AIPG 2014 court hearing 14.03.2014 update

Finally update of supreme court hearing on AIPGMEE 2014 counselling.......

MCI/DGHS proposed the implementaion of schedule in which state counselling will be done before AIPG counselling......

• State 1st counselling then  all india 1st 
• State 2nd den all india 2nd
• All india 3rd den state 3rd counselling

lets just wait and watch. notice will come soon and everything will be clear....:)

SUPREME COURT OF INDIA Daily Cause List 14.03.2014

COURT NO. 4 HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE A.K. PATNAIK HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE FAKKIR MOHAMED IBRAHIM KALIFULLA 3. W.P.(C)No.433/2013 DR FRAZ NASEEM & ORS MR. VIKAS MEHTA X A/N-H .Vs. MRS. KIRTI RENU 4TH LISTING UNION OF INDIA & ORS MISHRA (WITH APPLN.(S) FOR MS. HEMANTIKA WAHI DIRECTIONS AND INTERVENTION MS. SUSHMA SURI AND STAY AND IMPLEADMENT MR. D.S. MAHRA AND PERMISSION TO FILE MS. N.ANNAPOORANI ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS AND MS. ASHA GOPALAN NAIR OFFICE REPORT) M/S CORPORATE LAW GROUP MR. T. MAHIPAL MR. ANIRUDDHA P. MAYEE MR. ABHISTH KUMAR MS. SHARMILA UPADHYAY MS. PRAGATI NEEKHRA MR. NIRNIMESH DUBE MR. MISHRA SAURABH MR. GAURAV SHARMA MR. GAURAV SHARMA MR.KUSH CHATURVEDI WITH W.P.(C)No.716/2013 AKSHAY SINDHU & ORS MR. R.C. KOHLI X A/N-0 .Vs. MR. GAURAV SHARMA 2ND LISTING U.O.I & ORS (WITH OFFICE REPORT) W.P.(C)No.737/2013 LIPIKA GUPTA & ANR MR. VIKAS MEHTA X A/N-0 .Vs. MR. ABHISTH KUMAR 2ND LISTING U.O.I & ORS MR. RAMESH BABU M.R. (WITH APPLN.(S) FOR M/S CORPORATE LAW GROUP DIRECTIONS AND STAY AND MR. C.D. SINGH IMPLEADMENT AND IMPLEADMENT MR. AMIT KUMAR AS PARTY RESPONDENT AND MR. ANIRUDDHA P. MAYEE OFFICE REPORT) MR. SARAD KUMAR SINGHANIA MR. MISHRA SAURABH MR. GAURAV SHARMA MR. HARSH VARDHAN SURANA +[TO BE LISTED ALONG WITH I.A.NO.8 IN C.A.NO.4318/2012] I.A.,CMPS,CRLMPS ETC.

WHY CASE FOR AIPGMEE 2014 COUNSELLING ?

As u know this year too students are ready to fight against seat blocking.
Some of the students who think that last year any student who had rank
qualified for counselling, filled choices for counselling but didnt get seat because of seat blocking.

So, basically victim of seat blocking by AIPGMEE candidates during counselling process last year is a reason for this chaos. They think that state counselling is reason for the aipgmee/dee students not getting good choices and later their seats will be transferred to state aspirants who are less deserving.

Question is that the exam aspirants who are getting rank in both AIPGMEE and STATE EXAM are the one who will block these seats ?? Of course as they want their choice of branch whether it is in aipg or state but don't they deserve to make choice as they got rank in both.

Just doing state counselling first is solution to get maximum seats to aipg aspirants..... ??

People are again doing case to change all this. Last year was example to learn that this chaos should not be there again but all in vain...

Students who got seat in both aipg and state know the value of seat as well and they don't block the seats for their friends, they do it for their choice and will left the seat accordingly which will either aipg or state seat and the seat which will left will go to other deserving candidate.... This is chain of getting seat to every candidate who deserves.

The solution of this problem is increasing the number of counselling in AIPG till all the seats are filled by aipg rankers and no seat should be transfer to state. The proposal of 5th and 6th round should be there in aipg exam.


Don't fight that AIPG is more deserving for seat or state exam aspirants.......
Everyone want to get better seat... students who got aipgmee/dee rank will give AIIMS MAY also and if they get seat there, they will go there leaving seat of aipg.... so, process goes on.

Debate is going on whether it is right or wrong....
whether case is the solution for all this......
Eyeryone has opinion... but for this opinion is it  justified to do case involving all exam candidates  who don't want all this.....
you decide...... 

TIPS FOR AIIMS MAY 2014

AIIMS-PG (MD/MS/M.Ch.(6 yrs.)/MDS)-July, 2014 Session

• Entrance Examination - 11th May, 2014 (Sunday)
• Result (to be declared) - 15th May, 2014
• 1st Counselling - 11th June, 2014
• 2nd Counselling - 19th June, 2014
• Open Selection - 26th July, 2014

DM/M.Ch/MHA-July, 2014 Session

• Entrance Examination - 18th May, 2014 (Sunday)
• Result (to be declared) - 22nd May, 2014
• Departmental Assessment - 26th May, 2014
• Final Result Notification - 30th May, 2014

more details: www.aiimsexams.org

The most reputable exam for medical/ dental pg is here. This is a opportunity for everyone whoever is preparing for this exam. AIIMS conduct this exam twice a year in may and november. If we compare the both exams, very big difference is there in their pattern of exam, topics and questions. For this MAY exam, you need to know the few things :

There will be REPEAT QUESTIONS in the MAY exam....mostly of them will be recent only.

- Most important questions are AIPG DENTAL2014 questions with their right answers. Students who have   these questions will be in advantage.

- Get questions of  AIIMS NOVEMBER DENTAL 2013 questions and their answers.

- DON'T miss the AIIMS NOVEMBER MD/MS 2013 questions and answers. Grab the copy of question     paper as soon as it will come in market and thoroughly read that.

Revise the dental explore and don't do mistakes in repeat questions. AIIMS may will have easy questions, just you have to focus on doing right things. Don't panic and you will succeed......!!!

ALL THE BEST....

PGI 2014 medical/dental entrance exam

PGI:
Dates for downloading of Prospectus/ Application form from 02.03.2014 to 04.04.2014

seat matrix:
http://pgimer.edu.in/PGIMER_PORTAL/AbstractFilePath?FileType=E&FileName=AdmissionNotice2014July28Feb2014155619.pdf&PathKey=EVENTS_PATH

In PGI Exam, you need to understand the pattern of exam. It is very different from AIPG and AIIMS. They have their own question bank which is not available anywhere but the topics they choose is usually very much connected to their previous exam. PGI conduct exam 2 times a year, in which november exam wll be easy and have more repeated questions. So, this exam will be more difficult and brain twister. 

you need to know the topics which are common to PGI. 

They focus more on the clinical knowledge of aspirants..... while basic subjects like pharmacology, medicine, surgery is not much covered. FOcus on the clinical subjects more.

BOOKS FOR PGI 2014

- Dental pulse

- Gourishankar

- Dental explore

- National boards

- Amit tiwari for flourides

Be thorough with the previous papers of PGI for not doing any mistakes in repeat questions.

Main clinical branches from which more questions usually come are -

- Orhodontics

- Paedodontics : trauma 

- Community dentistry

- Endodontics

- Fluorides

- prosthodontics

REVISE AS MUCH AS YOU CAN.....

Prepare well and hope this will help in your study....

STAY ON AIPGMEE COUNSELLING 2014

Its really unfortunate that this year also the same situation came in front of medical and dental aspirants during counselling time. Last year, NEET created such nuisance and chaos that no-one will forget that torture of waiting everyday for the result. This situation should not be created by anyone as whatever issues were there last year, that were resolved. Question is why all this again ?????

Do this happen to any other entrance exam every year???

Why the most reputable entrance exam have so many issues???

Shame on this....they don't understand the state of exam aspirants who are in dilemma now ??

Hon’ble Supreme Court of India vide order dated 23.3.2012 in I.A. No.16/2012 in civil Appeal No. 1944 of 1993 in the matter of Anand Biji Vs Kerala State & others has directed Directorate General of health Services, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare to hold On-line counseling for 50% All India Quota post-graduate Medical and Dental seats.

In order to comply with these directions Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has constituted a Medical Counseling Committee (MCC).

NOTICE REGARDING STAY OF ALL INDIA QUOTA PG 2014 ONLINE COUNSELING

Reference interim order dated 07.03.2014 of the Supreme Court of India in Writ Petition in the Title: Dr. Fraz Naseem & Ors V/S UOI & Ors Case: IA.13 in CWP. 433/2013 with Akshay Sindu & Ors V/S UOI
& Ors CWP. 716/2013 Lipika Gupta V/S UOI & Ors CWP. 737/2013 Priya Gupta V/S State of Chattisgarh & Ors IA.NO… /2014 in CA.4318/2012 ,... while hearing the case on 07.03.2014, the Hon’ble Supreme Court adjourned the matter for 14.03.2014 and has directed the Union of India & Ors that the interim order dated 28.02.2014 will continue.

 In view of the continuation of interim order
dated 28.02.2014 of the Hon’ble Supreme Court, since the registration is already over, the online counseling process is stayed henceforth till further directions are received from the Hon’ble Supreme Court.

hope this will figure out soon............. just wait and watch !!!!

UP govt invokes ESMA against striking docs, court gave 10 march date for hearing.

Taking suo motu cognizance of the five-day doctors’ strike which is paralysing the medical facility in the state, the Allahabad High Court Wednesday ordered the UP government to transfer the officials, including 

Kanpur SSP Yashashwi Yadav, involved in the February 28 police action against medicos of GSV Medical College. The UP government, meanwhile, invoked the Essential Services Maintenance Act (ESMA) in the state to control the situation.

Appointing senior advocate Jagdish Narain Mathur as the amicus curiae in the case, the court observed that any strike henceforth may amount to contempt of court, punishable under law, thereby bringing the Indian Medical Association’s call for a country-wide boycott of OPD services on Thursday under scanner.
The court also asked for the state-constituted inquiry commission’s probe report on the police action following a clash between undergraduate students of GSVM and Samajwadi Party MLA Irfan Solanki. The court gave Justice Chauhan’s commission three weeks to submit its report.


In directing the state government to transfer the police officials while the model code of conduct has come into place, the court had to overrule the provision which requires the state, under the circumstances, to seek permission from the Election Commission of India. The court was of the view that the gravity of the situation demands that the officials are transferred elsewhere.

It also reminded the doctors of their Hippocratic Oath and “requested” the junior doctors to resume their duty while also permitting their association to intervene in the matter before the court. The court has fixed March 10 as the next hearing date.

Meanwhile, a team of representatives from the IMA and GSVM students met SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav. “He has assured us that he will talk to CM Akhilesh Yadav and asked us to take care of the patients.
The strike, though, will continue,” Dr Ravi Mehra, state president of IMA, told The Indian Express.
Confirming the invoking of ESMA in the state, Principal Secretary of Medical Education B S Bhullar said: “We have asked the doctors to join duty with immediate effect.”

Kanpur DM Roshan Jacob said that while the government hospitals remained functional and emergency services were also in place, the strike continued and the 24 medical students against whom FIRs of rioting, loot and other criminal offence have been registered, remained in jail in spite of getting bail. The students, who were sent to judicial custody, were granted bail by the court on Monday but refused to sign the personal bonds required for the bail.

The KGMU Teachers’ Association’s governing body, which met Wednesday, also decided to resign en masse if the matter is not resolved within 48 hours, informed Dr Naim Ahmad, the association’s general secretary. 

DENTIN HYPERSENSITIVITY

DEFINITION

•   the international workshop on dentin hypersensitivity(1983) has proposed the following definition for this condition: “ it is characterised by short,sharp pain arising from exposed dentin in response to stimuli typically thermal,evaporative,tactile,osmotic or chemical and which cannot be ascribed to any other form of dental defect or pathology”

ETIOLOGY

•enamel loss

•occlusal wear

•tooth brush abrasion

•dietary erosion

•abfraction

•parafunctional habits

•cemental loss

•gingival recession

•periodontal disease

•root planing

•periodontal surgery

THEORIES OF DENTIN HYPERSENSITIVITY

1. Direct innervation theory 

 - first theory to be put forward

 - nerve fibers present within dentinal tubules intiate impulses when they are injured

2. Odontoblast deformation theory/transducer theory

 - nerve fibers are present only in the predentin and inner dentinal zones

 - when pain inducing substances like pottasium chloride,acetylcholine are applied to exposed dentin,they fail to elicit painful response.

3. Hydrodynamic theory

 - the most widely accepted mechanism of action of dentin hypersensitivty , the hydrodynamic theory which was proposed by gysi in 1900 and validated by brannstrom in 1996

DIAGNOSIS

1. Complete history	2. Clinical examination	3. Radiographic examination
signs and symptoms	visual assesment	rule out peri apical lesion
intensity	physical assesment
frequency and duration	depth of periodontal pocket depth
dietary changes	percussion testing
	response to cold air

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS

1.fractured restorations

2.fractured enamel exposing dentin

3.dental caries

4.post restoration sensitivity

5.cracked tooth syndrome

6.bleaching sensitivity

PREVENTION

1.diet counselling regarding consumption of acidic fruits and beverages

2.correction of brushing technique

3.care during operative procedures

4.care during periodontal procedures

MANAGEMENT

1.Desensitisation by occluding dentinal tubules

a ) formation of smear layer over exposed dentin

b ) use of topical agents to occlude exposed tubules

•  calcium hydroxide paste

•  calcium phosphate paste

•  silver nitrate

•  fluorides

•  fluoride iontophresis

•  potassium nitrate

•  varnishes

•  dentin adhesives

c) placement of restorations

•  glass ionomer cements

•  composite resins 

d) use of lasers  

•  co2 laser

• nd:yag,er:yag laser

• he:ne laser

2. Desensitizing by blocking pulpal sensory nerves

a) potassium nitrate toothpaste

CALCIUM HYDROXIDE

- it increases the remineralisation of the exposed dentin thus reducing dentin permiability

- disadvantage : it causes temporary occlusion of tubules

CALCIUM PHOSPHATE PASTE

• it reduces dentin hypersensitivity by blocking tubules and dentin permeability is reduced

• available product – gc tooth mousse

• it  contains amorphous calcium phosphate and caesin phosphopeptide 

SILVER NITRATE

• it reduses fluid movement by precipitating protein or silver  chloride within the dentinal tubules

• it is not used nowadays as it stains dentin and also damages pulp and gingiva

STRONTIUM CHLORIDE

- The mode of action is linked to their ability to form mineralised deposits within the tubule lumen

and on the surface of the exposed dentine that help prevent transmission of the applied stimulus

FLUORIDES

•agents-sodium fluoride,stannous fluoride or acidulated phosphate fluoride.

•used as mouth rinses,toothpastes or topical application on exposed dentin.

•action is by forming fluorapatite within tubules which block fluid movement within dentin.

FLUORIDE IONTOPHORESIS

• iontophoresis- it is a procedure in which ions of chosen medicament are driven into specific

tissues by means of electric current.

•flouride iontophoresis transfers fluoride ions into dentin for desensitizing it. unit has

•  -positive electrode is placed on patients face or arm

•  -negative electrode is plastic tip placed around the tooth

• 2% sodium fluoride is applied on the  exposed dentin and is transferred deep into the dentin on

  activation of the unit.

•it is reported to provide long-term relief from hypersensitive dentin.

MANAGEMENT

varnishes

• they act by forming a barrier over exposed dentin. This reduces hypersensitivity as it reduces

dentin permeability. they provide only temporary relief.

use of lasers

•they occlude the dentinal tubules by producing local changes around the exposed dentin

•they also produce changes in central pulp neuron.

POTASSIUM NITRATE

• potassium ion may depolarize the nerve and prevent it from repolarizing, thereby, preventing it

  from sending pain signals to the brain.

• potassium ions are thought to diffuse along dentinal tubules and decrease the excitability of

  intradental nerves by altering their membrane potential reducing nerve excitation, and the

associated pain.