Emails have been sent with an update for approved abstracts. All of you should have received emails with your SLOT timings for Oral presentations.
Posters will have a PHYSICAL display (Not digital)
Instructions for Poster Presentation:
- Poster should be 3ft breadth and 4ft in length (Portrait Mode)
- Poster number should be present on right top corner of the poster (will be emailed to you).
- Poster will be judged as per time slot allocated. You need not be present during that time.
- Use dark colour font against white background.
- Text should be clearly visible.
Instructions for Oral Presentation:
- Total Number of slides should not exceed 15.
- Time for oral presentation is 8 minutes and 2 minutes for Q/A session.
- Content on each slide should be very precise.
- Use dark colour text against light background in legible font.
- PPT presentation should not have too much of graphics and effects.
- No decorative presentations are entertained.
- Do not forget to have a backup pf your presentation in email, pen drive etc.
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How about some rules?
Mode of submission
Abstracts submitted by email or post will NOT be accepted. The Scientific committee will not accept responsibility for any abstracts that have not been properly submitted according to the instructions.
Presentation
The Abstract may be scheduled for presentation on any day from 27 – 29 October 2023. You will be notified as we approach the conference date. Check this same page at a later date for more updates.
Correspondence
Authors must provide their full name, phone number (preferably with WhatsApp) and email address. [Author and co-author names, their department, institution / hospital, city, state and country]. Abstracts must contain original scientific data collected by the author(s). All abstracts will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee. The Scientific Committee’s decision is final. The Committee might edit abstracts for grammar and clarity.
Structure
Abstract Title: The title must be brief, concise, and in CAPITAL LETTERS – max 20 words
Content limit: 350 words.
Font size: Minimum 28 for posters, 24 for oral.
References may be included in a small text at the bottom (They don’t count towards word count)
The abstract must have the following sections:
- Background / introduction
- Objectives
- Methods
- Results
- Conclusion
Abstract submission is closed.
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Abstract submissions
| Author Name | Topic name |
|---|---|
| Dr Madhumitha Cherukupally | ACUTE PANCREATITIS SECONDARY HYPER TRIGLYCERIDEMIA TREATED WITH PLASMAPHERESIS |
| Dr Giridhar Srinivasan | CRP-Albumin Ratio in predicting outcome in Sepsis |
| RITESH CHAUDHARY | Is Guillain-Barré syndrome triggered by COVID-19? A Case Study |
| B. SHARAN KUMAR | KETAMINE ONLY BREATHING INTUBATION (KOBI) VERSUS RSI WITH KETAMINE: A PILOT STUDY. |
| Dr. Divya Pillai | “CODE BLUE CHRONICLES” — INTERPRETING IN-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST OUTCOMES |
| DR Kongkham Christina | A case of eugkycemic diabetic ketoacidosis-a diagnostic dilemma |
| Sainath | Mechanical Thrombectomy in a 12-Month-Old Infant with Acute Ischemic Stroke Possibly due to Internal Carotid Artery Dissection |
| Dr GOVINDU SAINATH | Mechanical Thrombectomy in a 12-Month-Old Infant with Acute Ischemic Stroke Possibly due to Internal Carotid Artery Dissection |
| DR Amir Jilani Bin Abrar | A story of recurrent hypoglycaemia-Insulinoma |
| Dr kongkham christina | A case on euglycemic DKA-a diagnostic dilemma |
| Jannet Sam | Pacemaker lead related myocardial perforation. |
| Dr Khuraijam Premeshowri Devi | A Case of Complicated Dengue HLH |
| DR. SWETA GANATRA | SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND TOXICITY- ADRENALINE |
| Dr.Arun MG | RUPTURED ECTOPIC PREGANACY WITH VON WILLIEBRANDS DISEASE AND A SHOCK OVERLAP |
| MERIN ALEYEAMMA REJI | THE POISON WITHIN THE POTION- A CASE SERIES |
| Dr Giridhar Srinivasan | Too Young to be Stroke in Young- A retrospective Case Series |
| Maria Vasnaik | Mono clonal antibodies in prophylaxis and treatment of rabies |
| Dr.Osuri Rohit | Massive blood transfusion protocol in the emergency room: a critical life saving strategy |
| Praveen Kalle | Massive Envenomation Syndrome |
| Saurabh Varma | High-Sensitivity Troponin-I levels in patients presenting to the ED with acute chest pain |
| DR. AYESHA SIDDIQUE | AWARNESS OF PATIENTS RIGHTS IN ER |
| MERIN ALEYEAMMA REJI | THE BABEL STUDY |
| Dr. Jeevan Kishore | MANAGEMENT OF HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK IN A MASSIVE UPPER GASTRO INTESTINAL BLEED WITH SENGSTAKEN-BLACKMORE TUBE: A CASE REPORT |
| Dr.Ramya.A | Refractory VT storm |
| Deepa K | Catheter thrombectomy for a right atrial clot. |
| Shakthi Shri Hari M V | Flash pulmonary edema in cardiac arrest survivor |
| Dr. Abhisek Tripathy | Exopthalmos in Malignant Hypertension secondary to acute kidney injury |
| Dr. Debapriya Ghosh | Acute stroke after electrical injury |
| Naeem kc | Stroke in children |
| Dr. Sharanya Shankar | NEW ONSET ATRIAL FIBRILLATION SECONDARY TO TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY- A RARE SCENARIO IN ACUTE TRAUMA MANAGEMENT |
| DR SHIVASHANKARI | A RARE CASE REPORT OF RECTOSIGMOID PERFORATION (Sealed off hollow viscous perforation) |
| Renie Garcia | A retrospective profile of tricyclic antidepressant agents in patients presenting to the emergency department. |
| DR NASMA MANKARATHODI | STEVEN JOHNSON SYNDROME |
| DR NASMA | STEVEN JOHNSON SYNDROME |
| NASMA MANKARA THODI | STEVEN JOHNSON SYNDROME |
| Dr. Pranay Penmetsa | Use of Peripheral Nerve Blocks in ED |
| JOSHUA BIRRU | “Optimizing Pain Management in Emergency Care: Ultrasound- Guided Serratus Anterior Plane Block for Rib Fractures and Post- ICD Pain” |
| Dr Hasna Subair | AI/5g assisted remote specialist care system in Nipah outbreak |
| Dr kalai muhilan | AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF OBSTRUCTIVE SHOCK |
| Laknesh Waran | Diagnosis and management of ludwigs angina an evidence based review |
| Dr. Maley Harshitha | Challenges in diagnosing Spontaneous Hemoperitoneum in the Emergency Room |
| Dr.M.Lakneshwaran | Diagnosis and management of ludwigs angina an evidence based review |
| Misha Garg | Fragrance or poison |
| Avni Sharma | AI in EM: The Future? |
| Dr.Ramya.s | BLUE’S IN EMERGENCY |
| Dr Samad Abdul | A walking # NOF |
| Dr Shamal Shajahan | Hypothermia- Drowning |
| Dr shareef | BENZODIAZEPINES OVERDOSE |
| Abu Sabah Abubakr | MDMA INDUCED CARDIOMYOPATHY |
| Immanuvel | AI for ambulance before care |
| B.Madhuri | Safety and Efficacy of a Mobile Based Ambulatory Heart Rhythm Monitoring Solution – Vigo Heart |
| Dr.A.Rajani | Challenges in diagnosing Arrhythmias and its Management-A Retrospective Observational Study |
| Dr. Silvera samson raj | Temporary heal can possibly kill !! |
| ROHITH K | A CASE OF MASSIVE PERICARDIAL EFFUSION IN DENGUE FEVER: AN UNUSUAL FATAL MANIFESTATION |
| Dr Kesha Mankad | Rarity – Basilar Artery Occlusion and Status Epilepticus |
| DR KARTHIK R | CORRELATION OF LUNG ULTRASOUND WITH STANDARD RADIOLOGICAL IMAGING IN CLINICALLY SUSPECTED PNEUMONIA PATIENTS IN ED |
| Dr U N V Rupesh | DRUG INDUCED METABOLIC ENCEPHALOPATHY |
| DR.PHANINDER KUMMARI | CHALLENGING DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA :ABSENCE SEIZURES VS HYPERVENTILATION |
| Arjun G | A REMARKABLE JOURNEY: MANAGING LQTS WITH RECURRENT SYNCOPE AND SEIZURE |
| Dr Ravi Dhaiya | Beating the clock:UGI endoscopy in the express lane with in 6hours |
| Nadeem Mp | APPLICABILITY OF HINTS TEST IN EVALUATING ADULT PATIENTS PRESENTING WITH ACUTE VESTIBULAR SYNDROME IN A QUATERNARY ER- AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY |
| Vignesh Murali | EASY TRIAL |
| Thangadurai | Pulmonary embolism – An unusual presentation |
| Akshaya Balagopal | Caught in the crossfire: Navigating the intersection of dual toxicity in Er |
| Dr.VARSHA K S | THE PSYCHIATRIC ENIGMA |
| Dr. S.Sheeba Sowjanya | METHYLENE BLUE – A HERO iN REFRACTORY SHOCK , Dr.Sheeba |
| NIVEDITA KRISHNANI | UNLOCKING THE ENIGMA: LEPROSY UNVEILED WITH PULMONARY EMBOLISM |
| Dr Liya Joseph | IMPACT OF FATIGUE ON EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS DECISION-MAKING FOR COMPUTED-TOMOGRAPHIC SCAN REQUESTS -A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY |
| Dr.Meet Patel | AN EVALUATION OF REDS SCORE ( RISK STRATIFIED EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT SUSPECTED SEPSIS)TO PREDICT OUTCOME AMONG PATIENTS WITH SEPSIS IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
| Dr. Asrith Challa | Tricky Hypoxia |
| AKHILA | An atypical presentation of scrub typhus |
| AKHILA | Lithium intoxication presenting as altered consciousness and arrhythmias |
| Dr Naiyyar Hussain Rizvi | Perception of Emergency Medicine as a Medical Speciality among the General Public of India: A Descriptive Study |
| ATHIRA KRISHNA | Complete Heart Block in Hyperkalemia |
| ATHIRA KRISHNA | SCAPE IN ED |
| Abdur rakuman | Identifying fracture using usg |
| MERIN ALEYEAMMA REJI | USG GUIDED SUPRACLAVICULAR PERIPHERAL NERVE BLOCK: “SPINAL OF THE ARM” REDEFINING THE PAIN MANAGEMENT IN ED: A CASE SERIES |
| DR SRINAYANI KAVURU | ARE YOU GAS TRAPPING THE PATIENT? |
| Ebie Simpson W | 4 IN 1 BLOCK FOR BELOW KNEE ANALGESIA VIA ULTRASOUND GUIDANCE IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: A CASE SERIES |
| tejasai manchala | NON CLASSICAL DEWINTERS T WAVES |
| Dr.Akash R R | SAH causing Stress Cardiomyopathy |
| Dr.Akash R R | Unusual Presentation of Spinal Infarct |
| Dr. Manoj kumar peddendi | PORTAL VEIN THROMBOSIS in patient on Warfarin. |
| Sandeep Kumar | Pneumatocele secondary to trauma in a 4 year old child- an uncommon complication |
| Sandeep Kumar | Pneumatocele secondary to trauma in a 4 year old child- an uncommon complication |
| Dr Lipika T | Clinical Profile and Endoscopic Findings in Caustic Ingestion. |
| Dr Nikhil kumar Reddy | Priapism |
| DR.LOGACHANDER.S | The rare presentation of Seizure in a post circulation ischemic stroke which masked the signs of acute stroke. |
| DR MODUGU PREETAM | ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS: LETHAL DUO |
| ARUNKUMAR D | A SURVEY ON KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE OF DOCTORS IN EMERGENCY ROOM ON PROVIDING END OF LIFE CARE IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT. |
| Dr Jisna K Jose | FEBRILE NEUTROPENIA COMPARISON OF MASCC VS CISNE SCORES |
| Dr SANJAY SOLOMON | Artificial Intelligence in Chest Radiograph Interpretation |
| DR.LOGACHANDER.S | The rare presentation of Seizure in a post circulation ischemic stroke which masked the signs of acute stroke. |
| Nadeem Mp | Blunt trauma airway |
| Dr Sonal Raj | Emergent Trans-venous Cardiac Pacing in the Emergency Department (ED): Analysis of a Case Series |
| Rohith K | A CASE OF MASSIVE PERICARDIAL EFFUSION IN DENGUE FEVER : AN UNUSUAL FATAL MANIFESTATION |
| Prayashi | All pericardial effusions are not tamponade |
| Narendran | AI in ED |
| Dr. Saurabh Varma | CENTRAL CORD SYNDROME: AGE IS JUST A NUMBER |
| DR.PRANAMYA PENDYALA | SCARY SILENCE – RESPONSE TO KETAMINE INFUSION |
| Dr Sonal Raj | Drug Resistant Long RP Tachycardia in the Emergency Department (ED): A Challenging Entity |
| DR HARSHITHA | DENTAL INJURIES DURING EMERGENCY INTUBATION |
| Dr.vyshnavi | Traumatic pneumothorax |
| Dr. Karteek Mali | THE ALTERED ACIDOSIS ! |
| Dr sasikala | CRP albumin ratio as a prognostic marker of sepsis |
| Dr Chirag Goswami | WHEN ‘BITTER’ IS NOT ALWAYS ‘BETTER’ : A CASE SERIES OF BOTTLE GUARD POISONING |
| Allam Venkatesh | Volume resuscitation – every drop matters |
| DR OM SAGAR REDDY | AMMONIUM GLUFOSINATE POISONING |
| Dr MARAM BHAVITHA REDDY | Datura poisoning with anticholinergic syndrome |
| Dr MARAM BHREDDY | DATURA POISONING WITH ANTICHOLINERGIC SYNDROME |
| Karan Indravadan Patel | COMPARATIVE STUDY OF REVISED TRAUMA SCORE AND INJURY SEVERITY SCORE TO PREDICT OUTCOME IN POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS |
| Dr. Dedeepya Peeramsetty | A RARE CASE OF BIOPESTICIDE POISONING CAUSING METHEMOGLOBINEMIA |
| Dr Sudarsana Raja | R2R – REMINDER TO REASSESS – A new alert system for acute pain management in the emergency department |
| Dr Jisna K Jose | A rare neurological presentation of snake bite |
| HMD Herath | ENHANCING ESSENTIAL COMMUNITY LIFE SKILLS: IMPACT OF A STRUCTURED BASIC LIFE SUPPORT AND FIRST AID PROGRAMME IN CENTRAL PROVINCE OF SRI LANKA A PROJECT REPORT – BY THE ACCIDENTS & EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT NATIONAL HOSPITAL KANDY SRI LANKA |
| VISAK BINOY JULIN | ESCAPING THE BRINK |
| DR GOVINDA SWAMY POGAMALLA | A CASE REPORT OF AN UNUSAL MANIFESTATION OF HYPOKALEMIC PERIODIC PALSY |
| DR SWARNALATHA MOJJADA | A RARE CAUSE OF BILATERAL CHYLOTHORAX SECONDARY TO SCVT |
| Mandalapu Mounika | THYROTOXIC CRISIS -MISLEADING CHALLENGE IN ED Thyrotoxic crisis is a severe, life-threatening form of thyrotoxicosis characterised by elevated circulating thyroid hormone that can lead to profound complications A 31-year-old female with no reported past medical history presented complaining of fever, chills, dizziness, and generalised weakness. The onset of symptoms was acute and started approximately 24 hours prior to arrival to the emergency department. In addition, the patient reported having progressively worsening abdominal discomfort and diarrhoea for the last three months. On the physical examination, the patient was febrile with a maximum temperature of 39.7 ℃, hypertensive with a blood pressure of 143/77 mmHg, tachycardia with a heart rate of 141 beats per minute, and had an oxygen saturation of 100% on ambient air. Pertinent physical examination findings included mild disorientation and diffuse abdominal discomfort to palpation. There was no exophthalmos, thyroid mass, thyromegaly, or thyroid tenderness appreciated. Diagnostic workup was significant for a mild leukocytosis , remarkably low thyroid stimulating hormone ,an elevated free T4, T3 uptake less than 0.20, an elevated thyrotropin receptor antibody, and an elevated thyroid stimulating immunoglobulin Additional workup included an electrocardiogram that showed sinus tachycardia, 2d echocardiogram with a normal left ventricular ejection fraction, no valvular pathology, and no wall motion abnormalities. Computed tomography (CT) scans of the head, abdomen, and pelvis were unremarkable for acute pathology. A thyroid ultrasound was obtained and revealed a hyper-vascular appearance along with increased echogenicity without nodules Ultimately, the patient was diagnosed with thyrotoxic crisis and immediate treatment was initiated with one dose of 100 mg intravenous (IV) hydrocortisone, 60 mg of propranolol every six hours, 250 mg of propylthiouracil (PTU) every four hours, and potassium iodine supplementation. Thyrotoxic crisis is a rare and potentially life-threatening hyper-metabolic syndrome, clinically characterised by, but not limited to, fever, orbitopathy, marked tachycardia, hypertension, dysrhythmia, high-output heart failure, hyperreflexia, and tremors. It is crucial to recognise the signs and symptoms of thyrotoxic crisis in patients who experience these types of acute stressors as early detection and appropriate management can reduce potential complications due to thyroid storm and/or the need for surgical intervention. |
| Dr Komaragiri Satya Vasundhara Swathi | Dengue hemorrhagic fever |
| DR KARTHIK R | TRACHEOBRONCHOMALACIA- A RARE GERIATRIC AIRWAY EMERGENCY |
| DR.MADHUBALAN | ” ECMO IN SEVERE DENGUE” |
| DR.MOHAMMED NAVEETH IMRAN H | “EFFECTIVENESS OF ULTRASOUND-GUIDED REGIONAL ANAESTHESIA IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OF A TERTIARY CARE CENTER- AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY.” |
| Syed Ahsan Ali | “ALCOHOL-INDUCED HYPERTENSIVE URGENCY AND FOREIGN BODY OBSTRUCTION IN 65-YEAR-OLD MALE: A CASE REPORT” |
| DR. ARUN ASHOKAN | CORRELATION OF LENGTH OF STAY (LOS) IN EMERGENCY ROOM (ER) WITH MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS.. |
| Dr.Mahendra Reddy | A Rare Presentation Of Snake Envenomation |
| BRAHMBHATT YASH KIRITKUMAR | STUMP APPENDICITIS |
| NILANKA MUDITHAKUMARA | “DEADLY VISION LOSS” – A RARE CASE OF ENDOGENOUS ENDOPHTHALMITIS DUE TO ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA INFECTION, WITH PERIPHERAL STIGMATA DISTALLY. |
| Dr Nikhil Reddy | LOCULATED EFFUSIONS IN TUBERCULOSIS |
| Reddy. Hima bindu | Anabolic steroid abuse |
| DR.VUYYURU JYOSTHNA | CEREBRAL VEIN THROMBOSIS |
| Dr.V.BIRUNTHA | Hyponatremia as a short term prognostic marker in acute MI |
| YASH BRAHMBHATT | STUMP APPENDICITIS |
| Dr Deepali Dhawan | a PRESsing matter !! Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome . An under recognised manifestation of eclampsia. |
| SAHAYA JOEANN RODRIGO | AUTO IMMUNE ENCEPHALITIS |
| Dr Anusha D Hegde | Pneumothorax : A common diagnosis with uncommon presentations |
| DR BLESSY EVANGELINE KARUNYA RANI | OP POISONING – ATROPINIZATION |
| Dr Sangmesh M | CLOSED BATHROOMS HIGH RISK !!! BECAUTIOUS WHILE USING GAS GEYSOR |
| Dr ANGADI RAM TARUN | AORTIC BIFURCATION SADDLE THROMBUS WITH CAD |
| Dr neel rohith reddy | Double trouble |
| Dr.R.Jayanthnath | LIFE THREATENING BICYTOPENIA |
| Dr.R.Jayanthnath | To create awareness about thrombolytic therapy among relatives of acute ischemic stroke patients |
| Dr. B Tanuja | RE-EVALUATING ATRIAL FIBRILLATION MANAGEMENT: EMBRACING EARLY RHYTHM CONTROL TO REDUCE MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY |
| Salman Sabir | INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL FITNESS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF ADEQUATE CARDIAC PULMONARY RESUSCITATION |
| Mounika Pedamalla | FAINTING SPELLS? – “PAY LITTLE ATTENTION” TO A BLOOD CLOT IN THE LUNG |
| DR SOWMYA VADLAKONDA | A RARE CASE OF ALTERED SENSORIUM |
| Dileep Kumar Nagula | SYNCOPE OR SEIZURES? A STOKES-ADAMS ATTACK |
| DR DHANALEKSHMI P | SNAKE BITE – A RARE CASE OF HEMOLYTIC UREMIC SYNDROME |
| Dr. Ayesha Siddique | Cardiovascular Manifestations In Acute Ischemic Stroke |
| Dr.K.KARTHICK | Plant growth nutrient Poisoning Presenting as Methhemoglobinemia |
| Rushya Chandra rao | ONE SYMPTOM – MANY DISEASES IDENTIFYING PARITY IN DYSPARITY |
| Dr.Mahendra Reddy | Securing Airway In Severe Facial Trauma |
| Dr.Shagufta Banu | UNPROVOKED DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS IN YOUNGSTERS NOT A MYTH ANYMORE |
| Dr Reema Joseph | Pediatric ischemic stroke unraveling the clinical threads |
| Dr.Neeraj.Melayil | STING ME NOT HEART |
| DR SAI TEJASWI DASARI | OPEN MIND MANY THOUGHTS |
| NABEEL S | A COMPARISON OF THE INCIDENCE OF CONTRAST-INDUCED NEPHROPATHY AFTER THE INJECTION OF IOHEXOL OR IODIXANOL AMONG PATIENTS UNDERGOING ANGIOGRAM |
| DR MANAS MITRA | A RARE PRESENTATION OF PULMONARY EMBOLISM |
| SAI TEJASWI DASARI | CASE REPORT OF SPONTANEOUS INTRACRANIAL HYPOTENSION |
| Dr Arunkumaar S | A Case of Rare Presentation of Abrus Precatorius Poisoning |
| VISHAL M KALMANI | NEUROLEPTIC MALIGNANT SYNDROME : A CASE REPORT |
| VISHAL M KALMANI | CASE SERIES OF PARAQUAT : A FATAL POISON |
| VISHAL M KALMANI | BOERHAAVE SYNDROME : A CASE OF OESOPHAGEAL RUPTURE |
| Vishal M Kalmani | PONTINE STROKE : A CASE REPORT ON MANAGEMENT IN A TERTIARY CARE ED IN BANGALORE |
| DR NIMSHIYA ABDUL LATHEEF | “Unmasking upper thoracic spine fracture (D3-D4) with spinal cord injury: A blind spot in trauma care.” |
| Dr Anusha Prasad KS | A ‘BITE’ TO THE HEART ? |
| Varun HS | Sturge weber syndrome: a rare cause of hemiplegic migraine -like attacks in a young female |
| Hameed jaseel.pk | Aortic dissection |
| Varun HS | Health Drink Toxicity -An unusual case of Bottle Gourd poisoning |
| Hameed jaseel.pk | Aortic dissection |
| Navya Sree | Protein c & s deficiency presenting as young age myocardial infarction |
| DR UVESH VAJA | SEVERE HYPOKALEMIA MIMICKING GUILLAIN-BARR’E SYNDROME IN YOUNG FEMALE |
| dr.kiranselva | tramadol abuse syndrome- a case of salience in novelty |
| DR DEVIKA S NAIR | CASE OF AORTIC DISSECTION IN MARFAN SYNDROME LEADING TO TERRIBLE COMPLICATIONS |
| DR. THOUFIQ AHAMED. A | BREAKTHROUGH MULTIPLE DRUGS IN PULMONARY EDEMA |
| Gautham S | BEYOND THE OBVIOUS – THE UNCOMMON SOURCE |
| DR kowshik sankar | ALL HUGS ARE NOT LOVE |
| Vignesh asokan | toxic shock syndrome- a case presentation |
| Dr. T. GEERTHANA | EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED! A case report on Blunt Chest Trauma Induced Myocardial Infraction |
| Ishwariya | pulmonary edema vs pulmonary cause of dyspnea: Differentiation index |
| Mubeena Qadir | Case of spontaneous peusoaneurysm |
| DR.J.VASANTH KUMAR | ALL HEARTS ARE NOT WHOLE |
| Dr Shehana Punnilath Salim | SURVIVAL IN PARAQUAT POISONING: EXPLORING CONTRIUTING FACTORS AND RECOVERY OUTCOMES |
| AISHWARYA WALIA | PAGET-SCHROETTER SYNDROME |
| Dr. S.Sheeba Sowjanya | Stellate ganglion block in blocking the refractory SVT |
| DR DEVIKA S NAIR | THUNDERCLAP HEADACHE AS A MANIFESTATION OF PITUITARY APOPLEXY IN MACROADENOMA : WITH POST OP DIABETES INSIPIDUS |
| DR RAGHU PALEPU | COMPARATIVE ANALYTICAL STUDY TO DETERMINE THE PROGNOSIS OF POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS BY USING RAPID EMERGENCY MEDICINE SCORE VS RAPID ACUTE PHYSIOLOGY SCORE IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL |
| Dr. S.Sheeba Sowjanya | HINTS score in distinguishing central and peripheral cause of vertigo |
| Noor Sadiq Syed | THE BLACK HOLE MYSTERY!! |
| Nikita Patil | Damage control resuscitation for hemorrhagic shock in a patient with incomplete abortion |
| ANNES THIVYA | CAMOUFLAGED AGONY |
| Dr Sankit Agrawal | Diffule alveolar hemorrhage: An uncommon cause of dyspnea |
| DR SANDHYA RAJENDRAN | THE HOLISTIC HOLYSTICK |
| DR APURVA CHOWDHURY | SPONTANEOUS SUBCUTANEOUS EMPHYSEMA AND PNEUMOMEDIASTIUM IN YOUNG MALE ADULT (HAMMAN’S SYNDROME) |
| DR NADA NOORUDHEEN | A CASE ON MUSHROOM POISONING |
| Dr Farah Rafeeq | SURVIVAL FROM STORM – A TALE OF RECOVERY FROM FEMORAL ARTERY INJURY |
| Dr Akhil Thomas | LARYNGEAL RUPTURE |
| Dr Fidha Fathima N | PRONE CPR PRONE |
| Dr Shamal Shajahan | RE WARM RE WARM |
| DR.DEENA KODAKATTIL | MIDGUT VOLVULOUS –A RARE CAUSE OF INTESTINAL ISCHEMIA IN ADULTS |
| DR SANDHYA RAJENDRAN | THE ER STAY INN !!! |
| Dr. JUNOLIN JOY TITUS.J | CASE REPORT ON DISTENDED BLADDER PRESENTING WITH ALTERED MENTAL STATUS & VENOUS OBSTRUCTION. |
| Ishwariya | Secondary Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis – A Common Ramification of Different Diseases |
| Dr Benazir Maherin | Congenital pericardial diaphragmatic hernia leading to cardiac tamponade |
| Dr A.Ram tarun | ORGANOPHOSPHORUS POISONING WITH METHEMOGLOBINAEMIA |
| Nikita Patil | Damage control resuscitation for hemorrhagic shock in a patient with incomplete abortion |
| DR AATHIKA AZHAR | SNAKE BITE WITHOUT MARKS – A NEAR MISS PRESENTATION |
| Dr Anila K Kalliyath | Informed Consent In Emergency Department – A Necessity or Burden |
| Dr.Ashokkumar Kandasmay | SILENT SYNDROME-A RARE ENTITY OF LITHIUM OVERDOSE |
| DR.DHANYA | Myocardial infarction during anaphylaxis in a young healthy male with normal coronary arteries- is epinephrine the culprit |
| Dr. ARUN G | Niv in type 2 respiratory failur |
| Dr. Mathew Abraham | An observational study on fentanyl vs morphine in the pain management of acute coronary syndrome |
| Priyadarshini Borah | 10%, 25% AND 50% DEXTROSE IN THE TREATMENT OF HYPOGLYCEMIA IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT – A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY |
| Dr. Sharath Kumar J K | An observational study on vaccination status and clinical outcome of covid 19 patients presenting to the emergency department of a tertiary care hospital over a period of one year |
| Samad Abdul | A rare presentation of myocarditis |
| DR NAINIKA SHAH | CLINICAL UTILITY OF BLOOD GASES IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
| Dr Giridhar Srinivasan | Too Young to be Stroke in Young- A retrospective Case Series |
| DR GEO GEORGE THOMAS | A RETROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY COMPARING DIASTOLIC SHOCK INDEX AND PROPORTIONAL PULSE PRESSURE FOR SEPTIC SHOCK PROGNOSTICATION AND FLUID RESCUSCITATION |
| SEETHARAMAN NAGASUBBU | INVASIVE ETHMOIDAL SINUS ASPERGILLOSIS: A RARE CASE REPORT TREATED SUCCESSFULLY WITH ANTIFUNGALS AND SURGICAL MANAGEMENT |
| An observational study on vaccination status and clinical outcome of covid 19 patients presenting to the emergency department of a tertiary care hospital over a period of one year | An observational study on vaccination status and clinical outcome of covid 19 patients presenting to the emergency department of a tertiary care hospital over a period of one year |
| G Anu priya | HEART STUNG BY ANAPHYLAXIS – KOUNIS SYNDROME |
| Tina Kalra | Bilateral Ocular Muscle Paralysis with Hemianopia: A Rare Presentation of Ischaemic Stroke |
| Dr. Priyadarshini Venkatachalam | Ultrasonography guided analysis on difference between right and left Internal Jugular vein diameter and their relation to the carotid artery |
| Dr. Svathimouna | A study on patients feedback and satisfaction levels in the emergency department of a tertiary care hospital in bangalore |
| Dr. Jincy George | Association between serum lactate levels and acute kidney injury in sepsis |
| Dr. Nireeksha Ravi Kumar | Validation of “MODIFIED EARLY WARNING SIGNS” (MEWS) score as a tool for requirement of admission to the Intensive Care Unit- A prospective observational study |
| Naveen Prasath | A study on epidemiology and patterns of poisoning in patients presenting to a tertiary care hospital in Bangalore |
| Joseph Ciano | The contribution of 15 years (2007-2022) of Indo-US training partnerships to the emergency medicine physician workforce capacity in India |