Mamata

Current Academic Role & Responsibilities

• Conducting theory, practical classes, Self – Directed Learning, AETCOM and Problem Based Learning sessions for the medical students. Theory and practical classes for Medical dental and BSC-nursing students.
• Involved in diagnostic and research activities of the department.
• Guiding undergraduate (MBBS) in their research projects including ICMR.
• HandlingQA-QC,PT-ILCandEQUASforvirology,serology,bacteriology,and molecular testing.

Areas of Research & Expertise

• Bacteriology and Immunology,
• Molecular Biology
• Mycology, Virology and Parasitology
• Antimicrobial stewardship programme
• Hospital Infection control

Professional Affiliations

• Life member of the Indian Association for Medical Microbiologists(IAMM)
• Life member of the IAMM-TAPC chapter

Publications

1. C Sreelatha and P Shyam Sundar Rao. A hospital based  retrospective observational assessment of the emerging cases of mucormycosis in post COVID -19 disease patients. Journal of Advances in Microbiology Research. JRM. 2023;4(2):01-04.
2. S. Suguna Hemachandar, C. Srilatha, B. Anuradha. Wrapping up the year 2009-2010-A Collection of Rare cases and Uncommon Etiological Agents. National Journal of Basic Medical Sciences. 1(3).
3. Shyam, Sreelatha, Sanjay, Vijayadurga. A Rare Presentation of Aureobasidium Pullulans as Allergic Fungal Sinusitis. Indian Medical Journal April 2011;105(4)
4. P. Sreelatha, P. Shyam Sundar, Vamshi, Raja Mukherjee. The Study of Neonatal Septicaemia with Multiple Abscesses by Salmonella Typhi Extremely Rare Presentation. Indian Medical Journal October 2011;105(10).
5. S. Suguna Hemachander,C. Srilatha, B. Anuradha. An Uncommon Etiology of Black Warty Lesions of Eyelid Developing Overnight. National Journal of Basic Medical Sciences. II(2).
6. Sreelatha P, ShyamP, Asadharan P. A Rare Case of Primary Tuberculous Cerebellar Abscess-In An Immuno Competent Patient. National Journal of Basic Medical Sciences. II(2).
7. C Sreelatha and P Shyam Sundar Rao. A hospital based retrospective observational assessment of the emerging case of mucormycosis in post COVID-19 disease patients.