1 National CME on Transplant Critical Care

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1 st 1 National CME on Transplant Critical Care Multi Disciplinary Course Pass on the life... Date : 19th August, 2016 Venue : Max Super Specialty Hospital, Saket, New Delhi

2 About the CME Organ transplantation has become an accepted medical solution especially for cases of end-stage organ failure. On behalf of the Program Committee, we invite you to attend the 1st National CME on Transplant Critical Care.This CME will be foremost educational event in the field of basic and clinical transplant Critical Care Transplant recipient is prone to a number of medical complications. Critical care providers must understand these medical complexities, including drug regimens and interactions, and involve the transplant physician in a timely manner. Complications may begin as early as during surgery but maybe classified into two major categories: surgical and medical (many different medical and surgical complications, including side effects aided by potent immunosuppressive drugs, renal tract problems, respiratory infections, post-surgical complications, and gastrointestinal, neurologic, and endocrine abnormalities. Critical care providers need to be aware of the unique complications associated with transplant patients. This Course will offer exceptional education in the field of Transplant Critical Care. Chair Co Chair Dr Omender Singh Dr Kewal Krishan Dr Deven Juneja Dr Suneel Kumar Garg Pass on the life... A

3 CME Agenda General Principals in Managing Transplant patients Optimization of brain dead patients for organ harvesting Transplant Immunology Commonly used drugs in transplant patients Post Operative Care of Transplant recipient- The first 24 hrs Renal transplantation Management of patients with rejection (acute and chronic) Liver transplantation Management of the Liver Transplant Recipient- Approach to Allograft Dysfunction Intensive Care Unit Management of Liver-Related Coagulation Disorders Hematopoetic transplantation Preventing Opportunistic Infections- After Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation Managing immunosupression in ICU The ABCs of Immunosuppression: A Primer for Critical Care Physicians Acute life threatening toxicity of immunosuppressive drugs Immunosupression in Critically ill patients with Sepsis, AKI, Liver Dysfunction.Double edged sword Transplant ID Infection control practices in transplant ICU- What is Different? Approach to pulmonary infiltrate in critically ill Patients post transplant Challenges in diagnosing infections in transplant patients Opportunistic infections in transplant patients Prophylactic and empiric antibiotics / Antifungal in Transplant recipients Other solid organ transplantation Critical care issues in lung and heart transplantation Why should you attend Experienced Faculty Case based scenarios Who Should Attend Critical Care Fellows Nephrology Fellows Interactive Sessions Anaesthesiologists Pulmonologists Transplant Coordinators Other Healthcare Providers Engaged in the practice of transplant critical care

4 AM AM AM AM AM AM AM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM CME AGENDA REGISTRATION AND TEA General Principals in Managing Transplant patients Optimization of Brain Dead Patients for Organ Harvesting Commonly Used Drugs in Transplant Patients Managing immunosupression in ICU Immunosupression and T-cell Monitoring.. A Clinicians Approach Immunosupression in Critically ill patients with Sepsis, AKI, Liver Dysfunction.Double edged sword TEA BREAK Transplant ID Infection control practices in transplant ICU- What is Different? Prophylaxis for Oppurtunistic Infections and Failures in Transplant Recipients Respiratory Complications in Transplant Patients Liver transplantation Management of the Liver Transplant Recipient-Approach to Allograft Dysfunction Intensive Care Unit Management of Liver-Related Coagulation Disorders LUNCH Renal transplantation Management of Patients with Rejection (acute and chronic) After Renal Transplantation Hematopoetic transplantation Management of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation Recipient Other solid organ transplantation Critical Care Issues in Heart and Lung Tansplantation TEA BREAK Miscellaneous Vaccinations in Pre and Post-transplant Recipients Top 5 Papers in Transplant Critical Care Speaker DR SUNEEL KUMAR GARG DR DINESH KHULLAR DR OM SHRIVASTAV DR JEETENDRA SHARMA DR MOHIT MATHUR DR OM SHRIVASTAV DR NIRAJ TYAGI DR VIVEK VIJ DR SACHIN GUPTA DR RAHUL GROVER DR RAHUL NAITHANI DR KEWAL KRISHAN DR OM SHRIVASTAV DR DEVEN JUNEJA

5 st 1 National CME on Transplant Critical Care Dr/ Prof./Mr/Mrs/Ms:... Registration Form Job Title :... Department:... Hospital/Place of Work :... Address for Correspondence:... Date: / / Postcode : Telephone No.: Registration Fee ... Registration Details ( tick the choice ) Option 1 : Registration fee Only : Rs 1000/- Note Group Registration (min 10 delegates) : 25 % discount on Registration Payment Details Cash Cheque / DD Bank Transfer Cheque Number Drawn on Bank Branch The Cheque/DD should be made in favor of Asia Pacific Critical Care payable at New Delhi. Please send payment with completed registration form to us * Accomodation is provided on sharing basis and only to outside Delhi NCR applicants. CANCELLATION POLICY 3 ONLINE Note: Registration Fee is Non-Refundable E MAIL info@apcc-india.com apcc.india2014@gmail.com apccindia@yahoo.in CALL Just Call Conference Secretariat Mr Sanjay Goel / Ms Poonam Joshi Ph / info@apcc-india.com apcc.tcc@gmail.com

6 Organizing Committee Patron Mr Rajit Mehta CEO & MD Max Healthcare Co Patrons Dr Sandeep Budhiraja Mr Anil Vinayak Chief Advisors Dr Dr Deven Dinesh Juneja Khullar Dr Anant Kumar Chair Dr Omender Singh Dr Kewal Krishan Co Chair Dr Deven Juneja Dr Suneel Kumar Garg SAVE THE DATE AUGUST 19 APCC Conference Secretariat Registration Fees Rs 1000/- (Limited 50 Seats ) APCC Conference Secretariat B-1/1813, Vasant Kunj New Delhi Contact : Mr Sanjay Goel / Ms Poonam Joshi Ph : / info@apcc-india.com / apcc.tcc@gmail.com