EMCON 2024 gives you a chance to submit your research work.
Follow research exclusive WhatsApp channel for updates during conference. You must register for conference to participate in research activities.
Download the PowerPoint template here (Portrait for posters and Landscape format for Oral presentations)
Please prepare your posters in the above format and wait for us to collect. Accepted posters and orals list and schedule is published on this page.
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 during EMCON. 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
Submit your abstract below
Submission window is closed
Posters – Televisions (A – H) and SLOT timings
25 posters will be displayed over 2 hours
Each poster will be displayed for 4.8 minutes
Day 1 and 3 – each poster is displayed only once
Day 2 – Each Poster is displayed twice
| Date & Time | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H |
| 7th – 2-4pm | 1-25 | 51-75 | 101-125 | 151-175 | 201-225 | 251-275 | 301-325 | 351-375 |
| 7th – 4-6pm | 26-50 | 76-100 | 126-150 | 176-200 | 226-250 | 276-300 | 326-350 | 376-400 |
| 8th – 9-11am | 1-25 | 51-75 | 101-125 | 151-175 | 201-225 | 251-275 | 301-325 | 351-375 |
| 8th – 11am-1pm | 26-50 | 76-100 | 126-150 | 176-200 | 226-250 | 276-300 | 326-350 | 376-400 |
| 8th – 2-4pm | 1-25 | 51-75 | 101-125 | 151-175 | 201-225 | 251-275 | 301-325 | 351-375 |
| 8th – 4-6pm | 26-50 | 76-100 | 126-150 | 176-200 | 226-250 | 276-300 | 326-350 | 376-400 |
| 9th – 8-11am | 1-25 | 51-75 | 101-125 | 151-175 | 201-225 | 251-275 | 301-325 | 351-375 |
| 9th – 11am-2pm | 26-50 | 76-100 | 126-150 | 176-200 | 226-250 | 276-300 | 326-350 | 376-400 |
Judging schedule
| SLOT NOS | DATE/ TIMING |
| A001-A025 | 7th November 14:00 to 16:00 |
| C101-C125 | 7th November 14:00 to 16:00 |
| G301-G325 | 7th November 14:00 to 16:00 |
| H351-H375 | 7th November 14:00 to 16:00 |
| D176-D200 | 7th November 16:00 to 18:00 |
| G326-G350 | 7th November 16:00 to 18:00 |
| H376-H400 | 7th November 16:00 to 17:00 |
| B051-B075 | 8th November 9:00 to 11:00 |
| D151-D175 | 8th November 9:00 to 11:00 |
| A026-A050 | 8th November 11:00 to 13:00 |
| C126-C150 | 8th November 11:00 to 13:00 |
| B076-B100 | 8th November 11:00 to 13:00 |
| E226-E250 | 8th November 11:00 to 13:00 |
| F276-F300 | 8th November 11:00 to 13:00 |
| F251-F275 | 8th November 14:00 to 16:00 |
| E201-E225 | 8th November 14:00 to 16:00 |
Your Poster slot numbers can be searched here
First Alphabet indicates TV number – rest is poster number – Include complete number on Poster please (Like A001)
Final submission of your prepared abstract as per template given on this page.
Poster Submission timings will be updated on WhatsApp channel. Only those with slot already allocated will be accepted. New entries will not be entertained.
The poster should be a clear visual presentation of your submitted abstract and here are some guidelines to follow while you make one.
Title of the Poster: It is recommended to keep the title of the poster same as in the submitted abstract. Slight modification which does not change the idea of the abstract is allowed.
Poster size and format: Download the power point template for poster presentation from this page.
Maximum size of the poster allowed is 5MB.
File name is as follows: Poster slot number – Title (Example A001 – My topic)
Content of the Poster: Ensure that your allocated poster number is displayed in the slot provide in the template.
Make sure that the specific sections (such as the background, methods, results, and conclusions) are easy to locate in the poster.
Try to keep the text easy to read and concise. The poster should be self-explanatory, with a logical layout and be easy to comprehend. Use fonts like Arial, Times New Roman etc which are clear to read for your text. Avoid using fonts that are cursive or informal.
Illustrations: They are the most important part of the poster and will attract the most attention.
Colourful charts and graphs are the easiest to read. Explanatory illustrations should be used instead of text whenever possible.
Use only static images and do not embed any videos or animation in your poster.
Logos – Institutional logos, but not product logos, are allowed on your poster.
Choose Photographs with Caution – case photos printed on the poster should protect the privacy of the individual.
Disclosure: Conflict of interest disclosure should be included in your poster.
Judging and awards: Posters will be judged based on the appropriateness of topic, relevance to emergency medicine, manner of representation, methodology used and clarity of message conveyed. Each Poster will be judged twice by two different faculty. Judge’s decision is final.
Posters are meant to be self-explanatory, hence the presenter need not be available at the time of judging. However, it is mandatory to sign the poster participants attendance sheet on 7th November
at the registration desk of the conference before 12pm. Only those who’s attendance is signed will be considered for competition judging.
Once submitted the posters cannot be amended or corrected.
Poster display schedule details will be shared on the website.
A great poster can make a lasting impression and convey a powerful message.
Make your poster impactful and visual. Let it speak for itself.
Best wishes
Scientific team,
EMCON2024
For further queries about Posters, contact: Dr Harshitha Sridhar 9632821199.
Oral presentations
List of slots and schedule. Search for your name below
| Date time | Slot | Name | Topic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7Nov - 8-10am | A - 01 | Dr Liya Joseph | CLINICO -ETIOLOGICAL PROFILING OF ADULTS PRESENTING TO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT WITH ACUTE DYSPNEA IN A TERTIARY CARE CENTER-AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY |
| 7Nov - 8-10am | A -02 | Dr. Pranav Patel | To study and Evaluate the implementation of NEWS (National Early Warning Score) in the tertiary care Indian Emergency Room Setting as opposed to existing triage system |
| 7Nov - 8-10am | A - 03 | DR ARAVINTH RAJ | NIV vs Facemeask in Preoxygenation |
| 7Nov - 8-10am | A -04 | ||
| 7Nov - 8-10am | A -05 | DR KHUSHBU JIMULIYA | CORRELATION OF ONSD WITH NEUROIMAGING FINDINGS TO PREDICT RAISED ICP IN PATIENTS PRESENTING TO ER WITH ACUTE ALTERED SENSORIUM |
| 7Nov - 8-10am | A-06 | MILAN VARGHESE JAMES | COMPARISON OF THE RELIABILITY OF CHRISTIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE TRIAGE SYSTEM WITH AUSTRALIAN TRIAGE SCALE |
| 7Nov - 8-10am | A-07 | Dr.P.Aravind | Emergency Department Outcome in Road Traffic Accident cases. "A trauma registry based analysis of RTA cases and ED outcome in a metropolitan city based tertiary care center" |
| 7Nov - 8-10am | A-08 | Dr. P. sathishkumar | Methylene blue strategies in critically ill patients with refractory cardiogenic shock |
| 7Nov - 8-10am | A-09 | Siva K V | DYSELECTROLYTEMIA IN ACUTE EXACERBATION OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE ADMITTED IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE IN JAWAHARLALNEHRU MEDICAL COLLEGE : AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY |
| 7Nov - 8-10am | A-10 | Dr.T.Anbarasan | The role of calcium in trauma resuscitation of hemorrhagic shock patient presenting to the emergency department in a tertiary care hospital |
| 7Nov - 8-10am | A-11 | Dr Kanchala Maithreyi | FROM TRIAGE TO RECOVERY: UNDERSTANDING STRESSORS IN THE LIVES OF EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT HEALTHCARE WORKERS |
| 7Nov - 8-10am | A-12 | Dr krishnakanth | ANALYSIS of Clinical Outcome of Patients presenting with ACUTE ISCHEMIC STROKE following IV Thrombolysis with Tenecteplase in the Emergency Department |
| 7Nov - 2-3.30pm | B-13 | Baxi Raj Keyur | A Study of Need for Urgent Endotracheal Intubations in Patients Presenting to Emergency Medicine Department |
| 7Nov - 2-3.30pm | B-14 | ||
| 7Nov - 2-3.30pm | B-15 | Dr. VIGNESHWARAN J | Tamil version of the Rivermead Post-Concussion Symptoms Questionnaire |
| 7Nov - 2-3.30pm | B-16 | Ranadeep. G | Title- Early postictal period hemodynamic changes, its impact on morbidity and recovery of acute ischemic stroke patients |
| 7Nov - 2-3.30pm | B-17 | Naveen Singh | EVALUATION OF POINT OF CARE ULTRASOUND AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF PNEUMONIA IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
| 7Nov - 2-3.30pm | B-18 | Sreelakshmi VK | Sepsis Treatment - The unrecognised role of vitamine c ,thiamine and steroids |
| 7Nov - 2-3.30pm | B-19 | Srinivas U | EVALUATING RADIATION SAFETY KNOWLEDGE AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS AND POSTGRADUATES IN INDIAN TERTIARY HOSPITALS |
| 7Nov - 2-3.30pm | B-20 | DR ROHIN SANATAN H | WHO HERE CAN GO HOME SAFE? ? Ottawa COPD Risk Scale in risk stratification for admission/ discharge of patients with COPD |
| 7Nov - 2-3.30pm | B-21 | Dr Anjali P U | Retention of hands only cardiopulmonary resuscitation(HOCPR) training skills in first year MBBS students |
| 7Nov - 3.45-5.15pm | C-22 | ARUNKUMAR D | Classical to Subtle Clinical Presentations of Pulmonary Embolism: A Spectrum of Diagnostic Challenges |
| 7Nov - 3.45-5.15pm | C-23 | Dr Imran Shareef | IMPACT OF A NURSE-ADMINISTERED MEWS-BASED SEPSIS SCREENING TOOL ON TIME TO ANTIBIOTIC ADMINISTRATION IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
| 7Nov - 3.45-5.15pm | C-24 | Dr. sahithya babu | TO STUDY THE SURVIVAL RATE AFTER CPR IN TERTIARY CENTER |
| 7Nov - 3.45-5.15pm | C-25 | Dr Ashok Kumar | Enhancing Clinical Decision Pathways for Acute Chest Pain : The Role of Few-Shot GPT-4 in classifying Automated ECG reports |
| 7Nov - 3.45-5.15pm | C-26 | Dr.DEVIKA K DAS | AUDIT OF EARLY AND LATE DEATHS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OF A TERITIARY CARE CENTRE |
| 7Nov - 3.45-5.15pm | C-27 | ||
| 7Nov - 3.45-5.15pm | C-28 | Dr Aneesh K K | DETERMINATION OF RENAL RESISTIVE INDEX USING POCUS AS A MEASURE FOR PREDICTING ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN SEPSIS IN ED PATIENTS |
| 7Nov - 3.45-5.15pm | C-29 | SUSHMA PRIYANKA | ULTRASOUND GUIDED POPLITEAL SCIATIC NERVE BLOCKS VS IV FENTANYL IN CRUSH INJURY FOOT |
| 7Nov - 3.45-5.15pm | C-30 | Dr Harshkumar Dangi | CLINICAL PROFILE AND OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS WITH CEREBRAL VENOUS THROMBOSIS PRESENTED IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM OF TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL |
| 8Nov - 8-10am | D-31 | Dr.Vigneshwaran v | ABC SCORE IN GERIATRIC TRAUMA FOR ENHANCED PATIENT OUTCOME |
| 8Nov - 8-10am | D-32 | DR NIFA SUDHEER | ENHANCING POST-RECOVERY OBSERVATION PROTOCOLS FOR ANAPHYLAXIS : AN AMBIDIRECTIONAL MULTICENTRE COMPLIANCE AUDIT WITH THE RESUSCITATION COUNCIL OF UK (RCOUK) GUIDELINES |
| 8Nov - 8-10am | D-33 | DR. SUJITH M | ?KEEPING IT SIMPLE: EFFICACY OF REVERSE SHOCK INDEX MULTIPLIED BY GLASGOW COMA SCALE (rSIG) IN MORTALITY PREDICTION OF TRAUMA PATIENTS? |
| 8Nov - 8-10am | D-34 | LEBIN SP | A COMPARISON BETWEEN LONG AXIS AND SHORT AXIS VIEW FOR RADIAL ARTERY CANNULATION IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY ? DR LEBIN SP |
| 8Nov - 8-10am | D-35 | Anjana TK | The incidence of QTc prolongation due to magnesium deficiency in alcohol users attending an emergency department |
| 8Nov - 8-10am | D-36 | Dr. Darshan Harsukhbhai Shingala | IDENTIFICATION OF CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND PROGNOSTIC PREDICTORS OF ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY (AKI) IN PATIENTS WITH LIVER CIRRHOSIS: A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY |
| 8Nov - 8-10am | D-37 | Muhammed Afsal K | AWARENESS OF FIRST AID PRACTICES AMONG AMBULANCE DRIVERS |
| 8Nov - 8-10am | D-38 | Abin Thomas | The potential effect in the number of CTPA if a clinical probability adjusted d -dimer is added to an age adjusted d-dimer. |
| 8Nov - 8-10am | D-39 | Dr. Suman Reddy P M | : IMPACT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT SEPSIS SCREENING TOOL AND CHECKLIST ON ADHERENCE TO SEPSIS GUIDELINES AND REDUCTION IN NEWS-2 SCORE AT A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL. |
| 8Nov - 8-10am | D-40 | DR GOWTHAM KS | APPROACH TO DEAF , MUTE AND BLIND PEOPLE IN ED |
| 8Nov - 8-10am | D-41 | Dr Shashwata M Y | ASSESSMENT OF PAIN IN NON-COMMUNICATIVE ADULTS PRESENTING TO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
| 8Nov - 8-10am | D-42 | Dr Abid Nisar | AI-Assisted Transcription in Healthcare: Enhancing Efficiency and Quality in Clinical Documentation |
| 8Nov - 11.30am-1pm | E-43 | Balabharathi.K | Comparison Of Point Of Care Ultrasonography With Computed Tomography For Measuring Optic Nerve Sheath Diameter For The Detection Of Elevated Intracranial Pressure |
| 8Nov - 11.30am-1pm | E-44 | Haneendhar R | Study on Hypertonic Saline vs. Mannitol in Traumatic Brain Injury: Outcomes on Efficacy & Safety at a Tertiary Hospital |
| 8Nov - 11.30am-1pm | E-45 | Dr Bhuvneshwari Jaitawat | STUDY OF EFFECT OF MAGNESIUM SULPHATE IN MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE ORGANOPHOSPHOROUS PESTICIDE POISONING |
| 8Nov - 11.30am-1pm | E-46 | Sreenidhi Prakash | TRIAGE IN THE AGE OF AI: DIVERGING PERSPECTIVES OF EMERGENCY CARE PHYSICIANS Vs FUTURE HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS |
| 8Nov - 11.30am-1pm | E-47 | DR SHEELA | Predictors of positive findings in neuroimaging in patients presenting with headache to emergency department |
| 8Nov - 11.30am-1pm | E-48 | R N Arvind kumar | Use of Hear score in prediction of end organ damage in MI patients |
| 8Nov - 11.30am-1pm | E-49 | Dr Priyanka Soni | Diagnostic accuracy in emergency medicine department for the patient admitted in intensive care unit |
| 8Nov - 11.30am-1pm | E-50 | RAGHUNATHA REDDY BANA | FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PREHOSPITAL DELAY IN ST-SEGMENT ELEVATION MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION PATIENTS. |
| 8Nov - 11.30am-1pm | E-51 | Dr. Jeevan Kishore A S | Outcome of Trauma Patients Presenting to the ED with a Shock Index of ≥1.0 and ABC score ≥2 in a tertiary care hospital in south India. |
| 8Nov - 2-3.30pm | F-52 | Dr. Dhiresh Kumar | ASSESSMENT OF NON-INVASIVE VENTILATION ON PREOXYGENATION AND ASSOCIATED CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN COMPARISON WITH STANDARD PRACTICES DURING EMERGENCY INTUBATION |
| 8Nov - 2-3.30pm | F-53 | Alia M Hadid | EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS? SATISFACTION WITH THE ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD SYSTEM |
| 8Nov - 2-3.30pm | F-54 | Dr Karthick K | PROSPECTIVE STUDY TO ANALYSE VENOUS CONGESTION IN USING VENOUS EXCESS ULTRASOUND (VeXUS) PROTOCOL IN ACUTE HEART FAILURE PATIENTS PRESENTING IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT IN TERTIARY CARE CENTRE |
| 8Nov - 2-3.30pm | F-55 | BALA AJAY PAVAN KUMAR REDDY KASU | Prediction of early mortality among elderly patients presented to the emergency department by using NEWS score. |
| 8Nov - 2-3.30pm | F-56 | Priengkaa Manoharan | Knowledge about LASA drug error: Drivers and solution - A cross sectional study |
| 8Nov - 2-3.30pm | F-57 | Dr. Shehnaz Abdul Rahim | SUITABILITY OF BROSELOW TAPE TO ESTIMATE THE WEIGHT OF INDIAN CHILDREN ? A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY |
| 8Nov - 2-3.30pm | F-58 | Dr.Adil Afzal Mooriyattarakkal | APPLICATION OF SAN FRANSISCO SYNCOPE RULE IN THE ELDERLY ED PATIENTS PRESENTING WITH SYNCOPE |
| 8Nov - 2-3.30pm | F-59 | ||
| 8Nov - 2-3.30pm | F-60 | SHIHORA ARCHAN VALLABHBHAI | CLINICAL PROFILE AND OUTCOME OF PATIENTS RECEIVING CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION IN THE EMERGENCY MEDICINE DEPARTMENT OF A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL |
| 8Nov - 3.45-5.30pm | G-61 | CHANDRAPRAKASH | COMPARING THE EFFICACY OF NASAL OXYGEN DURING EFFORTS SECURING A TUBE (NODESAT) WITH PREOXYGENATION ALONE IN PREVENTING DESATURATION DURING RSI |
| 8Nov - 3.45-5.30pm | G-62 | Sowmiyan B | Comparative study on acute pain management in sickle disease in adults in emergency department |
| 8Nov - 3.45-5.30pm | G-63 | HURUL SAMEERA Y | How to avoid delay using RACE- A tool to identify large vessel occlusion |
| 8Nov - 3.45-5.30pm | G-64 | Dr.Shaik Karishma banu | Use HEART for Action-- HEART SCORE as a predictor for MACE |
| 8Nov - 3.45-5.30pm | G-65 | Dr.SUDHIERSHARAN BALAKRISHNAN | CHEST COMPRESSION FRACTION IN CARDIAC ARREST PATIENTS WITNESSING INSIDE HOSPITAL AS WELL AS PRESENTING TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
| 8Nov - 3.45-5.30pm | G-66 | Dr Rajakumar Govinda swamy | OPTIMIZING IMAGING CHOICES FOR RENAL COLIC IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: INSIGHTS FROM A PILOT STUDY AT HATTA HOSPITAL, UAE |
| 8Nov - 3.45-5.30pm | G-67 | Dr.samreen faqiha | PREDICTION OF MORTALITY AMONG THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL ADMISSION |
| 8Nov - 3.45-5.30pm | G-68 | Dr Shanif Muhammed | Comparison of the Full outline of unresponsiveness (FOUR) Score and Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) in Intracerebral Hemorrhage and correlation with the neuroprognostication: A Single Centre Prospective Observational Study |
| 8Nov - 3.45-5.30pm | G-69 | Dr. Joliya vipul Vallabhbhai | Prediction of post intubation cardiac arrest (PICA) in non-traumatic patients on the basis of Reverse shock index (RSI ) in the emergency medicine department. |
| 8Nov - 3.45-5.30pm | G-70 |
Greetings from EMCON 2024!
Instructions for Oral Presentations during the 26th Annual Conference of Society for Emergency Medicine India- EMCON to be held on 7- 9th November 2024, Chennai.
Duration of the talk : 7 minutes presentation + 3 minutes discussion.
Instructions to candidates for Oral presentation
- The presentation has to be uploaded on the website in the link provided on 6th November 2024.
- Kindly make sure that the presentation doesn’t exceed 7 mins. At the end of 6 minutes a buzzer will sound, indicating that you must conclude your presentation in the next 1 minute.
- On the day of presentation, please arrive at the hall 15 minutes prior to the start of the session.
- The Platform Session chairperson will not allow extra time, and no scheduling changes can be made.
- In order to allow smooth functioning of the session & adequate opportunity for all speakers, no additional time will be given.
- The judges’ decision is final & no further discussions shall be entertained.
Tips for Effective Slide Presentations
- Communicate Ideas, Not Details
- Less is better than More – Put the minimum amount of information on the slide to communicate the idea you want.
- Make It Readable – Your font should be at least 18 points in size for the body & 24 points for the heading. Use no more than 10 lines of text per slide, and avoid color combinations that do not project well, such as red on blue.
- Graphs & Tables- Graphs communicate ideas more quickly than tables. Photographs may also be effective, but avoid pictures of animals. If you must use a table, only include the pertinent details—not the full table as would be published in an article.
Slide presentations should include the following:
- 1 Title slide
- 2 Conflict of Interest disclosures slide – if any
- If a study is being presented then the following should be included.
- 3 Slide stating the question or hypothesis to be addressed
- 4 Slide describing the approach used to address the question
- 5 “Methods” slide, but do not include details about the method unless your presentation is on the method
- 6 Research results slides
- 7 Conclusions of study slide
Template for oral presentation can be downloaded from the website
Last date for submission of presentation is 6th November 2024 – website www.emcon.in
Please do feel free to contact us for clarifications at research@emcon.in
Congratulations and best wishes!
Research Committee
EMCON 2024
Society for Emergency Medicine India
Results
Poster competition winners – EMCON 2024
Sponsored awards for the unique case reports through poster presentation
1) Dr Catharine Leo, MBBS, MRCEM Part B, Emergency medicine – Final year resident, Vijaya Hospital, Tamil Nadu. Poster title: DID I JUST SEE A GHOST ? APPROACH TO PULSELESS BODY MOVEMENTS IN PROLONGED CPR
2) Dr N THIRUMOORTHI, Post graduate resident in emergency medicine – Thanjavur medical college and hospital, Tamil Nadu. Poster title – WET BRAIN WITH DRY LIMB
SEMI awards for the best Poster Presentation in the Post Graduate Section
Third Place
- 1) Dr Kushiya Sri K, MEM resident from Panimalar Medical College Hospital &RI, Tamil Nadu.
Poster Title: D CUBE (D³) – DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA OF DENGUE ENCEPHALITIS) – A RARE CASE REPORT - 2) Dr JYOTHIBABU KUZHIPPALLI, Post graduate in emergency medicine from BANGLORE BAPTIST HOSPITAL, Karnataka.
Poster Title: THE ROLE OF PLATELET/LYMPHOCYTE RATIO AND NEUTROPHIL/LYMPHOCYTE RATIO IN PREDICTING HIGH RISK HEART SCORE IN PATIENT WITH NON- ST ELEVATION ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME. - 3) Dr. Kashifa Farhana, MEM resident from Premier Hospital, Telangana.
Poster Title: FROM CRISIS TO RECOVERY: THE ROLE OF HIGH-DOSE INSULIN EUGLYCEMIC THERAPY AND LIPID EMULSION IN CCB INTOXICATION
Second Place:
- 1) Dr Devansh Goyal, Post graduate resident in emergency medicine, KGMU, Lucknow.
Poster Title: Diagnostic Dilemma: Cannabis Abuse or Organic Neurological Disorder ? A Case of Percheron Stroke with Cerebellar Involvement - 2) Dr. Architha A K, Post graduate resident in emergency medicine, Nizams institute of medical sciences, Telangana.
Poster Title: MULTISYSTEM EMERGENCIES – LIFE-THREATENING HYPEROSMOLAR HYPERGLYCEMIC STATE AND DEBILITATING NEUROLOGICAL WEAKNESS
First Place:
- 1) Dr S.SATHISH KUMAR, Post graduate resident in emergency medicine, STANLEY MEDICAL COLLEGE, Tamil Nadu.
Poster Title: KOUNIS SYNDROME – ALLERGIC ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME – A CASE SERIES
SEMI awards for the best poster presentation – Under Graduate section from Panimalar Medical College Hospital &RI, Tamil Nadu
- Third Place – Kanishkaa Sankaran, Poster Title: REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE: A NEW ERA OF PREHOSPITAL CARE
- Second Place – Sreenidhi Prakash, Poster Title: RESUSCITATE OR RELINQUISH? DECODING DO NOT RESUSCITATE (DNR) ORDER ATTITUDE AMONG ASPIRING HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS
- First Place – Jyotsna N B, Poster title: Rapid Whole-Genome Sequencing for Infection Control in Emergency Medicine
SEMI awards for the best poster presentation – Paramedics
- Third Place – MOHAMED ARSHAQ, BSE nursing, Baby Memorial Hospital Kozhikode, Kerala,
Poster Title: AED - Second Place – Anas C, BSE nursing, Baby Memorial Hospital Kozhikode, Kerala, Poster Title: EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT DETOUR
- First Place – Richa Sanyal, M.Sc. Bioinformatics, Lifeline Foundation, Gujarat, Poster Title: Impact Of AYUSH Cares: A Program Evaluation On Bridging Rural Trauma Care Gaps
Total Abstract accepted for Poster presentation
385 – Post graduate in emergency Medicine
80 – under graduate from Medical colleges
8 – Paramedics