Obituary- Dr. Rajani Mohapatra

Dr. Rajani Mohapatra, a distinguished memeber of IGH family left for her heavenly abode on 14th June 2006 at Mumbai leaving behind her family, relations, friends and colleagues in unsurmountable grief and sorrow. Born on 2nd June 1967, this valiant young physician, a loving and caring mother of twins- a son and a daughter reading now in class-IV, has been fighting hard with life and death for the last four years.After completing her post graduation in Internal Medicine she joined IGH fraternity on 20th October 1998 and has endeared herself to colleagues and patients during her stay with us.
We pray God to rest her soul in peace and provide enough courage to the bereaved family memebers to overcome the sad and untimely loss.
Photograph Courtesey- Dr. SKS

dr ranji mohapatra was a bold lady, she was not afraid of any thing in life, ever smiling.A nice little lady doctor who was liked by her patients as well as her seniors.She was fond of eating and towards her last part of her life she became a philosopher.She has left behind two beautiful twins for her family. let her soul rest in peace.

sanjoy satpathy

We have been very sorry to know the sad demise of our collegue.
This is the 3 rd time I had been an witness to such a sad news
My all feeling for the family

Radhanath Satpathy

I'm yet to see a person with such indomitable courage who accepted God's design with a smiling face.
K B Das

DNB Programme in IGH

STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA LIMITED
( A Govt. of India Enterprise)
ROURKELA STEEL PLANT
Rourkela-769011, Orissa, India
DNB Training for Doctors at IGH
Ispat General Hospital, Rourkela, a 685 bedded multidisciplinary hospital of Rourkela
Steel Plant, SAIL is recognized by the National Board of Examinations, New Delhi to
offer DNB training, equivalent to MD, MS, in Anesthesia, Pediatrics, General
Surgery Obstetrics and Gynecology and Family Medicine.
It has also applied for accreditation in additional specialties in General Medicine,
Orthopedics and Respiratory Medicine.
Stipend: Rs. 9500.00, 10,000.00 and 10,500.00 per month during first, second and
third year respectively. ( likely to be revised)
Walk in interviews will be held to select the DNB trainees
Venue: office of the Director (M&HS), Ispat General Hospital
Time: 3 P.M. to 5 P.M.
Date: 21st of June, July and August ,2006
Eligible candidates are requested to attend the interview alongwith original and
photocopies of all relevant documents, two passport size photographs and NOC where
applicable.
Dr.D.N.Mohapatra, Director(M&HS), Ispat General Hospital, Rourkela
(0661)2642703,
E-mail: ighdnb@yahoo.com
Dr.S.K.Mishra, Joint Director & Coordinator, 9437044504
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Registered office: Ispat Bhawan, Lodi Road, New Delhi-110003

Extradural Haematoma in brain

Close view of same EDH. A young engeineer in Bangalore met with an accident while joining an IT job. Was treated there but when he returned back home to collect his bag and baggage to join the job, he had symptoms that led to a fresh CT brain and was evacuated by our neuro-surgeon.
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An extradural hematoma in brain being exposed for evecuation.
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Adieu-Dr. JKP and Sister Amita

Sister Amita replying to her farewel.
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Adieu-Dr. JKP and Sister Amita

A section of the participants in the farewel meeting.
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Adieu-Dr. JKP and Sister Amita

Dr. P K Rath, Joint Director does the honours to Sister Amita and Dr. S Das.
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Adieu-Dr. JKP and Sister Amita

Director Medical & Health Services presents the small gift of love to the Pattanaiks, while.........
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Adieu-Dr. JKP and Sister Amita

Director reminiscing the personality of JKP and contributions made by both Dr. J K Pattanaik and Sisetr Amita Das.
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Adieu-Dr. JKP and Sister Amita

Dr. P K Rath on loosing somebody associated for more than 25 years.
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Adieu-Dr. JKP and Sister Amita

Dr. Sanjib Mohanty describing his association with JKP.
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Adieu-Dr. JKP and Sister Amita

Director Dr. D N Mohapatra, Dr. S Das, Sisetr Amita and Dr. P K Rath on dias.
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Adieu-Dr. JKP and Sister Amita

Farewel words from Dr. Sanghamitra Satpathy.
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Adieu-Dr. JKP and Sister Amita

See ya!
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Adieu-Dr. JKP and Sister Amita

Also retiring on the same day was Sieter Amita Das. She joined IGH as a trainee nurse way back in 1964 and left this day as Matron of IGH. Mostly posted in operation theathres, Sister Amita is well-known for maintaining OT discipline and helping young surgeons learn in an atmosphere of ease. Seen here with her husband Dr. S Das who superannuated as the Head of Public Helth Division of Rourkela Steel Plant only a couple of years back and Dr. P K Rath, Joint Director on the dias.
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Adieu-Dr. JKP and Sister Amita

After putting up service for this hospital for 35 years Dr. J K Pattanaik superannuated on 31st May 2006. Slightly built, JKP, as he was popularlarly called, was giant of a histopathologist who pioneered many new methods and researches in IGH. A delightful teacher he made me-like bhakua medical graduates grasp the complicated subjects easily. He was a pioneer in popularising Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) in the state of Orissa and was one of the founder memebers along with his good friend and compatriot Dr. B S Das for the research in the field of Malaria in IGH. But what stands out in this diminutive figure is a superb human being. A lover of songs JKP always delighted his friends and colleagues with his delightful vocals during any get-together. Seen here for the farewel function in IGH library with his wife Mrs. S Pattanaik.
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Operation Theatre Staff bid farewel to Sister Amita

Sister Amita in all smiles poses with Dr. Niyati and Dr. SC Patra.
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Operation Theatre Staff bid farewel to Sister Amita

The OT staff present a small gift to Sister Amita through Sister Mariglod.
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Operation Theatre Staff bid farewel to Sister Amita

Happy Retirement wishes from Dr. M K Das.
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Operation Theatre Staff bid farewel to Sister Amita

Good wishes from Dr. Niyati Swain.Sitting in deep thought are Dr. N P Sahoo and Dr.S K Pani.
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Operation Theatre Staff bid farewel to Sister Amita

Words of good wishes by Sister Margarita.
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Operation Theatre Staff bid farewel to Sister Amita

Sister Amita poses with the OT staff.
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Operation Theatre Staff bid farewel to Sister Amita

Sister Amita with staff of OTs.
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Operation Theatre Staff bid farewel to Sister Amita

Sister Amita being offered flowers by the staff of operation theatres.Except for the last couple of years, Sister amita spent most of her nursing carrier in operation thetre in diffrent positions rising be the Matron of the hospital.
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Operation Theatre Staff bid farewel to Sister Amita

Farewel to Sister Amita Das. Sister Amita in conversation with Dr. M K Das, Head of Ophthalmology in a send off function in OT-II.
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