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Dr. Fazal ur Rehman
  • Qualification

    MBBS, D.Orth, M.S (Anatomy)

  • Designation

    Professor

  • Thrust Area

    Radiological cross sectional anatomy(imaging anatomy), Morphometric Anatomy, Biomedical Engineering & Bioceramics and polymers for implant material

  • Address

    4/131, B-4, STREET 5, TAYYAB COLONY, ALIGARH

  • Mobile

    8279617784

  • Email

    biomedengg_fr@zhcet.ac.in

  • Time Table

    Time Table

Complete CV
PROFILE


Dr Fazal-ur-Rehman did his MBBS, D. Orth & MS (Anatomy) from JNMC, AMU Aligarh. He joined as lecturer in June 2002 in the Department of Anatomy. He is a senior, dynamic faculty, with new innovative teaching ideas. He takes keen interest in teaching anatomy, explaining anatomical basis of diseases and its presentation. In classroom teaching, he gives stress on clinical aspects of anatomy to etiology and diagnosis of the disease. Moreover, with his comprehensive knowledge on anatomy, he imparted the applied aspects of the subjects in different field of medicine and also in surgical management of diseases. That’s why his area of interest in research is to validate the anatomical aspects in clinical Perspective. With his broadened interest in interdisciplinary and biomedical research, presently he is working on bio ceramics and polymers for implant materials. He is well versed and updated with the use of computer, teaching software and internet. He is member Editorial board of many journals; he has also been invited to review manuscripts in journals of international repute. He has supervised MD candidates work on radiological morphometric of distal radio ulnar joint and CT morphometric study on lateral ventricles. He has contributed 01 book, 03 book chapters in Ion Exchange Technology II Applications in Springer from Germany and has several research papers in various National and International journals of impact. On invitation in various conferences/seminars, he has delivered valuable lectures and presented more than 25 papers. He has also served as member organising committee of various international & national conferences. He has training in Basic and Revised basic course workshop in Medical Education Technologies.

Besides his academic contributions, he has also served the University in various capacities like Asstt. DSW, Asstt.Proctor, NSS Program Officer, Warden, AC member, superintendent examination JNMC, Observer and superintendent examination in various competitive exams outside Aligarh, Coordinator ayushmaan Bharat yojna(national Health Scheme).

I believe that my strongest quality is my commitment and passion towards providing the best possible teaching & learning and patient care. I have an insatiable (is an appetite for something that cannot be satisfied) zeal (great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or an objective) and passion to learn and expand my knowledge and clinical skills. I enjoy working as an academician and researcher and have a flexible approach to work.


MY future plans/initiatives for the Department:

  1. We strive hard to introduce the radiological cross sectional anatomy (CT & MRI) for UGs and PGs curriculum.
  2. I am also trying my best to do interdisciplinary work related to Biomedical Engineering, because now a day purpose of study of anatomy is not only labeling of structure but is meant to make it useful for clinical application, so we can prepared future doctors to correlate the knowledge of anatomy with challenging diseases and innovate new methods of diagnosis and treatment.

  1. How to get/procure the cadavers for teaching MBBS/BDS students.

  1. To identify major strength, weakness, opportunity and challenge of the department.
  2. Research Publications

INTERNATIONAL

  1. Ultrasonographic Correlation of Foetal Biparietal Diameter and Gestational age at A Health Care Centre in Uttar Pradesh. Indian Journal of Anatomy, Vol.14 Number 1 January-April, 2025, Babli Jaya Murmu, Midhat Muttaqui, Nema Usman, Fazal ur Rehman, Uzma Eram.

  2. Linear Parameters of Lateral ventricles in male and female elderly population of Aligarh and its surrounding area: a cross- sectional CT morphometric study. Dr Divya Varshney, Professor Fazal ur Rehman, Indian journal of applied research, Volume - 15 | Issue - 01 | January - 2025 | PRINT ISSN No. 2249 - 555X | DOI: 10.36106/ijar

  3. Ultrasonographiuc study on effects of gestational diabetes on fetal crown rump length. Afr. J. Biomed. Res. Vol. 27(4s) November 2024; 3362-3364. Dr Nema Usman, Dr Midhat Muttaqi, Dr Shazia Parveen, Professor Fazal ur Rehman.

  4. Comparison of parameters of hand and foot growth with gestational age among human male and female foetuses-a morphometric analysis. MohdArshad, Fazal urRehman, AliAmir, Kamil Khan. International Journal of Contemporary Medical Research2019;6(6): F1-F8.

  5. Calcaneumtalar facets, its diagnostic and clinical relevance to fracture. FazalurRehman. Journal of the Anatomical Society of India 67 (2018) 181–185.

  6. Micro-morphometric study of skin in developing human foetuses and its clinical relevance. FazalurRehman, NazimNasir. Int J Anat Res 2017, vol5(1):3496-500.

  7. Adult human talicalcaneal articular facet patterns of north-west utter Pradesh (India) and its clinical implication with fracture. FazalurRehman. Austin J Anat. 2016; 3(3): 1057

  8. Effects of Malunited Fractured Distal End of Radius on the Morphometric Parameters of Distal Radioulnar Joint in Old Age Group.MohdAjmal, FazalurRehman, Faruqi NA.  Acad. Anat. Int. 2016; 2(1):8-12.

  9. Histoarchitectural study of chorionic villi in 1st& 2nd trimester placentas MohdArshad, Fazal-urRehman.Journal of the Anatomical Society of India, Volume 64,  December 2015, Pages S99–S102.

  10. Effect of malunited fractured distal end of radius on the morphometric parameters of distal radioulnar joint. REHMAN, F. U.* and AJMAL, M. J. Morphol. Sci., 2015, vol. 32, no. 3, p. 124-128.

  11. Correlation between functional outcome and radiological parameters of healed fracture of distal radius after closed reduction with plaster or percutaneous fixation.Fazal-ur-Rehman.Journal of the Anatomical Society of India, Volume 63, Supplement 3, December 2014, Pages S6–S12

  12. Study of human fetal tali calcaneal articular facets. Fazal-ur-Rehman, International Journal of Development Research 2014; 4 (7): 1362-1365.

  13. Prenatal morphometric analysis of supraorbital, infraorbital and mental foramina in human fetuses and their clinical correlations to anaesthesia and surgical procedure.Fazal-ur-Rehman, International  Journal of Anatomy and Research 2014; 2 (2): 446-450.

  14. Calcium levels in the developing tali of human fetuses. Fazal-ur-Rehman, SheebaNuzhat Khan, International Journal of Development Research 2014; 4 (3): 732-735.

  15. Histological effects of fluoride on cerebrum of adult albino rats. Fazal-ur-Rehman and NazimNasir, International Journal of Development Research 2014; 4 (2): 286-288.

  16. Student’s perception of computer assisted teaching and learning of anatomy-In a scenario where cadavers are lacking. Fazal-ur-Rehman, et al. Biomedical research 2012; 23 (2): 215-218.  

  17. Morphometric changes in talus of club foot—a gross observation in human fetuses. Fazal-ur-Rehman& FARUQI, N. A., Int. J. Morphol., 30(1):217-221, 2012.

  18. Effects of shoulder rotation combined with elbowflexion on EMG activity of Extensor Carpi Radialis Brevis muscle for repetitive gripping task, 2nd International Conference on Biomedical Engineering and Assistive Technologies Dec 2012 Jalandhar (Punjab).

  19. Fazal-ur-Rehman et al. (2003) Electrolyte Alteration in Central Auditory Pathway due to conductive deafness. Indian Journal of Bio- Research Vol. 50 No. 1 pp 15-17.

  20. Fazal-ur-Rehman et al. (2003): Morphometric Analysis of human Tali    in fetuses. Indian Journal of Bio-Research Vol. 50 No. 1 pp 50.

  21. Fazal-ur-Rehman et al. (2003): Effect of CTEV on talar morphology in human fetuses. Indian Journal of Bio-Research Vol. 50 No.  1 pp 144-149.


  22. BOOK CHAPTERS PUBLISHED

    1. Sheeba Nuzhat khan and Fazal ur Rehman: Bioceramics Carbonaceous Composite and its Biomedical Application. Carbonaceous Composite Materials, material Research Foundation 42 (2018) 143-177.

    2. Fazal-ur-Rehman & Sheeba Nuzhat Khan: Application of Ion Exchange Resins in Kidney Dialysis. Ion Exchange Technology II, Springer 2012.

    3. Fazal-ur-Rehman & Sheeba Nuzhat Khan: Therapeutic Applications of Ion Exchange Resins. Ion Exchange Technology II, Springer 2012.

    BOOK PUBLISHED

    Morphological Aspects of human Tali in Foetuses by LAPLambertAcademicPublishing
    ISBN 978-3-659-45763-0, paperback, 80 Pages    http://www.bod.com/index.php?id=3435&objk_id=468165

    Books under Preparation


    1. Human Histology – Short Questions & Answers and MCQ’s for medical students-Fazal-ur-Rehman.

    2. Arthroscopic Anatomy of Knee and Shoulder joints.


  23. ATIONALErgonomic design and static analysis of wheel chair cum X-Ray table for stress-free transfer of patients (Conference Paper), December 2017, International Conference on Humanizing Work and Work Environment (HWWE 2017), Obaidullah Khawar, AyushVarshney, Mohammad Faisal Noor and Fazal-Ur Rehman



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Pyraamidal neuroanatomy and its lesion
27/04/2020
Nerves of lower limb
08/04/2020
Motor Tracts
27/04/2020
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