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State dental college prof wins UK design patent for medical utility tray

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Dr Liza Sachdeva
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Himachal Dental College, Sundernagar has announced a major achievement by Dr Liza Sachdeva, Head of the department of oral and maxillofacial pathology, who has been awarded a UK design patent for her newly developed Medical Utility Tray. The design has been officially registered with the UK intellectual property office, marking a proud moment for the institution and reinforcing its growing culture of research and innovation.

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Dr Sachdeva’s patented Medical Utility Tray represents an advancement in the organisation and handling of clinical instruments. Engineered with precision and practicality, it offers a refined, hygienic and user-friendly system for dental and medical professionals. Its design enhances operational efficiency in dental clinics, hospitals and laboratories, while also improving patient care standards by promoting better asepsis and streamlined workflow.

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This accomplishment reflects Dr Sachdeva’s dedication to addressing real-world clinical challenges through design-led innovation. Her work exemplifies the institution’s commitment to fostering an environment where research excellence and creative thinking lead to meaningful contributions in healthcare technology.

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Himachal Dental College, Sundernagar, has extended its congratulations to Dr Sachdeva for this recognition. The institution applauded her innovative spirit and noted the positive impact her achievement brings to HDC’s reputation as a centre of medical innovation and academic excellence.

Dr Sachdeva’s success continues to inspire students and faculty, underscoring the importance of research-driven advancements in shaping the future of dental practice.

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Principal Dr Baljeet Singh appreciated Dr Sachdeva’s achievement, noting patents in the medical field — particularly in dental care — are rare. He said it is the first patent from the state to be received from the UK and a matter of pride for the institute. — TNS

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