Agadtantra

Introduction

Gada means disease (Roga). So the literal meaning of the term AGADA is “disease free” (Arogya) Stage Of Life.

It is a branch of Ayurveda that deals with various endogenous and exogenous poisons, their toxic manifestations and their remedial measures. It comprises general information, signs-symptoms and treatment of various poi- sons of vegetable/animal and mineral sources like bites of snake, scorpion, insects, rats etc.

The subject is also concerned with the application of medical knowledge to aid the administration of justice in a court of law is helpful in investigation of death and any crime related to mankind.
It also deals with legal aspects of medical practice. It teaches medical ethics, duties of medical practitioner towards patients, his professional colleagues and towards the government.

Department

The department of Agad Tantra & Vidhi Vaidyak occupies about 1000 sq.ft. area which comprises a museum having ample number of models, charts and specimens of various poisons, their effects, treatment etc. Drugs used generally in management of poisoning are exhib- ited. A coloured atlas of almost all types of wounds have been prepared for academic purpose collection of good number of weapons of assult (models only in case of licensed weapons) help students to understand nature of possible injuries.
A full fledge working P.G. department.

Activities

Department has its own tutorial place. Lectures and Practicals are being regularly conducted in college premises. We visit MORTURY at Civil hospital Nasik for “Post Mortem Examination” training and visit to Regional Forensic Science Laboratory is regularly arranged to upgrade knowledge of the subject.

TEACHING STAFF

SR. NO.NAME OF STAFFQUALIFICATIONSDESIGNATIONF.T./P.T
1Dr. Suryakant J PatilM.D.( Ayu.) PhDAssociate ProfessorF.T.
2Dr. Alpesh PatelM.D.( Ayu.)Assistant ProfessorF.T.

 SUPPORTIVE STAFF

SR. NO.NAME OF STAFFDESIGNATION
1Mrs. Kamalaben SindhvaAttendant
2Mr. Dahyabhai SindhvaMuseum Keeper

LIST OF FURNITURE

SR. NO.NAME OF ITEMQUANTITY
1IRON CUPBOARD1
2OFFICE TABLE2
3REVOLVING CHAIR2
4SIMPLE CHAIR1
5COMPUTER1
6WHITE BOARD1
7STUDENT STOOL30
8CEILING FAN6
9TUBE LIGHT6
10EXAMINATION TABLE2
11GUEST CHAIR4

LIST OF WEAPON

SR. NO.NAME OF ITEMAVAILABLE QUANTITY
1 SHORT GUN01
2 SWORD01 
3 AXE 01
4 KNIFE(SAFARI) 01
5 WELL(BHALA) 01
6 HOCKEY STICK 01
7 BASEBALL BAT 01
8 PVC ROD 01
9PUNCH- FIGHTING TOOL01
10 CHAIN SLING01
11 ICE BRAKER01
13STONE01
14ROPE01
15HAIRSBunch
16CRICKET BALL01
17WOODEN CLOTH BAT01
18SICKLE01
19SCREW DRIVER01
20DRUMSTICK01
21METAL ROD01
22BROKEN GLASS01
23NAILS100GM
24SAFETY PINS100GM
25IRON ANGLE1
26COPPER WIRE2 METER

LIST OF CHARTS

SR. NO.NAME OF ITEMAVAILABLE QUANTITY
CLASSIFICATION OF VIOLENT ASPHYXIAL DEATH1
CAUSE OF DEATH DUE TO INJURY1
PRESERVATION OF VISCERA IN SPECIAL POISOINING1
PRESERVATION OF VISCERA IN SUSCEPTED POISIONING1
PRESERVATION OF VISCERA IN POISIONING CASE1
DIFFIRENCE BETWEEN POSTMORTEM LIVIDITY AND BRUSING1
DIFFIRINCE BETWEEN CADEVARIC SPASAM AND RIGER MORTIS1
DISTINGUISHING FEATURS OF BURNS FROM DRY HEAT , MOIST AND CHEMICALS1
DIFFIRENCE BETWEEN ANTIMORTEM AND POSTMORTEM BURNS1
DUEITES OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS 1
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MALE AND FEMALE CHARACTERISTRIC1
DOMESTIC HOUSEHOLD POISOINING 1
DIFFERENT BETWEEN POISONOUS AND NON-POISONOUS SNAKE1
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ELAPIDE AND VIPER SNAKE1
CAUSES OF SUDDEN NATURAL DEATH1
DIFFERENTIATING POINTS BETWEEN STRICHNINE POISONING AND TETANUS1
DIFFERENTIATING POINTS BETWEEN ARSENIC AND CHOLERA1
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HANGING & STRANGULATION1
VEGETATIVE POISONS1
PERSONAL IDENTITY1
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SEX CHARACTERISTICS OF MALE AND FEMALE1
APPEARANCE OF CENTERS OF OSSIFICATION AND UNION OF BONES AND EPIPHYSIS1
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MANDIBLE IN INFANCY ADULT AND OLD AGE1
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS1
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENENCE1
FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY1
DEFFERENCE BETWEEN PSYCHOSIS AND NEUROSIS1
INFEANTICIDE1
PRAGNANCY – DISSERENCE IN UTERUS IN PAROUS – NULLIPAROUS1
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VERGINITY – DEFLORATION1
THERMAL BURNS1
THANATOLOGY1

LIST OF LAMINATED MODELS

SR. NO.NAME OF CHARTAVAILABLE QUANTITY
 TATTO MARKS ON BODY1
 TYPES OF FINGER PRINTING READING METHOD DEPEND UPON FORENSIC LAB STUDIES1
 TYPES OF OCCUPATIONAL MARKS1
 CADAVERIC SPASM OF THE HAND1
 PUTREFIED BODY1
 MUMMIFICATION1
 ABRASIONS1
 CONTUSIONS1
 MULTIPLE HOMICIDAL SPLITS1
 ROAD ACCIDENTS- MULTIPLE ABRASIONSINCISED WOUNDS1
 STAB INJURY1
 GUNSHOT WOUNDS (ENTRY & EXIT)1
 BLAST INJURIES1
 SCALDS1
 BURNS1
 DEGREEE BURNS1
 PARTIAL HANGING1
 SUICIDAL HANGING1
 LIGATURE MARK1
 STRANGULATION1
 TYPES OF HYMEN1

LIST OF BOOKS OF DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY

Sr. No.Book NameAccession No.
1Textbook of medical Jurisprudence and Technology5170
2Textbook of Agadtanta5176
3Agada Tantra5182
4H Vyavharayurveda Evam Vidhividhayak5188
5Textbook of Medical Jursprudence5199
6Forensic Medicine and Toxicology for Classrooms5203
7Essential of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology5206
8Toxicology at Glance5217
9Forensic Medicine and Jurisprudence5223
10Agadtantra and Vyahhara Ayurveda5229
11Agad Tantra5235
12Agad Tantra Jina Pattanaik Deepak Yadav Premchand5246
13H Visa VijanCharuchandra Pathak5257
14Agad Tantra Vigyan5268
15H Visa Vijnan Charuchandra Pathak5274

LIST OF WET SPECIMENS

SR. NO.NAME OF CHEMICALSAVAILABLE QUANTITY
1.Dhatura01
2.Ark01
3.Snuhi01
4.Gunja01
5.Karavand01
6.Langali01
7.Lizard01
8.Scorpion01