For extruded disc presently with sciatica
using 3 cm incision and absorbable sutures with minimal bone
removal. Transoral Surgery: Odontoidectomy for AAD with anterior
compression. |
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Singh Y, Dewan
Y. A phase III, double-blind, placebo-controlled study to
determine the efficacy and safety of a low (50-100 mg/day) and
high (150-200 mg/day ) dose range of safinamide, as add-on
therapy, in patients with idiopathic Parkinson’s disease with
motor fluctuations, treated with a stable dose of levodopa.
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Singh Y, Dewan
Y. A phase III, double-blind, placebo-controlled, 12 month
extension study to investigate the long-term efficacy and safety
of a low (50-100 mg/day) and high (150-200 mg/day) dose range of
safinamide, as add-on therapy, in patients with idiopathic
Parkinson’s disease with motor fluctuations, treated with a
stable dose of levodopa. |
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Singh Y, Dewan
Y, Paul R, Bala S. A 14-Week, Randomized, double-blind,
placebo-controlled trial of pregabalin twice daily in patients
with fibromyalgia |
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Singh Y, Dewan Y,
Paul R, Bala S A 12-Week, open label, safety trial of pregabalin
in patients with fibromyalgia. |
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Dewan Y.
Participating in CRASH2 Trial CLINICAL TRIAL ON CLINICAL
RANDOMISATION OF AN ANTIFIBRIONOLYTIC IN SIGNIFICANT HAEMORRHAGE.
Principal Investigator Ludhiana. |
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Dewan Y.
Conducting “A prospective randomized study comparing the
efficacy of periprocedural versus extended use of antibiotics,
in patients requiring external ventricular drains”. Principal
Investigator. |
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Dewan Y. “A Randomized Study Comparing the outcome of Medium
sized Traumatic Haemorrhagic Contusions (< 30 mm on CT Head)
Managed by Various Methods”. Principal Investigator.
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Dewan Y, Paul R. Co. Diagnosis, treatment and clinical outcome
of patients presenting with “Spinal manifestations of multiple
myeloma”. Principal Investigator. |
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Toppo JN, Dewan Y. Role of MR SPECTROSCOPY in the diagnosis of
intracranial mass lesions. Principal Investigator. |
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Dewan Y. Factors Predicting outcome in patients with severe head
injury Principal Investigator. |
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Paul R, Dewan Y. Functional Outcome of Corpectomy in Cervical
Spondylotic Myelopathy Co-Investigator. |
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Fitzgerald M, Dewan Y, O’Reilly G, Mathew J, McKenna C. “ India
and the management of road crashes: Towards a national trauma
system. Indian J surg 2006; 68: |
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Protocol 05PRT/1: The Crash-2 (Clinical Randomization of an
Anti-fibrinolytic in Significant Haemorrhage ) trial. Lancet |
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Author’s reply: CRASH Trial Manageent Group, on behalf of the
Crash Trial Collaborators. Effect of intravenous corticosteroids
on death within 14 days in 10008 adults with clinically
significant head injury (MRC CRASH trial): randomised
placebo-controlled trial. Lancet 2005; 365: 213-14. |
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Crash Trial Collaborators. Effect of intravenous corticosteroids
on death within 14 days in 10008 adults with clinically
significant head injury (MRC CRASH trial): randomised
placebo-controlled trial. Lancet 2004; 364: 1321-28. |
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Jacob S, Dewan Y, Joseph S. “Presacral carcinoid tumour arising
in a tailgut cyst-a case report. Indian J Pathol Microbiol. 2004
Jan; 47(1):32-2. |
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Dewan Y, Singh Y. “Brain Through Eye – The Pupils” Current
Medical Journal North Zone. 2003 June; Vol. IX, No.3: 31-38.
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Dewan Y, Singh Y. “The Neurological Manifestations of Thyroid
Disorders: Current Medical Journal North Zone. 2003 September;
Vol. IX, No.6: 55-62. |
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Sharma P, Dahiya RS, Dass B, Dewan Y, Arora AL. “How important
is history of unconsciousness in head injury patients?”. J
Indian Med Assoc. 2001 Feb; 99(2):81-3. |
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Dewan Y. Contributed a chapter to Neurosurgery Textbook entitled
“Recent Trends in Management of Neurotrauma” Editor P.S. Ramani,
Alok Sharma 1994 Ed |
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Narang R, Pathania OP, Jajoo SN, Dewan Y. “Advanced pediatric
genitourinary soft tissue sarcoma”. Indian Pediatr. 1989 Sep;
(9):944-7. |
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Tripathy P, Grewal S, Dewan Y. Presented paper titled “Isolated
Unilateral Temporal Contusion Managed Conservatively by I.C.P.
monitoring” at the 14th Annual National Neurotrauma Conference,
Kolkatta. 2005 August. |
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Tripathy P, Grewal S, Dewan Y. Presented a Free Paper titled,
”Use Of Fibrin Glue In Repair Of Traumatic CSF Fistula” In 13th
National Neurotrauma Conference, Ludhiana. 2004 August. |
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Tripathy P, Grewal S, Dewan Y. Presented a Poster titled:
“Endonasal endoscopic assisted microscopic transphenoidal
excision of para nasal sinus adenoid cystic carcinoma with
intracranial extension” in 5th Annual Conference of Skull Base
Society of India. Bangalore. 2003 September. |
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Grewal S, Tripathy P, Dewan Y. POSTER PRESENTATION titled,
“Tethered cord syndrome – An unusual case presentation in old
age.” at the 52nd ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF NEUROLOGICAL SOCIETY OF
INDIA held at PGIMER Chandigarh. 2003 December; 12-15. |
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Tripathy P, Grewal. S, Dewan Y. Presented a Free Paper titled,
“An Outcome of Anterior Median Corpectomy in Cervical
Spondylotic Myelopathy” at 52nd Annual Conference, N.S.I, P.G.I,
Chandigarh. 2003 December. |
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Tripathy P, Grewal S, Dewan Y. Presented Scientific paper
titled,” A prospective randommised study comparing the efficacy
of periprocedural versus extended use of antibiotics, in
patients requiring external ventricular drains.” at the 52nd
ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF NEUROLOGICAL SOCIETY OF INDIA held at
PGIMER Chandigarh. 2003 December; 12-15. |
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Dewan Y. CME on “Disaster Management in Aviation Accidents”,
9AirForce Hospital, Halwara: Craniospinal Trauma Management.
2001 September. |
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Tripathy P, Grewal S, Dewan Y. Presented Scientific paper
titled,” Outcome of Anterior Cervical Discectomy with and
without bone graft fusion in Spondolytic and non-spondolytic
patients.” at SPINE 2001 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SPINE SURGERY
held at Kodaikkanal, Tamil Nadu. 2001 July; 20-22. |
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Dewan Y. “Orbital Blow-out Fracture Role of M.R.I. in diagnosis
and surgical management”. 6th National Neurotrauma Conference,
Varanasi: Awarded First Prize for Presentation. 1997 August.
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Dewan Y. “Surgery Around Craniovertebral Junction”. Orthopaedics
Society of India, Northern Chapter, Rohtak. 1996 March.
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Dewan Y. “Treatment of Tension Pneumocephalus with Sixty percent
oxygen”. 42nd Annual Conference of Neurological Society of
India, Madras. Paper selected for N.S.I. Award Competition. 1993
December. |
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Dewan Y. “Surgery at the Craniovertebral Junction”. Western
India Regional Orthopaedics Conference, Bombay. 1992 December.
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Dewan Y. “Microlumbar Dissectomy, Review of 50 cases”. Paper
selected for E. Merck Gold Medal Competition.40th Annual
Conference of Neurological Society of India, Manipal. 1991 Dec.
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Dewan Y. “Ethylene Oxide Gas Sterilized Cadaver Bone Grafts for
Spinal Fusion”. 5th International Conference on Lumbar Fusion
and Stabilization (5th ICLFS), Osaka, Japan: A Bone Bank. 1991
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Dewan Y. “Reconstruction of Lumbar Spine using PLIF, pedicle
screws and plates”. 5th International Conference on Lumbar
Fusion and Stabilization (5th ICLFS), Osaka, Japan: A report on
48 cases. 1991 Nov. |
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Registration or
Membership in professional
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Neurological
Society of India. |
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Neurotrauma
Society of India. |
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Skull Base
Society of India. |
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Indian Medical
Association |
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Asian Congress
of Neurosurgery, Japan. |
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Congress of
Neurosurgery, USA. |
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Awarded Hargobind Khurana Medical
Fellowship for Training in Skull Base Surgery at
Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix, AZ, USA. 2000 – 2001 |
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Awarded First Prize for
Poster Presentation at 6th National Neurotrauma conference,
Varanasi. 1997 |
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Merit Scholarship of Bombay
University. 1990 – 1991 |
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Merit Scholarship of Bombay
University. 1991 – 1992 |
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World Politics Essay Gold Medal, Nagpur
University: “Non alignment movement and the new
economic world order”. 1983 – 1984 |
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Research Studentship Award,
Indian Council of Medical Research: Immunodiagnostic and other
studies in Bancoftian Filariasis. 1982 |
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National Award of Scholarship and
Certificate of Merit, (NCERT) National Council of
Educational Research and Training, National Talents Search Unit,
New Delhi, India.1978 |
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Oct. 2005 |
Conference Secretary
39th Annual National Academic Conference of I.M.A 21th-23nd
October 2005, ACADIMA-2005, Ludhiana, India. |
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Aug. ‘2004 |
Organizing Secretary
13th Annual National Neurotrauma Conference 20th-22nd
August 2004,
Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, India. |
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Oct. ‘1999 |
Organizing Secretary
XVII Dr. L.H. Lobo Memorial Annual Oration, 23rd October,
1999,
Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, India. |
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March ‘1999 |
“Neurosurgery Week”
22nd – 27th March, 1999,
Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, |
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HOBBIES |
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Cooking |
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Photography |
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AREA OF INTEREST |
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Neurotrama |
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Spine Surgery-
CV Junction |
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Skull base |
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RESEARCH INTEREST |
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Neuroprotection |
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Spinal
remyelinative therapies- Olfactory Ensheathing Glial Cells |
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