Delegates Hail 14th biennial PSN Conference
The 14th Biennial Pakistan Society of Nephrology (PSN) Conference concluded today at the Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT). Over the past three days, leading national and international experts have gathered to address crucial issues surrounding kidney health, particularly in developing nations.
The final day focused on advancements and challenges in dialysis care. Experts like Prof. Aasim Ahmed discussed setting up ideal dialysis centers, while Dr. Naureen Akhter addressed challenges faced by adult nephrologists treating children requiring hemodialysis.
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Peritoneal dialysis was also in focus, with renowned experts Prof. Edwina Brown and Prof. Ahad Qayyum sharing insights on managing peritonitis, exploring cost-effective approaches, and utilizing the modality in specific patient groups.
The conference concluded with a session on pediatric nephrology, featuring presentations from Prof. Ali Asghar Lanewala and Prof. Khemchand Moorani on various aspects of childhood kidney diseases.
Delegates at the 14th Pakistan Society of Nephrology Conference, held at the Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT) in Karachi, expressed their resounding admiration for the event. They commended SIUT for organizing a world-class conference that provided a state-of-the-art platform for education and practical experience.
The delegates lauded SIUT’s vision of offering free, high-quality medical services to patients, calling it a cornerstone of the institute’s success. They praised SIUT for its potential to become the national hub for education and training in nephrology, setting an exemplary model for other developing countries.
The delegates further extended their appreciation to Dr. Adib Rizvi, acknowledging his untiring dedication and passion as the driving force behind the conference’s remarkable success. This passion, they noted, had permeated his entire team, contributing significantly to the event’s positive outcomes.
Beyond informative sessions, the conference facilitated interactive learning and professional development. The conference offered a “Meet the Experts” session chaired by professionals, followed by the election and oath-taking of the new PSN executive committee.
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