International Webinar On

Common Childhood Respiratory Viral

Infections and its Contemporary

Management”

July 13 & 14th 2020

ORGANIZED BY

Department of Kaumarbhritya/Balroga, Faculty of Ayurveda, IMS , BHU, Varanasi

EMINENT DIGNITARIES

Prof. V P Singh

Dean, FOAy, IMS, BHU

Prof. V K Shukla

Rector, BHU

Prof. Rakesh Bhatnagar

Honourable Vice Chancellor, BHU

Prof. R K Jain

Director, IMS, BHU

Prof Abhimanyu Kumar

Honorable Vice Chancellor

DSKRAU, Jodhpur

Organizing Chairman

Prof. B M Singh Head, Department of

Kaumarbhritya, FoAy, IMS, BHU

Prof P. V .Tewari Medical Superintendent

Mata Anandmayi, Hospital,Varanasi

Prof R.D.Sharma Former Head of Dept.of Prasooti Tantra

FoAy, IMS, BHU

Prof.D.N.Misra Former HOD of Kaumarbhritya

State Ayurveda College, Lucknow

Organizing Secretary

Dr. P S Upadhyay Assistant Professor

Dept.Of Kaumarbhritya

FoAy, IMS, BHU

Joint Organizing Secretary

Dr. Kalpana Patni

Joint Organizing Secretary

Dr. Ravi Shankar Khatri

Joint Organizing Secretary

Dr. Vaibhav Jaiswal

Treasurer

Dr.Sahana Shankari

At Google Meet :https://meet.google.com/ugn-edjy-qrh Abstracts and Full PPT are invited for presentation in International Webinar on above mentioned theme from PG Scholars of Kaumarbhritya.

8 minutes will be given for presentation for 10 selected candidates. The candidates should submit their Full PPT before 10th July Positively on the following email address email :kbbhu2020@gmail.com

Further Details, Contact: Dr.P.S.Upadhyay (7355422083)

Free

Registration

DR. R N More

Dept of Anatomy

IMS, BHU

Prof. Sangeeta Gehlot

Dept of Kriya- Sharir

FoAy, IMS, BHU

Prof. Ashish Bajpai

Institute of Management

Studies, BHU

Dr. Sunil Rao

Dept of Pediatrics

IMS, BHU

Prof Rakesh Sharma

HOD, Kaumarbhritya

Paprola, HP

Dr. Abhishek Joshi,

Chair of Ayurveda

Universitas Hindu

Indonesia, Bali

Dr. Shiv Mangal Prashad

HOD at Ayurveda Campus,

Tribhuvan University, Nepal

Dr. Jewti Baro

HOD, Kaumarbhritya

Guwahati, Assam

Dr. Prashant Gupta

HOD, Kaumarbhritya

GAC, Raipur, Chhattisgarh

International Webinar On

Common Childhood Respiratory Viral-Infections

and its Contemporary Management July 13 &14th 2020

Prof. Rahul H. Gujarathi

Bharti Vidyapeeth Pune

At Google Meet :https://meet.google.com/ugn-edjy-qrh

Abstracts and Full PPT are invited for presentation in Internation-

al Webinar on above mentioned theme from PG Scholars of

Kaumarbhritya.

8 minutes will be given for presentation for 10 selected candi-

dates. The candidates should submit their Full PPT within 10th

July positively on the following email address

email :kbbhu2020@gmail.com

Further Details, Contact: Dr.P.S.Upadhyay (7355422083)

Free Registration

Organizing Committee

Chief Patron

Prof. Rakesh Bhatnagar

Honourable Vice Chancellor,

BHU

Patron

Prof. V K Shukla

Honourable Rector, BHU

Vice Patron

Prof. R K Jain

Director, IMS, BHU

Associate Patron

Prof. V P Singh

Dean, Faculty of Ayurveda,

IMS BHU

Organizing Chairman

Prof. B M Singh

Head, Department of

Kaumarbhritya/Balroga

Organizing Secretary

Dr. P S Upadhyay

Joint Organizing Secretaries

Dr. Kalpana Patni

Dr. Ravi Shankar Khatri

Dr. Vaibhav Jaiswal

Treasurer

Dr Sahana Shankari

Registration Form

1)Name :…………………………………………………………………...

…………………………………………………………………………….

2)Sex : Male/Female…………………………………………………..

3)Age : ……………………………………………………………………….

4)Qualification:………………………………………… ………………...

………………………………………………………………………………....

5)Designation:…………………………………………………………...

………………………………………………………………………..…………

6)Institution /Organization : ……………………………………...

………………………………………………………………………………...

7)Address:………………………………………………………………..

………………………………………………………………………………...

8)Email………………………………………………………………………

9)Telephone/Mobile No:……………………………………………..

10)Date :……………………………………………………………………...

Total 100 participants can register.

Duly filled Registration form should be sent to the

email before 10th July

Registered Participants who attend the 2 day webinar

will get online participation Certificate .

email :kbbhu2020@gmail.com

For further details, contact: Dr.P.S.Upadhyay:

(7355422083 )

Signature of Applicant

S.

N

Topic &Time Guest Speaker

1.

Chikungunya and its

contemporary man-

agement in children-

9.30am-9.55am

Dr. Shiv Mangal Prashad

HOD at Ayurveda Campus

Tribhuvan University

Nepal.

2.

Influenza and parain-fluenza , its diagnosis and management in children-

9.55am-10.20am

Dr. Jewti Baro

HOD,Kaumarbhritya

Gawhati ,Assam

3. Ayurveda concept of

immunity and immu-

noenhancing

measures in children

w.s.r t. respiratory

disorders

10.20am-10.45am

Dr. Abhishek Joshi

Chair of Ayurveda

Universitas Hindu

Indonasia,Bali

4.

Infectious mononucle-

osis, its diagnosis and

management.

10.45am-11.10am

Prof. Rakesh Sharma

HOD, Kaumarbhritya

Paprola

5. RSV infection, differential diagnosis and its management 11.10am-11.35am

Dr. Rahul Gujrathi

Bharti Vidyapeeth

Pune, Maharastra

6.

Role of immunity in

management of viral

infections in children

11.35am-12 pm

Dr. Prashant Gupta

HOD,Kaumarbhritya

GAC,Raipur

Chhattisgarh

5 Paper presentations 12pm-12.40pm

Panel Discus-

sion

Panellists

12.40pm-1pm

Prof. Rakesh Sharma

Prof. Rahul Gujrathi

Dr. Prashant Gupta

Dr. Jeuti Baro

Dr. Shiv Mangal Prashad

Formal Thanks

International Webinar on

Common Childhood Respiratory Viral

Infections and its

Contemporary

Management

July 13 & 14th, 2020 Organized by

Department of Kaumarbhritya/Balroga

Faculty of Ayurveda

IMS, BHU, Varanasi

SECOND DAY SCIENTIFIC SESSION 13.07.20

Worldwide, about 85–88 % of ARI episodes are Acute Upper

Respiratory Infections (AURI) while the remaining are Acute

Lower Respiratory Infections (ALRI). In the most recent

estimate of ALRI associated mortality in India, pneumonia

was held responsible for 369,000 deaths (28 % of all deaths)

among those 1–59 months, making it the single most

important killer in this age group.

Infections caused by viruses are universal during childhood

and adolescence. Paediatricians are regularly caring children

who present with infections caused by a various number of

viral pathogens. These viral infections have varied clinical

presentations. Many infections may have clinical

presentations that are specific to the infecting virus but

present differently, based on the age and immunity of the

child. Some children are directly impacted early in their lives

when maternal disease results in an in-utero infection

(cytomegalovirus, rubella virus, HSV or parvovirus B19).

Other viruses may infect children in latter age as they grow

older (rhinovirus, influenza virus, parainfluenza virus). Many

viral infections frequently encountered in the past are no

longer present due to widespread immunization efforts.

Recognition of these vaccine-preventable Viral infections is

important because outbreaks of some of these diseases

(mumps or measles) continue to occur. Vigilance in vaccine

programs against these viral agents can prevent their re-

emergence. An increasing number of viral infections (herpes

simplex virus, influenza virus, varicella zoster virus, or

cytomegalovirus, Hepatitis virus etc.) can now be

successfully treated with antiviral medications. Most viral

infections in children result in self-limited illness and are

treated symptomatically and infected children experience full

recovery. This webinar will address the epidemiology, clinical

presentation, differential diagnosis, treatment, prevention and

prognosis of different viral infections commonly encountered

by the clinician.

Now days whole world is fighting with pandemic. Among the

non-vaccine preventable viral infections, emphasis was given

to viral infections in children and their long-term outcomes,

care and management options for bronchiolitis, broncho-

pneumonia related to respiratory syncytial virus, the clinical

implications of hepatitis B virus and cytomegalovirus

genotyping, the Ebola virus threat. The oral, oropharyngeal,

laryngeal, nasal and ocular viral infections and other novel

emerging virus of infancy and childhood.

Ayurveda has always stood as main line of treatment during

the viral outbreaks either as preventive, curative, health

promotive post infection to bring back the patients to

normalcy. Acharyas have always explained that whenever

name of a disease is not mentioned in the classics then

based on clinical features Dosha– Dooshyas have to be

analysed and treated accordingly.

Guduchi, Katuki, Kalamegha, Bhoonimba, Shunthi, Lashuna,

Tulasi, Yashtimadhu, Ashwagandha, Haridra, Triphala,

Pippali, Maricha, Twak and Ela etc are the gifts of Ayurveda

to the world which have anti-viral, antimicrobial,

immunomodulatory,rejuvenatory,hepatoprotective,antipyretic

and analgesic properties, when used judiciously by an

Ayurvedic physician can help to treat the disease effectively.

More researches, discussions, utilization, preparation of

medicine, dosage fixation as per drug and preparations, mode

of action on doshas etc are need of the day.

The main objective of this webinar is to enhance the

knowledge of the medical students, UG/PG Diploma i.e.

PGDNC (Ay) and D. Ch. (Ay), residents and young faculty members, about common respiratory viruses, its

modes of transmission, sign and symptoms, diagnosis

and management, for better care and management of

pediatric populations.This International webinar is one of its

kind to bring in the experts from various part of country and

abroad under one roof to cater their experience to the

medical fraternity to father build on the existing knowledge

This webinar will cover following

subtopics-

Applied anatomy of respiratory system (Swashan

Tantra).

Applied physiology of respiratory System (Swashan

Tantra).

Hospital management in reference to paediatric

respiratory care centre during pandemic situation.

Integrated care and management of common

respiratory viral (Vishanu janya) infections in

children.

Immunity (Vyadhikshamatwa /Bal) and

immunoenhancing measures in children.

Role of immunity (Vyadhikshamatwa/Bal) in viral

infection

1st day 13.07.2020

Inaugural Session Time: 9.30 am-10.30am

Lord Dhanwantari Vandana

Kulgeet, Banaras Hindu University

Welcome of the guest /Welcome address by Prof. B M Singh,

Organizing Chairman and Head of Department Kaumarbhritya/

Balroga

About the webinar by Dr. P S Upadhyay, Organizing Secretory

Blessing by Prof Rakesh Bhatnagar-Honourable Vice

Chancellor, BHU

Blessing by Prof. V K Shukla-Honourable Rector, BHU

Blessing by Prof. R K Jain, Director IMS BHU

Blessing by Prof. Prof V P Singh, Dean Faculty of Ayurveda

Blessing by Prof P V Tewari Mam, Medical Superintendent,

Mata Anandmayi, Hospital,Varanasi

Blessing by Prof. Abhimanyu Kumar, Honourable Vice

Chancellor, DSKRAU, Jodhpur

Blessing by Prof. R D Sharma,Former Head, Department of

Prasooti Tantra Stree Roga, FoAy, IMS, BHU

Blessing by Prof D N Misra, Former Head, Department of

Kaumarbhritya, SAC, Lucknow

Vote of Thanks

National Anthem

About Department: The Kaumarbhritya/Balroga Department,

now in growing age, its seed is sown from the day of inception of

dept. of Prasuti Tantra and Striroga, in erstwhile PGIIM, college of

medical sciences, BHU by 1974. Its academic, researches, and hos-

pital services expanded so much then, attained an academic unit with

Late prof. C. Chaturvedi Ji as its in -charge there after Prof. R D Sharma become the KB unit in-charge till 2004. In Nov. 2006 it

developed as separate department and Prof. B.M. Singh, became the

first head of this Department.

Faculty Members: Residents: Prof. B. M. Singh - Prof & HOD Dr Vinay Saxena JR-III

Dr P. S. Upadhyay -Asstt. Prof. Dr Vikash Kaushik JR-III

Dr Kalpana Patni - Asstt. Prof. Dr Komal Singh JR-III

Dr Ravi Shankar Khatri - Asstt. Prof. Dr Kavita Singh JR-II

Dr Vaibhav Jaisawal - Asstt. Prof. Dr Rahul Katkar JR-II

Senior Resident: Dr Vishnu Chaudhary JR-II

Dr Sahana Shankari Dr Amit Kaumar Maurya JR-I

PG Diploma: Dr Tarun Kumar Kumawat JR-I

Dr. Ramesh kumar Patel Dr Swapnil Khabragade JR-I

Dr. Neeraj Kumar Patel Non-Teaching Staff:

Dr. Vinay Kumar Mr Dinesh Kumar (Senior Assistant)

Dr. Abhishek Soni Mr Nileshwar Gupta (Lab.attendant)

Dr. Krishna Dave Mr Anil Kumar Singh (Office peon)

Available facilities

Academics: Teaching and training of BAMS, MD(Ay), PGDNC

(Ay.), D.Ch(Ay.) students , research work is carried out by MD

(Ay.), Ph D scholar under the guidance of teaching faculty of the

Department with Collaborations of Department of Paediatrics, De-

partment of Microbiology IMS, Institute of Management studies ,

Institute of Agricultural Sciences, other Dept. of University and IIT

BHU.

Hospital: NICU level III, well developed Bala Panchakarma unit

and Kashyapa ward, Immunization Programme.

Other Procedures: Phototherapy, bone merrow aspiration, lumber

puncture, thoraco-centesis, breast milk test, Exchange Blood Trans-

fusion (EBT) etc.

Achievements of the Department: Department has intro-

duced two self-financing PG diploma course i.e. PGDNC(Ay.) and

D. Ch. (Ay.), for medical graduates and a certificate course on Bal-

Panchakarma Attendant for the 10+2 standard students.

Future plans of Department: To maintain the IIIrd level Shishu

Paricharya Ekai (NICU) with additional facilities of ABG analyzer

and X- ray for providing critical care to ill babies, To develop Reha-

bilitation centre with different technique and procedures for early diagnosis and management of neurologically compromised children

and to make rational use of herbomineral drugs in children based on

research. Introduction of new super specialization course as DM

(Ay) in Balpanchkarma and DM (Ay) in Shishu Vigyan, has passed

from EC and after getting permission from competent authority super specialization courses shall be introduced in the Department.

About Webinar: Acute respiratory infections (ARI) are a major burden to child

health in developing countries like India. ARI, mainly of lower

respiratory tract, are the leading cause of death among chil-

dren under five years of age in developing countries, resulting

S.N Topic & Time Guest Speaker

1. Applied/clinical

anatomy of

respiratory

system in

children

10.35am-11am

DR. R N More

Dept of Anatomy

IMS, BHU

2. Applied/clinical

physiology of

respiratory

system in

children

11am-11.25am

Prof. Sangeeta Gehlot

Dept of Kriya Sharir

FoAyu, IMS, BHU

3. Hospital manage-

ment in reference

to paediatric

respiratory care

during pandemic

situations

11.25am-11.50am

Prof. Ashish Bajpai

Institute of

Management Studies

BHU

4. Japanese

encephalitis its

diagnosis and

management in

children

11.50am-12.15pm

Dr. Sunil Rao

Dept of Paediatrics,

IMS BHU

5 Paper presentations– 12.15-1pm

Panel

Discus-

sion

Prof. Sangeeta Gehlot

Prof. Ashish Bajpai

Dr. Sunil Rao

DR. R N More

1.0pm-1.30 pm

FIRST DAY SCIENTIFIC SESSION 13.07.20