Dr. Khondkar Siddique-E-Rabbani

Professor
University of Dhaka, Bangladesh


Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Electronics from University of Southampton, UK

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Biography

Dr. Rabbani is the founding Chairperson of the Department of Biomedical Physics & Technology at the University of Dhaka (2008-2015) where he supervises 15 PhD/MPhil students and Research Fellows. Earlier he taught at the Department of Physics of the same University since 1978. A Professor since 1988, he has published more than 80 scientific papers, one text book, and has written chapters in 5 books besides supervising more than 90 research students at M.S., M.Phil and Ph.D. levels. He has given about 100 invited lectures at home and abroad and works in several areas like Biomedical Physics, Engineering & Technology, low cost electronic instrumentation and Solar Energy. His vision is target oriented research, particularly focusing on the needs of the common people in Bangladesh and in other low resource countries and this has led to a few innovations that have been acclaimed internationally. Some of his medical devices are being used within Bangladesh and also beyond its borders. He has a philosophy of not patenting his inventions, rather he would make these open once matured through trial manufacture and marketing. Professor Rabbani is an active member of the Health Technology Task Group of the International Union of Physical and Engineering Sciences in Medicine (HTTG-IUPESM), is the current President of Bangladesh Medical Physics Association (BMPA), and the Founding President of Relevant Science & Technology Society, Bangladesh (RSTS,B) under which he has recently founded a ‘Centre for Technology Equalisation (CTE)’ with a global vision. To take the technology based products developed by their group to the doorsteps of the common people Dr. Rabbani, together with his students, founded BiBEAT Ltd, a ‘Company limited by Guarantee’, where there are no shareholders and nobody takes the profit. The main aim of his activity is to bridge the global technology gap, through which he feels, the global disparity in quality of life and in economy can be alleviated to a great extent.

Area of Interest:

Biomedical Sciences
Electronic Circuit Design
Biomedical Engineering
Computer Programming
Instrumentation

Selected Publications

  1. Rahman, M.O and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2015. Distribution of conduction velocity (dcv) from measured f-wave latency for detection of cervical spondylotic radiculopathy and myelopathy (crm). Bangladesh J. Med. Phy., 7: 56-65.
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  2. Rabbani, K.S.E., N. Yassin and Y.L. Lo, 2015. Identification of cervical radiculo-myelopathy using distribution of f-latency (dfl), a new nerve conduction parameter. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 7: 34-45.
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  3. Kadir, M.A., T.N. Baig and K.S. Rabbani, 2015. Focused impedance method to detect localized lung ventilation disorders in combination with conventional spirometry. Biomed. Engin. Appl., Basis Commun., 10.4015/S1016237215500295.
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  4. Chowdhury, E.A., M.Z. Hussain, M.O. Rahman and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2015. A double blind study to evaluate the efficacy of Distribution of F-Latency (DFL) in the detection of cervical radiculopathy and myelopathy. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 7: 46-55.
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  5. Al-Quaderi, G.D., S.P. Ahmed and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2015. Determination of the thickness of a resistive material layer in a finite volume conductor using focused impedance method (fim)-a simulation study. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 7: 8-23.
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  6. Ahmed, S.P., M.A. Kadir, R. Rahman, G.D. Al-Quaderi and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2015. Determination of organ volume using focused impedance method (fim): a simulation approach. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 7: 24-33.
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  7. Abir, A.R and K. Siddique-e Rabbani, 2015. Sensitivity study for a 4-electrode focused impedance method (fim) using finite element method analysis. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 7: 1-7.
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  8. Saha, S.K., G.D Al-Quaderi and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2014. 3D sensitivity of 8-electrode fim through experimental study in a phantom. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 6: 55-65.
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  9. Rahman, M.O., E.A. Chowdhury and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2014. Improvement in the detection of cervical spondylotic neuropathy through a combination of shifted frequency distribution of f-latency (dfl). Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 6: 75-81.
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  10. Iquebal, M and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2014. Correlation of liquid volume in stomach to electrical transfer impedance measurements using fim. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 6: 66-74.
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  11. Al-Amin, A., A.K.M. Bodiuzzaman, A.I. Khan and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2014. Design and development of a pc based ecg equipment. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 6: 39-54.
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  12. Al Amin, A., S. Parvin, M.A. Kadir, T. Tahmid, S.K. Alam and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2014. Classification of breast tumour using electrical impedance and machine learning techniques. Physiol. Meas., 35: 965-974.
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  13. Rahman, N., A.K.M. Bodiuzzaman, A.R. Abir and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2013. Design and development of a microcontroller based portable ecg monitor. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 4: 127-134.
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  14. Rabbani, K.S.E., A.R. Abir and A.K.M. Bodiuzzaman, 2013. Design and development of a low cost personal computer based ECG monitor. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 4: 115-125.
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  15. Rabbani, K.S.E., 2013. Neuro-physiological measurements for diagnosis using evoked responses. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 5: 1-24.
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  16. Rabbani, K.S.E., 2013. Hypothesis to explain the occurrence of multiple peaks of dfl in nerve conduction measurement. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 4: 27-36.
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  17. Rabbani, K.S.E and M.A. Kadir, 2013. Possible applications of focused impedance method (fim) in biomedical and other areas of study. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 4: 67-74.
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  18. Qayyum, J.A., M.M. Howlader, M. Tamzeed-Al-Alam, M.S. Islam, T. Latif and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2013. An innovative low cost bone densitometer based on conventional x-ray facility. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 4: 95-100.
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  19. Mahbub, Z.B., J.H. Karami and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2013. Analysis of evoked emg using wavelet transformation. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 5: 41-51.
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  20. Islam, M.R., A.M. Haque, S.N. Amin and K.S. Rabbani, 2013. Design and development of an EMG driven microcontroller based prosthetic leg. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 4: 107-114.
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  21. Hossain, M.I., E.A. Chowdhury, A.A. Mamun, A. Salam, T.N. Baig and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2013. Use of distribution of F-latency (DFL) in the detection of cervical spondylotic neuropathy. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 4: 37-42.
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  22. Ferdous, H., T.N. Baig and K. Siddique-e-Rabbani, 2013. Thorax mapping for localised lung impedance change using focused impedance measurement (FIM): a pilot study. J. Electr. Bioimpedance, 4: 57-61.
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  23. Fahad, M.S., M.M.U. Khan and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2013. A novel mobility aid for the blind through ultrasound pulsed echo modulated nerve stimulation. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 4: 87-94.
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  24. Baig, T.N and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2013. Design of a microcontroller based system to implement 4-electode focused impedance method (fim). Bangladesh J. Medi. Phys., 4: 75-79.
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  25. Afroj, K and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2013. An image smearing technique to improve pigeon hole imaging (PHI). Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 4: 11-20.

  26. Surovy, N.J., M.M. Billah, S. Haowlader, G.D. Al-Quaderi and K.S.E. Rabbani, 2012. Determination of abdominal fat thickness using dual electrode separation in the focused impedance method (FIM). Physiol. Meas., 33: 707-718.
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  27. Siddique, R.K., S.M.I. Zahid, M.I. Shahedul and M.R. Rhaad, 2011. Improvisation of an optical pressure sensor based dynamic foot pressure measurement system. Bangladesh J. Med. Phys., 4: 51-58.
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  28. Sikder, M.K.U and K.S. Rabbani, 2010. Slope of ΔV-t curves of evoked muscle potentials for diagnosis of neural disorders. Dhaka Univ. J. Sci., 58: 41-44.

  29. Karal, M.A.S and K.S. Rabbani, 2010. Sensitivity of the new four-electrode focused impedance measurement (fim) system for objects with different conductivity. Dhaka Univ. J. Sci., 58: 45-47.

  30. Islam, N., K.R. Siddique-e and W. Adrian, 2010. The sensitivity of focused electrical impedance measurements. Physiol. Meas., 10.1088/0967-3334/31/8/S08.
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  31. Fahad, A.M.S., M.U.K. Muwyid and K.S. Rabbani, 2010. Dynamic electronic aid for the blind using ultrasound based nerve stimulation. Int. J. Emerging Technol. Sci. Eng., .

  32. Alam, M.J and S.R. Khondkar, 2010. Possible detection of cervical spondylotic neuropathy using Distribution of F-latency (DFL), a new neurophysiological parameter. BMC Res. Notes, 10.1186/1756-0500-3-112.
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  33. Rabbani, K.S and M.A.S. Karal, 2008. Variation in sensitivity within the focused zone of the new four-electrode focused impedance measurement (FIM) system. Dhaka Univ. J. Sci., 56: 221-224.

  34. Rabbani, K.S and M.A.S. Karal, 2008. A new four-electrode focused impedance measurement (fim) system for physiological study. Annal. Biomed. Eng., 36: 1072-1077.
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  35. Sikder, M.K.U and K.S. Rabbani, 2007. ΔV-t analysis of evoked muscle potentials for diagnosis of neural disorders Dhaka Univ. J. Sci., 55: 111-114.

  36. Rabbani, K.S., M.J. Alam and M.A. Salam, 2007. Frequency distribution of f-latencies (dfl) has physiological significance and gives distribution of conduction velocity (dcv) of motor nerve fibres with implications for diagnosis. J. Biol. Phys., 33: 291-303.
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  37. Mahbub, Z.B and K.S. Rabbani, 2007. Analysis of evoked neuromuscular action potentials for objective test of neurological disorders. J. Biol. Phys., 33: 99-108.

  38. Sikder, M.K.U and K.S. Rabbani, 2006. Simulation of evoked muscle potentials using a simplified model. Dhaka Univ. J. Sci., 54: 105-108.

  39. Nasreen, A and K.S. Rabbani, 2004. Interfacing arrangement and software development for acquisition and analysis of respiratory data. BRAC Univ. J., 1: 99-107.
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  40. Afroj. K., N. Alam, M. Rahman and K.S. Rabbani, 2004. Pigeon hole imaging (PHI)-an electrical admittance backprojection technique. J. Bangladesh Med. Phys. Assoc., 3: 7-13.

  41. Baig, T.N and K.S. Rabbani, 2000. Synthesis of evoked compound muscle action potentials through development of a mathematical model and comparison with real observations. Bangladesh J. Sci. Technol., 2: 217-224.