2021-2022
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S.No. |
Title |
Authors |
Reprint From |
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1 |
Genital footprints of extra genital tuberculosis in infertile
women: Comparison of various
diagnostic modalities. |
Swati
Yadav , Manju
Puri , Swati Agrawal , Kamal Chopra |
Published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis 2022, 69(2): 250-252 |
|
2 |
Covid-19 vaccine and new mutant strains impacting the pandemic. |
|
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis 2021,
68(2): 171-173 |
|
3 |
Impact
of second wave of Covid-19 on tuberculosis control |
|
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis 2021 68
(3): 311:312 |
|
4 |
From Stress to stigma – Mental health consideration of Health
care workers involved in Covid-19 management. |
Ankur
Sachdeva, Harsh
Nandini Vipin
Kumar, Rakesh
K. Chawla, and Kamal
Chopra |
|
|
5 |
Effectiveness of X-pert MTB/RIF for diagnosis of extra pulmonary
tuberculosis at various stand alone laboratories in Delhi. |
Zeeshan Sidiq M.Hanif Kaushal Kuma Dwivedi Kamal Kishore Chopra Ashwani Khanna B.K.Vashishat |
|
|
6 |
Clinical presentation and mortality risk factors for Covid-19
among diabetic patients in a tertiary care centre in South India. |
Yamini
Marimuthua Radhika Kunnavila N.Satyanarayana N.S.Anila Jeetendra
Kumar Nandini
Sharma Kamal
Kishore Chopra Bharathnag
Nagappa |
https ://doi.org/10.1016/J.ijtb.2021,08.15 |
|
7 |
Impact of Covid-19 and Tobacco on TB control. |
K
K Chopra , S Matta , V K Arora |
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis2021,
68(5), 51-53 |
|
8 |
Social determinants of TB: |
Dr. K.K. Chopra |
Article published in Tuberculosis Association of India
e-Souvenir released on 2nd October, 2021. |
|
9 |
Utility of stool CBNAAT in the diagnosis of pediatric tuberculosis in
India. |
Anurag
Agarwala Dhrithi
Kodethoor Ashwani
Khanna Mahmud
Hanif |
Volume 69, Issue 2, April 2022, Pages 178-183 |
|
10 |
‘Beware of spurious Tracheo-bronchial Stents’ |
Rakesh
K Chawla, Kamal Chopra, Aditya K Chawla, Gaurav Chaudhary , Ashish Sinha,
Madhav K Chawla |
Article published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis 2022, 69
(2), 253-255. |
|
11 |
Thoracascopic Practices in India – A survey by Indian Chest
Society. |
Rakesh
K Chawla, D J Christopher, Raja Dhar, S Yuvarajan, Kamal Chopra, J K Samaria,
Virender Singh et al |
Article published in Indian Journal of tuberculosis, 68 (4),
485-490. |
|
12 |
Mybacterium tuberculosis : Next Generation Whole Genome
Sequencing. |
Dr. K.K. Chopra |
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis 2022, 69
(2), 123-124. |
2020-2021
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S.No. |
Title |
Authors |
Reprint From |
|
1. |
COVID
– 19 and Tuberculosis : A mathematical model based forecasting in Delhi
India. |
Yamini Marimuthu, , , , |
Article
published in Indian Jl of Tuberculosis, 2020, Vol. 67 : 49-51 |
|
2 |
Trend
and treatment outcomes of multi drug – resistant tuberculosis in Delhi, India
(2009-14) : A retrospective record based study |
Nandini
Sharma,1 Ashwani
Khanna, Shivani
Chandra, Saurav Basu, Kamal
K. Chopra, Neeta
Singla, Neeti Babbar, and Charu Kohli |
Article published in Indian Jl of
Medical Research, 2020, Vol 151 |
|
3 |
COVID
-19 and Tuberculosis |
K.K.
Chopra |
An editorial published in Indian Jl of
Tuberculosis, 2020, Vol. 67 : 149-151 |
|
4 |
Awareness
and perspectives on expansion of latent TB management among public sector physicians
and medical trainees in Delhi, India |
Sharma N,
Basu S, Chopra KK, Sharma P |
Paper published in
Indian Jl of Tuberculosis, 2020, Vol 67 : 208-212 |
|
5 |
Covid-19
and social stigma: Role of scientific community |
K.K.
Chopra, and V.K.
Arorab |
Paper published in
Indian Jl of Tuberculosis, 2020, Vol 67 : 284- 285 |
|
6 |
A comparison of patient treatment
pathways among multidrug resistant and drug sensitive TB cases in Delhi,
India : A cross sectional study. |
Nandini Sharma, , Saurav Basu, Ashwani Khanna, K K Chopraet al |
Original article published in Indian
Jl of tuberculosis, 2020, Vol. 67: 502-508. |
|
7 |
Tuberculosis – Newer Diagnostic Tests
: Applications and Limitations. |
Paper published in Indian Jl of
Tuberculosis, 2020, Vol. 67, Special issue. |
|
|
8 |
Laboratory diagnosis of Novel Corona
virus (2019-20, Cov) Present and
future. |
Zeeshan
Sidiq, M.
Hanif, Kaushal Kumar Dwivedi, and K.K.
Chopra |
Paper published in Indian Jl of
Tuberculosis, 2020, Vol. 67, Special issue. |
|
9 |
Advances in diagnosis of tuberculosis
: Journey from smear microscopy to whole genome sequencing. |
Paper published in Indian Jl of
Tuberculosis, 2020, Vol. 67, Special issue. |
|
|
10 |
Disposable Covid Box – A new
invention. |
Rakesh K Chawla, Aditya K Chawla, Arun Madan, , , Madhav K Chawla |
Article published in Indian Jl of
Tuberculosis 2020, Vol. 68, Special issue. |
|
11 |
Lessons to be learnt from 100 year old
1918 influenza pandemic viza viz 2019 Xoroa pandemic with an eye on
NTEP. |
Article published in Indian Jl of
Tuberculosis, 2020, Vol. 67, Special issue. |
|
|
12 |
NATCON virtual 2020
–Challenges and way ahead. |
Editorial published
in Indian Jl of Tuberculosis, 2021 vol 68, 1-2 |
|
|
13 |
Morbidity and mortality trends of
Covid – 19 in top 10 countries. |
Article published in Indian Jl of
Tuberculosis, 2020, Vol. 67, Special
issue. |
|
|
14 |
Upfront Xpert MTB/RIF for diagnosis of
pediatric TB – Does it work, experience from India. |
Aakshi Kalra, , Neeraj Raizada, K S Sachdeva, Raghuram Rao, Soumya Swaminathan, Ashwani Khanna, Kamal Kishore Chopra, M Hanif, et al |
Article published in Plos one, 2020. |
|
15 |
Benefits and limitations of
serological assays in COVID – 19 infection. |
Sidiq Z,
Hanif M, Dwivedi KK, Chopra KK. |
Published online in Indian Jl of
Tuberculosis . http://doi/org/10.1016/ijtb.2020.07.034 |
|
16 |
Transbronchial lung
cryobiopsy by twin bronchoscopes (kissing technique). |
Rakesh K Chawla Sr, Raja Dhar Sr, Arun Madan, Kamal Chopraet al |
Article published in
Indian Jl of Tuberculosis, 2021, Vol 68 : 16-19 |
|
17 |
Conference update: NATCON
2020-highlights. |
Article published in Indian Jl of
Tuberculosis, 2021 Vol 68 : 152-153 |
|
|
18 |
Radiology quiz- dancing ball. |
A case report published in Indian Jl
of Tuberculosis, 2021, Vol 68 :157-159 |
|
|
20 |
White paper on challenges and opportunities for TB
elimination with focus on COVID and post COVID era : Developed through
scientific round table resolution at NATCON 2020. |
Manoj Jain, Sanjay Rajpal, Vijay Kumar Arora, Salil Bhargav, Kamal Kishore Chopra |
Letter to editor published in Indian Jl of Tuberculosis,
2021, Vol 68 : 134-138. |
|
21 |
Adherence to isoniazid preventive therapy among children
living with tuberculosis patients in Delhi, India – An exploratory
perspective study. |
Nandini Sharma, Saurav Basu, Ashwani Khanna, Pragya Sharma, Kamal K Chopra, Shivani Chandra |
Indian
J Tuberc ·
·
·
. 2022
Jan;69(1):100-103. doi: 10.1016/j.ijtb.2021.03.005. Epub 2021 Mar 11. |
|
22 |
Covid- 19 vaccine and new mutant strains impacting the
Covid pandemic. |
Shanker Matta, , Sanjay Rajpal, and K.K. Chopra |
Indian J Tuberc. 2021 Apr;
68(2): 171–173. Published
online 2021 Apr 10. doi: 10.1016/j.ijtb.2021.03.010 |
|
23 |
Genital footprints of extra genital tuberculosis in
infertile women: Comparisons of various diagnostic modalities. |
Paper published in Indian J Tuberc ·
·
·
. 2022
Apr;69(2):151-156. doi: 10.1016/j.ijtb.2021.04.007. Epub 2021 Apr 16.. |
2019-2020
S.No. |
Title |
Authors |
Reprint From |
1. |
Treatment outcome in Drug Resistance Tuberculosis patients who were offered treatment with Shorter Multi Drug Resistance Tuberculosis Regimen in Delhi India. |
Chopra KK |
Paper presented in 50th Union World Conference on Lung Health, Hyderabad. India, 2019 |
2. |
Pattern and trends of drug sensitivity in MDR TB cases in Delhi (2009-2014) : A record based study |
Chopra KK, Khanna A, Sharma N et al |
Published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 66. No 2, 2019, 222-226. |
3. |
Geriatric TB: Needs focused attention under RNTCP. |
KK Chopra, VK Arora |
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol66 (2019), No 3:515-518. |
4. |
Diagnosis of Cutaneous TB Tackling the pitfalls |
Panel discussion moderated in Multispecialty approach to cutaneous TB in CME held in Maulana Azad Medical College on 28th July, 2019. |
|
5. |
End TB Strategy. |
KK Chopra, VK Arora |
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis. 66(2019):163-164. |
6. |
Cross resistance among anti TB Drugs. |
KK Chopra |
Article published in Tuberculosis Association of India Souvenir 2019. |
7. |
Partnership in tuberculosis control through involvement of pharmacists in Delhi : An exploratory operational research study |
Nandini Sharma, Ashwani Khanna, Chopra KK et al |
Paper published in Indian Journal of Pharmacology Vol51, Issue 3, May-June 2019. |
8. |
Changing Climate and Respiratory Diseases |
KK Chopra, VK Arora |
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol66 (2019) 431- 432. |
9. |
Journey of tuberculosis control in India. |
KK Chopra, VK Arora |
Paper published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 66 (2019):178-183. |
10. |
Tuberculosis Association of India In a Torchbearer role. |
KK Chopra, VK Arora |
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 66 (2019) 505-506. |
11. |
Awareness and perspectives on expansion of latent TB management among public sector physicians and medical trainees in Delhi. |
Nandini Sharma, Chopra KK et al |
Paper published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 67, Issue 2, 2020:208-212. |
12. |
Environment, climate and Geriatric population. |
KK Chopra et al |
Paper published in Indian Journal of Geriatrics, October 2019. . |
13. |
Newer Diagnostic tests for Tuberculosis : Their utility and limitations. |
KK Chopra, Shweta Singh |
Review article published in Current Medical Research and Practice. 2020 |
14. |
Artificial Intelligence and TB Management: Way forward |
KK Chopra, VK Arora |
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis published in January 2020. 67 (2020)1-2. |
15. |
Tuberculosis in Standard Treatment guidelines. |
KK Chopra |
Chapters published in Standards of Treatment Guidelines. 2020 |
16. |
Second line drug susceptibilities of multidrug-and Rifampicin-Resistant Mycobaterium tuberculosis isolates in Delhi. |
Zeeshan S, Hanif KM, Chopra KK et al |
Paper Published in Biomedical and Biotechnology Research Journal. Vol3, Issue 2: April-June 2019. |
17. |
"Drug resistance in tuberculosis: A clinician's view" |
KK Chopra |
Published in "Journal of Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences" Vol. 25; Issue 1:2020;P15-18. |
S.No. |
Title |
Authors |
Reprint From |
1. |
Treatment outcome in Drug Resistance Tuberculosis patients who were offered treatment with Shorter Multi Drug Resistance Tuberculosis Regimen in Delhi India. |
Chopra KK |
Paper presented in 50th Union World Conference on Lung Health, Hyderabad. India, 2019 |
2. |
Pattern and trends of drug sensitivity in MDR TB cases in Delhi (2009-2014) : A record based study |
Chopra KK, Khanna A, Sharma N et al |
Published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 66. No 2, 2019, 222-226. |
3. |
Geriatric TB: Needs focused attention under RNTCP. |
KK Chopra, VK Arora |
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol66 (2019), No 3:515-518. |
4. |
Diagnosis of Cutaneous TB Tackling the pitfalls |
Panel discussion moderated in Multispecialty approach to cutaneous TB in CME held in Maulana Azad Medical College on 28th July, 2019. |
|
5. |
End TB Strategy. |
KK Chopra, VK Arora |
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis. 66(2019):163-164. |
6. |
Cross resistance among anti TB Drugs. |
KK Chopra |
Article published in Tuberculosis Association of India Souvenir 2019. |
7. |
Partnership in tuberculosis control through involvement of pharmacists in Delhi : An exploratory operational research study |
Nandini Sharma, Ashwani Khanna, Chopra KK et al |
Paper published in Indian Journal of Pharmacology Vol51, Issue 3, May-June 2019. |
8. |
Changing Climate and Respiratory Diseases |
KK Chopra, VK Arora |
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol66 (2019) 431- 432. |
9. |
Journey of tuberculosis control in India. |
KK Chopra, VK Arora |
Paper published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 66 (2019):178-183. |
10. |
Tuberculosis Association of India In a Torchbearer role. |
KK Chopra, VK Arora |
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 66 (2019) 505-506. |
11. |
Awareness and perspectives on expansion of latent TB management among public sector physicians and medical trainees in Delhi. |
Nandini Sharma, Chopra KK et al |
Paper published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 67, Issue 2, 2020:208-212. |
12. |
Environment, climate and Geriatric population. |
KK Chopra et al |
Paper published in Indian Journal of Geriatrics, October 2019. . |
13. |
Newer Diagnostic tests for Tuberculosis : Their utility and limitations. |
KK Chopra, Shweta Singh |
Review article published in Current Medical Research and Practice. 2020 |
14. |
Artificial Intelligence and TB Management: Way forward |
KK Chopra, VK Arora |
Editorial published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis published in January 2020. 67 (2020)1-2. |
15. |
Tuberculosis in Standard Treatment guidelines. |
KK Chopra |
Chapters published in Standards of Treatment Guidelines. 2020 |
16. |
Second line drug susceptibilities of multidrug-and Rifampicin-Resistant Mycobaterium tuberculosis isolates in Delhi. |
Zeeshan S, Hanif KM, Chopra KK et al |
Paper Published in Biomedical and Biotechnology Research Journal. Vol3, Issue 2: April-June 2019. |
17. |
"Drug resistance in tuberculosis: A clinician's view" |
KK Chopra |
Published in "Journal of Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences" Vol. 25; Issue 1:2020;P15-18. |
2018-2019
|
S.No. |
Title |
Authors |
Reprint From |
|
1. |
“Treatment seeking pathway in pediatric
Tuberculosis patients attending DOT Centres in urban areas of Delhi.” |
Dhanked S, Chopra KK, Khanna A, Sharma N et
al |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis. 2018 ; 65
(4) : 308-314 |
|
|
“Socio demographic profile and treatment
outcomes in pediatric Tuberculosis patients attending DOT Centres in urban
areas of Delhi.” |
Dhanked S, Chopra KK, Khanna A, Sharma N et
al |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis.; 2019 Jan;66(1):123-128. doi:
10.1016/j.ijtb.2018.06.006. Epub 2018 Jul 12. |
|
|
A Gastric Resident drug delivery system for
prolonged gram-level dosing of tuberculosis treatment. |
Malvika Verma, Chopra KK, Nandini Sharma,
Ashwani Khanna et al |
Science Translational Medicine,Verma et al. Sci.Transl. Med. 11, eaau6267(2019) |
|
|
“A model to predict unfavorable treatment
outcomes in patients with tuberculosis and human immunodeficiency virus
co-infection in Delhi.” |
Chopra KK, Madan C, Khanna A et al |
PLOS ONE, 2018. 2018 Oct
3;13(10):e0204982. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0204982. eCollection 2018. |
|
|
“Second line drug susceptibilities of Multi
drug and Rifampicin resistant Mycobacterium Tuberculosis isolate in Delhi.” |
Zeeshan S, Hanif M, Chopra KK, Khanna A, Jadhav
I, Dwivedi KK |
European Respiratory Journal. 2018 http://www.bmbtrj.org on Wednesday, July 3,
2019, IP: 2.101.9.194 |
|
|
“Upfront
Xpert MTB/RIF testing on various specimen types for presumptive
paediatricTB cases for early and upfront treatment initiation”. |
Neeraj Raizada, Sunil Khaparde, Raghuram
Rao, Chopra KK et al |
PLOS ONE –D-17-37251RZ https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0202085 |
|
|
“High percentage of Beijing genotype among
multi drug resistant tuberculosis Isolates in Delhi Region.” |
Zeeshan D, Hanif M, Jadhav I, Chopra KK |
Biomedical and Biotechnological
Research Journal (BBRJ) June 20, 2018,
IP:42.108.189.169 |
|
|
“Genetic polymorphism of rare mutations in
Mycobacterium Tuberculosis infected patients in Delhi.” |
Himanshu V, Hanif M, Chopra KK et al |
Biomedical and Biotechnological
Research Journal (BBRJ) DOI :
10.4103/bbrj.bbrj-13-18, Jan 2018. |
|
|
“Detection of Multi drug resistant and
Rifampicin Resistance among smear negative and Extra pulmonary tuberculosis
cases in a reference laboratory.” |
Srasthty S, Hanif M, Dwivedi K, Chopra KK et
al |
Biotechnological Research Journal (BBRJ) Jan 2018 DOI:10.4103/bbrj.bbrj-48-18 |
|
|
“Can sputum Microscopy be replaced.” |
Chopra KK, Hanif K M, Arora VK, Vashistha H. |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis. 2018 ; 65(4) : 275-276. |
|
|
“End TB – Strategy – A Dream to
Achieve”. |
KK Chopra, V.K. Arora |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis. (Special Issue) March 2019. |
|
|
“Journey of Tuberculosis Control in India”. |
VK Arora, KK Chopra |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis. (Special issue) March 2019. |
|
|
“Drug resistance among TB cases and its
clinical implications” |
KK Chopra |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis. (Special issue) March 2019. |
|
|
“Achieving TB elimination in India : The
role of latent TB management”. |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis. 2019; 66 (1), 30-33. |
|
|
|
“Impact of integrated psycho-socio-economic
support on treatment outcome in drug resistant tuberculosis – A retrospective
cohort study”. |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis. 66 (1), 105-110. |
|
|
|
“Pattern and Trend of drug sensitivity in
MDR-TB cases in Delhi (2009-14) - A record based study”. |
Nandini Sharma, Neeta Singla, Ashwani
Khanna, Chopra KK et al |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis 66(2019) 222-226 |
|
|
“TB Diagnostics: Journey from smear
microscopy to whole Genome Sequencing |
Chopra KK |
” Chapter contributed in the book
“Mycobacterium tuberculosis: Molecular infection Biology, Pathogenesis,
diagnostics and new interventions” to be published by imprint Springer,
publisher of Journal Nature. |
2014-2018
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Name of Reprint |
Author’s Name |
Reprint From |
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“Restructuring social infrastructure as a detriment of urban TB control in Delhi” |
Nishi Aggarwal, Shivani Chandra, Nandini Sharma |
Health Research Policy and Systems 2014,12:3. |
|
“Changing role of Tuberculosis Association of India in 75 years” |
K.K. Chopra and V.K. Arora |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 2014. |
|
Tuberculosis and Drug Addicts” |
K.K. Chopra |
Newsletter of National Tuberculosis Institute, Bangalore 2014. |
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“TB in Special Situations” |
K.K. Chopra |
Newsletter of National Tuberculosis Institute, Bangalore 2014. |
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“Nurses Role in care of TB patients” |
Gurpreet Kaur |
Delhi TB Association Newsletter 2014 |
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Institutional framework for managing financial resources: mapping of fund flow under Revised National Tuberculosis Control Program, India |
Nishi Aggarwal, Shivani Chandra |
Newsletter Daily DOTS |
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“Molecular diagnostics in tuberculosis revisited with clinician’s perspective” |
Sanjay Rajpal and V.K.Arora |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 2014..IJT; 2014:61:277-280. |
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“Information and communication technology – application in Health sector” |
Nishi Aggarwal |
Tuberculosis Association of India on the occasion of TB seal release. |
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“Challenges in Tuberculosis Diagnosis and Management: Recommendations of Expert Panel” |
V.K. Arora and K.K. Chopra |
journal of Laboratory Physician/Jan-June2015/Vol 7/Issue1 |
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Tuberculosis control in India : Journey so far and ahead. |
K.K.Chopra, Sunil Khaparde |
Editorial in Indian J of Tuberculosis 62, 193-194,2015. |
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‘Standards of TB care in India : A tool for universal access to TB Care.’ |
Sreenivas Achauthan Nair, K.S. Sachdeva, Parmar Malik, S. Chandra, R. Ramachandan, N. Kulshrestha, K.K.Chopra. |
Review article published in Indian J of Tuberculosis, 62,2015. |
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‘Drug resistance among TB cases and its clinical implications’: |
K.K.Chopra, |
Indian J of Tuberculosis 62, 151-155, July, 2015. |
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Accelerating TB notification from Private Health Sector in Delhi India’. |
‘Debashish Kundu, K.K.Chopra, Ashwani Khanna. |
Indian J. of Tuberculosis |
|
‘Universal Access to DOTS in Delhi Prisons: where we stand’. |
Meera Dhuria, K.K.Chopra, Nandini Sharma, Ashwani Khanna, S. Chandra. |
Indian J. of Tuberculosis |
|
‘Piloting upfront Xpert MTB/RIF testing on various specimens under Programmatic conditions for diagnosis of TB & Dr. TB in pediatric population’ |
K.K.Chopra, et al |
PLOS ONE /D01:10. 1371 / Oct. 15, 2015. |
|
‘Glorious journey of 75 years of New Delhi TB Centre’ |
K.K.Chopra |
66th TB Seal Campaign souvenir, 2015. Tuberculosis Association of India. |
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‘Implementation of RNTCP services in medical colleges’ |
S. Matta, K.K.Chopra |
66th TB Seal campaign souvenir, 2015 Tuberculosis Association of India |
|
Band pattern Analysis of mutations in Rifampicin resistance strain of Mycobacterium tuberculosis by Line Probe Assay in patients from Delhi, India |
Himanshu Vashistha, M. Hanif, K.K. Chopra, A Khanna, D Shrivastava |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol.63, Issue 3;2017.
|
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Rapid detection of multi drug resistance among multi drug resistant tuberculosis suspects using line probe assay. |
Manoj Kumar Dubey, U Bhardwaj, M. Hanif, K K Chopra, A Khanna, S Saini, K K Dwivedi, H Vashishtha, Z Sidiq, V Ahmad, S Sharma |
Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research, Vol 10, Issue 1, 2017, 131-133
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Baseline Resistance to Ofloxacin and Kanamycin Among Multi-Drug Resistant Strains of M. tuberculosis Isolated at an Intermediate Reference Laboratory in Delhi. |
Vasim Ahmad, D Srivastava, M Hanif, Z Sidiq, K K Dwivedi, H Vashishtha, S Sharma, S Saini, V K Bediraddy, K K Chopra, A Khanna |
Indian Journal of Applied Research, Volume: 6, Issue: 8, August 2016 (586-588) |
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Molecular Line Probe Assay for the Detection of Multi Drug Resistant Tuberculosis and Comparison of Results with Conventional Solid Culture and Drug Susceptibility Testing |
Manoj Kumar Dubey, U Bhardwaj, M. Hanif, K K Chopra, A Khanna, K K Dwivedi, H Vashishtha, S Saini, Z Sidiq, V Ahmad, S Sharma |
Indian Journal of Applied Research, Volume: 6, Issue: 8, August 2016 (643-645)
|
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Rapid detection of extensively drug-resistant (XDR-TB) strains from multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) cases isolated from smear-negative pulmonary samples in an Intermediate Reference Laboratory in India. |
Himanshu Vashistha, M. Hanif, S Saini, A Khanna , S Sharma, Z Sidiq, V Ahmad , M K Dubey, K K Chopra, |
4. Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 6 3 (2 0 1 6) 1 46 – 1 50
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Meso level multi – disciplinary approach for reduction of initial defaulters in Revised National Tuberculosis Programme, Delhi, India. |
Nandini Sharma, Meera Dhuria, Nishi Aggarwal and K.K. Chopra |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis |
|
Newer Rapid Diagnostic Methods in MDR TB case management |
Himanshu Vashistha, M. Hanif and K.K. Chopra |
article published in 67th TB seal campaign 2016. The Tuberculosis Association of India. |
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Phenotypic drug resistance confirmation of additional second line drugs in extra-pulmonary multi drug resistant TB patient.
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Srashty Sharma, Mahmud Hanif, K.K.Chopra, Ashwani Khanna, sunil Kumar Chauhan |
International Journal of Current Advanced Research ISSN:0:2319-6475 Vol.7;(1):Jan2018p.89008902 |
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Isolation and Identification of Mycobacterium tuberculosis with Mixed Growth from Positive MGIT 960 Cultures by Re-Decontamination.
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Wasim Ahmad, Hanif M, Chopra KK, Zeeshan Sidiq, Anshul Kumar, Divya Shrivastava |
J.Biotechnology & BioMaterial 2017;7:3 |
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Inflammation at the Centre of all Respiratory Diseases including Tuberculosis. |
K.K. Chopra and V.K. Arora |
Editorial accepted for publication in Indian Jl of Tuberculosis |
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“Accelerating access to quality TB care for pediatric TB cases through better diagnostic strategy in four major cities of India” |
D. Kundu and K.K. Chopra |
PLOS ONE Online Journal PONE-D-17-38222R1. |
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Genetic Polymorphism of Rare mutations in M. tuberculosis infected patients in Delhi |
Himanshu Vashistha, M. Hanif, K.K. Chopra, D. Shrivastava |
Biotechnology Research Journal March 2018; IP 2 : 74-81 |
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Detection of Multi Drug Resistance (MDR) and Extensively Drug Resistance (XDR) among smear negative extra pulmonary TB cases in a Reference laboratory |
Srashty Sharma, M. Hanif, K.K.Chopra, Mukesh Kumar, Kaushal Kumar, Zeeshan Sidiq, Himanshu Vashista, Wasim Ahmed, Manoj dubey |
Biomedical and Biotechnology Research Journal May 2018 |
|
Meso level multidisciplinary approach for reduction of pre treatment doss to follow up in RNTCP, Delhi, India |
Meera Dhuria and K.K. Chopra et al |
Original article published in IJT 2017;281-90 |
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Role of Social work in TB |
Shadab Khan and K.K. Chopra |
Article in a book by Pankaj Singh entitled “Social work in hospital helping profession” and in a souvenir of TB Association of India released on 2nd October, 2017. |
2007-2013
| S.NO | Name of Reprint | Author’sName | Reprint From |
| 1. | Knowledge attitude and practices regarding tuberculosis & DOTS among interns in Delhi, India | S Rajpal, A Mittal, VK Dhingra, R Malhotra, R Gupta, C Malhotra , DK Taneja . |
J Coll Physicians Surg Pak Aug 2007;17(8):457-61. |
| 2. | Multi drug resistant tuberculosis in pregnancy |
VK Dhingra,A Mittal ,S Rajpal,VK Arora . |
J Coll Physicians Surg Oct 2007;17(10):637-9. |
| 3. | Extra Pulmonary Tuberculosis | VK Arora,KK Chopra |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 54,4, Oct. 2007. |
| 4. |
Lysis of tubercle bacilli in fresh and stored sputum specimens : implications for diagnosing tuberculosis in stores and paucibacillary specimens by PCR |
Divya Pathak, Soumitesh Chakravorty, Mahmud Hanif, Jaya Sivaswami Tyagi |
BMC Microbiology 2007;7:83doi :10.1186/1471-2180-7-83 |
| 5. |
Molecular typing of Mycobacterium tuberculosis isolates from different parts of India based on IS 6110 element polymorphism using RFLP analysis |
DS Chauhan, VD Sharma, Deepti Parashar, Aradhna Chauhan, D Singh, HB Singh, R Das, B.M. Aggarwal, B. Malhtora, Amita Jain, Meera Sharma, VK Kataria, JK Aggarwal, M. Hanif, Arunas Shahani, V.M. Katoch |
Indian J Med. Res 125, April 2008, pp 577-581 |
| 6. |
Sixty sixth NATCON “A Brief Review” |
M M Singh, VK Dhingra, KK Chopra |
Indian J Tuberc 2008;55:54-55. |
| 7. | Outcome of MDR-TB cases treated by individualized treatment regimens at a tertiary level clinic | VK Dhingra, S Rajpal, Anshu Mittal, M. Hanif | Indian J Tuberc 2008;55:15-21. |
| 8. | Panel discussion on RNTCP implementation – Problems and solutions | V.K.Arora, LS Chauhan, RN Solanki,GC Ahir, Rohit Sarin, Puneet and KK Chopra | indian J Tuberc 2007;54:140-144. |
| 9. | Study of relapse and failure cases of Category I retreated with Cat II under RNTCP – an eleven year follow up | RK Mehra,VK Dhingra, Nishi Aggarwal, RP Vashist | Indian J Tuberc 2008;55:188-191. |
| 10 |
DOTS in drug addicts with TB : Delhi experience |
VK Dhingra,Dori Lall, Nishi Aggarwal,RP Vashist | Indian J Tuberc 2008;55:122-126. |
| 11 | Acquired drug resistance pattern in tuberculosis cases at the State Tuberculosis Centre, Delhi, India | Hanif M, Malik S, Dhingra VK |
Int J Tuberc Lung Disease 13(1):74-78. |
| 12 | Quality TB treatment and international standards of TB care (ISTC) | Dhingra VK |
DTBA Newsletter Jan-March 2008 |
| 13 |
Efficacy of repeat sputum examination in RNTCP |
Malik S, Dhingra VK, Hanif M, Vashist RP | Indian J Tuberc 2009;56:17-21. |
| 14 | Tuberculosis of ileum-a case report | Dhingra VK,Rajpal S, Mittal A,Gupta UA , Arora VK | J. Commun. Dis. 40(1)2008:7982. |
| 15 | XDR-TB – a report from New Delhi Tuberculosis Centre, India | Dhingra VK, Malik Sonia, Hanif M, Arora VK |
J. Coll. of Physician & Surgeons Pakistan 2009, Vol. 19(2):133135. |
| 16 |
Forum – Tuberculosis and Health Care Workers |
Dhingra VK | Indian J Tuberc 2008;55:166-169. |
| 17 |
Role of NGOs for TB Control – Delhi scenario |
Dhingra VK | DTBA Newsletter July-Dec 2009 |
| 18 |
Tuberculosis mortality trends in Delhi after the implementation of RNTCP |
Dhingra VK, Aggarwal N,Chandra S, Vashist RP |
Indian J Tuberc 2009;56:77-81. |
| 19 | Principles of involvement of NGO in tuberculosis control | VK Arora, KK Chopra | TB Seal Campaign 2009 |
| 20 |
A sociological study of stigma among TB patients in Delhi |
Dhingra VK, Shadab Khan |
Indian J Tuberc 2010;57:12-18. |
| 21 | Prevalence of extensively drug- resistant tuberculosis among patients with multi drug-resistant tuberculosis: a retrospective hospital-based study |
Surendra K Sharma, N George,T Kadhiravan, P K Saha, HK Mishra, M Hanif |
Indian J Med Res 130, Oct. 2009 pp 392-395. |
| 22 | Rapid diagnosis of drug resistance in TB : A Review | Sanjay Rajpal | DTBA Newsletter |
| 23 | Tuberculosis and renal diseases | K K Chopra | TB Seal campaign 2010 |
| 24 | Risk factors for tuberculosis | Nishi Aggarwal | TB Seal campaign 2010 |
| 25 | Evolution of TB treatment | K K Chopra | Delhi DOTS Newsletter 2011 |
| 26 |
Evaluation of a new quality assessment strategy for blinded rechecking of random sputum smears for TB in Delhi, India |
Sonia Malik, M Hanif, KK Chopra, N Aggarwal, RP Vashist |
South East Asian J Trop Med Public Health, Vol.42(2) March 2011, 342-346. |
| 27 |
NACTON 2011 : Summary of papers a. Prognostic indicators in RNTCP and quality of life in tuberculosis patients b. Determination of rapid drug susceptibility nitrate reduction assay for drug susceptibility testing of mycobacterium tuberculosis : A comparative study c. Trend of utilization of mantoux test in a tertiary level hospital in Delhi : A study from metropolis in a high endemic TB country |
Pappers presented at NTCON 2011 and published in the proceedings |
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| 28 |
Booklets a. Role of NGOs for TB control programme b. Extra pulmonary tuberculosis guidelines c. Management of TB in special situations |
Dr.V.K. Arora Dr. K.K. Chopra Dr.V.K. Arora Dr. K.K. Chopra Dr.V.K. Arora Dr. K.K. Chopra Dr. R. Sarin |
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| 29 |
“Tuberculosis and Pregnancy: A short review” |
Sanjay Rajpal. |
DOTS Delhi Newsletter, March 2011. |
| 30 | “A study on profile of cases referred to RNTCP facilities in an urban pocket of central Delhi.” | K.K.Chopra |
DOTS Delhi Newsletter, March 2011. |
| 31 | “Profile of PAN sensitive casesamong MDR suspects referred toIntermediate Reference Laboratory”. | M. Hanif and Deepika Suman Sharma. |
DOTS Delhi Newsletter, March 2011. |
| 32 |
“Female Genital Tuberculosis : Clinical Review” |
K.K.Chopra |
DOTS Delhi Newsletter, Vol III/issue III/2011. |
| 33 | A short review on “TB and Liver” | Sanjay Rajpal |
Delhi TB Association bulletin April, 2011. |
| 34 | “TB – New Diagnostic Tests | Sanjay Rajpal |
Delhi DOTS Newsletter, June, 2011 |
| 35 | Trend in Annual Risk of Tuberculous Infection in North India | Kamal Chopra, Vineet K.Chadha, Jitendra Ramchandra, Nishi Aggarwal |
PLoS ONE 7(12): e51854. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0051854 |
| 36 |
Diagnosis of MDR TB by rapid assays |
K.K. Chopra, M. Hanif, Hema Sundaram | NTI Builletin Vol. 47 |
| 37 | Tuberculosis control and tobacco cessation : the cross links |
Meera Dhuria, K.K. Chopra |
NTI Builletin Vol. 47 |
| 38 | An editorial entitled “What we have gained through Indian Journal of Tuberculosis during year 2012 | Dr. K.K. Chopra |
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis. January 2013. |
1991-2006
| S.NO | Name of Reprint | Author’sName | Reprint From |
| 1. | Identification of mycobacteria other than TB by protein finger printing | N.K.Jain,B.B. Kachroo,Gobind Prasad, M. Hanif | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 38,1991 |
| 2 | Case-control studies | Nishi, J.K. Aggarwal | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 43 |
| 3 | Study of epidemiology of tuberculosis in an urban population of Delhi: report on 30 year follow-up | NDTB Centre | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis |
| 4 | Management of genital tuberculosis | K.K. Chopra | Drug Today. |
| 5 | Pharmacokinetics of pyrazinamide in patients of pulmonary tuberculosis with Jaundice | N.K. Jain, D.K. Sharma, V.K. Garg, T.N. Sharma | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 38,1991 |
| 6 | Initial and acquired isoniazid and rifampicin resistance to m. tuberculosis and its implications for treatment | N.K. Jain, K.K. Chopra,Gobind Prasad | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 39,1992 |
| 7 | Prevalence of HIV infection among tuberculosis patients | N.K .Jain, J.K. Aggarwal,K.K.Chopra,S.P. Khanna | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 43,1996 |
| 8 | Laboratory diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis: conventional and newer approaches | N.K. Jain | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 43,1996 |
| 9 | In vitro activity of ofloxacin against clinical isolates of mycobacterium tuberculosis | N.K. Jain, S.P. Khanna,B.B. Surpal, T. Fatima | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 43,1996 |
| 10 | Prevalence of HIV infection among tuberculosis patients in Delhi –a sentinel surveillance study | S.K. Jain, J.K. Aggarwal, S.Rajpal, U. Baveja. | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 47,2000. |
| 11 | Isoniazid induced psychosis-a case report | Sanjay Rajpal, Raj Kumar, V.K. Dhingra, Kabir Shekh | Indian Journal of Allergy Applied Immunology, 14(1), 2000 |
| 12 | Epituberculosis responding without change of treatment regimen a-case report | V.K. Dhingra, Sanjay Rajpal, Raj Kumar | Indian Journal of Allergy Applied Immunology, 15(2), 2001 |
| 13 | Ambient air pollution and chronic respiratory morbidity in Delhi | Sunil Chhabra , Pragati Chhabra, Sanjay Rajpal,R.K. Gupta | Archives of Environmental Health, Vol. 56, No. 1,2001. |
| 14 | Concomitant presentation of pulmonary tuberculosis and pulmonary hydatid disease in a TB health worker | V.K. Dhingra, Sanjay Rajpal, Raj Kumar | Indian Journal of Allergy Applied Immunology, 15(2), 2001. |
| 15 | MDR TB – current issues | M.M. Singh, K.K. Chopra | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 51,No.1. |
| 16 | Radiological and bacteriological profile of pulmonary tuberculosis in diabetics | V.K. Dhingra, Sanjay Rajpal, Raj Kumar, K.K. Chopra | Indian Journal of Allergy Applied Immunology, 16(2), 2002 |
| 17 | Typing of drug resistant isolates of mycobacterium tuberculosis: from India using the is 6110 element reveals substantive polymorphism | Normal Siddiqi, M. Hanif et al. | Infection, Genetic & Evoloution. |
| 18 | Molecular characterization of multidrug-resistant isolates of mycobacterium tuberculosis from patients in north India | Noman Siddiqi, M Hanif et al. | Anti-Microbial Agents & Chemotherapy,2002. |
| 19 | Elephantiasic lupus vulgaris mimicking lyphogranuloma venereum : a case report | D. Pandhi, S. Rajpal et al. | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 49, 2002. |
| 20 | Sputum grading as predicator of treatment outcome in pulmonary tuberculosis | Sanjay Rajpal, V.K. Dhingra, K.K. Chpora | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 49, 2002. |
| 21 | Dependence on radiology for diagnosing pulmonary tuberculosis: an urban situation | V.K. Dhingra, S.Rajpal, J. K Aggarwal, K.K Chopra | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 49, 2002. |
| 22 | Tuberculosis epididymo-orchitis treated with intermittent therapy : a case report | V. K. Dhingra, Sanjay Rajpal, M.Malik, Raj Kumar | Indian Journal of Allergy Asthma Immunology, 16 (1), 2002. |
| 23 | Awareness regarding tuberculosis in a rural population of Delhi | R. Malhotra, D.K.Taneja, V. K. Dhingra, S. Rajpal | Indian Journal of Community Medicines, Vol. 27, No.2, 2002. |
| 24 | Prevalence of Tuberculosis in police force-a epidemiological Survey | V. K. Dhingra, S. Rajpal, Nishi Aggarwal, S.N. Gaur | Indian Journal of Allergy Asthma Immunology, 16 (2), 2002. |
| 25 | MDR tuberculosis | V. K. Dhingra | Newsletter, Delhi TB Association, Vol. 4, No.15. |
| 26 | Fifty sixth national conference on tuberculosis and chest diseases: a brief review | M.M singh, V.K. Dhingra | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 49, 2002. |
| 27 | Health related quality of life (HRQL) scoring in tuberculosis | V. K. Dhingra, S. Rajpal, | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 50, 2002. |
| 28 | Health care seeking pattern of tuberculosis patients attending an urban TB clinic in Delhi | V. K. Dhingra, S. Rajpal et al. | Journal of communicable Diseases, 34 (3). |
| 29 | MDR TB current issues | M.M singh, K.K. Chopra | Indian Journal of Tubercle, 51, 2004. |
| 30 | Large scale validation of a latex agglutination test for diagnosis of tuberculosis | Samita Bhaskar, J.N. Banvalekar, M. Hanif | FEMS Immunology& Medical Microbiology, 1613 |
| 31 | Managing Tuberculosis at intermediate | K.K Chopra | International Traning Course Report,2004 |
| 32 | Patients Satisfaction With docs | Amrita Misra,Rajni Gupta,v.k.Dhingra,S.Rajpal | A bestract Published in 31’st Annual National Conference of Indian Association of Preventive and Social Medicine,2004. |
| 33 | Revised National TB Control Programme:its success and Weakness | V.K Dhingra | |
| 34 | Treatment of tuberculosis control and their satisfaction with DOTS-1/1/2 YEAR Follow -Up | V.K .Dhingra, S.Rajpal etal. | Summaries of papers published in proceedings of 58’ National Confrence on Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases,2004 |
| 35 | Summaries of Papers-58’th national Conference on Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases. | V.K .Dhingra, S.Rajpal etal. | Summaries of papers published in proceedings of 58’ National Confrence on Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases,2004 |
| 36 | Radiation risk to Patients in chest Practice | V.K .Dhingra | News Letter,Delhi TB Association,no.19,2005 |
| 37 | Health related quality of life (HRQL) Social in (DR-12 Score) | V.K .Dhingra, S.Rajpal etal. | Journal of Communicable Diseases,37(4),2005 |
| 38 | Validity and reliability of sputum smear examininition as diagnostic and screening test for Tuberculosis | V.K .Dhingra Nishi Aggarwal et al | Indian journal of Allergy Asthma Immunlogy ,17(2) |
| 39 | Tuberculosis is the elderly and their treatment outcomes under dots | S.N Gaur, V.K Dhingra ,S.Rajpal et | Indian journal of Tuberculosis 51, 2004 |
| 40 | Breast- Feeding during treatment of tubercolosis | V.K .Dhingra | IMA West Town ,News Bulletin,2004. |
| 41 | Prevalence of initial drug resistance to m,Tuberculosis in new sputum positive RNTCP Patients. | V.K .Dhingra, S.Rajpal etal. | Journal of Communicicable Disease ,35 (2) |
| 42 | Tuberculosis trend among household contacts of TB Patients | V.K .Dhingra, S.Rajpal etal. | Indian journal of Journal of Medicines ,Vol .29,No.1,2004. |
| 43 | Treatment of Tuberculosis Pleural effusion Patients andtheir Satisfaction w with DOTS-1/1/2Year Follow up* | V.K .Dhingra, S.Rajpal etal. | Indian journal of Tuberculosis 51,2004. |
| 44 | Adverse drug reactions observed DOTS | V.K .Dhingra, S.Rajpal etal. | Abstract Published in joint Annual Conference of Indian Socciety for Malaria and other Communicable Diseases & the Indian Association of Epiidemoiologist,2004. |
| 45 | Dots | V.K. Dhingra, S. Rajpal et al. | Newsletter, Delhi TB Association, 2004 |
| 46 | Radiation risk to patients in chest practice | V.K. Dhingra | Newsletter, Delhi TB Association, 19, 2005 |
| 47 | Gender bias in tuberculosis | K.K. Chopra, Nishi Aggarwal, J.K. Aggarwal | 55 th TB Seal Campaign, 2004, Tai. |
| 48 | Quality assurance of sputum examination: backbone of revised national tuberculosis program | V.K. Dhingra, V.K. Arora | 57 th TB Seal Campaign, 2006, Tai. |
| 49 | Pediatric tuberculosis | K.K.Chopra | 57 th TB Seal Campaign, 2006, Tai. |
| 50 | Dots for tuberculosis – is the panacea for adults equally effective for the younger population; experience from a university hospital’s TB clinc in New Delhi | V.K. Dhingra, S. Rajpal , D.Kalra et al. | Abstract published in Public Health and the Environment, 2004. |
| 51 | A young man with midline swelling over the front of chest | V.K. Dhingra, S. Rajpal et al. | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 52, 2005. |
| 52 | Adverse drug reaction observed during dots | V.K. Dhingra, S. Rajpal et al. | Journal of Communicable Disease, 36(4),2004 |
| 53 | Bilateral diffuse tuberculosis of the parotid gland | V.K. Dhingra, S. Rajpal et al. | JCPSP,Vol.16(1),2006 |
| 54 | PCR amplification of shorter fragments from the DEVR(RV3133C) gene significantly increase the sensitivity of tuberculosis diagnosis | Soumitesh Chakraborty, M. Hanif et al. | FEMS, Microbial Lett 257,2006. |
| 55 | RNTCP and NGO’s | M.M. Singh, V.K. Dhingra | Newsletter, Delhi TB Association,No. 20, 2005 |
| 56 | Seasonality in tuberculosis three years observation under DOTS | V.K. Dhingra, S. Rajpal et al. | Abstract published in Souvenir, NATCON 2006. |
| 57 | Treatment outcome of category ii regimen in *failure’ and *relapse’ sub-groups and their follow-up. | V.K. Dhingra, S. Rajpal et al. | Summaries of paper published in Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 2006. |
| 58 | Paradoxical response during treatment tuberculosis | V.K. Dhingra | The Indian Practitioners, Vol. 59, No. 8,2006 |
| 59 | Utility of universal sample processing methodology, combining smear microscopy, culture, and PCR, for diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis | Soumitesh Chakraborty, M. Hanif et al. | Journal of Clinical Microbiology, Vol.43, No.8 2006. |
| 60 | Treatment of tuberculosis in liver disease(a clinician’s view) | V.K. Dhingra | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 53, 2006. |
| 61 | Need for enhanced IEC activites | M.M. Singh, K.K.Chopra | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 53, 2006. |
| 62 | HIV and TB | K.K. Chopra | HEMA, Vol. 4,Issue 12. |
1966-1990
| S.NO | Name of Reprint | Author`s Name | Reprint From |
| 1 | The 19th international tuberculosis conference | S.P Pamra | Indian journal of tuberculosis, 1967. |
| 2 | Five year follow up of primary pleurisy with effusion | S.P. Pamra, S.S Goyal , G.P. Mathur, Gobind prashad. | Proceedings of 22nd tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1967. |
| 3 | B.C.G Vaccination | Editorial S.P Pamra | India Pediatric, vol 13 NO.4 |
| 4 | A Trial of relatively inexpensive regimens in the domiciliary treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis | S.P Pamra, R. Narasimhan, Hemraj, G.P Mathur | Proceedings of 23rd tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1968. |
| 5 | Clinical significance of drug resistance | S.P Pamra, R. Narasimhan, Hemraj, G.P Mathur | Proceedings of 22nd tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1967. |
| 6 | Symposium on chemotherapy of tuberculosis in developing countries | S.P Pamra | Indian journal of tuberculosis, 1967. |
| 7 | Simultaneous BCG and Small Pox Vaccination | S.P Pamra , G.P Mathur | Proceedings of 23rd tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1968. |
| 8 | Pulmonary tuberculosis in the aged | S.P Pamra, Govind Prashad, G.P Mathur | Proceedings of 23rd tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1968. |
| 9 | Role of nurses in the national tuberculosis control programme | M.Paul | Proceedings of 24th tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1969. |
| 10 | Results of two phase treatment | S.P Pamra, Hemraj, G.P Mathur | Proceedings of 24th tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1969. |
| 11 | Results of re - treatment | S.P Pamra, Jaswant singh, G.P Mathur | Proceedings of 24th tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1969. |
| 12 | Tuberculosis in mental patients | S.P. Pamra, S.S Goyal , G.P. Mathur | Proceedings of 24th tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1969. |
| 13 | Intra individual & inter individual variations in microscopy of sputum smears | S.P Pamra, R. Narasimhan, G.P Mathur | India Journal of tuberculosis, 1969 |
| 14 | A trial of relatively inexpensive regimens in the domiciliary treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis | S.P Pamra, R. Narasimhan, Hemraj, G.P Mathur | India Journal of tuberculosis, 1969 |
| 15 | A comparison of alkali and acid homogenisation technique in the culture of m.tuberculosis. | S.P Pamra, R. Narasimhan, G.P Mathur | Proceedings of 25th tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1970. |
| 16 | Changes in the pattern and behavior of pulmonary tuberculosis , 1955.65 | Gobind Prashad | Proceedings of 25th tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1970. |
| 17 | Epidemiology of haemoptysis | S.P. Pamra, S.S. Goyal , Bodhraj, G.P. Mathur | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 1970 |
| 18 | Disease among household contracts of pulmonary tuberculosis patients | S.P. Pamra, S.S. Goyal , G.P. Mathur | Proceedings of 25th tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1970 |
| 19 | A critical appraisal of the relative merits of radiology and bacteriology in case finding | S.P. Pamra | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 1970 |
| 20 | Bacillary content of lesions from resected tuberculous lungs | S.P Pamra, H.B Dingley, R. Narasimhan | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, vol. 17, No. 4 |
| 21 | Causes of treatment failure | S.P. Pamra, Gobind Prashad, G.P. Mathur | Proceedings of 26th tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1971 |
| 22 | Effects of chemoprophylaxis on minimal pulmonary tuberculosis lesions of doubtful activity | S.P. Pamra , G.P. Mathur | Bulletin of WHO , Vol. 45, 1971 |
| 23 | A medical social investigation | S.P. Pamra , S.H. Pathak, G.P. Mathur | Proceedings of 26th tuberculosis & chest Diseases Workers conference 1971 |
| 24 | A co-operative trial on the toxicity and efficacy of thiacetazone | S.P.Pamra | Indian Journal of Medical research , 59,1971 |
| 25 | Sodium lauryl sulphate method of culturing sputum for mycobacterium tuberculosis | R.Narasimhan, G.P.Mathur, S.P.Pamra | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, vol. 19, No. 4, 1972. |
| 26 | Allergic broncho pulmonary aspergillosis | S.P.Pamra, Z.U Khan, R.S.Sandhu, M.Iliyas | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, vol. 19, No. 2, 1972 |
| 27 | A concurrent comparison of an unsupervised daily oral regimen of thiacetazone plus isoniazid and a fully supervised twice- weekly regimen of streptomycin plus isoniazid in the domiciliary treatment of pulmonary tuberculos is a co-operative investigation | S.P.Pamra, G.P.Mathur | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, vol. 20, No. 3, 1973 |
| 28 | An operational research study in the out patient department(medical)of a big hospital. | S.S.Nair, G.P.Mathur | The Bombay Hospital Journal, vol.15, No. 4, 1973 |
| 29 | Causes of failure of domiciliary chemotherapy in pulmonary tuberculosis | S.P.Pamra, Govind Prasad, G.P.Mathur | Tubercle, 54,1973 |
| 30 | Results of domiciliary treatment in an urban T.B. clinic | K.C. Mathur , K.D. Singh – from NDTB Centre | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol.11, No. 2. |
| 31 | Causes of failure of domiciliary tuberculosis | S.P. Pamra | BIMA, Vol. 2, 1973 |
| 32 | Baciliary resistance in tuberculosis | M.M. Singh, S.P. Pamra, S.P. Tripathi | Summary of a panel discussion, Indian Journal Chest Disease, 15, 3, 1973. |
| 33 | Relapse in pulmonary tuberculosis after medical treatment | S.P. Pamra, Gobind Prasad, G.P. Mathur | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 21, No. 2, 1974 |
| 34 | A cooperative study of tuberculosis cervical lymphadenitis | S.P. Pamra, G.P. Mathur | Indian Journal of Medical Research, 62,11, 1974 |
| 35 | A study to evaluate the contribution of an additional third drug as an initial supplement in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis | S.P. Pamra, B.B. Surpal, G.P. Mathur | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 21, No. 2, 1974 |
| 36 | Whither tuberculosis | S.P. Pamra | Indian Journal of Chest Disease, Vol. 16, 1974 |
| 37 | Chemotherapy of pulmonary tuberculosis in retrospect and prospect | S.P. Pamra |
13th National Conference on TB & Chest Diseases, Suppl. to Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 23, No. 2, 1976 |
| 38 | Relapse in pulmonary tuberculosis | S.P. Pamra, Gobind Prasad, G.P. Mathur | American Review of Respiratory Diseases Vol. 23, 1976 |
| 39 | An atypical case of allergic aspergilliosis due to aspergillus niger | S.P. Pamra, H.B. Upreti, S.N. Ray, S.K. Shomp | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 23, No. 4, 1976 |
| 40 | 23rd international tuberculosis conference | S.P. Pamra | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 33, No. 1, 1976 |
| 41 | Recent advances in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis | S.P. Pamra | Journal of the Association of Physicians of India, Vol. 25, No. 11, 1977 |
| 42 | Extent and pattern of tuberculosis disease, amongst children | S.P. Pamra, S.S. Goyal , G.P. Mathur | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 25, No. 2, 1977 |
| 43 | Concurrent comparison of results of domiciliary chemotherapy of pulmonary tuberculosis under trial and routine conditions in an urban clinic | B.B. Surpal | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 24, No. 2, 1977 |
| 44 | Chemotherapy of pulmonary tuberculosis present status | S.P. Pamra | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, Vol. 26, No. 3, 1979 |
| 45 | Ventilation- perfusion studies in bronchiectasis | M.M. Singh, Deepak Talwar, P. Singh | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 34, 1987 |
| 46 | Ultrasonically guided fine needle aspiration biopsy(fnab) of intrathoracic lesions | M.M. Singh, R.K. Gupta, D.K. Das, C.S. Pant | Indian Journal of Chest Diseases & Allied Sciences, Vol. 29, No. 2, 1987 |
| 47 |
Cervical lymphadenitis |
Research Committee of TAI | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 34,1987 |
| 48 | Treatment taken before reporting at a tuberculosis clinic | P. Saxena , G.P. Mathur, M.M. Singh | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 34,1987 |
| 49 | Fifth tuberculosis association of India short course Chemotherapy trial | Research Committee of TAI | Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 36,1989 |
| 50 | ELISA in the diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis | M.M. Singh, Rohit Sarin | Indian Journal of Chest Diseases & Allied Sciences, 27, No. 3, 1989 |
1949-1965
|
S.NO |
Name of Reprint |
Author’sName |
Reprint From |
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1 |
Preliminary report on the occurrence of silicosis amongst stone masons |
B.K Sikand, S.P Pamra |
Transactions of the 7th Tuberculosis workers conference, 1949 |
|
2 |
Tuberculosis in children |
B.K. Sikand, S.P. Pamra |
Indian Journal of pediatric, vol. 21, No. 87, 1954 |
|
3 |
A clinical trial of p-acetylaminobenzaldehyde thiosemicarbazone in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis |
B.K. Sikand , S.S. Goyal, G.P. Mathur |
Indian Journal of tuberculosis, vol. 11, No. 1 |
|
4 |
Results of domiciliary treatment in an urban T.B Clinic |
K.C. Mathur, K.D. Singh etal. From delhi TB centre |
Indian Journal of tuberculosis, vol. 11, No. 2 |
|
5 |
B.C.G. Vaccination |
B.K. Sikand |
Talk given at conference at Delhi at golden jubilee anniversary of the all india medical licentlates conference. |
|
6 |
Ambulatory Pneumothorax |
B.K. Sikand |
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7 |
Rehabilitation of the tuberculous a practical approach |
B.K. Sikand |
Indian Journal of tuberculosis, vol.4, No. 1, 1956 |
|
8 |
Clinicaland epidemiological results of chemotherapy in domicilliary treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis |
B.K. Sikand, S.P. Pamra |
Bulletin of the International union against tuberculosis, vol. 26 N0. 3 - 4, 1956 |
|
9 |
Changes in the clinical manifestations of pulmonary tuberculosis during the last ten years |
B.K. Sikand |
Indian Journal of tuberculosis, vol .5, No. 3,1958 |
|
10 |
A simple pre – treatment technique for sputum comprising the use of a combination of pancreatin and cetavlon for the routine cultivation of tubercle bacilli |
B.K. Sikand, A. Rangarao |
Indian Journal of tuberculosis, vol .5, No. 2, 1958 |
|
11 |
Incidence of T.B as judged by re-surveys ; a study of Delhi police |
B.K. Sikand, Raj narain, G.P. Mathur |
Indian Journal of tuberculosis, vol .6, No. 3, 1959 |
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12 |
Behaviour of sputum negative cases of pulmonary tuberculosis |
B.K. Sikand, S.P. Pamra |
Proceedings of 7th tuberculosis & chest diseases workers conference. |
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13 |
Domicilliary treatment scheme in practise |
B.K. Sikand |
Indian Journal of tuberculosis, vol .3, No. 1, 1960 |
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14 |
A note re-orientation of the clinic system |
B.K. Sikand |
Indian Journal of tuberculosis, vol .8, No. 2, 1961 |
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15 |
Domicilliary treatment results of antibiotic therapy |
B.K. Sikand, S.P. Pamra |
Proceedings of 13th tuberculosis & chest diseases workers conference. |
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16 |
Effects of chemotherapy on minimal pulmonary tuberculosis lesions of doubtful activity |
B.K. Sikand, S.P. Pamra, G.P Mathur |
Indian Journal of tuberculosis, 1965 |
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17 |
Effects of one year’s drug treatment on the pool of infection |
B.K Sikand, S.S Goyal, Jaswant Singh |
Proceedings of 19th tuberculosis & chest diseases workers conference, 1964 |
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18 |
BCG Vaccination amongst school children without prior tuberculin testing |
B.K Sikand , S.P Pamra |
Indian Journal of tuberculosis, 1964 |
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19 |
Panel discussion on problems connected with home treatment of tuberculosis |
S.P Pamra |
Proceedings of 19th tuberculosis & chest diseases workers conference, 1964 |
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20 |
Analysis and presentation of data |
G.P Mathur |
Indian Journal of tuberculosis, vol .16, No. 2, 1969 |
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21 |
Domiciliary treatment in tuberculosis control programme of Delhi |
S.P Pamra |
Maharashtra Medical Journal |
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22 |
A Tuberculosis clinic without x-ray |
B.K Sikand |
Indian Journal of tuberculosis, 1965 |
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23 |
Treatment of drug resistant cases of pulmonary tuberculosis with second line drugs |
B.K Sikand , S.P Pamra, S.S Goyal |
Proceedings of 20th tuberculosis & chest diseases workers conference, 1965 |
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24 |
Panel discussion on “case finding programme” |
S.P Pamra |
Proceedings of 20th tuberculosis & chest diseases workers conference, 1965 |
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25 |
Susceptibility testing for second line drugs ethionamide, cycloserine and thiacetazone |
R. Narasimhan |
Proceedings of 20th tuberculosis & chest diseases workers conference, 1965. |