Projects
Dr. ABHA CHANDRA as Guide for M.Ch DESSERATION PROJECTS
1.
Effects of mitral valve replacement on the pulmonary
vasculature dynamics in patients with long standing mitral valve
disease and pulmonary artery hypertension. Dr. Govini Bala Subramani.
(Awarded)
2.
Comparative study between the bioprosthetic valve vs
mechanical valve in patients undergoing aortic valve replacement for
isolated aortic valve disease. Dr. Murali Hareesh, M.Ch (Awarded).
3.
Effect of Valve prostheses patient mismatch on left
ventricular mass regression following Aortic valve replacement in
patients with Aortic stenosis. Dr. Ravi Kiran, M.Ch student
(Awarded)
4.
Double valve replacement – Predictors of adverse outcome.
Dr. Kiran Kumar, M.Ch student (Awarded)
5.
The effect of Atrial fibrillation on the outcome in
patients with Mitral valve replacement: Dr Motilal M.Ch (Awarded).
6.
Left atrial reduction in mitral valve replacement: Dr. K
Raghavendra M.Ch (Awarded).
7.
Is it so much beneficial to repair moderate Tricuspid
regurgitation concomitantly in left heart Chronic Rheumatic valvular
lesions. Dr. N Ashok M.Ch (Awarded)
8.
Early Postoperative Outcome based on the Hemodynamic
Comparison Between Complete And Partial Preservation Of Mitral Valve
Apparatus during Mitral Valve Replacement. Dr. Naga Durga Prasad
Vallabu M.Ch (Awarded)
9.
Clinical and Haemodynamic Comparison of bileaflet
mechanical prosthesis open pivot (Medtronic) versus closed pivot
(St. Judes) in mitral position: A Prospective Study. Dr. Harivadan
Lukka M.Ch (Awarded).
10.
Persistence of Left Ventricular hypertrophy and left
atrial dilatation after Aortic Valve Replacement affect early
outcomes and survival : A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Dr. P. Hari Krishna
Murthy M.Ch (Awarded)
11.
“To Study The Outcome Of Double Versus Single Valve
Replacement For Rheumatic Heart Disease” Dr. Kalyani Rama M.Ch
(Awarded).
Dr. ABHA CHANDRA Chief Guide for Ph.D: RESEARCH PROJECT
1.
“Effective of graded aerobic exercise in post surgical acyanotic
congenital heart disease.” Dr. K. Madhavi, Regn no. 5143 College of
Physiotherapy, SVIMS University Tirupati. Awarded in July 2011.
(Awarded)
2.
“A
study of early mobilization of the patients undergoing coronary
artery bypass grafting”. Mr. K. Senthil Kumar, College of
Physiotherapy, SVIMS University, Tirupati.
3.
“A
study to assess the Neuro Psychological status, Cognitive
performance and Coping style among the patients undergoing Coronary
Artery Bypass Graft Surgery.” Mrs. M. Bhagya lakshmi, College of
Nursing, SVIMS University, Tirupati. (Awarded)
4.
“Effect of Exercise Training after mitral valve replacement on
quality of life and Exercise tolerance in patient with mitral
stenosis – A prospective randomized controlled trial”. Mrs. Shanti,
Lecturer, College of Physiotherapy, SVIMS University. (Awarded)
5.
Principal investigator: N.Kavitha, Tutor, College of
Physiotherapy , SVIMS.
Chief Guide: Dr.Abha Chandra
Title: “ To study establish and
affirm the excise protocol and its correction to the INR
(international Normalized ratio) and cardio –respiratory fitness in
post surgical valve replacement individuals”.
6.
Principal
investigator:
M.Suresh Kumar, Tutor College of Physiotherapy, SVIMS
Chief Guide:Dr.Abha Chandra
Title:”The impact of TENS (Transcutaneous
electrical Nerve stimulation) and graded exercise in individuals
with subacute peripheral arterial disease in the lower Limb.”
Other Research Projects associated with other Departments: Dr. ABHA
CHANDRA is co guide for the following research Projects:
1. Principal Investigator: Dharni Prasad G
M.Sc, Pg. Dip. Physician Asst
(Ph.D.). Department of Anaesthesiology Submitted for Review and Viva
Title: “The influence of G472A
Polymorphism of membrane bound Catechol-O Methyltransferase gene on
chronic persistent surgical pain in patients undergoing open heart
surgeries with median sternotomy”.
2. Principal
Investigator : Dr. G Sandhya (M.D. Transfusion Medicine)
A study to
formulate Maximum Surgical Blood order schedule at a tertiary care
referral teaching Institute in Andhra Pradesh, South India.
