Need for early detection of kidney diseases stressed at CME in Tiruchi

Experts highlighted the increasing load of kidney diseases successful India and stressed connected the value of continuous aesculapian acquisition successful improving objective signifier and delivering evidence-based diligent attraction astatine ‘Renal Update 2026’, a Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme organised by Apollo Speciality Hospitals, Tiruchi, connected Sunday.

Scientific sessions covered a scope of topics, including tropical acute kidney injury, urolithiasis, renal illness during pregnancy, and acute kidney wounded successful critically sick patients.

Faculty members noted that kidney diseases often advancement silently and stay undetected until precocious stages, underscoring the request for greater awareness, aboriginal diagnosis, preventive strategies, and multidisciplinary absorption to amended diligent outcomes.

A video presumption highlighted the hospital’s achievements successful nephrology and transplant services, including much than 400 palmy kidney transplants and implicit 6,000 dialysis procedures performed annually.

Jayaraman, Unit Head & AVP, Apollo Speciality Hospitals, Tiruchi; Ashraf, Past Vice President, Indian Medical Association (IMA); and T. Dhinakaran, Madurai Kidney Centre, were present.