About Dr. Parimal Tripathi
Dr. Parimal Dwijendra Tripathi
M.S., M.Ch(Neurosurgery), F.R.C.S.(S.N.)
HIGHLIGHTS
20 years of experience in neurosurgery post MCh qualification out of which 5 years in UK.
FRCS (Neurosurgery) UK in 1997.
Gold medal in neurosurgery – 1991.
Sterling hospital Ahmedabad, India – Director of Dept. of Neurosurgery
Gujarat Cancer and research Institute Ahmedabad, India – Consultant Neurosurgeon
Apollo Hospital Ahmedabad, India – Visiting Consultant Neurosurgeon
Papers published in national and international journals
Papers read in national and international conferences
OPERATING EXPERIENCE – Over 350 cases per annum for last 10 years.
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Spine |
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o Microdiscectomy lumber and cervical |
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o Vertibrectomy and fusion |
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o Transoral surgery |
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o Intramedullary tumors |
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o Other spinal tumors |
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Neurovascular Surgery |
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o Aneurysm |
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o AVM |
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o Carotid end arterectomy |
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o Moya Moya |
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Skull base tumors |
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o Meningioma
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o Schwanoma |
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o Craniofacial Surgery |
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Trigeminal Neuralgia |
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o Radio frequency thermo coagulation |
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Intraventricular tumor |
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Pituitary tumor |
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o Transnasal approach |
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o Transcranial surgery |
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PRESENT ATTACHMENTS
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1. Consultant Neurosurgeon,
Head of Department - Neurosurgery.
Sterling Hospital. Ahmedabad. |
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2. Visiting Consultant- Neurosurgeon
Apollo hospital,
Rajasthan hospital
CIMS hospital |
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DEGREES & DIPLOMAS:
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MBBS |
Gujarat University (India) |
1981 |
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M.S.,(General Surgery) |
Gujarat University (India) |
1986 |
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M.Ch.,(Neurosurgery) |
Bombay University |
1989 |
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PLAB |
U.K. |
1993 |
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FRCS(Part III Neurosurgery) |
U.K. |
1997 |
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SCHOLARSHIPS & PRIZES: |
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Postgraduate |
Gold Medal in Neurosurgery |
1989 |
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Bombay University, India |
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| EXPERIENCE IN U.K.
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I worked in Addenbrooke’s hospital for my first three years in U.K. from June 1998 to Dec. 1997. Here my training was considered equivalent to 5th and 6th year and I was allowed to give the past III surgical neurology exam. Addenbrooke’s is a leading centre for research. They six consultants. We had three operating theatres for daily use. Our yearly output was about 2000 to 2500 operations. I then moved to Morriston Hospital in Swansea(Wales). I worked here from Jan 1997 to June 1999. I worked here as a Trust Specialist having my own clinic and operating unsupervised. I also covered the consultants when they were on leave. This unit had three consultants and a yearly output of 950 to 1000 operations. |
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ACADEMIC & RESEARCH WORK: |
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(1) Submitted a dissertation titled “Pre incisional antibiotic infiltrated in the line of the incision in prophylaxis against wound infection” for the degree of M.S. (Gen.Surgery) under the guidance of Dr R M Kothari, Professor of Surgery, Sheth K. M. School of P.G. Medicine and research.
(2) Submitted a dissertation titled “Professor fusion in Atlanto in Axial Dislocation”. A study of twenty-five cases, under the guidance of Dr U S Vengsarkar, Professor of Neurosurgery, B.Y.L. Nair Hospital, Bombay.
(3) Papers read at the International Conference of Neurosurgery, New Delhi in 1989.
1. Radio frequency thermocoagulation in Trigeminal Neuralgia- A study of 300 cases.
2. Tension Porencephaly.
(4) Paper as a poster presentation at the international conference of Paediatric Neurosurgery, Bombay in 1989.
(5) Regional Audit of patients with transient ischaemic attack.( UK)
(6) Referral patterns for TIAs in the East Anglian Region.(UK)
(7) An audit of anterior cervical decompression. Is there a role of surgibone.
(an SBNS prensentation Sept. 1996 in Germany).
(8) Do all poor grade sub arachnoid haemorrhage patients do badly? (An SBNS presentation April 1997) published British Journal of Neurosurgery
(9) Stereotactic biopsy of multiple lesions in the brain.
(5th National stereotactic & functional Neurosurgery conference, Ahmedabad 2001).
(10) Keyhole surgery for anterior circulation aneurysms ( presentation in national cerebrovascular conference in Ahmedabad 2004)
(11) Brain tumors ( Pediacon 2002 IN GCRI at Ahmedabad)
(12) Minimal access neurosurgery ( Physicians update in 2000 At Ahmedabad)
(13) Recent concepts in cerebrovascular surgery ( Physician update in Ahmedabad 2007)
(14) Cervical trauma and management instability ( At Sterling Hospital 2004 at spinal meet)
(15) Transpedicular spinal surgery ( At GCRI Ahmedabad 2002 )
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PUBLICATIONS: |
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Vengsarkar US, Panchal VG, Tripathi PD, Patkar SV, Agrawal AR, Doshi PK, Kamat MM: Percutaneous Thecoperitoneal shunt for syringomyelia. J Neurosurg 74: 827-831, 1991. |
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Parimal Tripathi, Varsha Tripathi, Ronak Naik, Jaimin Patel :Moya Moya cases treated with EDAS: Indian Pediatric 44: 123-127 |
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P. J. A. Hutchinson, D. M. Power, P. Tripathi, P. J. Kirkpatrick Outcome from poor grade aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage. Which patients benefit from aneurysm clipping?
British Journal of Neurosurgery
2000, Vol. 14, No. 2, Pages 105-109 |
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