Madhumita Biswal
Biographic Data
| ID | 72909 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Madhumita Biswal |
| GIVEN NAMES | Madhumita |
| FAMILY NAME | Biswal |
| SIGNATURE | BISWAL M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Central University of Gujarat |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Comparison of prophylactic infusion of phenylephrine with ephedrine for prevention of hypotension in elective lower segment caesarian section under spinal anasthesia: A randomised clinial trial
Introduction: Hypotension is the most important complication following spinal anesthesia for caesarian delivery, which can produce adverse maternal symptoms and neonatal acid-base effects. Prompt effective treatment is considered essential to prevent fetal academia. Ephedrine and phenylephrine are two drugs known to prevent the hypotension following spinal anesthesia. Aim & Objective: Comparative evaluation of effect of prophylactic infusion of p…
Gender and Caste: The Politics of Embodied Spatial Negotiations in Rural Odisha, India
Drawing from fieldwork on frontline health workers in villages in the state of Odisha, India, this paper critically interrogates the complex ways in which frontline health workers negotiate between their intersecting gender and caste identities and their roles as modern professionals at the village level. It argues that the embodied identities of these frontline health workers become crucial in shaping other villagers’ views on their labour. Fron…
Embodied spatial practices in the field: Critical ethnographies in village studies from India
Postmodern anthropology has used the claims of reflexivity, inter-subjectivity and recognition of differences in individual experiences in its attempt to unsettle the authority of traditional anthropology. This has led anthropologists to assert that ethnography is a cultural construct, whereby ‘fieldwork’ is conceptualised as ‘embodied spatial practice’. Drawing on village studies from India, this paper argues that the recognition of different em…
Shiju Sam Varughese, Contested Knowledge: Science, Media and Democracy in Kerala
Whose Body Is Legitimatized for Sterilization After All
In the recent sterilization camp, the debate has centred on the violation of Supreme Court guidelines and the issue of consent. However, what gets obliterated in this debate is ‘whose body gets legitimized to conduct mass sterilization practices’ and ‘how do we understand the nature of Indian state, which in plural and dialectical ways colonize poor, rural, dalit and adivasi women's body and sexuality’. Thus, we need to think critically about the…
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Whose Body Is Legitimatized for Sterilization After All
In the recent sterilization camp, the debate has centred on the violation of Supreme Court guidelines and the issue of consent. However, what gets obliterated in this debate is ‘whose body gets legitimized to conduct mass sterilization practices’ and ‘how do we understand the nature of Indian state, which in plural and dialectical ways colonize poor, rural, dalit and adivasi women's body and sexuality’. Thus, we need to think critically about the…
Shiju Sam Varughese, Contested Knowledge: Science, Media and Democracy in Kerala
Embodied spatial practices in the field: Critical ethnographies in village studies from India
Postmodern anthropology has used the claims of reflexivity, inter-subjectivity and recognition of differences in individual experiences in its attempt to unsettle the authority of traditional anthropology. This has led anthropologists to assert that ethnography is a cultural construct, whereby ‘fieldwork’ is conceptualised as ‘embodied spatial practice’. Drawing on village studies from India, this paper argues that the recognition of different em…
Comparison of prophylactic infusion of phenylephrine with ephedrine for prevention of hypotension in elective lower segment caesarian section under spinal anasthesia: A randomised clinial trial
Introduction: Hypotension is the most important complication following spinal anesthesia for caesarian delivery, which can produce adverse maternal symptoms and neonatal acid-base effects. Prompt effective treatment is considered essential to prevent fetal academia. Ephedrine and phenylephrine are two drugs known to prevent the hypotension following spinal anesthesia. Aim & Objective: Comparative evaluation of effect of prophylactic infusion of p…
Gender and Caste: The Politics of Embodied Spatial Negotiations in Rural Odisha, India
Drawing from fieldwork on frontline health workers in villages in the state of Odisha, India, this paper critically interrogates the complex ways in which frontline health workers negotiate between their intersecting gender and caste identities and their roles as modern professionals at the village level. It argues that the embodied identities of these frontline health workers become crucial in shaping other villagers’ views on their labour. Fron…
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