Dr. Jami Sridhar

Guest Faculty:Dr. Jami Sridhar, Canada

Dr. Sridhar talking to DNB trainees & faculty in Anesthesia

51st Annual Conference of IMA Day-2

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51st Annual Conference of IMA, Rourkela Branch

Day-1
19th December 2009
Started with Workshop on Basic Life Support and Mechanical Ventilationin IGH Conference Hall. Guest Lecture by Dr. Bidyut Das and Dr. PK Rath and Seminar on Pyerexia of Unknown Origin. Later in the evening Inauguration Ceremony held in German Club with Sri SN Singh, MD, RSP as Chief Guest followed by Association Dinner in the same venue.

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Obituary- Dr. C R Roy

From Colleagues@IGH

Dr. Chitta Ranjan Roy is popularly called Dr. Chitta Roy in Rourkela and still remains in the heart of many in the whole of Rourkela township- both steel and civil town areas. A very popular physician Dr. Roy always enchanted his patients with his smile that reassured his patients. Born on 12th August 1944 he joined Ispat General Hospital in 1971 after doing his MBBS and worked in many departments of IGH. He is remembered for his services in the Casuality department where he endeared himself with quick and prompt service to the needy. Apart from his professional services he was always sociable and many socio-cultural organisations took his help in providing medicare to the poor and needy. He was also patron and advisor to many socio-cultural organisations. Dr. Roy superannuated on 31st August 2004 and was very active in the social circle in Rourkela except for the last couple of months. Taken good care during his sickness by his family, he had been to CMC, Vellore where he made dramatic progress and was back in Rourkela with his usual enthusiasm and smart walk but became very ill after 3 months. He passed away at Bhubaneswar on 21st December 2009.May his soul rest in peace may his family members brave to bear the loss.


Condolence Meeting

In memory of Dr. D C Mishra and Dr. C R Roy who passed away on 19th and 21st December 2009.

51st IMA

Dr. P K Sahoo of Kalinga Hospital

Panel Discussion on "Medical ethics"

51st IMA DAY 2 post-lunch session

51st IMA- day 2

51st IMA day-2

51st Annual Conference IMA, Day-2

Dr. Sonia Joshi

Our compere for the Inaugural Ceremony of the 51st Annual Conference
of IMA, Rourkela Branch on 19th December 2009.

51st Annual Conference, iMA

Conferences are often venues of reunion of old buddies and pals. Prof. Bidyut Das, Dr. S N Mohapatra & Dr. Sanjib Mohanty.

Inaugural Function 51st Annual Conference, IMA

Chief Guest- Shri SN Singh, Managing Director, Rourkela Steel Plant

Guest lecture by Dr. P K Rath on "Bone marrow biopsy"

51st Annual Conference of IMA

Lupin and Oreva stalls in 51st IMA

Prof. Bidyut Das, Guest Speaker for 51st IMA

Obituary: Dr. Dhobesh Chandra Mishra

From Drop Box

Born on 9th February 1945 Dr. Dhobesh Chandra Mishra joined this hospital in 1968 in the department of Psychiatry. Later he completed his MD in the same subject from Calcutta University. A psychiatrist of great repute Dr. Mishra was a great lover of art and culture. He was associated with many socio-cultural organisations of Rourkela. A poet himself he also loved theatre,dance and music and used to take part in dramas staged by IGH staff during his younger days. As he came from a humble background, he could understand the problems of many and was therefore the saviour of many by providing them with the required help. Always happy and loving to colleagues and the staff DCM, as he was popularly called, tended to generate love in others. He superannuated in February 2005 and was working in "Prashanti" a psychiatry hospital he built. A great lover of food, Dr. Mishra suffered from DM for nearly 3 decades and passed away on early hours of 19th December 2009. May his soul rest in peace and may his family members and innumerable adoring well-wishers be provided with enough courage by the Almighty to bear the loss.