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Dermapen November 20191

DermapenDermapenPresident’s message

Dear members,Greetings from IADVL KN.It is nice to hear that the next issue of DERMAPEN is being

brought out.After taking over in the month of October 2018, we continued

with the programs implemented by the previous office bearers. “SARATHI”, a soft skill program for front office staff, was a great success. With the success of this program, IADVL KN implemented two more soft skills workshop. The first one, “MANTHAN” program, was for the benefit of the consultants. We had four programs in different cities of Karnataka and more are in pipeline so as to cover entire Karnataka. This program taught us newer skills in handling our patients and also building up human skills. The other program, termed as ‘INNER CIRCLE”, was conducted for the benefit of residents. The first ‘Inner circle’ training was held at Father Mullers Medical College, Mangalore and about 60 residents attended, actively participated and learnt soft skills. This program will be continued in the coming months so as to benefit all residents.

The MIDCUTICON 2019 was held at Chitradurga and Dr Yogendra did an excellent job. A new community awareness program was launched by flagging off IADVL KN Ratha at Chitradurga. This will be an exclusive, fully fabricated vehicle owned by IADVK KN, and will travel to all districts, talukas and villages of Karnataka educating people about common skin diseases, skin health, misuse and abuse of topical steroids, quackery, over the counter sale of medicines etc. A road map for the entire year has been prepared. IADVL KN would like to thank Dr. Chandrashekar B.S., Dr. Shashikumar B.M., Dr. Manjunath Hulmani and others for conceptualising, implementing and seeing that it progresses as per the plan. We would also like to thank all the local co-ordinators who did a tremendous job of implementing the plan and also making sure that the core objectives of the Ratha program were achieved.

IADVL-KN’s connect program ‘Sethubhandhan’ and IADVL National Pan India GP round table meetings will be implemented in the coming months to sensitise the participants to the misuse and abuse of topical steroids.

IADVL KN election for various posts was initiated this year. I request all the members to register for online voting. This will also help you to vote during the IADVL National elections. By being e-voters you can also avail the group insurance scheme (IADVL GPA Scheme), the premium of which will be paid by IADVL National. IADVL National will also be providing Indemnity insurance for interested members. The insurance premium will be nominal and will depend on the insurance coverage. The premium will have to be borne by the members. The details of which will be released soon.

IADVL KN has acquired land for our office. This was possible due to the untiring effort of Dr Chandrashekar. We would like congratulate and thank him for making this possible. Many of our members have brought accolades to IADVL KN through their publications, community service and holding distinguished positions in National IADVL and public offices. We would like congratulate them.

I am extremely grateful to all the EC members, coordinators, sister society office bearers, each and every member of the association for their active participation, guidance and for effectively carrying out various activities of the association.

Long live IADVLDr SathishPai B - President, IADVL KN

Vol : 7,

Issue : 2,

November 2019IADVL

KARNATAKA BRANCHNews bulletin of IADVL Karnataka Branch www.iadvlkarnataka.org

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President’s message 1From the Secretary’s desk 3From the Editor’s desk 3Treasurer’s report 4MINUTES OF MEETING 12 Minutes of combined EC & CC meet

held at Mid- Cuticon KN 2019 IADVL-KN ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES 12 MID CUTICON-KN2019,

10th to 12th May,Chitradurga Dermabasics 2019, August 25th,

Basaveshwara Medical College, Chitradurga

IADVL SIG CME on ‘Approach to Recalcitrant Dermatophytosis’ 18th August, Mangalore

IADVL-KN Undergraduate quiz 2019 IADVL IMPACT 3.0, 29th September,

Bangalore IADVL- SIG Trichology CME 2019,

20th October, BangaloreCME AND WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED 14 Leprosy today, 30th August,

M.V.J.Medical college, Bangalore Diabetic foot infections,

1st September, Bangalore BACK TO ROOTS - 3,

A to Z of procedural dermatology, 7th and 8th September

‘Update on STDs’- Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences, 13th September

Prof J N Shetty Memorial Oration, 21st September 2019, Mangalore

Recent Advances in leprosy, 22nd September 2019, JSS Medical College, Mysuru

Emergencies in Dermatology, KMC, Mangaluru October 20th

IADVL KN Community Dermatology activities 16 World VitiligoDay Observation,

25th June, 2019 World Psoriasis day observation,

29th October, 2019 IADVL KN Charmaratha Flood relief activities Rural camps District Jail ServiceIADVL -KN MEMBERS’ ACHEIVEMENTSIADVL FOR ITS MEMBERS 19 Inner circle-Soft skills development

programme for PGs Manthan- Soft skills development

programme for consultants IADVL DVL welfare trust IADVL E-library IADVL E-groups ANNOUNCEMENTS 21Obituary 22

Leprosy today, MVJMC& RH, Bangalore

Manthan, Davangere

Manthan, Mysore

Prof. J.N. Shetty Memorial Oration, Fr. Muller Medical College, Mangalore

Street play conducted by CDS

Vitiligo Rath at Victoria Hospital on World Vitiligo dayDr Priya crowned as 1st runner-up, Mrs UN International

Psoriaisis awareness programme in Bangalore Medical College in association with BDS

Manthan, Bangalore

Manthan, Hubballi

Mid Cuticon, Chitradurga

Recent advances in Leprosy, JSS Medical College, Mysuru

Update on STDs, Hassan Medical College, Hassan

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Back to Roots 3, Bangalore

Dr H Hanumanthappa donation for flood releif

Dr. Ramesh Bhat & Dr Venkataram Mysore, elected as International Director and Regional Director of ILDS, resprectively

Flagging off Charmaratha at Mid-Cuticon

IADVL Karavali visit to Mundaje and donation to flood relief

Inner Circle Bangalore

Charmaratha

BDS Rural Camp

Diabetic foot infections, CDS, Bangalore

Dr Sacchidanand S receiving Krishnanugraha Prashasthi

Emergencies in Dermatology, KMC,Mangalore

IADVL Impact 3.0 IADVL SIG Trichology

Inner Circle Mangalore

District Jail visit, KMC Manipal

2018-19


From the Honorary General Secretary’s deskDear members,

In the past one year, IADVL Karnataka has initiated quite a few unique activities for the benefit of the members and also for the benefit of general public.

Encouraged by the success of ‘Vitiligo Ratha’ in the previous two

years, we have gone a step further and bought an LED Roadshow vehicle. This will be called ‘Charmaratha’ and will travel across the state all through the year. I thank Dr Shashikumar, Dr Jagadish and Dr Manjunath Hulmani for successfully implementing this program. I request all sister societies to make use of this opportunity and educate the general public about quackery, steroid abuse and misuse, resistant tinea and other common chronic skin problems.

Focus on soft skills has become an essential part of our daily clinical practice. To develop soft skills, we have started three different programs; ‘SARATHI’ for the clinic assistants and front desk staff, ‘MANTHAN’ for consultants and ‘INNER CIRCLE’ for post graduates. I thank Dr Manjunath Hulmani for successfully coordinating these events. I request all the members to actively participate in all such programs.

IADVL KN Academy, headed by chairperson Dr Manjunath Shenoy and Convenor Dr Ashwini PK, is actively contributing towards designing the scientific content of all IADVL KN academic events. In addition to this, the academy has also initiated clinical research. I request all the institutes and sister societies to join hands with IADVL KN and IADVL KN Academy in these endeavours by organising more scientific events and also contributing towards clinical research.

This year, we have introduced elections for the posts of office bearers of IADVL Karnataka. All life members are eligible to participate through E voting. To facilitate this, I request all life members to update their mobile numbers and E mail ids on IADVL KN database accessible through our websites www.iadvlkarnataka.org and also www.iadvl.org.

I thank Dr Nagesh TS and Dr Namitha Chathra for successfully bringing out yet another issue of DERMAPEN.

I thank our president Dr Sathish Pai and all office bearers, zonal and district coordinators, office bearers of sister societies for their active contribution towards all the activities of IADVL Karnataka.

With warm regards

Dr Manjunath R

Hon Secretary General,

IADVL Karnataka.

From the Editor’s desk

Dear members,

It is a matter of great joy to bring to you the next issue of Dermapen, the official bulletin of IADVL- KN. In this issue, we have captured the numerous achievements and activities of office bearers and members of IADVL-KN during the last season.

Hellen Keller rightly says that the world is moved along not only by the mighty shoves of its heroes, but also by the aggregate of the tiny pushes of each honest worker. Similarly, IADVL Karnataka is fortunate to have not just heroes who have initiated several impactful projects such as Charmaratha, Vitiligo day observation, Vitiligo Ratha, Saarathi, Sethubandha etc, but also a multitude of honest workers who have taken these herculean projects to successful culmination. In addition to ably continuing these projects, the present leadership of IADVL-KN, with Dr. Sathish Pai at the helm, has laid the cornerstone for several new projects such as ‘Manthan’ and ‘Inner circle’.

In addition to supporting the academic and community service initiatives of IADVL-KN, our members and sister societies have conducted several CMEs, rural camps, community oriented services and relief activities for flood victims. Several members of IADVL-KN have brought laurels to the organization by making a mark in the National and International arena.

We thank Dr. Manjunath Kollegal, secretary of IADVL-KN; all the district co-ordinators and members of IADVL-KN who have actively participated in the various activities and provided the inputs necessary for bringing out this issue of the Dermapen. We take pride in showcasing such activities and achievements in Dermapen and request you to continue your support in the future.

We also urge all the members to exercise your right to vote and ensure the success of IADVL-KN elections.

Dr Nagesh T S Dr Namitha Chathra

Editor, Dermapen Assistant editor


Treasurer's report

Please send the duly signed (preferably in blue ink) Form ITR-V to “Centralized Processing Centre, Income Tax Department, Bengaluru 560500”, by ORDINARY POST OR SPEED POST ONLY, so as to reach within 120 days from date of submission of ITR. Form ITR-V shall not be received in any other office of the Income-tax Department or in any other manner. The confirmation of receipt of this Form ITR-V at ITD-CPC will be sent to the e-mail Id .On successful verification, the acknowledgement can be downloaded from e-Filing portal as a proof of filing the return.

son/ daughter of , solemnly declare that to the best of my knowledge and belief, the information given in the return which has been submitted by me vide acknowledgement number is correct and complete and is in accordance with the provisions of the Income-tax Act, 1961. I further declare that I am making this return in my capacity as and I am also competent to make this return and verify it. I am holding permanent account number .

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Rs. Rs. Rs.PROFITS AND GAINS OF BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONBUSINESS1 NET PROFIT BEFORE TAX AS PER P & L A/C 25,13,802ADD: INADMISSIBLE EXPENSES & INCOME NOT INCLUDEDPENALTY ON PT DISALLOWED U/S 37 2,500.00DISALLOWANCE U/S 40(A)(II)TDS AND INCOME TAX(NET OF REFUND RECEIVED) 21,55,705.00PRIOR PERIOD EXPENSES 1,33,852 DISSALLOWANCE FOR NON DEDUCTION OF TDS- 30%A)DISPLAY CHARGES 8,29,330 C) EVENT EXPENSES 3,00,000 26,30,856

LESS: DEDUCTIBLE EXPENDITURE & INCOME TO BE EXCLUDEDSTATE MEMBERSHIP FEES RECEIVED- EXEMPT 4,17,760 INCOME CONSIDERED SEPERATELY

INTEREST ON IT REFUND 310 SB INTEREST 44,123

FD INTEREST 9,51,335 14,13,528

PROFIT FROM BUSINESS 37,31,130INCOME CHARGEABLE UNDER THE HEAD "BUSINESS AND PROFESSION" 37,31,130INCOME FROM OTHER SOURCES

INTEREST ON IT REFUND 310 BANK INTEREST

SB INTEREST 44,123 FD INTEREST 9,51,335 9,95,768

TOTAL INCOME 47,26,898TOTAL INCOME ROUNDED OFF U/S 288A 47,26,900TAX ON TOTAL INCOME 12,30,570ADD: CESS@ 4% 49,223TAX WITH CESS 12,79,793TDS 5,28,355ADVANCE TAX 8,00,000TOTAL PREPAID TAXES 13,28,355

-48,562ADD: INTEREST U/S 234C 30,429ADD: LATE FILING FEES U/S 234F 5,000 35,429BALANCE TAX PAYABLE - ROUNDED OFF -13,130

A.Y. 2019-20

PREVIOUS YEAR : 2018-19PAN : AAAJI 0345 NStatus : AOP

STATEMENT OF INCOMED.O.F. : 07-May-2010


LIABILITIES Sch No. 31/03/2019 ASSETS Sch No. 31/03/2019

GENERAL FUND 1 1,76,26,341 FIXED ASSETS 4 5,90,287

UNSECURED LOANS 5,000.00 DEPOSITS 5 1,69,15,583

SUNDRY CREDITORS 2 18,239.00 LOANS & ADVANCES 6 6,11,019

PROVISIONS 3 10,45,644 CASH & BANK BALANCES 7 5,78,335

TOTAL 1,86,95,224 TOTAL 1,86,95,224

PLACE: BANGALOREDATE: 24.10.2019

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Chartered Accountants

R.Sriramprasad(Partner)

Membership No. 024598

Firm Registration No 011905 S

INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF DERMATOLOGISTS, VENEREOLOGISTS & LEPROLOGISTS - KARNATAKA BRANCH

BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31/03/2019

"Subject to my report of even date"For For R Sriramprasad & Co.,


EXPENDITURE 31/03/2019 INCOME 31/03/2019TO BDS VITILIGO DAY EXPENSES BY INCOME FROM OPERATION:

CME EXPENCES 25,625.00 CME REGISTRATION CHARGES RECEIVED 82,303 TO CDR JOURNAL EXPENSES SPONSORSHIP INCOME 66,14,914

CDR EXPENCES 4,85,693.00 CUTICON-2019- GADAG REGISTRATION CHARGES 56,779 TO CUTICON EXPENSES DERMA ADVANCE REGISTRATION 1,08,466

ACCOMODATION EXPENCES 15,800.00 DERMA GRANTS 16,102 BULK SMS CHARGES 18,000.00 ROYALTY INCOME 24,29,830 CUTICON OTHER EXPENCES 10,000.00 BY OTHER INCOMES: MEMENTO EXPENCES 9,525.00 FIXED DEPOSIT INTEREST 9,51,335 PRINTING & STATIONERIES 8,290.00 SAVINGS BANK INTEREST 44,123 SERVICE FEES & OTHER EXPENCES 1,657.00 INCOMETAX REFUND 65,050 TRAVELLING EXPENSES & ACCOMODATION CHARGES 1,84,704.00 INTEREST ON INCOMETAX REFUND 310 CUTIOCON KN 2018 PRICE 38,000.00 OTHER INCOME 5,590 TORRENT EXPENSES 12,907.00 MEMBERSHIP STATE SHARE RECEIVED 4,17,760

TO DERMA ADVANCE EXPENCES ACCOMODATION EXPENSES 99,281.00

MAINTANANCE CHARGES 2,500.00 FOOD EXPENSES 99,688.00 MEDICAL EXPENCES 10,681.00 PHOTO EXPENCES 2,000.00 PRINTING & STATIONERIES 20,150.45 SURTURIAL ASSISTANTS 3,500.00 TRAVELLING EXPENCES 30,664.00OTHER EXPENSES 2,400.00

TO DERMABASIC EXPENCES COMPUTER MAINTENANCE 3,219.00 FOOD EXPENSES 53,653.36 PRINTING & STATIONERIES 1,265.00 TRAVELLING EXPENSES 41,443.60OTHER EXPENSES 15,080.00

TO DERMAPEN EXPENCES BOOK EXPENCES 11,720.00 PRINTING & STATIONERIES 76,120.00

TO MIDCUTICON EXPENSES ACCOMODATION EXPENCES 14,81,463.98 FOOD EXPENCES 7,33,492.00

OTHER EXPENSES 1,81,254.00TO AESTHETICS WORKSHOP- EVENT EXPENSES 3,00,000.00TO VITILIGO RATHA ROADSHOW EXPENSES

DISPLAY CHARGES 8,29,330.00TO VITILIGO RATHA YATRE EXPENCES

ACCOMODATION EXPENCES 71,308.75 BROUCHERS CHARGES 80,000.00 FOOD EXPENCES 29,924.67 PRINTING & STATIONERIES 87,619.00

OTHER EXPENSES 22,444.00

TO ADMISTRATIVE EXPENSES ACCOUNTING CHARGES 30,000.00 AUDIT FEES 20,000.00

BAD DEBTS 1,19,500.00 COMPUTER MAINTENANCE 2,684.83 GST LATE FEES 25,670.00 ROUNDOFF 602.92 TELEPHONE CHARGES 1,277.00 BANK CHARGES 7,855.52 SECIRATERY SALARY 35,000.00


INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31/03/2019


WEBSITE MAINTENANCE 43,559.00RATES AND TAXES 6,17,631DEPRECIATION 53,822TDS-AY 2019-20 5,28,355INCOMETAX PAID- FY 2017-18 8,92,400ADVANCE TAX PAID 8,00,000

" EXCESS OF INCOME OVER EXPENDITURE 25,13,802

TOTAL 1,07,92,562 TOTAL 1,07,92,562




(Partner)Membership No. 024598

Firm Registration No 011905 SChartered Accountants

R.Sriramprasad


RECEIPTS 31-03-2018 PAYMENTS 31-03-2018OPENING BALANCE :

BDS VITILIGO DAY EXPENSESCASH IN HAND CME EXPENCES 25,625.00

CASH TREASURER - CDR JOURNAL EXPENSES CDR EXPENCES 4,70,454.00

CASH AT BANK CUTICON EXPENSESBANK OF MAHARASTRA -5852 8,86,299 ACCOMODATION EXPENCES 15,800.00KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK 11,24,600 BULK SMS CHARGES 18,000.00STAT BANK OF INDIA 1,29,681 CUTICON OTHER EXPENCES 10,000.00

MEMENTO EXPENCES 9,525.00UNSECURED LOANS 5,000 PRINTING & STATIONERIES 8,290.00

SERVICE FEES & OTHER EXPENCES 1,657.00BY INCOME FROM OPERATION: TRAVELLING EXPENSES & ACCOMODATION CHARGES 1,84,704.00CME REGISTRATION CHARGES RECEIVED 82,303 CUTIOCON KN 2018 PRICE 38,000.00SPONSORSHIP INCOME 66,14,914 TORRENT EXPENSES 12,907.00CUTICON-2019- GADAG REGISTRATION CHARGES 56,779 DERMA ADVANCE EXPENCESDERMA ADVANCE REGISTRATION 1,08,466 ACCOMODATION EXPENSES 99,281.00DERMA GRANTS 16,102 MAINTANANCE CHARGES 2,500.00ROYALTY INCOME 24,29,830 FOOD EXPENSES 99,688.00

BY OTHER INCOMES: MEDICAL EXPENCES 10,681.00FIXED DEPOSIT INTEREST 40,915 PHOTO EXPENCES 2,000.00SAVINGS BANK INTEREST 44,123 PRINTING & STATIONERIES 20,150.45INCOMETAX REFUND 65,360 SURTURIAL ASSISTANTS 3,500.00MEMBERSHIP STATE SHARE RECEIVED 4,17,760 TRAVELLING EXPENCES 30,664.00

OTHER EXPENSES 2,400.00SEED MONEY DERMACON RECEIVED 25,00,000 DERMABASIC EXPENCES

COMPUTER MAINTENANCE 3,219.00OPENING DEBTORS RECEIVED 3,92,000 FOOD EXPENSES 53,653.36

PRINTING & STATIONERIES 1,265.00 TRAVELLING EXPENSES 41,443.60OTHER EXPENSES 15,080.00

DERMAPEN EXPENCES BOOK EXPENCES 11,720.00 PRINTING & STATIONERIES 76,120.00

MIDCUTICON EXPENSES ACCOMODATION EXPENCES 14,81,463.98 FOOD EXPENCES 7,33,492.00

OTHER EXPENSES 1,81,254.00TO AESTHETICS WORKSHOP- EVENT EXPENSES 3,00,000.00

VITILIGO RATHA ROADSHOW EXPENSES DISPLAY CHARGES 8,29,330.00

VITILIGO RATHA YATRE EXPENCES ACCOMODATION EXPENCES 71,308.75 BROUCHERS CHARGES 80,000.00 FOOD EXPENCES 29,924.67 PRINTING & STATIONERIES 87,619.00

OTHER EXPENSES 22,444.00

ADMISTRATIVE EXPENSES ACCOUNTING CHARGES 38,475.00 AUDIT FEES 25,000.00 COMPUTER MAINTENANCE 2,684.83 GST LATE FEES 25,670.00 TELEPHONE CHARGES 1,277.00 BANK CHARGES 7,855.52 SECIRATERY SALARY 35,000.00 WEBSITE MAINTENANCE 43,559.00

RATES AND TAXES 6,17,631INCOMETAX PAID- FY 2017-18 8,92,400GST PAID 8,64,524PURCHASE OF FIXED ASSETS 6,44,108


RECEIPTS & PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2019


ADVANCE TAX 8,00,000ROOT3 AUDITORIUM ADVANCE 1,00,000ROOT3 CONFERENCE BROCHURE ADVANCE 50,000

FIXED DEPOSITS 51,02,448

CLOSING BALANCE: CASH AT BANK

KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK 4,77,925 INDIAN BANK 1,00,410

CASH IN HANDCASH TREASURER -0

Total 1,49,14,132 Total 1,49,14,132



Membership No. 024598

Chartered AccountantsFirm Registration No 011905 S

R.Sriramprasad(Partner)



SCHEDULE -1GENERAL FUNDOPENING BALANCE 1,51,12,539 ADD: EXCESS OF INCOME OVER EXPENDITURE 25,13,802 1,76,26,341

SCHEDULE -2SUNDRY CREDITORSRSP INFINITE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS PVT LTD 3,000 WOLTER KULVER INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED 15,239 18,239

SCHEDULE -3PROVISIONSAUDIT FEES PAYABLE 24,500 ACCOUNTING CHARGES PAYABLE 42,325 GST PAYABLE 3,06,231 SERVICE TAX PAYABLE 6,72,588 10,45,644

SCHEDULE -5DEPOSITSFIXED DEPOSIT WITH KOTAK BANK 1,61,04,093 ACCRUED INTEREST ON FD 8,11,490 1,69,15,583

SCHEDULE-6LOANS & ADVANCES (ASSET)DERMABASICS KOLAR ADVANCE 1,00,500 ROOTZ 3- AUDITORIUM BOOKING 1,00,000 ROOTZ 3- CONFERENCE BROCHURES ADVANCE 50,000

ADVANCE PAID TO CREDITORSABSOLUTE JOURNEY 3,58,562 NIMHANS 1,957 6,11,019

SCHEDULE-7CASH AND BANK BALANCECASH IN HAND - KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK 1,00,410 INDIAN BANK 4,77,925 5,78,335

As On 31.03.2019

PARTICULARS WDV AS TOTAL DEPR DEPR WDV AS ON 1.4.2018 UPTO SEPT FROM OCT RATE AMOUNT ON 31.3.2019

BOLERO MAXI TRUCK PLUS - - 6,00,000 6,00,000 15% 45,000 5,55,000 -

PRINTER - - 44,108 44,108 40% 8,822 35,287 -

TOTAL - - 6,44,108 6,44,108 53,822 5,90,287

SCHEDULE-4

ADDITIONS/DELETION

DEPRECIATION SCHEDULE AS AT 31ST MARCH 2019


MINUTES OF MEETING

Minutes of combined EC & CC meet held at Mid-Cuticon KN 2019 held at ChitradurgaMembers present : Dr Satish Pai, Dr Chandrashekar

B S, Dr Manjunath R, Dr Shivakumar YM, Dr Savitha A S,

Dr ShashiKumar B M, Dr Manjunath Hulmani, Dr Yogendra,

Dr Vijaykumar, Dr Prakash Kalolgi, Dr Saleem Jamdar,

Dr Tukaram Sori, Dr Ravidranath, Dr Raghu.

Dr Satish Pai, President IADVL-KN, welcomed the

gathering. Dr Manjunath R, Honorary general secretary

IADVL-KN, presented the secretary’s report. Dr Savitha

AS, treasurer IADVL-KN, presented the treasurer’s report.

Dr ShashiKumar BM informed the members regarding

‘CHARAMARATHA’ - A patient education initiative of IADVL-

KN. The vehicle was flagged off during Midcuticon-KN 2019

at Chitradurga. It will be travelling all across Karnataka

covering all district head quarters, Talukas, Villages, all

district hospitals, taluka hospitals, CHC and PHC, schools

and colleges, market places, bus stations, railway stations,

IMA halls, Rotary and Lions clubs and other important

places.

Dr Prakash Kalolgi, Dr Salim Jamdar and Dr Tukaram

Suri gave a report on CUTICON-KN 2019. Preparation of

scientific sessions was reviewed and was discussed in

detail. Dr Chandrashekar B.S. gave various suggestions

regarding scientific sessions.

Dr Satish Pai presented a report on Manthan and Inner

circle soft skill development programs. Manthan was held

successfully at Mysore and Mangalore. Next program will

be held at Davangere. Dr Yogendra informed that Derma

Basics 2019 will be held on August 8th at Chitradurga.

Dr Satish Pai informed that Dermaadvance 2020 will be

held at KMC, Manipal.Various aspects regarding IADVL KN

Elections 2019 were discussed in detail. Nominations for

E voting of various posts of IADVL-KN will begin soon. Dr

Manjunath R gave vote of thanks.

IADVL-KN ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES MidCuticon-KN 2019,

11th& 12th May, Chitradurga The mid annual conference of IADVL, KN was held on

11th& 12th May at 2019 at Hotel Durgadasiri, Chitradurga.

It was well attended by approximately 60 delegates.

The scientific program began with a debate on

Dermatophytosis, Pragmatic Vs Perfectionist. The practical

aspects on management of Dermatophytosis was well

spoken by Dr. Thukaram Sori & wider academic aspects

were covered by Dr. Sathish Pai.

The conference inauguration was held at 11:00 AM

Dr. Sathish Pai, President IADVL Karnataka inaugurated

the program accompanied by Dr. Manjunath R, secretary,

Dr. Yogendra M. Professor & HOD, BMCH & RC, Dr.

Thippareddy G C, KMC observer. Master Dermatology

award was conferred to senior dermatologist Dr. Mahipal

on the same occasion.

Dr. B S Chandrashekhar, renowned Trichologist,

Cutis, Bengaluru, Spoke in detail about management

of difficult cases in Trichological puzzles. An interactive

panel discussion on Cosmetic practice in small towns was

moderated by Dr. B S Chandrashekhar with panel consisting

of Dr. Prakash Kololgi, Dr. Shivakumar Y. M., Dr. Sripathi

H., Dr. Shashikumar B M, Dr. Anupama. This was followed

by Derma crossword, a quiz for delegates by Dr. Sahana

Srihari. The program was concluded by interesting case

presentations by Dr. Nikitha Babu & Dr. Harish G., senior

postgraduates, Department of DVL BMCH & RC.

Dermabasics 2019, August 25th, Basaveshwara Medical College, Chitradurga

The flagship program of IADVL Karnataka was held on

25th august 2019 in the premises of Medical Education

Unit, Basaveshwara Medical College Chitradurga. The CME

had a huge response from residents with 130 registrations.

An around 15 esteemed faculties from all over the state

have deliberated the talks which were of extreme benefits

to the budding postgraduates.

CME began with brain storming session by Dr. Sathish

Pai, President IADVL Karnataka. He spoke about the scope

of Dermatology which included information about what


residents must imbibe & focus on during the course with

the various IADVL benefits provided to the residents.

Approach to the Dermatology patient was spoken in

detail by Dr. Yogendra M. Case approach and examination

of Leprosy patient was well taught by Dr. Chidambaram

Murthy S. in his presentation. Different STD cases, their

clinical history taking & examination, differential diagnoses

was discussed by Dr. Ashwini P. K.

A brief inaugural ceremony was held at 10:30AM.

in the presence of Dr. Prashanth G., Dean BMCH &

RC, Dr. Yogendra M. Professor & HOD, BMCH & RC,&

Dr.Thimmareddy Kataraki, KMC observer.

A brief session on fundamental Biostatistics was taken

by Dr. Asha Bullappa, this was followed by Synopsis writing

presented by Dr. Nagendra Gowda M.R. Conduction of

Journal club was well spoken by Dr. Manjunath Hulmani.

The post lunch session comprised on basic & investigatory

procedures. Each station was headed by expert faculty and

assisted by Postgraduate student.

The muscular Anatomy with their innervation was

demonstrated by Dr.Shrish Patil. Basic Dermoscopy of

the skin lesions was demonstrated by Dr. Chidambara

Murthy S. Laboratory procedures such as KOH, Tzanck,

Gram stain & ZN stain was demonstrated by Dr.Sumanta

A. The Patch test & ASST was demonstrated by Dr. Raghu M.

IADVL-KN Undergraduate quiz 2019The preliminary round of UG quiz was conducted at medical colleges across Karnataka, the winning team from each

college were invited to the zonal level quiz. The zonal level quiz was conducted in five zones: the east zone ,west zone,

central, north & south zone, in co ordination with zonal coordinators. The list of zonal co ordinators and quiz masters

is as below:Zone Co ordinator Quiz master

South Dr Ashwini P K Dr Eshwari North Dr Shiv Kumar Patil Dr Sneha ManjunathEast Dr Pawan Kumar Dr Malcolm PintoWest Dr Sudheer Nayak Dr Abhinetha Central Dr Mitaxari Dr Sahana Srihari

Five teams who have won the zonal level quiz will take part in the final UG Dermatology quiz 2019 to be conducted

in CUTICON GADAG NOV 9,10-2019. Chief CO ORDINATOR, Dr Ambresh S Badad will be the quiz master for this Final UG

Quiz. The college level and zonal level quizzes have been conducted successfully due to the efforts of the chief quiz co-

ordinator, all zonal coordinators , quiz masters and HODs of medical colleges. The chief co-ordinator, Dr. Ambresh Badad

received ample guidance and support from Dr Manjunath Shenoy, Dr Manjunath R, Dr Savita Sommaiah and Dr Ashwini

PK.

T. Dermatopathology in the form of slide discussion was well

taught by Dr. L. Eshwari with examples of common & important

skin diseases. Basic life support in case of emergency was

taken by Department of Anaesthesia team BMCH & RC. The

practical demonstration & interactive afternoon sessions

were well appreciated by all the residents.

IADVL SIG CME on ‘Approach to Recalcitrant Dermatophytosis’ 18th August, Mangalore Continuing Medical Education program on “Approach

to Recalcitrant Dermatophytosis” was organised by

SIG Recalcitrant Dermatophytosis under the auspices

of IADVL Academy on 18th August 2019 at Hotel

Ocean Pearl, Kodialbail, Mangalore. The faculty for this

program included: Dr Harikishan Yadala (Bangalore), Dr

Vidya Pai (Microbiologist, Mangalore), Dr Y S Marfatia

(Coordinator, SIG Recalcitrant Dermatophytosis, Vadodra),

Dr Jyothi Jayaraman (Mangalore), Dr Manjunath Shenoy M

(Convener, SIG Recalcitrant Dermatophytosis). Dr Narendra

Kamath and Dr Girish P N were the judges for the “Pick and

speak” competition held for postgraduates on the topic

“Antifungals”. This program was attended by 65 delegates

and was appreciated by all for its practicality and relevance

in clinical practice.


IADVL IMPACT 3.0, 29th September, Bangalore Impact 3.0, an advanced masterclass on psoriasis was

conducted in Bangalore in collaboration with Bangalore

Dermatology Society. Dr. Leelavathy B. introduced the

programme to the audience. Dr. B.S.Chandrashekar

spoke about Biologics in Psoriasis and Dr. Krupa Shanakar

D.S. delivered a talk on Comorbidities and Biologicals.

Patient Education and Counselling was covered by Dr. S.G.

Parasramani from Mumbai. The brief yet highly informative

academic session concluded with a case scenario based

panel discussion moderated by Dr. B.S.Chandrashekar. The

programme was well attended with a registration of 120,

and was well received by the delegates.

IADVL- SIG Trichology CME 2019, 20th October, Bangalore

IADVL- SIG Trichology and Hair Transplantation in collaboration with BDS conducted a successful CME on Trichology on 20th October in Bangalore. The CME saw participation of Dermatologists in large numbers, the total delegate number being 140. Following a brief inaugural ceremony, Dr. Leena Ravindra and Dr. Sukesh spoke about Trichopathology and Trichoscopy respectively. Dr. Chandrashekar B.S. delivered informative talks on management of Androgenetic alopecia and Effluvium. This was followed by a panel discussion on management of AGA, moderated by Dr. D.A.Sathish. The next speaker, Dr. Anil Abraham, divulged the nuances of setting up a Trichology practice. Following this, Dr. Sahana, Dr. Madhukara and Dr. Kuntal Deb Burman spoke about Hair shaft disorders, Approach to cicatricial alopecia and Low level laser therapy respectively. Soon after, a panel discussion on Cicatricial alopecia moderated by Dr. T.K. Sumathy took place. Next, Panel discussion on Hair Transplant & PRP moderated by Dr. Sandeep Mahapatra followed talks about Surgical management of AGA and PRP by Dr. Kuntal Deb and Dr. Vani respectively. In the late afternoon, Dr. Chaitra Shenoy spoke about Hair Cosmetics, Hair care shampoos and conditioners. Dr. Sandeep Mahapatra spoke about Medicolegal aspects of HT and the last talk was by Dr. Kuntal Deb on Camouflaging techniques. The programme concluded after an interactive question and answer session hosted by Dr. Prabhakar Sangolli. The CME

was well appreciated by all participants.

CME AND WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED

Leprosy today, 30th August, M.V.J.Medical college, Bangalore

The Department of Dermatology, MVJMC & RH

conducted a CME on ” LEPROSY TODAY “ on friday 30th

August 2019 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.at MVJ Medical college,

Bangalore. The Aim of the CME was to discuss various

facets of this interesting disease as it exists today and

march towards the WHO global strategy of ‘accelerating

towards a leprosy free world by 2020’.

Inauguration Session was conducted in accordance with

the theme of Go Green where few Saplings were watered

on stage and later planted in the hospital garden.Also, files

made out of recycled paper and pens with Tulsi seeds that

can be planted later were handed over to the delegates.

Scientific Programme was presented by various

renowned Dermatologists from all over Bangalore which

included presentations on Newer concepts in Leprosy by Dr

Krishna Murthy, Serological, Molecular and Bacteriological

diagnosis by Dr (Gp Capt) Sandeep Arora, Therapeutic

aspects by Dr P Sangolli,followed by a panel discussion.

Around 200 Dermatologists and Postgraduates from all

over Bangalore attended and applauded the sessions.

Diabetic foot infections, 1Sst September, Bangalore

Community Dermatology society , as part of CME

programme on Multi Speciality community related health

issue,s has conducted ‘’Diabetic foot infections’’ CME

on 01-09-2019 at PMSSY, Victoria Hospital complex. The

participants at the CME comprised of dermatologists,

endocrinologists, general physicians and nutritionists.

The epidemiology, complexity, investigations, treatment

and preventive strategies of diabetic foot infections were

addressed in detail by the speakers Dr Vivekanand, Dr

Vishnu , Dr Girija K.R., Dr Sumanth Raj and Dr Vinaya A.S all

belonging to the department of endocrinology, Mahaveer

Jain Hospital.

Dermatologists Dr Asha G.S. and Dr Eshwari L. gave

a bird’s eye view about the warning cutaneous signs in

diabetics and common skin disorders in diabetics. Mrs


Veena, Nutritionist, spoke about diet in diabetics. Our

Vice chancellor, Dr Sacchidanand S, released a book on

leg ulcers and its management. The CME was attended by

around hundred delegates who were delighted for having

recieved quality education.

BACK TO ROOTS 3 - A to Z of procedural dermatology, 7th and 8th September, Bangalore

Back to Roots 3 - A to Z of procedural dermatology

was held at NIMHANS Convention Centre, Bengaluru from

7th & 8th September 2019. It was organised under the

aegis of IADVL Karnataka, with Dr Raghunatha Reddy as

the Chairman, Dr Jagadish P and Dr Shashikumar BM as

organising secretaries and Dr Savitha A S as the scientific

chair and treasurer. The theme of the conference was

procedural dermatology. It was well attended by 1000 pre-

registered delegates and registrations had to be closed 3

weeks prior to the conference due to the limited capacity

of 1000 seats in the hall. The faculty were pan India, and

experts in their fields. The delegates were glued to their

seats till the end of the conference on 8 th September

till 4.30 pm. A brief inauguration of 10 mins with lighting

of the lamp was held on the first day of the conference.

The conference began with basic topics such OT set up,

suturing techniques, and basics of surgery and then

progressed to advanced topics such as fat grafts etc. Most

of the presentations had video demos of the procedures.

Short video presentations were also included for smaller

topics with pertinent take home messages. Free paper

sessions and e-posters were displayed. Dinner was served

at the venue. A sumptuous lunch was served on both days.

The delegates appreciated the conference and have given

a good feeback.

Update on STDs, 13th September, Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences

The Department of Dermatology, Hassan Institute of

Medical Sciences conducted a CME – “Update on STDs”

on 13th on September 2019, in association with IADVL,

Karnataka.Programme was inaugurated by Dr. Ravikumar B

C, the Director and Professor of Dermatology, HIMS Hassan

and other invited guests. The programme was witnessed

by around 120 delegates from all over Karnataka, including

many Postgraduates.

Dr.Asha G S delivered an informative talk on Syphilis in

adults- clinical update and Syndromic approach to STIs,Dr.

Raghunath S spoke elaborativelyabout Urethritis: recent

advances and HIV: update on lab diagnosis and treatment.

Post lunch, faculty of Hassan Medical College delivered

informative talks on various topics on STDs.Programme

ended with a strong take home message for Postgraduates

and for all the delegates.


The Department of Dermatology, Venereology and

Leprosy of Father Muller Medical College in association

with IADVL KARAVALI and Prof J N Shetty Memorial Oration

Trust had organized the "Prof. J. N. Shetty Memorial Oration

and Karavali Dermatology Society Clinical Meeting" on

21st September 2019 at Conference Hall, FMMCH. A total

of 125 delegates participated in this scientific event.

The programme is being organized every year in the

memory of the visionary Professor J.N. Shetty who was

the first dean and head of the dermatology department

of Father Muller Medical College. He is remembered even

today for his services in the field of Leprosy in South Canara

district.

Dr. Murlidhar Rajagopalan, Senior Consultant

Dermatologist, Apollo Hospital Chennai, was felicitated

on the occasion. The academic session started off with

Prof. J. N. Shetty Memorial Oration by Dr. Murlidhar

Rajagopalan. The Oration topic was “Biologics in

Dermatology – The Why and How”. The second talk of the

day was delivered by Dr. Shruthakirthi D Shenoi, Professor

& Former Head, Department of Dermatology, KMC

Manipal on “Psychotropics for the Dermatologists”. The

scientific session also included six interesting clinical case

presentations by dermatology residents of FMMC.


The Department of Dermatology, Venereology and

Leprosy conducted a CME on Leprosy on 22nd September,

2019. The event was conducted in association with IADVL

SIG Leprosy. In the light of the current scenario of leprosy

in India, the theme "Recent Advances in Leprosy" was

adopted. Around 100 delegates, mainly comprising of Post


Graduate students, came from various parts of Karnataka,

Andhra Pradesh and Kerala. Various speakers known for

their work and contribution in the field were invited from

Karnataka , Andhra Pradesh & Agra.

The first session for the day was conducted by Dr.

Krishna Prasad, retired professor from AIIMS Delhi ,

where he spoke about the Immunology of Leprosy. This

was followed by a talk by Dr. Sushruth Kamoji from BIMS,

Belgavi and also a member of IADVL SIG Leprosy who

gave an insight into the current problem of Resurgence &

Epidemiological aspects of Leprosy. Dr K Hanumanthaiah,

Professor from Vydehi Medical College, Bengaluru, spoke

regarding the Clinical Presentation of Leprosy in the

past and present scenario. Inauguration of the CME was

conducted in the presence of the Executive Secretary

of JSSAHER, Dr C G Betsurmath & Coordinator of IADVL

SIG Leprosy, Dr. Sujai Suneetha. The next session was

conducted by Dr. Nandakishore, Professor from Father

Muller's Medical College, Mangaluru. He spoke about

the prevailing problem of drug resistance in leprosy

and newer regimes that have been formulated to

counter the same. Persistent neuritis is one of the many

challenges leprologists face and this was spoken about

by Dr. John Stephen, Professor from St. John's Medical

College, Bengaluru. Dr. Sujai Suneetha, coordinator of SIG

Leprosy, came from Hyderabad and took us through the

Radiological Aspects of Leprosy and how Ultasonography

could be used in peripheral nerve examination. This

was followed by lunch break. Dr. Avi Bansal, Founder

Head, Department of Epidemiology from National

JALMA Institute for Leprosy and other Mycobacterial

Diseases, Agra, spoke regarding Immunotherapy &

Chemoprophylaxis in Leprosy.The day ended with a panel

dicussion which was a highly interacive session between

the speakers and all the delegates. Various case scenarios

and challenges faced by clinicians were discussed in

detail.

Emergencies in Dermatology, 20th October, KMC, Mangaluru

The CME – EMERGENCIES IN DERMATOLOGY was held

on 20th October 2019. It was hosted by KMC Mangalore

dermatology department. Organising chairperson was Dr

Gatha Upadya and Organising secretary was Dr Deepti

D’souza. It was inaugurated by Additional Dean, Dr Alfred

Augustine.

The talks held and the resource people were; Dr Ishwar

Bhat- Acute skin failure, Dr Damodar Shenoy- Role of

Dermatologist in Emergency Room, Dr Asokan N- Evolving

trends of SJS/TEN, Dr Dharmendra Karn- Managing

Emergencies in Dermatology – My experience in Nepal,

Dr Aravind L Rao- Acute severe burns- how I manage in

the burns ward, and Dr Ishwar Bhat- Acute cutaneous

drug reaction as a dermatological emergency.There was an

innovative competition held for post graduates which was

a combination of dermatology knowledge and acting skills.

The whole programme was well appreciated and attended

by around 100 delegates

IADVL KN COMMUNITY DERMATOLOGY ACTIVITIES

IADVL KN Charmaratha It is a unique activity of IADVL-KN to create awareness

about various skin diseases among the general public. The

vehicle, with an LCD screen to display videos regarding

common skin diseases like Psoriasis, vitiligo, Tinea, Acne,

steroid abuse and Leprosy, travelled across Karnataka.

The vehicle was flagged off during Midcuticon-KN 2019

at Chitradurga with an intent of traversing the length and

breadth of Karnataka covering all district head quarters,

Talukas, Villages, all district Hosiptals, taluka hospitals,

CHC and PHC, schools and colleges, market places, Bus

stations, Railway stations, IMA halls, and other important

places. From Chitradurga district, the vehicle moved to

Davangere, Bellary, Raichur, Yadagiri, Gulbarga, Bidar,

Bijapur and Koppal districts so far. This public education

campaign was very well appreciated at all the places.

World Vitiligo Day, 25th June 2019World vitiligo day, observed internationally on 25th

June since 2011, is a day dedicated to all living with vitiligo

and a day to create extensive awareness about vitiligo.

The idea was first nursed by Steve Haragadon and then

developed by Ogo Maduewesi, a Nigerian vitiligo patient.

The choice of the date is in memory of artist Micheal


Jackson who breathed his last on 25th June, 2009. IADVL

has been observing this day in solidarity with patients of

vitiligo by focussing on one aspect of vitiligo every year,

the theme for this year being ‘ The quality of life of a

vitiligo patient’. Members of IADVL-KN strived to make this

day an effective one. Vitiligo rath, a vehicle displaying an

educative video created by IADVL-KN, travelled to all the

medical colleges and was wholeheartedly welcomed by

the dermatology department of the respective colleges in

the presence of Staff of other departments and members

of administration. The video, an educative role play act in

Kannada, was played for the patients who had gathered. In

several places, interns and post graduate students actively

took part by conducting plays and creating posters. Several

sister societies of IADVL-KN actively participated by

arranging rallies and addressing the concerns of the public

regarding vitiligo.

Flood relief activities IADVL Karavali-Dr. Ganesh Pai, Dr. Sukumar &Dr.Ramesh

Bhat visited a primary school at Mundaje village and other

flood hit areas in the vicinity, situated at the foothills of

western ghats. On behalf of IADVL Karavali, a total sum

of Rs 5 Lakhs was given to the school to be distributed

to families of 20 students who lost their houses totally

or partially in the recent floods. Local philanthropists Sri

Ramananda Salian & Retd Maj Gen Bhat facilitated this

service.

Dr.(Prof).H.Hanumanthappa, Senior Consultant

Dermatologist, Former Dean, Director & HOD, Mysore

Medical College & Research Institute, Mysuru donated Rs.

25,000/- towards Chief Minister’s Relief Fund by handing

over a Cheque to Smt. B.R.Poornima, Additional DC,

Mysuru District, on 07.09.2019.

World Psoriasis day observation on 29th October 2019

World psoriasis day was observed on 29th October in

the form of CMEs, poster making competitions, patient

awareness initiatives. Medical colleges across Karnataka

and sister societies of IADVL- KN participated with

enthusiasm.

Rural campsBangalore Dermatology Society- The second rural

camp by Bangalore Dermatology Society was Conducted

at Malavalli on 22nd September 2019. It was attended by

210 patients. The camp was conducted by Dr. Namitha,

Dr. Prabha, and Dr. Blesson under the guidance of Dr

Mahesh,Vice President of BDS. The camp was conducted

successfully and free medicines were distributed.

Community Dermatology Society- As part of its

community programme, CDS has conducted a rural camp

in Sidlaghatta Taluk and Muttur village on July 28th,

2019.The rural camp was attended by Dermatologists Dr

Prabhakar Sangolli, Dr Vidya , Dr Leelavathi, Dr Asha, Dr

Sujaya, Dr Mahesh, Dr Harini, Dr Eshwari, Dr Shilpa, Dr

Sanjana, Dr Sujala , Dr Revanta saha and Dr Manoj. Around

9 street play artists enacted a play about preventive

measures for fungal infections for about 20 minutes. The

Street play was conducted near the Sidlaghattabus station

for maximum visibility and several members of the public

showed interest to know about fungal infections. The rural

skin health camp,conducted in Sidlaghatta Taluk hospital

and Muttur government school, was a good success with

attendance of around 360 patients .

District jail service, KMC, Manipal

Dermatology services to the inmates of district Jail,

Udupi have been provided for the last three years. The

Department of Dermatology and Psychiatry, KMC Manipal

received official permission by the district administration

on November 9th 2018 during the legal service day. We

have been providing health awareness, counselling,

consultation and free treatment to the inmates of District

Jail on the first Saturday of every month. Inmates with skin

problems are examined and then given free treatment.

Follow-up visits are done on subsequent weeks whenever

needed. Psychiatry medicines are provided by the Primary

health centre taking care of the district Jail. Dermatology

medicines are largely self-financed and includes samples

provided by H & H Pharmaceuticals. Pro bono services to

district Jails by the Dermatologist and Psychiatrists is very

important as skin problems like scabies, dermatophytosis,

eczema, pyodermas etc are common. Many of the inmates

have depression, anxiety and other psychiatric problems.


As inmates are frequently shifted from one Jail to another,

regular consultation is required.

Improving the lives of patients with leprosy

A project titled “Improving the lives of patients with

leprosy”was conducted from October 2018 to September

2019 for a period of 12 months in the Department of

Dermatology, RajaRajeswari Medical College & Hospital

(RRMCH), Bengaluru. The main objectives of this project

were to educate the health care workers, general public and

patients about leprosy, to provide secondary (appropriate

leprosy wound care) and tertiary rehabilitation of leprosy

patients and to conduct a pilot research project.

Education: Leprosy education and awareness to health

care workers, general public and patients were imparted

in the form of conducting health education camps in the

Primary health centres in and around rural Bengaluru in

association with the Department of Community Medicine,

RRMCH. In these camps the patients and school children

were screened for leprosy and associated complications.

Information about leprosy was disseminated through

educational talks and distribution of pamphlets. A total

of eleven camps were conducted in the last one year. We

were able to improve the awareness and knowledge about

leprosy in the health care workers and they were informed

to report any suspected case of leprosy immediately to

the medical officer. We screened a total of 1609 people

(950 males and 659 females) for leprosy and identified

four new patients (three male and one female) of leprosy

and twocases (one male one female) of trophic ulcers who

were started on treatment. These patients were counselled

regarding the importance of completing the prescribed

course of treatment and also to report if they noticed any

symptoms of reactions or any ulcers. We want to sustain

this educational activity by continuing to conduct more

health awareness camps and screen the public for leprosy

and also educate the health care workers and general public

regarding leprosy. “World Leprosy Day” was observed

on January 30th, 2019 in association with Summanahalli

Leprosy Rehabilitation Center, Bengaluru. The District

Leprosy Officer also participated in this program. The

inmates and their families along with the caretakers were

educated about the various treatment modalities available

at RRMCH for disability prevention and management.

Service : Appropriate dressing materials required for

leprosy wound care were donated to Summanahalli Leprosy

Rehabilitation center, Bengaluru, which rehabilitates

around 60 old and new leprosy cases and their family

members. Ten cases of chronic non-healing trophic ulcers

(8 males and 2 females) which were identified in the camps

and also referred from Sumanahalli Leprosy Rehabilitation

Cente were treated with platelet rich fibrin matrix (PRFM)

dressing. All the ulcers healed and are having a better quality

of life post- treatment with PRFM. PRFM is an innovative

method to treat chronic leg ulcers.Autologous platelet-

rich fibrin matrix (PRFM) being rich in growth factors can

be effective in the treatment of chronic non-healing leg

ulcers. We are sustaining this service activity by continuing

to help Sumanahalli by providing their requirements and

also by treating chronic non-healing trophic ulcers referred

by them to our hospital free of cost.

Leprosy awareness and camps in progress

Dressing materials donated to Summanahalli Leprosy

Rehabilitation center, Bengaluru.


Research : A research project titled “A clinical,

dermoscopic and histopathological correlation in leprosy:

a prospective observational study” is being undertaken

in RRMCH. The aims of this study is to describe the

dermocsopic features of the entire spectrum of leprosy and

to correlate it with clinical and histopathological findings.

IADVL - KN MEMBERS’ ACHIEVEMENTS

= Dr. Jayadev Betkerur - Dr. R.V. Rajan Endowement Oration

= Dr. Arun C. Inamdar - selected as a member of editorial

board literature review committee of society for

Pediatric Dermatology, USA

= Dr. Arun C. Inamdar & Dr. Aparna Palit - authored a

chapter titled ‘Rickettsial diseases’ in Harper’s Textbook

of Pediatric Dermatology, 4th Edition

= Dr. Venkataram Mysore - Elected as Regional director

of South Asia and Africa, International League of

Dermatological Societies (ILDS). He has also been

nominated as Vice Chair World Skin Health and a

member of ILDS committee for Liason with World

health organization.

= Dr. Ramesh Bhat - Elected as International director, ILDS

= Dr. B.S. Chandrashekar - Felicitated for being one of ‘Inspiring

dermatologists of India’ by Economic Times Group, Delhi

= Dr. Priya Sharath - crowned as 1st runner up, Mrs

United Nation International 2019

= Dr. Sacchidanand S - Honourable VC, RGUHS, has

received the prestigious Krishnanugraha Prashasti by

Sri Sri Visveshateertha Swamiji, Pejawara mutt, at Sri

Krishna Dhama, Mysuru.

IADVL FOR ITS MEMBERSInner circle - Soft skills development

programme for PGsInner Circle is a wonderful initiative of IADVL-KN for the

dermatology postgraduates of Karnataka. The aim of the

programme is to train the students in handling stressful

situations, difficult patients and various aspects of day

today happenings at Hospital or their personal life. The

first inner circle Module 1 was held at Bangalore Medical

college on 12th January 2019, Subsequently at Mangalore

on 13th June 2019 and Davangere on 3rd November 2019.

Module 2 was held at BMC on 5th October.

Manthan- Soft skills development programme for consultants

The soft skill development program of IADVL-KN for

consultant dermatologist of Karnataka was held at various

places across the state. The program was inaugurated at

Mangalore on 30th December 2018. Subsequently it was

conducted at Mysore on May 5th 2019, Davangere on

28th July, Bangalore on 22nd September and Hubbaalli on

13th October. This unique initiative of IADVL-KN was very

well appreciated by the dermatologists who attended the

program. Subash Hegde was the resource person and the

program was supported by Dr Reddys pharma.

IADVL DVL Welfare Trust IADVL has launched a double benefit scheme which has

social security coupled with professional legal protection.

It is called the DVL welfare trust. The trust has been

registered at Vadodara. DVL Welfare Trust is by IADVL, of

IADVL and for IADVL members and their families.

Social security to family members : In case of the

unfortunate demise of a member, the nominee will get Rs.

450 x N, where N = No. of members of DVL trust. In other

words, when more IADVL members join this scheme, more

fraternity benefit for members families.

Professional legal protection (Optional) : An option

to provide comprehensive indemnity cover in the event

of litigant situations arising out of alleged professional

negligence by the members. Legal help is extended in

all types of cases like civil, criminal, labour& consumer

redressal fora. It is to be noted that, it is the only professional

indemnity scheme that covers cosmetic procedures.

Eligibility of the members : Any life member of IADVL,

irrespective of age is eligible to become a Regular Member

of the scheme. Family members of Life members of IADVL

can also join the scheme as Beneficiary Members. separate

forms need to be filled for each member of a family.

Application forms can be downloaded at http://www.

dvlwelfaretrust.org

For clarifications, contact : DVL Welfare Trust,

Shreeji Chambers, BrahmpuriDandia Bazar, Vadodara


- 390001 Gujarat, India. Phone : 0265 2431085 E-mail

[email protected]

Contact persons :

Dr Chetan N Patel

email : [email protected]

Dr Jayadev Betkerur :

email : [email protected], [email protected]

Dr Ravi M Rathod

email : [email protected]

IADVL E-Library IADVL now has an E-Library which is ready to provide

articles from the following journals to all IADVL members :

1. British Journal of Dermatology

2. Clinical & Experimental Dermatology

3. Dermatologic Therapy

4. Journal of Cutaneous Pathology

5. Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology &

Venereology

6. Paediatric Dermatology

7. The Journal of Dermatology

To obtain any full text article from these journals,

please write to : [email protected]

While doing so, please cite your IADVL membership

number and provide details of the articles in the following

format : Citation and URL

Chao PH, Cheng YW, Chung MY. Generalized pustular

psoriasis in a6-week-old infant. Pediatr Dermatol 2009; 26:

352–354

URL : Just copy the address on the browser, where the

abstract is displayed and paste it.

Please note that full text articles are available from

these journals , since 1997 only.

State Co-ordinators: Mail with request to

BalachandraAnkad : [email protected]

Shricharith: [email protected]

IADVL E groupsFor its life members, IADVL operates 2 yahoo e groups.

[email protected] and

[email protected]. IADVL group is a

general group for light hearted general discussion on any

interesting topic.

ACAD IADVL group is for discussion on academic matters.

To join the e groups, please send an e mail to the

following mail id. You have to mention your details along

with your IADVL life membership number. You will get a

reply mail inviting you to join the e groups. You will need

to accept the invitation to get started.

If you are not a member, it is time to enroll.

Please mail your details and IADVL Life membership

number to : [email protected]


ANNOUNCEMENTS

IADVL-KN ACADEMY AWARDS AND ORATIONS-2019IADVL KN Prof JN Shetty Oration 2019 - Dr. Hanumanthayya KIADVL KN Prof Shivakumar and Prof Rajendran Oration 2019 - Dr MaryAugustineIADVL KN Prof. K Siddappa Memorial Lifetime Achievement Award 2019 - Dr Rajendran SCIADVL KN Best Sister society award 2019 - Chitradurga Dermatology AssociationIADVL KN Young dermatologist award 2019 - Dr Nagesh TSIADVL KN Best Department award 2019 - Sapthagiri Medical College, BengaluruIADVL KN Best Dissertation award 2019Candidate : Dr Carol LoboGuide : Dr Vijay AithalTitle of dissertation : A descriptive study of nutritional status of patients with leprosy in a tertiary care hospitalIADVL KN Community Dermatology Award 2019 - Dr Mitaxari HugarIADVL KN Scientific research grant 2019 - IADVL KN AcademyLeprosy day 2019 Kannada Poster competition - Dr Gritha Reddy

Psoriasis day 2018 Kannada Poster competition - Dr Vimal John

EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA REGISTRATION LINK, Centre for Human Genetics, Bangalore

The Centre for Human Genetics is attempting to initiate a registry of EB patients. Below is the link that can be accessed by Dermatologists of the state to submit a referral. This can be done on desktop, laptop, iPAD, Tablets and all mobile smartphones. It just takes about 3 minutes and upon submission, the centre will receive an email and their EB team would then contact the patient directly and liaise with you for further care.

The link is https://chgregistryapp.appspot.com/register/chg

Derma Advance 2019-20Dermaadvance, an initiative of IADVL -KN, is conducted

annually to equip the final year postgraduate students with skills to ace the theory and practical examination. It also aims to provide them guidance about the options available following post graduation.

The next Derma Advance, for the final year students taking the exam in 2020, will be hosted by KMC, Manipal on December 21st and 22nd, 2019.

CUTICON-KARNATAKA-2020


ObituaryWith profound sorrow, we inform you all that senior dermatologist Dr. A.K. Kale passed away

on 27-10-2019.

Our deepest and heartfelt condolence to his family and friends and we pray to the almighty

that his soul may rest in eternal peace.

Dermapen November 2019232 23

Back to Roots 3, Bangalore

Dr H Hanumanthappa donation for flood releif

Dr. Ramesh Bhat & Dr Venkataram Mysore, elected as International Director and Regional Director of ILDS, resprectively

Flagging off Charmaratha at Mid-Cuticon

IADVL Karavali visit to Mundaje and donation to flood relief

Inner Circle Bangalore

Charmaratha

BDS Rural Camp

Diabetic foot infections, CDS, Bangalore

Dr Sacchidanand S receiving Krishnanugraha Prashasthi

Emergencies in Dermatology, KMC,Mangalore

IADVL Impact 3.0 IADVL SIG Trichology

Inner Circle Mangalore

District Jail visit, KMC Manipal

2018-19


DermapenDermapenPresident’s message

Dear members,Greetings from IADVL KN.It is nice to hear that the next issue of DERMAPEN is being

brought out.After taking over in the month of October 2018, we continued

with the programs implemented by the previous office bearers. “SARATHI”, a soft skill program for front office staff, was a great success. With the success of this program, IADVL KN implemented two more soft skills workshop. The first one, “MANTHAN” program, was for the benefit of the consultants. We had four programs in different cities of Karnataka and more are in pipeline so as to cover entire Karnataka. This program taught us newer skills in handling our patients and also building up human skills. The other program, termed as ‘INNER CIRCLE”, was conducted for the benefit of residents. The first ‘Inner circle’ training was held at Father Mullers Medical College, Mangalore and about 60 residents attended, actively participated and learnt soft skills. This program will be continued in the coming months so as to benefit all residents.

The MIDCUTICON 2019 was held at Chitradurga and Dr Yogendra did an excellent job. A new community awareness program was launched by flagging off IADVL KN Ratha at Chitradurga. This will be an exclusive, fully fabricated vehicle owned by IADVK KN, and will travel to all districts, talukas and villages of Karnataka educating people about common skin diseases, skin health, misuse and abuse of topical steroids, quackery, over the counter sale of medicines etc. A road map for the entire year has been prepared. IADVL KN would like to thank Dr. Chandrashekar B.S., Dr. Shashikumar B.M., Dr. Manjunath Hulmani and others for conceptualising, implementing and seeing that it progresses as per the plan. We would also like to thank all the local co-ordinators who did a tremendous job of implementing the plan and also making sure that the core objectives of the Ratha program were achieved.

IADVL-KN’s connect program ‘Sethubhandhan’ and IADVL National Pan India GP round table meetings will be implemented in the coming months to sensitise the participants to the misuse and abuse of topical steroids.

IADVL KN election for various posts was initiated this year. I request all the members to register for online voting. This will also help you to vote during the IADVL National elections. By being e-voters you can also avail the group insurance scheme (IADVL GPA Scheme), the premium of which will be paid by IADVL National. IADVL National will also be providing Indemnity insurance for interested members. The insurance premium will be nominal and will depend on the insurance coverage. The premium will have to be borne by the members. The details of which will be released soon.

IADVL KN has acquired land for our office. This was possible due to the untiring effort of Dr Chandrashekar. We would like congratulate and thank him for making this possible. Many of our members have brought accolades to IADVL KN through their publications, community service and holding distinguished positions in National IADVL and public offices. We would like congratulate them.

I am extremely grateful to all the EC members, coordinators, sister society office bearers, each and every member of the association for their active participation, guidance and for effectively carrying out various activities of the association.

Long live IADVLDr SathishPai B - President, IADVL KN

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Issue : 2,

November 2019IADVL

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President’s message 1From the Secretary’s desk 3From the Editor’s desk 3Treasurer’s report 4MINUTES OF MEETING 12 Minutes of combined EC & CC meet

held at Mid- Cuticon KN 2019 IADVL-KN ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES 12 MID CUTICON-KN2019,

10th to 12th May,Chitradurga Dermabasics 2019, August 25th,

Basaveshwara Medical College, Chitradurga

IADVL SIG CME on ‘Approach to Recalcitrant Dermatophytosis’ 18th August, Mangalore

IADVL-KN Undergraduate quiz 2019 IADVL IMPACT 3.0, 29th September,

Bangalore IADVL- SIG Trichology CME 2019,

20th October, BangaloreCME AND WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED 14 Leprosy today, 30th August,

M.V.J.Medical college, Bangalore Diabetic foot infections,

1st September, Bangalore BACK TO ROOTS - 3,

A to Z of procedural dermatology, 7th and 8th September

‘Update on STDs’- Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences, 13th September



Emergencies in Dermatology, KMC, Mangaluru October 20th

IADVL KN Community Dermatology activities 16 World VitiligoDay Observation,

25th June, 2019 World Psoriasis day observation,

29th October, 2019 IADVL KN Charmaratha Flood relief activities Rural camps District Jail ServiceIADVL -KN MEMBERS’ ACHEIVEMENTSIADVL FOR ITS MEMBERS 19 Inner circle-Soft skills development

programme for PGs Manthan- Soft skills development

programme for consultants IADVL DVL welfare trust IADVL E-library IADVL E-groups ANNOUNCEMENTS 21Obituary 22

Leprosy today, MVJMC& RH, Bangalore

Manthan, Davangere

Manthan, Mysore

Prof. J.N. Shetty Memorial Oration, Fr. Muller Medical College, Mangalore

Street play conducted by CDS

Vitiligo Rath at Victoria Hospital on World Vitiligo dayDr Priya crowned as 1st runner-up, Mrs UN International

Psoriaisis awareness programme in Bangalore Medical College in association with BDS

Manthan, Bangalore

Manthan, Hubballi

Mid Cuticon, Chitradurga

Recent advances in Leprosy, JSS Medical College, Mysuru

Update on STDs, Hassan Medical College, Hassan

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