Publications – Department of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology

A comparison of treating unicameral bone cyst using steroids and percutaneous autologous bone marrow aspiration injection

(Muhammad Akram, Faheem Mubashir Farooqi, Muhammad Latif Shahzad,Syed Muhammad Awais,)

Knowledge, attitude and practices amongst the Pakistani females towards breast cancer screening programme

(Muhammad Zeeshan Sarwar, Syed Farazul Hassan Shah, Muhammad Rehan Yousaf, Qamar Ashfaq Ahmad, Sadaqat Ali Khan.

Effects of Zoldronic acid in children with Osteogenic Imperfecta

Prof. Rana Dilawaiz Nadeem, Dr, Ahmad shakib
(20th APOA 10-14 April Antalya turkey)

Outcome of simple surgical excision of Accessory Navicular bone

Dr. Javed Haasan Raza, Dr. Irfan Iftkhar
(20th APOA 10-14 April Antalya turkey)

Clinical outcome of locking compression plate in distal tibial fractures

Prof. Rana Dilawaiz Nadeem, Dr, Ahmad Shakib
vol.9 , issue 1, 2018 ,international journal of scientific and engineering research

Effectiveness of locking compression plate in wedge fracture of diaphysis of radius and ulna in adluts

Naseer MK, Shah RK , Nadeem RD , Awais SM , Akhtar M.JPMA

Staph Aureus As The Most Common Cause Of Osteoarticular Infection In Dost a 1 Mayo Hospital, Lahore

(Asad Ali Chaudhry, Akkad Rafiq, Javed Hassan Raza, Syed Fraz-ul-Hassan Gillani, Adnan Latif Malik, Sadia Farqaleet, Abdul Latif Sami, Syed Muhammad Awais)

Role of addition of Dexamethasone and Ketorolac to lignocaine intravenous regional anesthesia (Bier’s Block) to improve Tourniquet Tolerance And Post-Operative Analgesia In Hand And Forearm Surgery

(Muhammad Akram, Faheem Mubashir Farooqi, Muhammad Irshad, Syed Faraz Ul Hassan, Syed Muhammad Awais,)

Sr. No.	Name of Researcher	Status	MS/ FCPS	Topic
1.	Dr. M. Asad Iqbal	Dissertation Submitted	FCPS	Outcome of DCP in Closed Transverse Diaphyseal fracture of Humerus.
2.	Dr. Waseem Ullah	Dissertation Submitted	FCPS	Comparison of 0.5% lidocarine plus triamcinolone 40mg IA injection and 0.5% lidocaine plus hyaluronic acid 20mg and capsular distension.
3.	Dr. Nadeem Mansha	Dissertation Submitted	FCPS	Outcome of Comparison of Treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome (by steroid injection) verses Surgical release.
4.	Dr. Muhammad Irfan Latif	Dissertation Submitted	FCPS	Comparison of Treatment outcome of platelet-rich palasma versus corticosteroid for chronic plantar fasciitis.

Sr. No.	Name of Researcher	Status	MS/ FCPS	Topic
1.	Dr. Muhammad Umer	Thesis Completed	MS	Proximal Femoral Locking Plate vs DHS in Per-trochanteric
2.	Dr. Muhammad Rehan	Thesis Completed	MS	Comparative Study of Functional outcome of fracture proximal Tibia managed with Buttres (T & L) Versus locking plate.
3.	Dr. Haider Ayyaz Harl	Assigned	FCPS	Comparison of steroid vs toradol Inj for subacromial impingement syndrome
4.	Dr. Ali Muqadas Sherazi	Submitted	FCPS	Reduction of Blood loss with Transiting injection in DHS for P/T Fractures
5.	Dr. Umer Hafeez	Dissertation Completed	FCPS	Comparison of the Mean pain Score of Silicon Heel Pad with Oral Nsaids Verses Local Corticosteroid Injection for Plantar Fasciitis
6.	Dr. Irfan Ahmad Ch.	Synopsis Approved	FCPS	Outcome of Surgical Release Verses Steroid Injection in Trigger Finger
7.	Dr. Ahmed Saddam	Approved	MS	Outcome of supracondylar fracture of distal femur muller type C Treatment with locking Compression plate.
8.	Dr. Raza Ahmad	Assigned	FCPS
9.	Dr. Hafiz Faisal Shahzad	Assigned	FCPS	Comparison of the functional outcome between intra-articular injection of cortiw steroid and platelet rich plasma in patient of frozen shoulder.
10.	Dr. M. Hassan Ibrahim	Approved BOS	MS	Comparison of intra articular injection of platelet rich plasma verses intra articular injection of hyaluronic acid for management of patients presenting with primary knee joint ostco arthritis
11.	Dr. Farrukh Abbas	Submitted	FCPS	Outcome of Bone Morphogenic Protein-2 injection in Fracture Shaft of Tibia.
12.	Dr. Haroon Ibrahim	Assigned	FCPS	Comparison of outcome of intra-articular injection tenoxican versus steroid in osteoarthritis knee joint.
13.	Dr. Rana Taimoor Khan		MS	Outcome analysis of fracture proximal femoral locking compression plate Versus Dynamic condylar screw in Fracture proximal femur.
14.	Dr. M. Sufyan		MS	Outcome of biplane double supported screw fixation (BDSF) at femoral neck fractures
15.	Dr. Haris Ali		MS	Comparison of outcome of Proximal femoral locking plate vs dynamic Hip screw in subtrochenteric femoral fracture
16.	Dr. Ahmad Awais	Decided	MS	Comparison of PRP and Steroids in carpal tunnel syndrome.
17.	Dr. Muhammad Anis	Not Decided	MS	Functional and Union Outcome of Combined Column Tibial Plateau Fractures treated with Hybrid External Fixator.
18.	Dr. Muhammad Zubair	Not Assigned	FCPS
19.	Dr. Muhammad Waseem	Not Assigned	FCPS
20.	Dr. Aamir Hussain	Not Assigned	MS
21.	Dr. Ayyaz Ul Haq	Not Assigned	MS

About Us

Department of Orthopaedic Surgery was established at King Edward Medical College and Mayo Hospital in 1956. Professor Major Muhammad Ayub was the first Head of the Department. The Department was established in 1974 Orthopaedic Workshop & School of Physiotherapy was established in 1982. This department was strengthened by creating two (02) Units in August 1996 during the tenure of Prof. Naseer M. Akhtar.

King Edward Medical University, Lahore

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Great educational institute.

Mudassir Ahmad

16:08 31 Dec 23

King Edward Medical University (KEMU) is a prestigious medical institution located in Lahore, Pakistan. Established in 1860, it is one of the oldest medical schools in South Asia. KEMU is named after King Edward VII, and it has a rich history of producing skilled healthcare professionals.The university is known for its emphasis on medical education, research, and healthcare services. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in various medical and healthcare disciplines. KEMU has contributed significantly to the field of medicine and has produced many distinguished alumni who have made notable contributions to the medical profession.

Moqaddas Mohsin

17:46 13 Aug 23

King Edward Medical College (University) - King Edward Medical College, constructed in 1860 has a very long tradition of excellence going back to over 140 years. This is the second oldest seat of medical learning in the subcontinent, the first being in Calcutta. King Edward Medical College is even older than the University of the Punjab, the latter being established in 1870 as the Punjab University College. The university status was granted in 1882.In August, 1860, Dr. J.B. Scriven of the General Hospital in Calcutta was invited to become the Principal of the proposed Lahore Medical School, which was to be the second such Institution in Indo Pakistan Sub-Continent. In keeping with the modest beginning, the newly created institution was designated as Lahore Medical School and started functioning in Artillery Barracks at the present site of the Government College, with a Hospital located in a foreign stable near the present Tibbi Police station in Taxali Gate, almost a mile away from the college. This arrangement according to Dr. Scriven was most inconvenient and insufficient for the needs of the community.A total of 49 students were admitted (44 in Hindustani Classes and 5 in English Classes) following Matriculation examination in 1860. The only posts sanctioned by the Government in the beginning were those of the Principal, who started teaching Anatomy, Physiology; and a Professor (Dr. T.E. Burton Brown) who commenced his lectures on Chemistry, Materia Medica and Botany. The school soon gained in popularity which was evidenced by the steady increase in the member of students which rose to 40 by the year 1870 in English Classes and 87 in the Hindustani Classes. 27 students passed the native Doctor's Examination in 1863 and one student by the name of John Andrews passed the Sub-assistant Surgeons examination in 1865.Until 1870, the Medical School had been granting its own diplomas to Sub-assistant Surgeons and native doctors. With the opening of the Punjab University College that year, it was arranged so that the new College would undertake the conduct of examination and granting of University diplomas. The first such examination was held in October, 1871 by Diploma in Medicine. During the next 13 years the Punjab University College awarded diplomas to 145 successful students. It is matter of interest to note that the Medical College has a longer history than the University of the Punjab, and the relationship between the two has always been cordial and cooperative. The College was then as now independent in all affairs in teaching and administration except for conducting examinations.In 1870, the construction of the attached teaching hospital was completed and was named after the then Viceroy of India, Lord Mayo (Mayo Hospital). The first building of the Medical School was built in the same style as the Mayo Hospital. It was completed in 1883. The next year, a nursing class was also started. Women students were allowed to register for regular courses in the same class as men for the first time. J.E. Hilton Executive Engineer, Lahore designed and constructed a new dissection room in 1887. In 1891, the Licentiate Diploma was re-designated as Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). A building housing the Post- mortem theatre and a small two room Pathology laboratory was built in 1895.During 1910-1915, new buildings were constructed from King Edward Memorial Funds, and with the Sovereign’s permission named King Edward Medical College.

Travel Freak

06:04 08 Jun 22

For freshers!! The building and the slogan of “Number 1” associated with the name entices almost every single pre medical student of Punjab!! Many hearts have longings for this the best called medical university of Pakistan (excuse me AKU) with the architecture having majestic antiquity and the fame one gets among friends and relatives on getting an aggregate high enough to synchronise with the merit of KEMU is inexplicable!! But these are the charms from a distance the university really lags behind none in case of extra and co- curricular activities but for the first year medicos it takes sometime to understand the basic way of study! You need to understand you’ve to study by yourself to keep pace with the toppers!! You have to since beginning know that gross anatomy is not the only subject to prepare since you’re kept busy with its vivas and stages you just start thinking it’s the only imp or maybe ‘only’ subject you’ve to prepare!!! In the end you get to know about weightage of the subjects !!! Patiala block is bit too good for the freshers so they are made to study in LTS like those of physiology and anatomy department {those who know, know it all ;) }

Bilal Ahmed Khan (DrBill)

22:59 18 Feb 22

King Edward Medical University is the oldest institution for doctors. I graduation from this university and have been attached to it since 2006. My training of Plastic surgery is from Mayo hospital, if you want training to become the best possible doctor this is the place to be for the maximum amount of patients end up coming here. The architecture is a bit old but that compensates for the kind of training you get.

AB KEMCOL SPEAKS

07:48 16 Sep 20

MY ALMA MATER!A dream university for Each and Every Pre-Med.Student wanna become the best DOCTOR of Pakistan!A prestigious medical institute of Pakistan and Ranked as No.01 medical university of Punjab.Cream of medical students join its glorious env. each year!

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