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• This program is just an introduction to surgery. The aim of the program is to excite students to know about this wonderful branches of medical science and to show the development of it.

• The cause of kidney stones and its operative treatment is explained in detail with modern techniques.

• We learn about the Cerebrom and some of important parts like sulci, gyri, motor gyrus, sensory gyrus. We talk about the grey matter, the nueaon, spinal fluid, etc.

• This part explains the structures and other parts of brain and nervous system which are not explained in Part I. For e.g. the thalamus, hypo-thalamues, mid-brain, the pons, medulla - oblongata, spinal cord and its related structures and nerves.

• Part I & II: A talk with Dr. L. Simonato, an eminent Epidemiologist from IARC - France gave idea about occupational cancer and its status in developing as well as developed countries.

• A talk with Dr. Comba an eminent scientist from Italy gave this idea about Occupational health and its preventive measures.

• What is a fracture ? How does it occur ? How is a fracture diagnosed ? These are the questions which are covered in this program.

• In the first part we have discussed what is a fracture, how does it occur, what are its types and how it is diagnosed. In the second part we have discussed various methods of treatment, how does a fracture heal and the factors affecting healing of a fracture and the rehabilitation.

• In this programme answers to viewers’ queries on ‘Kidney stone surgery’ are mentioned. In this first part answers viewers questions regarding factors influencing stone formation are given.

• In this programme answers to viewers’ queries on ‘Kidney stone surgery’ are mentioned In this second part answers viewers’ questions regarding surgical treatment of stone and the prevention of recurrence are given.

• This is the first part of the program on ‘Management of Kidney Failure’. An idea of the types of dialysis and its details are given. The use of immuno-suppresive drugs and the risks involved therein are also depicted.

• This part shows a kidney transplant operation. It shows the parallel operations going on in two adjacent theatres - one on the donor and the other on the receiver who is being prepared to receive the kidney.

• This program explains the concept of physical rehabilitation and then shows in detail various methods of physical rehabilitation like occupational therapy, rehabilitation physical means of electrical gadgets, hydrotherapy, etc.

• This program explains in brief what is a Cataract, types of Cataract the defect in vision due to cataract and how it can be corrected, the Intra Ocular lens implantation operation and explains the techniques of it.

• This program explains in brief what is Glaycoma How the vision is affected by Glaycome, how it can be corrected by operation.

• This is a program of a series on Environmental Biology. It also gives information about the slate-pen industry and the local exhaust system as a preventive measure.

• The program ‘some endocrine disorders’ discusses disorders of pituitary gland, thyroid gland, pancreas gland and adrenal gland location of the each gland and secretion of hormone are important to know about endocrine disorders.

• This program mainly deals with the generation and conduction of nerve impulses, the depolarization and repolarization is also discussed. The program will inspire them to know more about the magic computer - ‘HUMAN BRAIN’.

Radiation and its Applications
00:07:11:00 1990 GUB-315
Producer: Ashok Mewada

• This program gives information about what is radiation, sources of radiation and types of radiation. The program also gives an idea about radiation’s applications in various fields.

• The program ‘Down syndrome’ discusses about genetic disease of ‘down syndrome’. Preventive measures are most important for this disease.

• This part of the program covers the history of medicines and drugs from ancient times.

• This part deals with sources of various drugs, the administration of drips and the various routes of administration of drugs.

• This parts shows how the drug goes to its site of action after administration and how it combines or not with the receptors there.

• This part shows how a drug affects and reacts with the body and also how a drug undergoes biochemical changes.

• Bio-technology has paved the way towards genetic improvement of livestock through artificial insemination. Artificial insemination is the introduction of semen into female reproductive tract by artificial methods.

• There are many causes for cancer - some are man made. In the program it is explained that how various types of cancer caused by dislocation in chromosomes.

• Human body is like an electric power house and there is best arrangements just like computers. It is proved through ‘Acupressure Therapy’. In this program, this therapy is explained in context of the health issues of youth.

• The content of these two parts of program concerns the various forms in which we take allopathic medicines. In the first part initially the brief history of development of allopathic medicines in India is discussed. The first one is oral solid dosage form tablets. The other dosage form explained next, is that of capsules.

• In this program we deal with another two popular dosage forms e.g. Oral liquids and Parenterals. The oral liquid dosage form is further divided into Solutions, Syrups, Emulsions and suspensions. We explain the manufacturing process and tests carried out on parenteral products.

• The programme deals with two types of sutureless surgery. One of the methods is much useful and cost effective in India where resources are scarce. At the end lens implantation is shown.

• The steps of the surgery are explained here with the help of animation, model surgery and actual surgery.

• In this part, the remaining part of the surgery is covered. We have shown the femoral, the chamfer cuts, trial reduction and assessment of gap, cementing the femoral component, insertion of tibial tray and checking of patellar trekking etc. In the end advantages and disadvantages are also discussed.

• Defines pharmacology and introduces some branches important for a student of dentistry with brief mention of the history.

• Art and Science of drug administration with specific advantages and disadvantages and factors affecting selection of routes of administration.

• It explains what a drug does to the body, how and where it acts, role of its physical, chemical or biochemical properties in these mechanism and its interactions.

• What is absorption and how the knowledge of absorption can help us in modifying the use of the drugs in such a manner that it becomes beneficial to the recipient.

• Apparent volume of Drug Distribution and regulation is explained. How long a drug is likely to remain in the body and possible duration of action of a drug.

• Prevention is better than cure in Kidney diseases. This programme deals with preventive as well as curative treatments i.e. haemodialysis, peritonial dialysis and transplantation. It also talks about the activities of India Renial Foundation.

• In this part the Pharmacology series for second year B D S students, drug metabolism is discussed. It is a process either non synthetic or synthetic reactions mediated by various enzymes either present in the endoplastic reticulum which is described as micro somal enzymes or may be because of the presence of enzymes either in other parts of the lever cell or in other tissues of the body. The non synthetic and synthetic reactions that are taking place through these enzymes are modifiable by drugs. Enzyme induction are enzyme inhibition both are possible. Both of these can produce drug interactions as well as these can also be utilized for certain therapeutic benefits.

• This programme explains the process of drug excretion. Excretion takes place through various channels and organs but kidney is the main organ of drug excretion. So process of drug excretion by kidney is explained detail.

• The programme explains the Bio-availability, Volume of distribution and Clearance of a drug. Plasma half life of a drug, First order kinetics, Zero order kinetics and Therapeutic monitoring are also discussed in the programme.

• The programme deals with the definition of Orthodontics and aims/objectives of the series. It explains normal occlusion and the development of the concept through different periods like fictional period, hypothetical period and factual period. Dental arch form, occlusal plains, angulations and inclination of teeth, occlusal contact of each tooth with opposing teeth, occlusal contacts during movements, centric relations, centric occlusion, habitual occlusion etc. explained in the programme.

• As the title suggests this programme which is the 2nd part in the series on Orthodontics deals with the classification of Mal-Occlusion. Mal Occlusion can be individual tooth Mal position, Mal-relation of dental arches, skeletal Mal-relationship or combination of all. The programme explains them in detail. The programme explains angles classification of Mal-Occlusion and its disadvantages. Dewey’s & Lischer’s modification of angles classification, Benett’s classification, Simon’s classification and Ackermann-Profitt system.

• It talks about Pathophysiology of the disease at length. Then deals with diagnosis and overview of treatment is also mentioned.

• This mainly deals with treatment and is useful for medical students.

• The programme is basically meant for creating awareness on prevention of the disease. There are interviews of the patient, their relatives and experts working for the cause.

• The programme discusses Development of Dentition from Orthodontics point of view. There are four important stages in Development of Dentition (1) Prenetal Development of Dentition (2) Development from birth to decidious dentition (3) Mixed dentition stage (4) Permanent Dentition stage.
• Since the Prenetal Development of Dentition is discussed in earlier parts this programme discusses the other three stages in detail.

• Diagnosis is very important for any kind of treatment. Diagnostic records are very important in Orthodontics. There are two types of Diagnostic aids. Essential aids and supplemental aids. The essential aids are case history, clinical examination, photographs, radiographs and study models. In this programme case history and clinical examination is discussed in detail.