OCTOBER2017

www.erodeima.com / erodeimaoffice@gmail.com / 948 948 5333

Dr. E. ThangaveluVice President99945 22822

Dr. P. Jayanth KumarHon. Secretary94426 46960

Dr. V. Sachitanandam Finance Secretary

94437 20831

Dr. K. Soundara Raj President

94439 07085

HAPPY DIWALIHAPPY DIWALIHAPPY DIWALIHAPPY DIWALI

IMA TNSB & UNICEF - MOTHER & BABY FRIENDLY HOSPITAL INITIATIVE Current guidelines on maternal, new born & child health care for paramedics on 5,6,7 September 2017

MMCH – “ State of Art Centre” For

Advanced Trauma and Pelvi – Acetabular Injuries

Joint Replacement (Primary, Complex and Revision)

Arthroscopy and Sports Injuries

Spine Surgeries and Spinal Tumour Surgeries

Head Injury

Facio Maxillary Surgeries

Flap Cover

Microvascular Surgeries

Paediatric Orthopaedics – CTEV

Supportive Facilities

Fully Equipped ICU

24 Hrs Emergency and Trauma Care

Physiotherapy

24 Hrs Ambulance Services

All Insurance Facilities

Allied Specialities

MAARUTHI MEDICAL CENTER AND HOSPITALS300 Bed Multispeciality Hospital

564, Perundurai road, Erode. 638011. 0424- 2264949, 2250517, 99 42 52 9990

Dr. T. PREM RAJ PRABHU M.S (Ortho), M.Ch (0rth)

MMCH ORTHO

Dear Colleagues,

Kindly Attend and Grace the occasion Dr. V. SachithanandamDr. P. Jayanth Kumar

Finance SecretaryDr. K. Soundara Raj

President Hon. Secretary

INDIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONErode Branch

Programme at a Glance:

Date : 15-10-2017 Sunday Time : 5.00 pm - 9.00 pm

Venue IMA TRUST A/C Hall,Sampath Nagar, Erode.

:

You are cordially invited for IMA-AMS & CGP monthly CME meeting,

Academic Grant By Erode Emergency Care Hospital, Erode.

5.00 - 6.30 pm : Erode IMA Family Club Activity : Health for Doctors & their Families by Dr.V. Marutharaj & Cauvery Nature Cure Center 5.00 - 6.00 pm : Reflexology and Anti Stress Head and Shoulder Massage6.00 - 6.15 pm : Simple Breathing Yoga Techniques and Meditation6.15- 6.30 pm : Healthy Natural Wholesome Snacks and Drink6.30-7.00pm : IMA Prayer President Address by Dr. K. Soundara Raj Secretary Report by Dr. P. Jayanth Kumar7.00-7.30pm Felicitation to : Dr. S. Kanagasabapathy, State president elect 2018 IMA TNSB Dr. C.N. Raja, State president elect 2019 IMA TNSB Dr. B. Sridhar, State Secretary elect 2018-19 IMA TNSBFelicitation by : Dr. T.N. Ravisankar, State President, IMA TNSB. Dr.J.A.Jayalal, State President elect 2017, IMA TNSB Dr. N. Muthurajan, Hony. State Secretary, IMA TNSB Dr. R. Palanisamy, State Vice President, West Zone - IMA TNSB Dr. S.S. Sukumar, Past President, IMA TNSB Dr. K.M. Abul Hasan, National Coordinator, Young Doctors wing, IMA HQ Dr. K. Rajasekaran, State Joint Secretary, IMA TNSB7.30-8.00pm : Difficult Emergencies - An Overview Dr. Gautham Ganapathy, Consultant Anesthetist8.00-8.30pm : High Risk New Born - Management Dr. S. Boopathi, Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist8.30-8.45pm : Discussion8.45 pm : Vote of Thanks - Dr. V. Sachithanandam, Finance Secretary, EIMA9.00 pm : Dinner

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Editorial Board

Long Live IMA,

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Truly Yours Dr. K. Soundara Raj

President, Erode IMAPublisher, EIMA News

Sweetly Yours Dr. P. Jayanth Kumar

Hon. Secretary, Erode IMAEditor, EIMA News

Address for Correspondence:Dr. P. Jayanth Kumar, Hon. Secretary, EIMA

Lotus & Care 24 HospitalHIG-1064, Manickampalayam Housing Unit, Erode - 638 011. Tamilnadu. India

Mobile: 94426 46960 / E-mail: erodeima1949@gmail.com / drjayantheima@gmail.com

EIMA - President EIMA - Hony Secretary

www.erodeima.com

Respected Seniors, Friends and my Colleagues,

Warm greetings on behalf of IMA Team-Erode

Last month concluded with the three 3 days UNICEF program for

Paramedics. We also had an excellent CME by our oncologist team on cancer

blue print and radiotherapy treatment aspects. Special thanks to our yoga and

reflexology team for there active role in our regular CME meetings. EIMA once

again congratulates the sports team for their victory at Inter Zonal sports meet .

This forthcoming month our State IMA Team & EIMA plans to felicitate

Dr. C.N.Raja, Dr. B.Sridhar and Dr. Kanagasabapathy for their success. This

program would be followed by our regular CME meeting .

We are also planning this month for a Trauma care awareness program

and a rally as part of our IMA TNSB Trauma care Project.

Humble request all our EIMA members to update our IMA TNSB

e–Directory and also online EIMA members are requested to update their forms

by visiting our EIMA website (www.erodeima.com).

Expecting all your Cooperation and active participation for the regular

IMA Meeting and IMA activities.

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OUR TEAM 2017

Dr. M.V.Madhan KumarImm. Past President 94432 29321

Dr. P. Jayanth KumarHon. Secretary9442646960

Dr. V. SachithanandamFinance Secretary94437 20831

Dr. S.T. PrasadJoint Secretary II98427 23055

Dr. K. Soundara RajPresident94439 07085

Dr. T. VijayakumarAsst. Secretary98427 29575

Dr. E. ThangaveluVice President99945 22822

CONTENTS

Dr. Chakravarthi Mailer RavindranJoint Secretary I96552 19181

IMA has appointed a new manager Mr. M. Vijay Pradeep - 948 948 5333 due to resignation of Mr. Thirunavukkarasu ( ARASU ).

IMA members are henceforth requested to contact the new manager for all correspondence.

For Booking IMA Hall for any Functions & CME’s

Contact:

Dr. Chakravarthi Mailer Ravindran - 9655219181

EIMANEW MEMBERS

K.D. Kanagaraj S. Arun PrasadDr. V. Vimal Kumar

MMCH Ad 02

Invitation 03

Editorial Board 04

Acute Emergencies Protocol 06-07

EIMA Calls for Assistant Secretary 2018 08

Photo Gallery 09-10

TAT Ad 11

Care 24 Hospital Ad 12-13

Senthil Multi speciality Hospital Ad 14-15

Alpha Ad 16

Medical Profession at Crossroads 17-18

Role of Sampling and Sample Size In Research 19-20

Community Activities 21

Imayam 22

Medinews Pharma Ad 23

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INDIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONErode Branch

Congratulations

1. Table tennis Singles winner Dr. Madhavan, Runner Dr. Sivaraman

2. TT doubles runners Dr. Sivaraman and Dr. Madhavan

3. Shuttle singles Dr. Prakash fourth place

4. Swimming Dr. Madhusanker first place

5. Cycling Dr. Madhusanker qualified.

6. Tennis singles winner Dr. Guhan runner Dr. Saravanan

7. Tennis doubles winners Dr. Guhan and Dr. Saravanan.

8. Cricket volleyball kabbadi and relay qualified for finals.

9. Women chess Dr. Badul Fathima qualified

10. Women tennis Dr. Geeth Raj qualified

11. Women shuttle runner Dr. Geeth raj .

Children's Master Krithick Aswanth Chandrasekar, Master Dharshan Sambandam ,

Versha Rajeev participated.

Thank you the participation and all the winners.

Inter Zonal IMA Sports Meet on 9,10 September 2017

EIMA CALLS FOR ASSISTANT SECRETARY 2018

For Further Details Contact :

Dr. P. Jayanth Kumar, EIMA Secretary (Returning officer)

Eligibility:

Applications invited for the post of Assistant Secretary 2018

EIMA Life Member

Should be current state council regular member or alternative member

Active participation in EIMA activities will be appreciated

Last Date 06.11.2017 before 5.00 pm

PHOTO GALLERY SEPTEMBER

IMA TNSB & UNICEF - MOTHER & BABY FRIENDLY HOSPITAL INITIATIVE Current guidelines on maternal, new born & child health care for paramedics on 5,6,7 September 2017

Blood donation camp conducted by EIMATHAmman Scans & JC Metro on 9 September 2017

23rd Anniversary of artificial limb projects functionndon 2 September 2017

EIMA ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES - INDIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION ERODE & JOHN & JENNER CENTRE FOR RESAERCHTHon 16 September 2017

PHOTO GALLERY SEPTEMBER

THIMA Family Club ACTIVITIES – YOGA & REFLOXOLOGY on 17 September 2017

THCME MEETING ON 17 September 2017

Pictures of Inter Zonal IMA Sports Meet held at Coimbatore on 9,10 September 2017

Dr. C. Senthilvel, Neurologist attended, XXIII World Congress of Neurology held at

Kyotto, Japan during Sep 16 - 21, 2017.

Congratulations

SMILE CARE DENTAL CLINIC

T.A.T. ENTHOSPITAL

Dr. T. GAUTHAM SRINATH M.S (ENT) Fellow in Otology

Consultant ENT SurgeonTAT ENT HOSPITAL

Dr. LALITHA NANDHINI BDS

Consultant Dental SurgeonSMILE DENTAL CARE

Dr. T.A. THANGAVELM.S (ENT), DLO FIAMS

Consultant ENT SurgeonTAT ENT HOSPITAL

Dr. SWETHA MD (Dermatology), FRGUHS (Cosmetology)

Consultant Dermatologist & Cosmetologist

38, Annamalai Layout, Opp. to Royal Theatre, Erode - 638 011. Ph : 0424 - 2216171

On behalf of the management we are happy to welcome

Cuti Derma offers comprehensive range of advanced skin care

with minimally invasive aesthetic treatments

We offer superlative care with complete range

of treatments & proceduresin ENT, Dentistry, Dermatology

& Cosmatology

ExcellENT care since 35 years

Head and Neck

laryngectomy withchest wall flap cover

total laryngectomy withlocal neck flap

laryngectomy withlocal neck flap

cancer lower lip removed tumour reconstruction completed

radical mastectomyin progress showing

axillary vein

completed axillary dissectionshowing main

neurovascular structures

post surgery

Breast and Gynaec

largeovarian tumour

tumour delivered out after pelvic node dissection done

Gastro Intestinal

cancer gall bladder after removal of gallbladder

after removal of regional lymphnodes

Bone and Soft Tissue Sarcomas

bone tumour femur resection prosthesis checked prosthesis fixed

cancer foot after removal flap outlined flap harvested for cover

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL ONCOLOGY

Dr.�B.��Vignesh�Kandakumar,�M.D.,�D.M.,�(Onco)Consultant�Medical�Oncologist

Will�be�visiting�Care�24�Medical�Centre�&�Hospital�for�MedicalOncology�Services.

DEPARTMENT OF RADIATION ONCOLOGY

Dr.�N.��Kharthik,�M.D.,�RT.,Consultant�Radiation�Oncologist

Will���be���visiting���Care���24���Medical���Centre��&��Hospital���for�Radiation�Consultancy.

With profound privileged I dedicate

Care24 Medical Centre & Hospital to the

people of Erode and nearby to provide

the best scientific health care of global

standards.

Dr.�S.�KaruppannanM.S.,�M.Ch.,�(Pead�Surg)�FICS.,

We feel honoured to serve our people with

state-of-art equipments, facilities and

infrastructure.

Dr.�Sulochana�KaruppannanM.B.B.S.,�D.G.O.,

DEPARTMENT OF SURGICAL ONCOLOGY

M.B.B.S., - P.S.G. Institute of Medical Sciences, Coimbatore.

M.S., - Madras Medical College, Chennai.

M.Ch., (Surg Onco) - Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

Faculty in Department of Surgical Oncology at the Prestigious Adyar Cancer Institute, Chennai.

Trained in all specialities of Surgical Oncology inc luding Head & Neck, Thorac ic , Gastrointestinal, Breast and Gynaecologic, Musculoskeletal (Bone Sarcoma and Soft tissue Sarcoma) and Urologic oncology.

Dr.�S.�KarthikeyanM.S.,�MRCS�(Edin),�DNB,�Mch.,�(Surg�Onco)Consultant�-�Surgical�Oncologist�(Cancer�Surgeon)

tumour at nape of neck removed tumour covered withflap from chest

CASE III

CASE II

CASE I

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(Unit of Sulochana Karuppannan Medical Foundation (P) Ltd.,)

DEPARTMENT OF

ONCOLOGICAL SCIENCES

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NEUROLOGY

SENTHIL MULTI SPECIALITY HOSPITAL

Dept. of Neurosciences

Dr. C. Senthilvel MD., (Gen. Med) DM (Neuro)

Senior Consultant Neurologist & Neuro Intensivist

Dr. P.V. Meenakshi G. Shankar MD., (Gen. Med) DM (Neuro) FASN (USA)

Consultant Neurologist & Neurosonologist

Dr. P.S. Harinivas MBBS., DNB ( Neurosurgery), MNAMS

Consultant Brain & Spine Surgeon

No. 547, Perundurai Road, Erode - 638 011.Tel.: 0424 - 2260375 / 376 / 377, Cell: 90430 65444, 90431 65444, 88830 55555

Web: www.smshospitals.com E-mail: smshospital_erode@yahoo.co.in

NEURO SURGERY

VASCULAR NEURO SURGERY (ANERYSM / AVM)

BRAIN TUMOR SURGERY

ENDOSCOPIC BRAIN SURGERY

SKULL BASE SURGERY

TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY

SPINE SURGERY (TUMOURS / DISC)

SURGICAL MANAGEMENT FOR STROKE

Acute Stroke Care Unit with

IV Thrombolysis, Sonothrombolysis

Transcranial Doppler

(1st in 4 districts)

Botulinum Toxin Injection

(Stroke Rehabilitation / Movement Disorder )

Video EEG / Bedside EEG

Nerve Conduction Study / EMG

Evoked Potential Studies (VEP / SSEP / BAER)

24 Hours CT Scan

Department of Neurourology & Urodynamics

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Medical Profession at Crossroads

Dr. K.M. Abul Hasan

Vivekananda Sami said to the Youth of India Arise, awake and donot stop until the

goal is reached with the dream of developing a Strong Nation. We witness similar kind of calls

from IMA HQS to its lakh & lakhs of members to safeguard the medical profession in our

country. It is sad and disheartening to see that we repeatedly fail in our efforts to have a safe

environment for practicing medicine.

Inspite of all adversaries happening our health parameters have improved and it is

the golden era of modern medicine. Govt&Media don't want to give credit to the medical

fraternitybut to the health policies – Nevertheless everyonewould agree that the medical

profession going more& more patient centric.

Only Doctor Friendly Acts and Rules and Judgements can be Patient friendly. A

Doctor should work in an environment which is friendly, relaxed, confidence building and

free of violence to deliver his best to the patient, which is ensured even in the theatre of war.

Now incidence of violence against Doctors and clinical establishments is the order of the day

and in-spite of IMA's demand for a Central Act against violence, it remains unaddressed by

the Government.

The small and medium level hospitals which cater to 60% of the population are

facing closure due to financial non-viability and Government's lopsided Health Policy.

Government should promote the segment of health care providers by a policy of AIDED

HOSPITALS. These small institutions run by doctors are situated in the neighborhood and

are present in villages and remote areas. They are friendly and easily accessible 24 x 7 at an

affordable cost. The violence and plethora of laws are pushing them to extinction. They are

national assets providing primary and secondary care. They help to keep the healthcare cost

down. They deserve a special status and promotion.

Govt could regulate the medical profession in our country, with concern for both

doctors and patients. Instead CEA, PCPNDT and CPA are crushing the medical fraternity

particularly small nursing homes. PCPNDT Act is a medical solution for a Socio economic

problem, which cannot solve the issue. The government is debating the need to abolish the

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Medical Council of India and replace it with a 29-member National Medical Commission. If

NMC is enacted, it will allow non MBBS doctors to practise modern medicine, a step which

may be detrimental to the society. Schedule-IV of NMC which allows lateral entry of other

medical practitioners into the modern medical registry will be detrimental to the health of

the people.

Medical students are against being asked to appear for an exit exam after passing

MBBS. The Indian Medical Association is also not in favour of “NEXT”.

A ray of hope became visible when an inter-ministerial committee was constituted thby the Govt to examine the issuesraised by IMA on 13 November 2015, they are

1. Urgent Amendments in PCPNDT Act to stop criminal prosecution for even clerical errors

2. A central legislation to present assault on doctors

3. Doctor friendly CEA

4. Suitable amendments in the CPA for capping of compensation.

5. Bar Crosspathy

6. No to NEXT exam

Inter-ministerial committee had sent recommendations to the concerned ministries

on the above issue, But it in frustrating that nothing has happened, that is the reason IMA HQ

organized Dilli Chalo & Satyagrah as an outburst of anger & dejection.

But the majority of our colleagues moved little on these Problems, either they do not

realize it is our job to fix this or they just don't bother

A small percentage of India's doctor population, that is IMA office bearers work

relentlessly to safeguard the interest of entire medical fraternity, reestablish a holistic &

peaceful doctor - Patient environment

I am proud I am one among those few, what about you? Kindly read the first sentence

again now.

Come lets do it.

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Introduction

It is a common scene in every household. The lady of the house inspects her creations in the kitchen by tasting a sample of the food that has been prepared. Often, she takes a finger full of rice and examines to check if it is cooked completely. Why does she do that to those few grains of rice? What is the assurance that every other rice particle in that pot is also equally cooked? Here is where sampling comes to play. It is taken for granted that the sample of rice taken for the evaluation represents the entire pot of rice. This concept is similarly applied in medical and social sciences research.

Assuming for a moment that we want to do as study on hypertension among adults in Erode city, we will first think about taking count of the entire adult population in the city. This number will run into lakhs. Do we have the time, resources and manpower to examine the blood pressure of the entire population? It is absolutely difficult. We are inherently forced to resort to taking a sample of the population, assuming that the results of this sample will be similar to the results of the population.

What is sampling?

Sampling is a process by which some persons/ objects/ elements/ events are selected from the predetermined population for carrying out studies and drawing inferences about the population as a whole.

The concept of sampling rests on abiding with the following principles –

1. Representativeness

2. Randomness

3. Adequacy

Representativeness

When we choose a sample of the population, we do it with a main focus of extrapolating the results to the entire population. In other words, for example, if the results show that the prevalence of hypertension in a sample of population from Erode city is 12%, then the prevalence of hypertension for the entire Erode city will be 12%. This could vary plus or minus the value. However, how much variation is acceptable is what is determined by the sample size, which will be discussed further below. The ideal method of creating a representative sample is by having background knowledge of the disease and drafting a well planned inclusion and exclusion criteria. It is more important to exclude

ROLE OF SAMPLING AND SAMPLE SIZE IN RESEARCH Dr. Rama Ravi, Epidemiologist

If you aren't taking a representative sample, you won't get a representative snapshot

- Nate Silver

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people who may not represent the actual population. For example, in a study on myocardial infarction, we may prefer to exclude children and adolescents.

Randomness

Bias is an error which occurs inherently due to any defect in the selection of the sample. When we select a sample from the population, we should take adequate care to ensure that the sample matches with the population. If that is not the case, then the results may not depict the true picture of the problem. In other words, it is essential to ensure that every potential member of the population gets an equal chance of being the sample.

There are several techniques which help in ensuring a uniform selection process. These sampling techniques work on the principle of randomness. Random selection of the participants in a study eliminates bias. In other words, a person is selected in to the sample by chance and not by choice.

Adequacy

As mentioned earlier, the results of the sample should be extrapolated to the population. In the example of hypertension, when the prevalence in the sample is 12%, the researcher implies that if he takes another sample from the same population, the prevalence will also be 12%. This being the case, it is important for the researcher to examine the precision of the results.

The precision is indirectly reflected in a concept called 95% confidence limits. In other words, if a researcher repeats the experiment in 100 different samples of the same population, 95% of the times the prevalence will range from 'a' to 'b', where 'a' and 'b' are the lower and upper limits of the range. Therefore, more narrow the range is, between 'a' and 'b', more precise will be the results. Indirectly, to get a narrow range, we may have to take adequate number of the sample.

When we select a representative sample, it is important for us to know how many numbers are required, in order to ensure precise results. Depending on the study designs used, there are formulas for calculating this sample size.

Conclusion

Any medical research is done with a focus of creating evidences by putting forward the facts and figures. For this purpose, we need to have a rigorous methodology, which focuses on the sampling techniques and drawing inferences from an adequate sample of the population. This will help deriving conclusions for the entire population, thereby transforming evidences into practice guidelines.

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Community Activities

For More Details: Contact: Dr. P. Jayanth Kumar, Hon. Secretary, EIMA. - Mobile No: 94426 46960 or

Mr. M. Vijay Pradeep, EIMA Manager, Mobile No.: 948 948 5333

To download application form log on to : www.imatn.com/Home/Resourcepage

Life Membership for Single - Rs. 12,800/-Life Membership for Couple - Rs. 21,100/-

IMA LIFE MEMBERSHIP FEE

AAO GAON CHALEN

At Swaminathapuram 320 Patients were treated in the month of September 2017. Our IMA Members took part in it. Screening Camp was Conducted at SKM Sevai Maiyam, Saminathapuram.

SATHYA SAI

Sri Sathya Sai Seva Samithi Erode Conducted General Camp. Total Number 160 Patients. Our members participated in it.

ERODE GH

Patient Welfare Society - Speciality Ward, Govt Head Quarters Hospital, Erode September 2017 -Total no of Free Endoscopy - 70 Patients

ARASAN EYE HOSPITAL

56 Free eye camps, 3407 patients screened, 703 Free surgeries performed, 88 eyes collected, 8 Keratoplasty done

SRI ATHI SATHYA HOSPITAL

1 free Uric acid Analysis camp. 1 free spirometry camp. 1free Blood Liver Function Test camp. 1 Free Biothesiometer camp.

MAARUTHI MEDICAL CENTRE AND HOSPITALS

Erode Diabetes Foundation functioning in Maaruthi Medical Centre and Hospitals, Conducted free “Diabetes Awareness program- Good control of Diabetes to Prevent its Complication” on 25.9.2017 in the Auditorium of the hospital. Dr.A.S.Senthilvelu gave Audio – Visual presentation on discuss above Principle of Diabetic Diet Carbohydrate changes to reduce high carbohydrate intake and stressed. The improve of high fiber diet for better control of Diabetes. Free Blood glucose estimation done for around 300 patients for Diabetic and for other potential diabetics.

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IMAYAMIMAYAMSelvan. Nikil Sivanandhan S/o.Dr. Senthil Kumar.S, Erode - Rs.2500Selvi.S.Hasini, S/o. Dr. Senthil Kumar.S, Erode - Rs.2500Mr.Stalin M, Erode - Rs.500Mr.T.Prabhakar, Erode - Rs.1500Mr.Akash, Erode - Rs.2500Dr.Arumugam.P.S, Erode - Rs.2000Mr.Srinivasan R, Ambature - Rs.201Thiru.V.Purushothaman,Shalimar Agencies, Erode - Rs.2000Thiru.K.S.Mahadevan, Bharani Pattu Centre, Erode - Rs.1000 Dr.Thiruganasambantham.A ATS Hospital, Erode - Vegitable expensesDr.T Sadagopan, Vellore - Rice

We request all our members to take active part in this noble cause by way of liberal contributions to run this project. Rs.2000/- can be contributed for one day expense on special occasions like Birth day, Wedding Day, Hospital day, etc... Or onetime payment of Rs.15,000/- with a specified date so that we can allot that day every year. Cheque / Demand Draft may be drawn in favour of “IMAYAM TRUST” payable at “ERODE”and to be sent to Dr.S.S.Sukumar, Secretary, IMAYAM Home, Sri Raghavendra Eye Hospital, 72, Mosuvanna Street, Erode – 638001, Tamil Nadu, India.Ph: 914242262044, 914242258735, 919443066111, 919842766111,Email: sssukumar@gmail.com"Donations are exempted under section 80G of the Income Tax Act 1961 as per letter No C.No.227(31) CIT-II /2004-05 CBE/11-12 Income Tax - II, Coimbatore - 18 IMAYAM TRUST PAN No : "AAAT14388K”

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