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Dr. JAYARAMU, G.M.

College name : Veterinary College, Gadag

Department : Veterinary Pathology

Designation and address:

Professor & Head,
Department of Veterinary Pathology
Veterinary College, Gadag,

Qualifications
M.V.Sc., Ph.D.

Contact
Office : 8904052386
Mobile: 9448602189
Email:  drjayaramu@gmail.com

 

Fields(s) of specialization
  • Toxicopathology
Completed Projects

Project title

Role in the project

Fund outlay

Funding agency

Prevalence of pathological conditions of Small ruminants in Shivamogga District.

PI

1,00,000

SCSP-TSP, GoK

Studies on potential therapeutic utility of Pimobendan in arsenic induce cardiovascular dysfunction in Wistar Rats

Co-PI

1.45 lakhs

SC-SP-TSP grants, DSW, GoK

Recent Research Publications

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No

Type of publication

Author (s)
in order

Title of the paper

 Journal
(Vol. No., issue no & page no)

Month & year of Publication

1

Full length article

Kavitha Rani B., Vinay S, Manjunatha SS, Ananda KJ, Anjan Kumar KR, Jayaramu GM.

Pathological conditions in captive, semi-captive and free wild fauna in the Malnadfootlands of Western Ghats in Karnataka – a Necropsy Study.

Asian Veterinary Pathology Congress 2017 and 34th Annual Conference of IAVP, ASVP and ICVP, and International Conference on Emerging Horizons in Diagnosis of Animal & Poultry Diseases- Towards sustainable Production in Asian Countries, at Bengaluru From Nov 9-11, 2017.(WAP-07, Pp 144 , 150 & 153

2017

2

Full length article

Kavitha Rani B, Manjunatha SS, Jayaramu GM and Vinay S.

Volvulus induced gangrenous peritonitis and toxaemia in an elephant.

2017

3

Full length article

Kavitha Rani B., Manjunatha SS, Vinay S, Jayaramu GM and Suguna Rao.

Fibrinous Peritonitis in an Asian elephant.

2017

4

Full length article

Sharma, M., Prakash Nadoor, Shridhar, N.B., Madhavaprasad, C.B., Jayaramu, G.M., Shambulingappa, B.E. and Sunilchandra, U.

Milk Residue Depletion Kinetics of Cefquinome Sulfate following Therapeutic Administration (Intramammary) in Mastitic Crossbred HF Dairy Cows

Frontier Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences Vol. 7(2) Page No. 84-90

July-December, 2018

5

Full length article

Sharma, M., Prakash Nadoor, Shridhar, N.B., Madhavaprasad, C.B., Jayaramu, G.M., Shambulingappa, B.E. and Sunilchandra, U.

Pharmacoepidemiological Studies on Usage Pattern of Antibacterial Agents in Veterinary Hospitals across the Karnataka  State

Frontier Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences Vol. 7(2) Page No. 111-118

July-December, 2018

6

Full length article

Prasad, D., Prakash, N., Jayaramu, G.M. and others

Melatonin ameliorates neuropharmacological and neurobiochemical alterations induced by subchronic exposure to arsenic in wistar rats

Biological Trace Element Research., https/doi.org/10.1007/S/2011-018-1537-1

2018

7

Full length article

Mayakkannan Thippan, K. T. Lakshmishree, Dhoolappa Melinamani, S.S.
Manjunatha, G. M. Jayaramu and S. Vinay

Gross Morphology and Morphometrical Studies on the Vertebral Column of
Indian Giant Flying Squirrel (Petaurista philippensis)

International Journal of Livestock Research eISSN : 2277-1964

2019

Others achievement
Involved in undergraduate and post graduate teaching, research and extension activities with a focus on investigation into deaths of livestock, poultry and wild animals. The services imparted are Necropsy, Histopathology, Biopsy, Cytopathology, Oncology, Clinical pathology etc. Farmer Consultancies regarding disease detection, treatment, control and prevention, and overall management in the face of outbreak is regularly done. Apart from these, wild animal necropsies and disease investigations are being carried out in association with Wildlife Division of Karnataka Forest Department. Trainings are imparted for disease diagnosis by methodical necropsy procedures and microscopy, for the Field Veterinarians and scientific disposal of carcass in the interest of public health and awareness programme regarding zoonotic diseases for the farmers. The Department has carried out research projects on small and large ruminants, wild animals, poultry, diseases of obscure origin in indigenous and exotic cattle etc. and has been extending peripheral support for other departments of the college, Dept. of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services and Dept. of Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Karnataka.