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Recurrent Disease Post Renal Transplantation
123.1 - Recurrent Disease Post Renal Transplantation
Presenter: Lavanya SR, , , India
Authors: Lavanya SR, Manisha Sahay, Germaine Wong, Anuradha Raman, Urmila Anandh
Overview
Recurrence of native kidney disease post transplantation is an important cause of graft dysfunction and graft loss. Proper pre-transplant work up and proper patient selection is required for a successful outcome. More and more living and deceased donor transplants are being done in the developing countries. Hence this webinar would help enhance the awareness about pre transplant evaluation to prevent recurrence of kidney disease post-transplant and even if it occurs how to identify it early and provide proper treatment. Case based discussion is the high point of this webinar where nephrology fellow with present the case and the discussion would be by an expert from the developed world and two local experts which would help highlight the different approaches to management.
Learning Objectives
- To increase awareness of post transplant recurrence of renal disease
- To emphasize a proper pre transplant evaluation
- To highlight the different approaches to post transplant disease recurrence in developed world and LMIC
Moderator and Speakers
Manisha Sahay, India
Moderator
Bio
Deputy Chair, ISN CME Committee (2021-2023)
Member, South Asia regional board (2021 onwards)
Member, ISN -ANIO Committee
Council member, ISN (2017-2021)
South Asia regional board (2019-2021)
Member Young Nephrologist Committee (2011-2015)
- Editor –in chief, Indian Journal of Transplantation
- Vice President, Women in Nephrology, (WIN-INDIA)
- TTS Education Committee member
- Executive committee member, Indian society of Organ transplant
- President, Hyderabad Nephrology Forum
- Vice President, Indian Society of Nephrology (2019-21)
- KDIGO Anemia working group member
- 13 gold medals, National gold medal in Nephrology, 2003
- 165 publications in national and international journals
- Standing Committee Member, Hypertension committee, Indian Medical association
- >500 Guest lectures national, International, zonal societies
- Reviewer- Indian journal of Nephrology, Indian journal of transplant, SJKDT, Frontiers in Nephrology
- Principal Investigator, Research Clinical trials
- Trained 25 DM Nephrology students, Thesis guide 25 thesis
- Examiner MRCP PACES, DM, DNB
- Instrumental in starting free deceased donor transplantation program, Organ retrieval program & Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis program in Govt sector in Telangana, India
- Convenor, Transplant coordinator training program, Jeevandan, Telangana
Lavanya SR, India
Speaker
Bio
Nizams institute of medical sciences,Hyderabad
Currently working as DM resident in Department of Nephrology at Nizams institute of medical sciences
Germaine Wong, Australia
Speaker
Bio
Westmead Hospital
Germaine Wong is a transplant nephrologist, Director of the Western Renal Service at Westmead Hospital, Professor of Clinical Epidemiology, and NHMRC Leadership Fellow at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her main area of research interests include transplant epidemiology, cancer and chronic kidney disease, social ethics in organ donation and allocation, decision analytical modelling, health economics, population health research, and quality of life studies in patients with kidney transplants.
Anuradha Raman, India
Speaker
Bio
Consultant Nephrologist
Completed Nephrology training from Christian Medical College,Vellore.Started the Nephrology dept in Osmania general hospital, Hyderabad, started Hemodialysis and Live related renal transplant.Started the super speciality programmae and trained more than 25 post graduates before retiring as Head of the dept in 2006. Have a teaching experience of more than 40 years. Have conduted state level and national level conferences. Been an examiner in nephrology for various universities in the country. Have been president of Indian Society of Nephrology 2006-2007. Presently am the patron of WIN India.
Urmila Anandh, India
Speaker
Bio
Department of Nephrology, Amrita Hospitals
Fellowships
- International Society of Nephrology 1999 - Bristol United Kingdom
- International Society of Peritoneal Dialysis - Toronto Canada Academic Distinctions
- Best Outgoing Undergraduate Madras University 1990
- Winner of multiple Gold Medals including the Balfour Medal
- President of India Gold Medal for Best Lady Intern
- Best Outgoing DM candidate TN MGR University 1997 Awards in Nephrology
- Young Investigator Award ISPD Seoul 1998
- Young Investigator Award ISPD Montreal 2001
- Young Investigator Award ISPD Amsterdam 2004
- Distinguished Fellows Award WCN Singapore 2005
- Fellowship of Royal College of Physicians (FRCP) 2013
- ISN –ANIO Award 2016
- Fellowship of the Indian Society of Nephrology 2017
- Fellowship of the American Society of Nephrology 2018
- Over 104 publications /presentations including award papers (National / International).
- 11 Book Chapters
Member ISN Education, International Society of Nephrology
Member Dialysis Working Group , International Society of Nephrology
Member ISN South Asia Regional Board
Social Media Ambassador Cohort, The Transplantation Society
Founding President- Women in Nephrology - India
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