Books & Publication
Empowering Medical Minds Through Simplified Learning & Authored Excellence
Books & Publications by Dr. Shuvro Bhattacharya
Simplifying Complex Medical Concepts into Easy, Practical Learning Resources
Books
MAKE MEDICAL EASY SURGERY
A concise, exam-oriented guide covering essential surgical concepts, instruments, and procedures. Simplifies surgery for MBBS students with clear explanations, visuals, and quick revision notes for practical exams and viva preparation.
Make Medical Easy Pharmacology
An integrated guide that simplifies key topics in Pathology and Pharmacology. Designed for MBBS students, it includes easy explanations, charts, and exam-focused points to help in quick revision and understanding.
MAKE MEDICAL EASY (PATHO-PHARMA)
This book blends Pathology and Pharmacology into a student-friendly format, focusing on high-yield topics. Ideal for medical students seeking clear concepts, visual aids, and quick learning for exams and clinical practice.
MAKE MEDICAL EASY PHYSIOLOGY
A student-friendly guide that simplifies core concepts of Physiology with clear explanations, flowcharts, and exam-focused notes. Designed to help MBBS students with quick revision, viva preparation, and practical understanding.
Medical Easy Eye-Ent
A concise and exam-focused guide covering essential topics in Ophthalmology and ENT. Designed for MBBS students, this book simplifies clinical concepts, includes key diagrams, and highlights high-yield points for theory exams, viva, and OSCE preparation.
Make Medical Easy BIochemistry
Make Medical Easy Biochemistry by Suvro Bhattacharya is a 2024 first-edition paperback (396 pp.) published by Techno World, designed as an exam-focused revision guide for first-year medical students (WBUHS MBBS).
Papers
Histopathological Changes in Pancreas due to Burn Injuries
Dr. Shuvro Bhattacharya co-authored a significant research paper titled “Histopathological changes in pancreas in cases of death due to burn injuries – A pilot study on postmortem histopathology”, published in the Journal of Indian Academy of Forensic Medicine (JIAFM), January-March 2021 edition. This study explores the microscopic changes in pancreatic tissues observed during postmortem examinations of burn victims. The research provides valuable forensic insights into burn-related deaths, contributing to improved medico-legal investigations and academic understanding.
Seven Factors Affecting Medical Undergraduate Students’ Performance in Academics: A Study Using Ron Fry Questionnaire in Eastern India
A prospective, cross-sectional study conducted in a government medical college in Eastern India using the validated Ron Fry questionnaire to identify key academic performance gaps among third-semester undergraduates (n=196). Major deficiencies were found in comprehension (97.9%), followed by organizational skills and learning aptitude. Test anxiety, note-taking, and concentration emerged as significant performance determinants, with notable gender and honours-status differences (p < 0.05). The findings aim to inform targeted strategies for implementing Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) within the AETCOM framework in India.
