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  • Dr Meena Dias

  • Head of the Department
  • Father Muller Medical College
Publications 2014 - 2022

Publications

  • 4
    Journal Articles
  • 7
    Projects

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Expertise

Microbiology

Mycology and Bacteriology

Personal Information

Dr Meena Dias

Female
S3,Casa Leila, S.L Mathias Road, Highlands Mangalore-575002
Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka, India - 57500

Experience

  • Head of the Department

    Department of Microbiology

    Father Muller Medical College

Qualification

  • MD

    Manipal Academy of Higher Education

  • MBBS

    JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research

Membership In Professional Bodies

2011

Indian Medical Association

Lifemember

2011

Indian Medical Association

Lifemember

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Research Projects

Characterisation of bacterial etiological agents from surgical drains and their ability to form biofilm.

Funding Agency : ICMR STS

A MULTICENTRIC STUDY TO EVALUATE THE HOST AND PATHOGEN FACTORS IN RECURRENT DERMATOPHYTOSES

Funding Agency : IADVL

Antifungal drug sensitivity testing in clinical specimens from dermatophyte infections using E strip disc diffusion technique

Funding Agency : IADVL and GalDerma

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Characterisation of bacterial etiological agents from surgical drains and their ability to form biofilm.

Funding Agency : ICMR STS

A MULTICENTRIC STUDY TO EVALUATE THE HOST AND PATHOGEN FACTORS IN RECURRENT DERMATOPHYTOSES

Funding Agency : IADVL

Antifungal drug sensitivity testing in clinical specimens from dermatophyte infections using E strip disc diffusion technique

Funding Agency : IADVL and GalDerma

1. Isolation and Characterization of B.pseudomallei from clinical specimens and their antibiotic susceptibility testing

Funding Agency : ICMR

Detection and typing of Dengue virus from clinical samples using antibody capture ELISA, NS1 ELISA and Real tine RT PCR in a Tertiary care Hospital Mangalore

Funding Agency : Colloboration with NIMHANS Bangalore

A study of microbiological profile of infected orthopaedic implants with emphasis on organisms forming biofilms

Funding Agency : Self

1. Opportunistic pulmonary infections in immunocompromised patients

Funding Agency : Self

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Publications (4)

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