Overview of Dr.B.Vidyasagar
Department: | Pulmonary Medicine |
Full Name: | Dr.Vidyasagar.B |
Designation: | Professor | HoD |
Degree & Additional Qualifications: | MD, DTCD, DNB |
Years of Experience: | 35 Years |
List of Publications: | 1) Spontaneous pneumothorax – a clinical study 2) Sputum examination & its importance- an article published in the sournier of IX Karnataka state TB & chest disease worker’s conference 1984 “PASSIVE SMOKING” Published in the Annual family physicians conference of india 1985 4) “PULMONARY HYDATIDOSIS IN DAVANGERE” LUNG INDIA . V,2,70-73 5) “APLASIA OF RIGHT LUNG WITH ASTHMA” KARNATAKA MEDICAL JOURNAL , 1988 55,2, 36-37 6) “PULMONARY ALVEOLAR MICROLITHIASIS” KARNATAKA MEDICAL JOURNAL, 1988,55,2,91-92 7) “CAVITATORY LUNG CANCER” Accepted for publications by, JOURNAL OF APPLIED MEDICINE. 8) “SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX CAUSED BY RUPTURED PULMONARY HYDATID CYST” LUNG INDIA 1988,VI,2,81-82 9) “UNILATERAL HYPERLUCENT LUNG SYNDROME” LUNG INDIA 1988,VI 2,81-84 10) “BOCHDALEK’S HERNIA SIMULATING PLEURAL EFFUSION” LUNG INDIA 1988,VII, 2, 95-96 11) “PULMONARY HYDATID CYST PRESENTING AS MASSIVE PLEURAL EFFUSION” LUNG INDIA 1989,VII, 4, 198-200. 12) “MASSIVE PANCREATIC PLEURAL EFFUSION” LUNG INDIA 1990, VII, I, 42-43. 13) “ A CASE OF THYMIC ELEVATION (RADIODIAGNOSIS) JOURNAL OF APPLIED MEDICINE”, NOVEMBER 1990. “TRACHEO OESOPHAGEAL FISTULA IN ADULT” INDIAN JOURNAL OF CHEST DISEASE AND ALLIED SCIENCES, 1991, 33,1,31-34. 15) “HYPOPLASTIC LUNG WITH HODGKINS DISEASE” INDIAN JOURNAL OF CHEST DISEASE AND ALLIED SCIENCE, 1991,33,2,101-105. 16) “PULMONARY HYDATID ABSCESS” (SOLVE A PROBLEM) LUNG INDIA, 1991 IX, 2,68-69 17) “FRIEDLANDER’S PNEUMONIA” – A CLINICAL STUDY, KARNATAKA MEDICAL JOURNAL,1992,62,1,3-5. 18) “BILATERAL SIMULTANEOUS SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX” – ACCEPTED BY JOURNAL OF APPLIED MEDICINE RADIOLOGY FORUM. 19) A CLINICAL STUDY OF “ASPERGILLOMAS” Published in lung india. 20) “RECURRENT PNEUMOMOTHORAX IN MARFAN SYNDROME” LUNG INDIA 21) “LETRAZOLE INDUCED RESPIRATORY FAILURE” ACCEPTED BY JOURNAL OF CRITICAL CARE |