Name: Dr. A.MAHILMARAN MD(TB &RD),DTRD
Uploaded: 2022-09-11
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Description: Dr. A.MAHILMARAN MD(TB &RD),DTRD. DIRECTOR - INSTITUTE OF THORACIC MEDICINE MADRAS MEDICAL COLLEGE & RGGGH,CHENNAI.

Dr. A.MAHILMARAN MD(TB &RD),DTRD. DIRECTOR - INSTITUTE OF THORACIC MEDICINE MADRAS MEDICAL COLLEGE & RGGGH,CHENNAI. 

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DIRECTOR -   INSTITUTE OF THORACIC MEDICINE MADRAS MEDICAL COLLEGE & RGGGH,CHENNAI

Born in September 8,1962 School-1.Studied in Campaign Anglo-Indian higher secondary school ,Trichy 2.Crescent Residential higher secondary school, Chennai. MBBS 1985 - STANLEY MEDICAL COLLEGE DTRD 1989- MADRAS MEDICAL COLLEGE MD(TB& RD) 1994- MADRAS MEDICAL COLLEGE Total services(Teaching experience)- 31 years 6months (378 months). 

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Born in  September 8,1962 School-1.Studied in Campaign Anglo-Indian higher secondary school ,Trichy                 2.Crescent Residential higher secondary school, Chennai. MBBS  1985 - STANLEY MEDICAL COLLEGE DTRD 1989-  MADRAS MEDICAL COLLEGE MD(TB& RD) 1994- MADRAS MEDICAL COLLEGE Total services(Teaching experience)- 31 years 6months                                            (378 months)

SENIOR RESIDENT 1991 - 1994, Madras Medical College ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 1994- 2002 Madras M edical C ollege 2002 - 2004 Stanley M edical C ollege 2004 - 2007 Coimbatore M edical C ollege. 

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SENIOR RESIDENT 1991  -  1994,  Madras Medical College   ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 1994- 2002  Madras  M edical  C ollege 2002 - 2004  Stanley  M edical   C ollege  2004 - 2007  Coimbatore  M edical  C ollege

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 2008 S tanley M edical C ollege 2009- 2011 Theni Medical C ollege PROFFESSOR 2011-2013 K.A.P Viswanathan Government M edical college , T richy 2013-2022 Madras Medical College. 

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ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 2008 S tanley  M edical  C ollege 2009- 2011 Theni  Medical  C ollege  PROFFESSOR  2011-2013 K.A.P    Viswanathan   Government  M edical college , T richy 2013-2022  Madras Medical College

He became the 20 th Director of renowned hospital & place of birth for many pulmonologist – ITM, CHETPET (INSTITUTE OF THORACIC MEDICINE). 

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He became the 20 th  Director of renowned hospital & place of birth for many pulmonologist – ITM, CHETPET (INSTITUTE OF THORACIC MEDICINE)

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He initiated various new services and amendment during his services at Tambaram sanatorium and ITM chetpet.. 

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He initiated various new services and amendment during his services at  Tambaram   sanatorium  and ITM chetpet.

He initiated measures and done a remarkable work in RGGGH, in building a new block for Tuberculosis & Respiratory Medicine and Infectious Disease.. 

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He initiated measures and done a remarkable work in  RGGGH, in building a new block for Tuberculosis & Respiratory Medicine and Infectious Disease.

He and his team managed Covid pandemic incoordination with other departments in RGGGH in a planned and successful manner with good outcome and patient satisfaction under his leadership.. 

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He and his team managed Covid pandemic incoordination with other departments in RGGGH in a planned and successful manner with good outcome and patient satisfaction under his leadership.

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Diagnosed with COVID-19 in April,
patient finally returns home
Gudiyatham was huspitaÄ•d for 90 dap due to multiple complications
was large. In the meantime.
coggespoN0ENT
It nearly 90 for 37'
year old Naresh. a resident
Of Gudiyatham. to recover
from multiple complications
caused to CO
VID-19.
In a span 01 over three
months. was treated in
four different hospitals.
longest stretch of hospitali-
Rajiv
Gandhi Government General
Hospital (RGGGH).
Fr iday
It was week
of April thu he tested posi-
tive for COVID•19. He had de
vekwn•d st(XAs. feser
and on April 24. and
was admitted to a private
hos'*tal He •Escharg«f
the next day. However, his
worsem•d. and he
was admitted to the Gmern-
ment Hospital. ChromeB•t,
on 'lay 6 with breathlew
ness, feu•r and cough. He
was referred to the Tamba•
ram on the
day, where continued
in The pat.ent with the team of doctors who
hit" •t RGW*. •
treatment for a month.
He was oxygen
— IS litres min. But his
condition continued to dete•
to
d«aors.
On June 6, he referred
to the RGCÆH in a critical
condition, He had devekml
hydropneunuxlurax —
•cannulation fluid and air
in the pleural cavity, and a
CT Of the chest revealed
Gr-*Ie-A changes, suggestive
Of *vere COVID-19 pneunw•
An intercostal drain
was inserted, but he
continued to have multi•loe
ulated pneumothorax, war •
ranting multiple interven•
tions by a team of chest
physiciam. cardiothoracic
surgeons, anaesthetists and
intensivists
• The lungs turn weak due
to (XWID•19_ When scarring
harvens. air btNes nuy
develop in the lungs. We
identified his condition irn•
nrdiately and did an inter•
drain tutk• insertion or
else lurws a:ndd mllavse.
We had to wait 48 days to
remove the tube as the tear
he developed a lot of infec-
• said A. Mahilmaran.
director, Institute of Thorac-
Medicine , RGGGH.
called • pleurrxlesis'
done in which chemicals are
instilled into the pleural
As he recovered gradually,
tube was removed on Ju-
ly 16. He started to maintain
oxygen saturation in
air. IkKtors waited for
another week to run a few
tests to rule ota any (Rher
" His recovery Was slow
there were multiple compli-
cations. Once he tested nega-
tive for WQ shifted
him to the pulmonology
ward for continuum of care,"
said
RC,GGH.
"We had to instill confi-
dence in him. This was one
of the toughest things." Dr.
Mahilmaran added.
Mr- Naresh walked out of
on Friday.

He is a very good physician as well as a great academician in organizing periodical CME & lectures in ITM as well as RGGGH. 

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He is a very good physician as well as  a great   academician in organizing periodical CME & lectures in ITM as well as RGGGH

CME
ON GENITOURINARY TB
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He is a well renowned good speaker, delivered lectures in various institutions.. 

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He is  a well  renowned good speaker, delivered lectures in various institutions.

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He has been a great Teacher for his students, motivated and tutoring them in every occasion in their residency.. 

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He has been a great Teacher for his students, motivated and tutoring them in  every  occasion in their residency.

He has been honored for his work in many occasion. 

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He  has been honored for his work in many occasion

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He has organized many medical awareness camps in RGGGH. 

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He has organized many medical awareness camps in RGGGH

He has given many talks in social media and popular face among society and in many patients heart.. 

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He has given many talks in social media and popular face among society and in many patients heart.

Dr. A.MAHILMARAN MD(TB &RD),DTRD

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