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Meet the Distinguished Faculty
Members of Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Prof. Dr. Dilruba Akter
FCPS (Obs & Gynae)
Professor & Head of Department of Obs & Gynae Prof. Dr. Dilruba Akter has been working in ICMH for 29 years.
She received more than 28 trainings related to maternal and Child Health. She has earned vast experience and reputation in the field of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
Professor Dilruba is especially trained in Gynecological laparoscopy and Infertility in home and abroad.
She is also a course co-ordinator of MS Residency course. She has long experience in teaching post graduate student and conducting many training as a coordinator and facilitator at different levels.
She is a good researcher and her 26 research activities as a principal author and co-author was published in different national and international medical journals.
Professor & Head of Department of Obs & Gynae Prof. Dr. Dilruba Akter has been working in ICMH for 29 years.
She received more than 28 trainings related to maternal and Child Health. She has earned vast experience and reputation in the field of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
Professor Dilruba is especially trained in Gynecological laparoscopy and Infertility in home and abroad.
She is also a course co-ordinator of MS Residency course. She has long experience in teaching post graduate student and conducting many training as a coordinator and facilitator at different levels.
She is a good researcher and her 26 research activities as a principal author and co-author was published in different national and international medical journals.
Dr. Mahe Jabeen
MBBS, FCPS (Gynae & Obs)
Associate Professor
Dr. Tahmina Afreen Daise
MBBS, MS (OBS-GYNAE)
MCPS (OBS-GYNAE)
Associate Professor
Dr. Hasrat Jahan
MBBS, DGO, FCPS (Part-II) Gynae & Obs.
Associate Professor
Dr. Mina Rani
MBBS, FCPS, MS (Gynae), BCS (Health)
Assistant Professor
Dr. Sonia Jesmin
MBBS, FCPS (Gynae & Obs)
Assistant Professor
Dr. Zinat Rehana
MBBS,
FCPS (OBS and Gynae), BCS (Health)
Assistant Professor
Dr. Soheli Naznin
MBBS
FCPS (Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility)
Assistant Professor
Dr. Hasina Begum
MBBS, MS (OBGYN),
FCPS (Maternal-Fetal Medicine)
Assistant Professor
Dr. Mollika Razzak
MBBS, DGO( OBGYN)
Assistant Professor
Dr. Habiba Shameem
MBBS
Assistant Professor
Dr. Shammi Sultana
MBBS
Assistant Professor
Dr. Jahanara Akter
MBBS
Assistant Professor
Dr. Rasheda Akter
MBBS, DGO( OBGYN)
Assistant Professor
Dr. Farhana Sultana
MBBS
Assistant Professor
Dr. Saria Sharmin
MBBS, BCS (Health), FCPS (OBGYN)
Junior Consultant
Dr. Farhana Tabassum
MBBS
Assistant Professor
Dr. Jannatul Hosna
MBBS
Assistant Professor
Dr. Kamrun Nahar
MBBS
Assistant Professor
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Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
At a Glance
The Department of Obstetric and Gynaecology is one of the major contributors in improving Maternal and Neonatal Health and also upgrading this institute in both Service and Human Resource Development.
The activities of this department include curative & preventive aspects of reproductive health to achieve the goal of ICMH. Now we are providing services focused on general obstetrics and gynaecology including Adolescent Clinic, VIA Center, Colposcopy Center, Infertility Centre, High Risk Patient Care Center, Lactation Management Centre and Family Planning Services.
At present, there are two post graduate courses- DGO and MS (Residency and Non residency Course).
The department is adequately staffed with experienced Faculties, Registrars, Assistant Registrars, Emergency Medical Officers, Honorary Medical Officers, Nurses and Other Staffs.
The spectrum of activities is continuously resolving the tremendous problems of maternal and perinatal health through both community and hospital based approaches. The outpatient department is performing their excellent job includes Counseling on Prevention of Adolescent Pregnancy, Antenatal Care, Birth Planning, Postnatal Care, Awareness Regarding Cancer Prevention along with routine care.
Emergency Services are provided round the clock covering seven days of the week.
The pregnant women and mothers with gynaecological & some medical problems are managed in different rooms for primary management and referred to consultant for admission and management of complicated cases.
Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Clinical Facilities, Services & Activities
Obstetric Inpatient
The inpatient department has a capacity of 85 beds but accommodating on an average
above 90 cases. There are 10 cabins in the department.
Clinical examination of the patients is being performed in the procedure room adjacent tothe ward to maintain privacy.
Bedside urine examination is done for all required cases 24 hours a day.Ultrasonography is being done routinely for the selected cases to assess fetal well beingin a separate procedure room.
Labour delivery room (LDR) with 4 labour tables , 3 observation beds and 3 eclampsiabeds. All women with labour are receiving childbirth assistance here by trained skilled birth attendants, nurses or doctors round the clock. Nursing station is located in the centre of LDR. It is unique, that the nursing in charge can monitor all patients from central desk. CS OT is located within the LDR for facilitating immediate management of obstetric emergencies.
Cardiotocography (CTG) is used for fetal monitoring in the LDR. Registrars andpostgraduate students do CTG for the referred pregnant cases.
In 1st floor there are two functioning operation theaters at present.Almost one fifth of total patients admitted with gynaecological diseases and almost alltypes of gynaecological operations including endoscopic surgery is being performed regularly.
Post-operative ward with 15 bedsOutpatient Department
Outpatient department (OPD) consist of eight consultation rooms and special clinics for adolescents, colposcopy, visual inspection by acetic acid (VIA), clinical breast examination (CBE), infertility and reproductive tract infection (RTI) care including facilities for Papâ smear. There are full fledged lactation management centre, family planning clinic and a day care operation theatre (OT) in the out patient where services are rendered as day care basis.
Services
The department renders 24-hour emergency and routine obstetric services as well as routine gynaecological case management including surgery like hysterectomy, myomectomy, salphingoophorectomy, D&C, MVA as well as specialized services like tubal surgery including re-canalization & laparoscopic surgery, Hysteroscopy, colposcopy in colposcopy clinic, Day care surgery, Lactation management in LMC and family planning services.
Research Activities
The department of OBGYN participated very actively in research works of ICMH. In collaboration with other departments, this department initiated the Rupganj nutrition research project. Since then all the academic staffs of the department are engaged in various research programs actively.
Research work Conducted by OBGYN faculty Members (Research Title & Respective PI is Mentioned)
1. Postnatal Depression among Bangladeshi Women after 3 Monthes Postpartum - Prof. Dr. Dilruba Akter
2. Associaton of Matenal Serum Calcium with Neonatal Birth Weigth in Term Deliveries - Dr. Shamima Afroj
3. Associateion of Placenta Praevia with Previous Caesarean Section - Dr. Sabina Akter
4. Association of HbA1c with Fetomaternal Outcome in GDM Patients of a Selected Tertiary Hospital - Dr. Farzana Begum Sumi
5. Serum C-Reactive. Protein in Pre-eclampsia and Its Relationship with Fetal Outcome - Dr. Fazilatun Nesa Kusum
6. Tubal Patency of Sub-Fertile Women-Clinical Scroging verus Chlamydia Antibody Titer - Prof. Dr. Dilruba Akter
7. Association of Serum Zinc with Pre-eclampsia - Dr. Shammi Sultana Ferdousi
8. Effect of Matenal Iron Deficiency Anaemia on Newbornâs Birth Weight: A Comparative Cross Sectional Study - Dr. Jakia Sultana
9. Association of Elevated Serum Homocysteine Level in Women with Gestational Diabetes Mellitus - Dr. Sayeda Tania Tanzin
10. Association of Maternal Serum Mangesium Level with Preterm Labour - Dr .Rowshon Jahan Bithi
11. Associateion of Maternal Serum Vitamin D Level with Gestational Diabetes Melltius - Dr. Sabrian Sultana
12. Correlation of CA-125& CA-19-9 with the severity of Endometriosis - Dr. Mahmuda Zannat
13. Association of Matenal Serum Human Chorionic Gonadotropin Level with Preeclampsia - Dr. Rowshon Ara Ahmed
14. Associaton of Serum Ferritin Level Between GDM and Normal Pregnant Women - Dr. Sultana Jahan Hema
15. Association of Maternal Serum Ferritin Level With Preterm Labour - Dr. Sutfa Hai
16. Associaton of Serum Ferritin Level with Preeclmpsia - Dr. Tahmina Akter
17. Paracervical Block Versus General Anaesthesia in Patients Undergoing Manual Vacuum Aspiration in 1st Trimester Abortion - Dr. Sarvin Haiyder
18. Determinates of caesarean secton in a selected Hospital - Dr. Hasrat Jahan
19. C-reactive protein as a predictor of Chorioamnionitis in PROM patient - Dr. Easmin Akter 20. Assessment of Pregnant Women Undergoing Cesarean Section by Using Robson Classification in a Tertiary Care Hospital - Dr. Sarathi Rani Roy
21. Assoication of Antral Folliccle Counts (AFC) in Early Follicular Phase with infertility - Dr. Anuka Ray
22. Effect of Advanced Maternal Age on Fetomaternal Outcome - Dr. Esrat Jahan
23. Association of Serum Anti Mullein Hormone with Ovarian Reserve in Infertile Women - Dr. Nahid Parveen
24. Comparison of Serum Estradiol Level in Surgical and Natural Menopause - Dr. Mehnaz Rashida Hossain
25. Association of Ovarin Volume with Insulin Resistance in PCOS Patients - Dr. Naorin Ahmed
26. Breast Problems among Lactation Mothers Attending at Lactaton Management Center of Institute of Child and Motehr Health - Prof. Dr. Dilruba Akter
27. Prenatal Outcome in Term Oligohydromnios - Dr. Mousumi Khan
28. Association of Thyroid Dysfunction in Subdrtile Women - Dr. Shabnam Mustari
29. Effect of Matenal Anemia on Cord Blood Hemoglobin - Dr. Shakila Naznin
30. Outcome of Pregnant mothers in COVID-19 suspected patients attending in a tertiary level hospital of Bangladesh - Dr. Hasrt Jahan
Academic Activities
1. Morning session â Thrice weekly
2. Journal club-every Saturday morning - During this session working doctors present articles from printed and online journals on issues of current interest and debate. Discussions are held regarding research works and application in own context.
3. Continuing professional development (CPD) on Wednesday from OBGYN department.
4. Monthly Statistics are presented on third Thursday of every month. Mortality, Severe acute maternal morbidity (SAMM) and discussion on referred cases are regularly conducted on fourth Thursdays of every month. Case presentations are discussed on every other Thursday.
2. Journal club-every Saturday morning - During this session working doctors present articles from printed and online journals on issues of current interest and debate. Discussions are held regarding research works and application in own context.
3. Continuing professional development (CPD) on Wednesday from OBGYN department.
4. Monthly Statistics are presented on third Thursday of every month. Mortality, Severe acute maternal morbidity (SAMM) and discussion on referred cases are regularly conducted on fourth Thursdays of every month. Case presentations are discussed on every other Thursday.
Training Activities
All the faculties & registrars facilitate different govt. & non govt. organized training in ICMH in addition to services and research. Senior & trained assistant registrars involved in training of community skill birth attendants. They also work as clinical trainer in LDR & teach the trainee to attain skill on the basis of check lists. Faculties also work as course coordinators of different training like breast feeding counseling, reproductive health, HIV and AIDS, Ca cervix, VIA etc.
Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Sub-specialties
Infertility Out-patient Department
Supervised by
Professor Dr. Dilruba Akter
Dr. Mahe Jabeen (Associate Professor)
Dr. Sohely Nazneen (Associate Professor)
Activities
Counseling
Ovulation Induction & Monitoring
Saline Infusion Sonohysterography (SIS)
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
In Vitro Fertilisation
Consultation Room
Obs & Gynae Outdoor
Semen Preparation Room
IUI Lab
TVS, SIS & IUI
Dr. Dilruba Khanam & Dr. Soheli Naznin at Lab for Research
Gynae Oncology
VIA
Colposcopy
Who Should Do VIA or Colposcopy?
If the Symptoms Below are Present, Take a Doctor's Consultation.
Feto-maternal Outpatient Department
Maternal Fetal Medicine
Supervised by
Professor Dr. Dilruba Akter
Dr. Mahe Jabeen (Associate Professor)
Dr. Hasina Begum (Assistant Professor)
What is High-Risk Pregnancy?
The mother who suffers from any one or multiple conditions below during pregnancy:
High Blood Pressure
Diabetes
Thyroid Issues
Thalassemia
Asthma
Repeated Abortion
History of Death of Newborn Child
Limited Child Growth
Special Clinics under General Gynae & Obs
Menopause Clinic
Adolescent Clinic
Family Planning Center
Special Evening Consultation Gynae & Obs
3.00 PM - 5.00 PM
Lactation Management Center (LMC)
This centre provides services for those mothers who are facing difficulties in lactation as well as different breast problems. These problems are managed with correction of position and attachment, expression of breast milk, Oketani breast massage technique. Nurse midwives working in this centre also help to relactate the mothers who stopped breast feeding for 2 to 6 months. Record keeping is being maintained for all the mothers attending here.
Service Provided: Counseling, Demonstration and Helping Position & Attachment, Oketani Breast Massage & Re- lactation
Department of Obstetrics & Gynocology
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