Departments of Pediatrics and Pathology Conduct Clinico-Pathological Meeting at BGS Medical College and Hospital, Nagaruru
The Departments of Pediatrics and Pathology recently convened for a comprehensive Clinico Pathological Meeting held at the MEU Hall on July 30 2026. This interdisciplinary forum served as a vital platform for medical professionals and residents to engage in detailed case analyses, bridging the gap between clinical presentation and laboratory diagnostics to enhance patient care outcomes. The session underscored the institutional commitment to continuous medical education and the collaborative spirit essential for managing complex pediatric cases.
The first segment of the meeting featured a presentation entitled A Lucky Adolescent with Severe Anaemia. This case was presented by Dr. Srushty, Senior Resident, under the expert moderation of Dr. Gayatri Devi, Professor of Pediatrics. The clinical discussion was further enriched by a detailed examination of peripheral smear findings provided by Dr. Nikitha R, Senior Resident in the Department of Pathology. This laboratory perspective was moderated by Dr. Varaprasad BM, Associate Professor of Pathology, who highlighted the critical diagnostic markers observed in the hematological assessment.
The second case addressed an unusual cause of persistent hyponatremia in a three year old child, presented by Dr. Aditi, Senior Resident in Pediatrics. Moderated by Dr. Aby D. Verghese, the discussion explored the diagnostic challenges and clinical nuances of metabolic imbalances in early childhood. To provide a definitive pathological context, Dr. Prafulkumar C K, Assistant Professor of Pathology, presented the histopathology findings. His insights allowed the audience to correlate the childs clinical symptoms with underlying cellular changes, demonstrating the necessity of integrated diagnostic approaches.
The meeting concluded with an interactive session where faculty and residents discussed the management strategies and long term implications of the presented cases. These Clinico Pathological Meetings remain a cornerstone of the universitys academic calendar, fostering an environment of critical thinking and peer review. By dissecting these intricate medical scenarios, the Departments of Pediatrics and Pathology continue to uphold the highest standards of medical discourse and educational excellence.
