Welcome to Karnataka Veterinary, Animal and Fisheries University

Dr.B.N.Nagaraja

College name : Veterinary College, Hebbal, Bangalore

Department : Surgery & Radiology

Designation and address:
Professor & Head
Department of Surgery & Radiology
Veterinary College, Hebbal, Bangalore

Qualifications
Ph. D.

Contact
Office:
Mobile: 9480500299
Email: surgnag@gmail.com

Fields(s) of specialization

Veterinary Orthopaedics

Current Projects

Project Title	Role in the Project	Fund Outlay	Funding Agency
Studies on plastic impaction in Ruminants (DR/KVAFSU/SCP/TSP/2018-19/95/5969)	PI	1.5 lakhs	TSP

Completed Projects

Project Title	Role in the Project	Fund Outlay	Funding Agency
Efficacy of vaccum assisted wound closure apparatus for treatment of joint ill in calves ( DR/KVAFSU/ Office-Order/2016-17/1022/4937	PI	1.2 lakhs	STP
Studies on xylazene+Ketamine and detomidine+Ketamine anaesthesia in Spotted Deers(Axisaxis) (MYZ/ACT/CWS/CR-2/2008-09/1394) dated 12-3-14	Co-PI	1.0 Lakh	Zoo Authority of Karnataka
Studies on general anaesthesia by using Isoflurane in Cattle (DR/KVAFSU/SRP/Clin.Sc-15/2014-15)	Co-PI	0.5 Lakh	KVAFSU
Studies on laparoscopic diagnosis of Intra-abdominal disorders in dogs (DR/KVAFSU/SRP/Clin.Sc-06/2016-17)	Co-PI	0.5 Lakh	KVAFSU

Recent Research Publications

Sl. No.	Author (S)	Title	Name of journal	Volume	Page	Year
1	Mandar Y.G., B.N. Nagaraja, M.S. Vasanth, and V. Chandrashekhar Murthy	Negative pressure wound theraphy(NPWT) for joint ill in claves-	Int .J. Liv.Res	9(6)	165-173	June 2019
2	Mandar Y.G., B.N. Nagaraja, M.S. Vasanth, L. Ranganath, V. Chandrashekhar Murthy and V. Mahesh	Radiographic Evaluation Of Effect Of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (Npwt) On Joint Ill In Calves	Int.J of Sci,Envt and Tech	Vol. 8, No 1,	152 – 157	2019
3	Shivakumar.E.;Nagaraja.B.N., Suresh.L.	Successful removal of Fish aquarium sand through gastrotomy in a golden retriever dog	*Indian.J.Can.Prac. December*	10(2)	186-188	December 2018
4	Shivakumar.E.;Suresh.L. andNagaraja.B.N.	Successful surgical management of cloacal prolapsed in a turtle	Int.J of Sci and Res	7(3)	1786-1789	March ,2018
5	Bharath.S.V and Nagraja.B.N	Studies on comparative evaluation of wound healing between the surgically excised and zap strap applied tumour wounds of skin and subcutaneous tissue in dogs	Int.J of Sci and Res	7(3)	918-922	March ,2018
6	A.S.Patil, VenkannaBalaganur,VageeshChauhan,Nagraja.B.N.,Ranganath.L	Occurrence and Surgical management of Unilateral Horn fractures in cattle- A retrospective study	Intas Polivet	18 No II	243-248	July-Decem 2017

Honours & Awards:

S.No	Name of Award	Awarding Agency	Year
1	Fellow of Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery	Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery	2015
2	Recipient of Appreciation certificate for the presented paper titled as “Total hip replacement for hip disorder in Dogs”	Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery	2015
3	Best paper award for the presented paper titled “Effect of SLC45A2 gene mutation on biochemical parameters in Royal Bengal Tigers”	Society of Veterinary Biochemists and Biotechnologists of India(SVBBI)	2016
4	Dr. G Rajeshwar Rao Memorial awardand medal for applied anatomy including biomechanics for the paper entitled “From waste to health:Designing and Development of cowslips to protect the hoof	XXXI Indian association of Veterinary Anatomists	2016
5	2nd at 8th Bangalore INDIA NANO-2016 and International Conference	organized by the Department of IT, BT and Science & Technology, Govt of Karnataka	3rd to 5th of March, 2016
6	2nd prize BZZWINGS-2016, an open business plan competition as a part of international business summit 2016	held at Indian Institute of Management, Bengaluru on	24-09-2016
7	Third prize for the paper presented in the National conference on " Trends in Cancer Research under one health concept"	College of Veterinary Science, Tirupati	2017
8	Best paper presentation award at 20thInternational Conference on Veterinary Anesthesia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for the paper presented viz “ Comparative evaluation of pentazocine and tramadol as pre-emptive analgesic for ovariohysterectomy in female dogs”	International Scientific Research and Experimental Development	February 12-13,2018

Others Achievements

This dept was pioneer in developing technology for long fracture treatment in large animals cost effectively and the same technology is adopted by many field vets and doing treatments under field conditions
A Non invasive method of treatment for hip luxation/sub luxation/hip dysplastic dogs without opening the hip joint surgically
Various methods of lumbar vertebral fracture fixation in paraplegic dogs
Low cost, non invasive zap strap technique for skin and sub cutaneous tumours in dogs
Vacuum assisted negative pressure wound therapy for joint ill calves