Department of Pathology

Department of Pathology

About Us

Department of General Pathology

Pathology is the medical discipline that provides diagnostic information to patients and clinicians.

It impacts nearly all aspects of patients care, from diagnosing cancer to managing chronic diseases through accurate laboratory testing.  The department of pathology at SGT University established in 2010, headed by DR. Rajeev Sen, is at the forefront of teaching the principles of art of pathology to the undergraduates and postgraduates and has a well-qualified and distinguished Faculty.

The department has various subspecialties – Hematology, cytology, clinical pathology, histopathology and Transfusion Medicine.

OPD:

LocationTiming

First floor Emergency sevices

Room No. G6

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

4:00 PM – 9:00 AM

The department provides emergency care for emergencies round the clock.

Faculty

  1. (Prof) Uma Sharma, Professor & HOD
  2. (Prof) Sunil Arora, Professor
  3. Sweta, MBBS, Associate Professor
  4. Irbinder Kour Bali, Assistant Professor
  5. Raj kumar Gupta, Assistant Professor
  6. Prachi Arun, Assistant Professor
  7. Sapna Goel, Assistant Professor

Post Graduates 3rd Year

  1. Dr. Neelaksh Koul

2nd Year

  1. Faizah
  2. Anu
  3. Vani
  4. Aparajita
  5. Bhanu Sharma

1st Year

  1. Munesh
  2. Pooja
  3. Shivangi
  4. Shilpi

v  Hematology

  • Haemogram
  • Peripheral blood smears
  • Reticulocyte count
  • Blood smears for hemoparasite
  • Absolute Eosionophil count
  • BT
  • CT
  • PT
  • APTT
  • Blood group
  • LE Cell
  • ESR
  • PT INR
  • Bone Marrow Examination

v  CLINICAL PATHOLOGY

 

 

Urine Examination

 

URINE ROUTINESPECIAL TEST
Physical examinationUrobilinogen
Chemical examinationPorphobilinogen
Microscopic examinationB-J Protein
 Occult blood
 UPT

Semen Analysis

  • Physical examination
  1. Quantity
  2. Liquefaction
  • Ph
  • Microscopic examination
  1. Total sperm count
  2. Active motile
  • Sluggish
  1. Non motile
  2. Pus cells

v  CYTOPATHOLOGY

  • Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology
  • Papanicolaou (Pap) test
  • Cytology of Body fluids

v  HISTOPATHOLOGY

  • Grossing
  • Microscopic examination
  • Special stain
  • IHC (Immunohistochemistry)

v  Protocol for emergency lab test (04pm to 09am)

  1. Hematology
    1. CBC
    2. BT/CT
  • Platelet count
  1. PT INR
  1. Clinical Pathology & Cytology
    1. CSF
    2. Pleural fluid
  • Ascitic fluid
  1. Urine R/M
  2. UPT
  3. Urine for ketone bodies
  1. Biochemistry
    1. CPK MB
    2. B/Urea, Serum creatine
  • Bilirubin
  1. SGOT/SGPT
  2. Blood sugar random
  3. Serum electrolytes
  • Fluid biochemistry
    1. CSF
    2. Ascitic
    3. Pleural
  1. Microbiology
    1. Dengue test
    2. Chikungunya
  • MP antigen
  1. HBSAg
  2. HIV
  3. HCV

Postgraduate Training Programme Schedule for MD Pathology

 

1Rotational posting (1-3)

Histopathology, Cytology, Clinical Pathology, Blood Bank, Biochemistry & Microbiology, Museum.

(Posting as per MCI guidelines)

2Daily discussion of slides during signing out
315 days posting for performing routine stainsHistochemistryIHC
4Discussion of cases with complete workup
     
5CPCMonthly
6Attending & ParticipatingCMEConferencesSeminars
7Journal clubWeekly
8Autopsy 
9Research PresentationEvery quarter
10For Each studentPaper, Oral, Poster Presentation (one each)
11Log book for daily work
12

Teaching    &    training    of

U.G. Students

Practical/TutorialWeekly
LectureAs allotted
13Practical Assessment exam at the end of each posting
14Theory assessment test every 03 months
       

 

  • The total period of assignments/Postings is for 35

 

Major Departmental Activites in the year 2018-19

CME ON TUMOR PATHOLOGY – AN UPDATE 16TH April 2018

Guest Speaker

 

NameDesignation & AddressTopic
Dr. AK MandalDirector Professor & HOD, BR Ambedkar Medical College, Rohini, DelhiUnderstanding Immunohistochemistry (IHC) & Its Interpretation
Brig (Dr) Kavita SahaiDept of Pathology and Lab Sciences, Army Hospital (R &R), Delhi CanttRole of IHC and Molecular Techniques in Diagnosis of Lung Tumours
Col (Dr) KS Rajmohan

Senior Advisor & HOD Dept of Pathology, Base

Hospital, Delhi Cantt

WHO 2016” Classification & Diagnosis of Gliomas

IHC Workshops –

Hands on experience workshop 26th October 2018 Time: 10 am onwards

CME 2019

12th annual conference and CME of HAPPCON organized jointly by SGT Medical College & AAP Haryana, on 24th Nov. 2019 (Sunday).

NameDesignation & AddressTopic
Dr Tejinder Singh

Ex- Director Professor & Head Hematology, Department of Pathology MAMC New Delhi, Presently Senior Consultant Hematology & surgical pathology at Oncquest Laboratory LTD MAMC New

Delhi

Recent Advances in Multiple Myeloma
Dr. Nita KhuranaDirector Professor & Head Department of Pathology MAMC New DelhiMolecular classification of carcinoma breast
Dr. Sachin Kolte

Professor department of Pathology VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital New

Delhi

Interpretation of lung biopsies in context of newer classification.