500 Doctors to Attend Cardiology Conference at KIMS SaveeraHospital on July 20 and 21

KIMS Saveera hospital, Anantapur, in association with Andhra Pradesh Cardiological Society of India (APCSI) is organizing a cardiology conference in Anantapur on 20th and 21st of July, with an intention of educating medical fraternity in addressing basic cardiology problems in day to day clinical practice. Anantapur District Collector Mr. S. Sathyanarayana, IAS will be the chief guest at the event. This is one of its kinds of conferences being organized in Anantapur, to which more than 500 participants are expected to take part.

This two-day conference will cover topics like – Congenital heart diseases, Management of Hypertension and Diabetes with heart diseases, complex angioplasties, optimum medical therapy in chronic failure, management of heart diseases in pregnancy, diseases of heart rate and rhythm and how it can be treated with pacemakers, Cardiac transplantation, techniques of  closure of holes in the heart in children etc.

Practicing physicians, pediatricians, obstetricians, and cardiac surgeons are expected to attend the conference. The objective behind this academic training program is to ensure the participants with better understanding of cardiovascular problems and to enlighten them with recent advances in management of cardiovascular problems.

Eminent cardiologists and cardiac surgeons from reputed institutes across the country,including Dr. BollineniBhaskarRao,Dr. Raghu,Dr. Pramod,Dr. Anil Kumar, Dr. Narasaraju,Dr.Prasad Reddy,Dr. Sukesh Kumar, Dr. Rajeev Menon,Dr. Udaykanolkar, Dr. Swaroop, Dr. Deepak,Dr. SudeepVarma,Dr. Srinivasan,Dr. Rammurthy,Dr. Nagesh, Dr. Somasekhar,Dr. Rammohan,Dr. Ramesh, Dr. Bala Kishore,Dr. Vasanth,Dr.Sandeep Reddy, Dr.Rakeshnaik, Dr.Pavan will speak at the two day event.

Till date, KIMS Saveera hospitals contributed significantly to the field of cardiology in Anantapur. This is the only hospital to successfully perform 6000 cardiac procedures like angiogram, angioplasty, pacemakers, device closures and 700 bypass surgeries under Arogyasree scheme in Anantapur.