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The Annual Amrita Cardiology Update 2024 unfolded yesterday, at IMA Hall, Kochi. Organized by the Adult cardiology department of Amrita Hospital, Kochi, jointly with the IMA Kochi and IMA Edapally, the event served as a beacon of knowledge dissemination and professional collaboration in the realm of cardiology.

The evening commenced with a warm welcome from Dr. Rajesh T, the Organizing Chairman of the Amrita Cardiology Update 2024. The scientific sessions delved deep into contemporary topics crucial for the practice of cardiology.

Dr. K.U Natarajan illuminated the audience on the critical decision-making process of referring ACS patients, while Dr. M. Vijayakumar elucidated the role of SGLT-2 inhibitors in the current management of heart failure across the LVEF spectrum.

The subsequent sessions were equally enriching, featuring discussions led by distinguished chairpersons and experts in the field. Dr. Rajesh Thachathodiyil provided an update on lipid management, while Dr. Hisham Ahamed navigated through recent guidelines in hypertension management.

The latter part of the program witnessed in-depth explorations of complex cases and cutting-edge interventions. Dr. Navin Mathew shared insights into CHIP interventions, and Dr. M.S. Harikrishnan dissected complex arrhythmia management cases. Dr. Sarita Sekhar shed light on the often-overlooked domain of women's heart health, emphasizing its significance in clinical practice.

The event culminated with a heartfelt vote of thanks extended by Dr. Praveen G Pai, the Organizing Secretary of the Amrita Cardiology Update 2024. Attendees then partook in a Gala Dinner, fostering camaraderie and networking opportunities among peers and colleagues.

The Annual Amrita Cardiology Update 2024 stood as a testament to Amrita Hospital's unwavering commitment to excellence in healthcare education and innovation. Through collaborative efforts and shared expertise, the event catalyzed advancements in cardiovascular care, enriching the medical landscape and benefitting patient outcomes.