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1 Thursday 25 October Hall A 14:00-15:15 : Neuropathy Diabetic neuropathy: Newer insights into pathogenesis and management Can we prevent diabetic neuropathy? Motor neuropathy: A neglected complication of diabetes Foot - Diabetic Neuropathy and Charcot 15:15-15:45 Debate: Ankle-brachial index is a predictor for peripheral vascular disease in diabetes Foot - Peripheral Arterial Disease : Diabetes and peripheral arterial disease Epidemiology of atherosclerotic peripheral arterial disease: A review and recent developments Potential risk factors and types of vascular calcification in peripheral arterial disease Recent advances and newer technologies in the management of peripheral arterial disease Foot - Peripheral Arterial Disease 17:15-18:30 Plenary Lectures Aetiopathogenesis of diabetic angiopathy IDF clinical practice recommendations on the diabetic foot 18:30-19:00 Presidential oration: Changing trends in chronic diabetes complications Hall B 14:00-15:15 : Peripheral arterial disease management Managing peripheral arterial disease in primary care Critical limb ischaemia: The need for a new model of integrated care Improving care in different settings/countries Foot - Peripheral Arterial Disease 15:15-15:45 Debate: Is diabetes the first heart attack? Cardiovascular Risk Factors : Diabetes and infections Diabetes and tuberculosis: A dual burden in 3rd world countries Unusual infections in diabetes Global recommendations of immunisation in patients with diabetes

2 Thursday 25 October Hall C 14:00-15:15 : Infections in diabetes Genital infections - A clue to glycaemic control Recurrent UTIs - mainly in post menopausal females: How to manage? Sterile pyuria in diabetes - what physicians should know Foot - Ulcers and Infections 15:15-15:45 Debate: Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system blockade can prevent or delay the progression of diabetic nephropathy : Diabetes and the eye Current recommendations for diabetic retinopathy screening: When and how Improving diabetic retinopathy screening programmes: Barriers, opportunities and good practices Newer developments in screening: AI, telemedicine, optical coherence tomography and ultra-widefield imaging Hall D Diabetic Eye Disease 14:00-15:15 15:15-15:45 : Wound care Comparing the classifications of diabetes foot wounds How to manage infected foot ulcers Types of dressing in foot wound management Debate: Individualisation of blood pressure targets for people with diabetes and hypertension Foot - Ulcers and Infections Coronary Heart Disease and Heart Failure : Cardiovascular risk factors The endothelium in diabetes Statin use in people with diabetes: Pros and cons Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system blockade in blood pressure management Hall E Cardiovascular Risk Factors 14:00-15:45 Workshop: Foot examinations and minor foot procedures - Hands on experience Meet the Expert: Prevention of foot amputations and education on the diabetic foot

3 Plenary Lectures 09:00-10:00 The diabetic foot: Global views The diabetologist, the vascular surgeon and the podiatrist: A team approach : Treatment strategies 10:15-11:15 Managing patients with diabetic foot and critical limb ischaemia Offloading in a neuroischaemic foot ulcer Friday 26 October Hall A : Prevention of ulcers and amputations Preventing recurrence of the diabetic foot ulcer Preventing amputations in the developing world: The Indian experience The role of educators in preventing recurrence of ulcers and amputations Foot - Ulcers and Infections : Diabetes and Hypoglycaemia 14:30-15:45 Incidence and prevalence of hypoglycaemia Hypoglycaemia unawareness: Ways to recognise it Macrovascular impact of hypoglycaemia 15:45-16:15 Debate: Is hypoglycaemia real or over-hyped? : Diabetes and bone health 16:30-17:45 Skeletal complications of diabetes Osteoporosis: An under-appreciated association with diabetes Anti-diabetic therapy and bone metabolism Plenary Lectures Will "omics" dictate therapy in the future? 17:45-18:45 What is the correct therapy for diabetes complications: Precise or personalised?

4 Friday 26 October : Acute complications in diabetes 10:15-11:15 Diabetic ketoacidosis - master class Hyperosmolar non-ketotic coma Hall B : Risk factors for cardiovascular disease Modern management of hypertension in patients with diabetes Recent trends in treating diabetic dyslipidaemias Novel risk factors leading to cardiovascular dysfunction Cardiovascular risk factors : Diabetes and the Eye 14:30-15:45 Can we prevent diabetic retinopathy? Aetiopathogenesis of diabetic retinopathy: Recent advances Future of the treatment of diabetic macular Oedema Diabetic Eye Disease Debate: Treatment of diabetic macular oedema 15:45-16:15 Anti VEGFs Diabetic Eye Disease Corticosteroids Laser therapy : Diabetic nephropathy Biomarkers to judge the onset and progression of diabetic nephropathy 16:30-17:45 Molecular mechanisms on the pathogenesis of diabetic nephropathy Chronic kidney disease in patients with diabetes: Is it always diabetic nephropathy? : Diabetes and the liver 10:15-11:15 Diabetes and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease Managing diabetes in chronic liver disease Hall C : Diabetic nephropathy Recent advances in the pathophysiology of diabetic nephropathy Clinical insights into the management of patients with progressing diabetic nephropathy Chronic kidney disease in diabetes: Is it always a diabetic nephropathy?

5 Friday 26 October : Reducing cardiovascular risk in patients with diabetic nephropathy 14:30-15:45 Common aspects of pathogenic mechanism for diabetic nephropathy and cardiovascular complications Oxidative stress and anti-inflammatory agents in patients with nephropathy: Do they also protect the heart? Cardio-renal continuum in diabetes Cardiovascular Risk Factors / 15:45-16:15 Debate: Can type 2 diabetes patients have diabetic retinopathy in the absence of diabetic nephropathy? Diabetic Eye Disease / : Diabetes foot infections 16:30-17:45 Implementing the IDSA classification into clinical practice A stepwise approach to the acutely infected diabetic foot The use of imaging to diagnose diabetic infection Foot - Ulcers and Infections : Autonomic Neuropathy 10:15-11:15 Cardiac autonomic neuropathy GI tract dysfunction in diabetic autonomic disorders The urinary bladder in autonomic dysfunction Hall D : The mind should never be forgotten The relationship between depression and diabetes: Causal or casual? Is Alzheimer's disease type 3 diabetes? The role of GLP1 in cognitive function : Nutrition Diabetes and heart disease : Which fats to eat? 14:30-15:45 Carbohydrate counting: How useful is it for the person with type 2 diabetes? Impact of regional variation of diet on diabetes complications 15:45-16:15 Debate: Should a low-card, high-fat diet be used in patients with diabetes complications?

6 Friday 26 October 16:30-17:45 : Footwear Footwear for people at high risk of diabetic foot The role of insoles for prevention of foot problems in diabetes What after amputation: Recommendations for rehabilitation and prostheses Hall E 10:15-11:15 : Wound dressing: Which one to choose, when and why? : Gadgets for the diabetic foot Monofilament, vibration perception threshold and tuning fork Vascular Doppler and ankle-brachial index Pressure plate analysis Workshop: Diabetes and sexual dysfunction 14:30-16:15 History-taking and examination for sexual dysfunction in diabetes Psychosocial aspects of sexual dysfunction Let's talk female sexual dysfunction 16:30-17:45 Meet-the-Expert: The importance of social media and communications in education and prevention of diabetic complications

7 Saturday 27 October Hall A 09:00-10:00 Plenary Lectures Epidemiology and Aetiology of heart failure in diabetes Cardiovascular outcome trials of commonly used antiglycaemic medications Coronary Heart Disease and Heart Failure : Trending 10:15-11:15 New technology in vascular Imaging of the diabetic foot New technology for endovascular surgery: Drug-coated balloons and stent/new stent designs : Other complications Diabetes and cerebrovascular disease Diabetes and skin manifestations Diabetes and cancer 14:30-16:15 Time to overcome multifactorial therapeutic inertia Use of newer technologies in patients with diabetes complications Translational aspects of SGLT2i in cardio-renal protection 10:15-11:15 Diabesity: The clinical concern What is more relevant: BMI or waist circumference? Hall B Genetic polymorphism in diabetes cardiovascular complications Predicting diabetic nephropathy using genetic information Coronary Heart Disease and Heart Failure / Diabetes and Kidney Disease : Newer updates 14:30-16:15 Clinical update in beta cell replacement therapy Pancreas and kidney transplantation Stem cell therapy

8 Saturday 27 October Hall C 10:15-11:15 Diabetes control in patients with diabetic nephropathy (early renal dysfunction) Managing diabetes in patients undergoing regular haemodialysis and continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis Kidney and pancreas transplantation in patients with diabetes Clinical practice updates in the detection and care of patients with chronic kidney disease Can diabetes therapies prevent chronic kidney disease progression? 14:30-16:15 Free Papers 10:15-11:15 Managing Charcot's foot Diabetic foot A team-based approach in managing the diabetic foot Hall D : A surgical approach to diabetic foot ulcers For prevention Foot - Ulcers and Infection For treatment 14:30-16:15 Free Papers

9 Saturday 27 October Hall E 10:15-11:15 Workshop: Wound debridement Workshop: Offloading techniques 14:30-16:15 Case study

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