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This is the Second Special Conference issue of Critical Care Communications: Know all about our annual conference Criticare 2016

A joint meeting of ISCCM and International Sepsis Forum - Agra Criticare 2016 promises to be a lovely meeting with great scientific program and superb ambience

Agra all set to welcome delegates and faculty

All 12 workshops are full of enthusiastic delegates

The indigenously developed simulator to be used for the first time in Hemodynamic Monitoring Workshop

The ISCCM oration to be delivered by Dr B K Rao on 5th February 2016

Dr Rajesh Chawla to deliver the Past President’s Oration on 6th February 2016

ISCCM mobile app to be unveiled during Criticare 2016 for improved connectivity with members, see preview inside

See glimpses of the second ISCCM annual conference through the eyes of Dr Pravin Amin

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Critical Care

C O M M U N I C A T I O N S

Volume 11.1JANuARY-FeBRuARY, 2016

Contents ISCCM News HeadlIneS1 ISCCM News Headlines

2 Editorial

2 Editorial Board 2015-2016

3 President's Desk

4 Past President’s Oration 2016

4 ISCCM Oration 2016

5 General Secretary's Desk

5 Message from Chairman, CRITICARE 2016

5 Message from Organizer, CRITICARE 2016

6 Know Your Hosts: The Organizing Committee - CRITICARE 2016

6 Hansraj Nayyar Award

6 Young Talent Hunt Winners CRITICARE 2016

7 Welcome to Jaypee Palace Hotel & Convention Centre in Agra

8 Official Functions during CRITICARE 2016

8 ISCCM Scientific Program – Science, Art & Jugaad

8 The Dawn of ISCCM & ISF Alliance

9 ISCCM Mobile App

9 FICCCM Awardees 2016

9 Best Performers in ISCCM Examinations in 2015

9 Winners of Abstract Papers

9 Handed over the Baton to Criticare Agra 2016 Team

10-19 Scientific Program - CRITICARE 2016

19 Venue inspection and final bushings for CRITICARE 2016 on 4th January 2016 at Agra.

20-21 In & Around Agra

22 Agra Famous Food

23-24 CRITICARE 2017 Kochi

T h e C r i T i C a l C a r e C o m m u n i C aT i o n s a B i - m o n T h ly n e w s l e T T e r o f i n d i a n s o C i e T y o f C r i T i C a l C a r e m e d i C i n e

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Editorial Board 2015-2016

ediTor in ChiefDr. Atul P. Kulkarni, Mumbai

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depuTy ediTors

Dr. Vijaya Patil, MuMbai Dr. Jayashree M., Chandigarh

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memBers

seCreTary norTh Zone wesT Zone easT Zone souTh Zone CenTral Zone

Dr. Vandana Agarwal, MuMbai Dr Avdhesh Bansal, delhi Dr. Manoj Singh, ahMedabad Dr. Susruta Bandyopadhyay, KolKata Dr. Pradeep Rangappa, bengaluru Dr. Ranvir Singh Tyagi, agra

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Editorial

Dear Friends,

Warm greetings! This is my last editorial as Dr Kapil Zirpe, the incoming President-Elect will take over from the next issue. I had a pleasant 2 years

managing this job and I thank all my colleagues on the editorial board for their help. I am also grateful to all the contributors for sharing the information about the conferences oragnised by them and the authors of Journal Scan. Last few days are left for the upcoming Agra Conference, CRITICARE 2016 to be jointly held with the International Sepsis Forum. A lot to look forward to! By the time you get this issue the new Vice Chancellor and board members will have been elected as we will have elections between 15th-22nd January 2016. These elections will also be held electronically using the two-step system we used last year for the Executive Committee elections. As always I request you once again, to update your e-mail and mobile nos. so that you can vote in the next election and we can communicate with you electronically. This issue is the second special conference issue. Like last year’s issue you will find all that you need to know about the Agra conference: the venue, the organizers, the orators delivering the oration and past president’s oration, what to eat and where to go. The ISCCM is developing its own mobile app and you will see glimpses of the app in this issue. Dr Amin reminisces about the second CRITICARE held in 1995. In the end I wish everybody a happy new year!

dr. atul P. Kulkarnieditor,

The Critical Care Communicationspresident-elect, [email protected]

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Welcome to CritiCare 2016 agra


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President's Desk

Greetings and Warm Wishes to all

ISCCM members & Criticare

2016/ISF Delegates!

At Agra I hand over reins to Dr. Atul

Kulkarni heralding the beginning of a new era in the history of ISCCM. He will be the first ISCCM president to have a one year term. From my experience over the

last two years I know how difficult it is for the incoming president to get into the

groove and implement new ideas – it takes at least six months. With a one year term

half your time is already gone. Fortunately

we have enjoyed an excellent rapport and he has been my “Sakha” offering me unconditional support in the last two years in all my ventures.

ISCCM faces several new challenges in the years to come and all of us need to put our

best foot forward and help our incoming president in scaling new heights for ISCCM.

iSccM as an organization

Currently ISCCM has more than 8000

members and more than 80 branches all

over the country. The structure of the

organization and it’s working has changed in the last few years but a lot more needs to be done. Streamlining the processes and

working of the ISCCM office and college should be a top priority.

liaison with international organizations

We have established agreements with SCCM, ESICM, ANZICS and the

Neurocritical Care Society USA. We are also

members of international organizations like APACCM, ASAARCS and WFSICCM. We

now need to keep alive these collaborations and actively seek opportunities in research and education with these organizations.

the iSccM National conference

“CRITICARE” the ISCCM national conference is our flagship event and draws around 2500 delegates every year from

all corners of India. We also attract many

delegates from abroad mainly SAARC

countries and the Middle East. CRITICARE

2016 Agra is a joint meeting with the International Sepsis Forum and the latest

developments in sepsis will be discussed. The Agra organizing committee especially

Dr. Ranvir Tyagi, Dr. Rakesh Tyagi and Dr. Diptimala Agarwal have worked very hard to ensure a good conference. I am sure all

of you will enjoy the pleasant weather and the sites to see in Agra.

We need to rethink the way we do our national conference in order to improve

it further. The president is currently the

scientific chair of the national conference and I am happy to say that this arrangement

is working well, but it can certainly be improved. At present there is undue

strain on the local organizing committee

especially with regard to finances and how to attract delegates for both the workshops and the main conference. The ISCCM EC

needs to get more involved in all aspects of

the conference and work in tandem with the local organizing committee.

Workshops and Short courses

The ISCCM 4c course has progressed well under Dr. Chawla’s able stewardship and the 2nd edition will be launched at Agra. Our focus in the next few years should be to try and standardize all our workshops with uniform content and course manuals. The

conference organizing committee, the EC

and the college board need to work together for this.

iccM and education

The ISCCM college is now well established, the first 2 chancellors and vice chancellors have done a commendable job in streamlining the IDCCM and IFCCM

and nurturing the post MBBS certificate and nursing IDCCN. The challenges before

us are

1. Completely shifting to the online

website and streamlining the various processes involved in the working of the college

2. Improving the educational support from

dr. Shivakumar Iyerpresident, isCCm

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the center by having regular online

educational modules in addition to the

current webinars

3. Getting the teachers to improve

teaching at the bedside and locally and

conduct competency based in-training

assessment of students

4. Improving the written and practical examination processes

From this year the president will also be the chancellor of the college further

streamlining the working of college board and EC.

research

This is the area we are the weakest. We have already done some epidemiological

studies (INDICAPS for example) and are

on the threshold of launching our very own research database and App “CHITRA”. The next steps are most important

1. Getting all our teaching institutes to

adopt CHITRA for data collection in

their units

2. Involving compulsory collection by our

IDCCM and other students

3. Providing support for data collection

locally

4. Providing electronic/online support for

using the CHITRA app

5. Providing timely reports and data

analysis for all individual units ensuring

confidentiality of data.

6. Generating an India specific severity of illness score

7. Doing further studies on the basis of this

CHITRA data base

Dr. Sriram Sampath has worked tirelessly on this project and has brought it to the point where it can be launched for further use by all our units/members. WE have planned a

one hour session for potential users during

CRITICARE 2016.

Like I said at the beginning of my message, I hand over reins to Dr. Atul Kulkarni and the new EC at Agra. I would like to once again thank all my ISCCM colleagues, members of the EC and college board and

all my friends for having supported me so

wholeheartedly in all my endeavours.

May ISCCM under Dr. Atul Kulkarni's guidance succeed in further promoting care

of the critically ill through research and

education!


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ISCCm oration 2016

Past President’s oration 2016

dr. Brijendra Kumar rao

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dr. rajesh chawla

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Padam Bhushan Awardee, guide and mentor to many of today’s intensivists, will deliver the ISCCM oration during the morning session of the 5th Feb 2016 at 9:50 -10:20 am on

first day of the conference.Dr. Brijendra Kumar Rao, born on 24th March 1954, is an alumnus of Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi from where he did graduation in 1975 and post-graduation in Anaesthesiology in 1980.Dr. B.K. Rao started his professional career in 1983 as a Consultant Anaesthesiologist at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi. Right from the early years of his practice, Dr. Rao had special interest in Intensive Care Medicine. He had the vision to forsee critical care medicine emerging as a separate specialty and a key to high end care in all other disciplines. ICU’s in those years were manned by consultants from a single specialty. Deviating from this, Dr. Rao set up a Department of Critical care medicine in 1996 which was manned by full time multispeciality team of intensivists. Today, this has become the standard pattern in Intensive care units across the country. Dr Rao has been teaching critical care for over three decades to the residents of various specialities posted in the ICU. Dr. Rao is currently the chairman, Department of Critical care and Emergency Medicine, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. He is a recognised teacher in Critical care medicine for the DNB and ISCCM diploma and fellowship programs, post graduate thesis co- guide and researcher.Dr. Rao served as the Chairman, Board of Management Sir Ganga Ram Hospital from 2006 to 2011. Dr. Rao was Post Graduate Committee and Ethics Committee member and advisor to the President, Medical Council of India. In 2013, Dr. Rao was nominated as a Member, Board of Governors, Medical Council of India by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, Government of India.Dr. Rao has been the Organizing Chairman and Coordinator of various national and international conferences & workshops which include “TraumaCare 2010” - 23rd international conference of International Trauma Care (ITC), “Trauma Criticare 2003,7th national conference of ITACCS (Indian Chapter)”, “Critical Care-Trauma” Chapter for the 51st & 52nd Annual Conference of Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists, “36th National Trauma Management Course” in association with Academy of Traumatology (India), International Conference on “A Healthcare Initiative - Public-Private Partnership Model” in collaboration with Ministry of Health & Family Welfare and Associated Chambers of Commerce & Industry of India (ASSOCHAM).Dr. Rao has participated in over 60 state and national conferences as invited faculty, speaker, guest speaker and keynote speaker. He has been an ‘Invited Faculty’ in many international conferences including American Association of Respiratory Care conference 1993, Tennessee, USA; ‘Trauma Care 2004’ international conference at Sydney, Australia; ‘Trauma Care 2007’ at Las Vegas, USA; ‘Trauma Care 2008’ at Yokohoma, Japan; and Oman Society of Anaesthesia & Critical Care conference 2009, Muscat, Oman.

Dr. Rajesh Chawla, MD, FCCM, is a well-known name in the Indian Pulmonary Medicine &Critical CareCommunity. He is currently the head of the department of Respiratory,

Critical Care and Sleep Medicine at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi.He had been the past president of the Indian Society of CriticalCare Medicine and at present he is a Chancellor of Indian College of Critical CareMedicine.He has done some path breaking contribution to the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine (ISCCM). He Conceptualized and started Critical Care Communication (bimonthly News Bulletin). He was the Editor for the same for five years. He was instrumental in starting Electronic election at ISCCM. He conceptualized & started Indian College of Critical Care Medicine. He was Vice Chancellor (2012-2014) and currently is the Chancellor of the College. He stared Comprehensive Critical Care Course (4C) and saw to it that this is successful. He has just launched an online Critical Care Infectious Diseases Course with the help of eminent Infectious

Dr. Rao has over 30 publications including journal articles, research papers and book chapters. He is a co-guide to many DNB theses from the department of Medicine and Pulmonology.Dr. Rao has held honorary positions in various professional bodies. He has been a Member - Editorial Board of Journal of ITACCS (Indian Chapter), Corresponding Editor- Asian Archives of Anaesthesiology and Resuscitation, North India Coordinator - International Trauma Anaesthesia & Critical Care Society (Indian Chapter),Ex-President - International Trauma Anaesthesia & Critical Care Society (Indian Chapter).Dr. Rao is a member of Society for Critical Care Medicine, European Society of Intensive Care Medicine, International Society for Study of Pain (Indian Chapter), Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists, Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine, International Trauma Anaesthesia & Critical Care Society (Indian Chapter), Research Society of Anaesthesia & Clinical Pharmacology.Dr. Rao is associated with various government, corporate and industrial bodies.He is a Board Member, National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Health Care Providers (NABH); an external expert, Technical advisory committee for purchase of medical equipment, Govt, of NCT of Delhi; and Chairman - Health Committee, Associated Chambers of Commerces Industry of India (ASSOCHAM).Dr. Rao was awarded International Fellowship by American Respiratory Care Foundation and American Association for Respiratory Care, Dallas, USA in 1993 in recognition of the global efforts to promote the respiratory care practices. He has been felicitated at “Community Thanksgiving Ceremony” by Associated Chambers of Commerce & Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) in August 2006. He was bestowed with ‘Distinguished Service Award’ by Delhi Medical Association on Doctor’s Day (1st July 2006) in recognition of outstanding contributions to the medical profession and society at large,and “Indira Gandhi Excellence Award” at GPCON2006 held at Maulana Azad Medical College in November 2006. In recognition of contributions towards Anaesthesia and Critical Care, the Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists (Delhi Chapter) honored him with “Anaesthesia Award” in July 2007. Dr. Rao was felicitated with the “Achiever’s Award” on the Golden Jubilee of Maulana Azad Medical College on 26th February 2008.In recognition of his contribution to the field of medicine, Dr. Rao was awarded the third highest national award “Padma Bhushan”by His Excellency, the President of India, on 14th April 2009.

diseases specialist and intensivists. He is the Editor of the ICU Protocols - a book of ISCCM. He is a keen and popular teacher.He has also received Presidential Citation by the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), USA in 2010 and 2011 and was also Member, Scientific Program Planning Committee of the Annual Conference of Society of Critical Care Medicine USA. (2009-2011). He has done lot of work in relation to Non- Invasive Ventilation and wrote the guidelines for the same. He has published extensively in peer reviewed journals.


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message from organizer, CRItICARe 2016

message from Chairman, CRItICARe 2016

dr. Subhash chandra

Dear Members of the ISCCM family,It gives me great pleasure to welcome you all to the 22nd

Annual Conference of the Indian society of Criticarl care Medicine being held at Agra.Annual conference provide an opportunity for useful scientific interactions amongst researchers, professionals, clinicians, students as well as the CRITICAL care industries to renew our commitment

What we Endeavour and dream, that you archived by hard WorkIndian Society of Critical Care

Medicine- Agra Chapter Conducted our First National conference in 2009 with great success and participation. It gave us great encouragement to do better and achieve higher milestones.Thus We are delighted to organize this year's CRITICARE 2016 -Jointly Organized by International Sepsis Forum and Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine, it is first

towards the promotion of its goal and objective forthe service of humanity.With the theme of : Right Time, Decision, Intervention | for Better outcomesI hope that the deliberations to follow during this conference will be very meaningful and enrich the knowledge of individuals. Let everyone enjoy high quality symposia, panel discussion, workshop, guest lectures from eminent

scientists from India and abroad, quality exhibition of biomedical instruments.I congratulate Dr. Ranvir Singh Tyagi and his dynamic team for their dedicated efforts in planning a rich scientific programme during this meeting. I have no doubt that this conference will prove to a very momentous success and we will cherish this in our memories.

ranvir Singh tyagiOrganising Secretary

rakesh Kumar tyagiOrganising Secretary

diptimala agarwalScientific Chairperson

global summit on CRITICARE in IndiaIn continuing with the history of ISCCM. We promise a galaxy of international and national faculties to share their knowledge and expertise in the field of critical care.Reputed international organizations like ISF (USA) and critical care societies from world over will participate in the conference. The conference will be succeeded by 15-20 workshopsWith the Continuing Support and encouragement of the association

Members and tremendous response of other associates and participant, we hope to achieve new Landmark in this year's CRITICARE 2016 and strive towards a higher successWe wish all the participants may enjoy a comfortable stay in Agra and may savor the hospitality that will be extended to them, true to the spirit of City of love and will carry back pleasant and cherishes memories of this event for life long.

dr. Subhal dixitGeneral secretary, isCCm

Dear friends

I welcome you all on behalf of ISCCM to this wonderful city of Taj , Agra for Criticare 2016 .

The mega event is on and the ball is rolling fast and a real big feast

has been planned for you all in terms of a great scientific program.

In addition ISCCM this year has joined hands with ISF and is

having its international meeting in Agra along with Criticare . The

top brass of national and international faculty will be enlightening

us in all various fields and topics in critical care and I'm sure this

is going to be a feast and will help us all in our clinical practice to

serve our patients well.

General Secretary's Desk

The workshops have been planned with great precision and will train all of us with hands on sessions and we can openly discuss all issues with the cream of faculty involved in workshops .

The industry participation has been good and I sincerely thank the industry for their generous support .

I thank and appreciate the enormous efforts of the entire Criticare 2016 committee under leadership of Dr. Ranveer and Dr. Dipitimala for a fantastic Criticare 2016 Agra .

Wish you all the best

Warm regards


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Know Your Hosts: the organizing Committee - CRItICARe 2016

ranvir Singh tyagiOrganising Secretary

rakesh Kumar tyagiOrganising Secretary

Sunil BansalCo Organizing Chairman

tarun SinghalCo Organizing Chairman

t.c. PippalChairman Workshop Commit tee

Vijay KhuranaChairman Workshop Commit tee

Sanjeev agarwalTreasurer

amit GuptaJoint Secretary

Sachin GoyalJoint Secretary

dr. Shivakumar IyerNational President &

National Scientific Chairperson, Cri ticare 2016

dr. Subhash chandraOrganising Chairman

anil SaraswatPresident ISCCM Agra Chapter

diptimala agarwalScientific Chairperson

Hansraj Nayyar Award

Young Talent Hunt Winners CriTiCare 2016

Abstract Title

Can cardiac dysfunction induced during weaning predict extubation success ?

Presenting Author : Amarja Ashok Havaldar, Bangalore

Introduction : Cardiac dysfunction induced by weaning is known. It can happen without underlying heart disease. Dysfunction is mainly caused by change in intrathoracic pressure from positive to negative leading to increased systemic vascular resistance, preload and afterload. It can be assessed noninvasively by echocardiography. Previous trials were done mainly in particular sets of patients such as COPD, without underlying heart disease, without arrhythmia. Aim of our study was to assess whether cardiac dysfunction induced during weaning by pressure support, predicts extubation

success. Inclusion criterias of our study were more pragmatic.

Methods : It was prospective observational study.After approval from institutional ethical committee and informed consent, patients >18 yrs of age, planned for extubation as per decision of treating physician, were included (n=100). Tracheostomised and pregnant patients were excluded. Primary outcome was extubation success or failure. Secondary outcome was ICU length of stay and ICU mortality.

Baseline characteristics, weaning and echocardiography parameters were collected pre and post extubation. LV systolic dysfunction was assessed by visual gestalt method. LV diastolic dysfunction was assessed by transmitral flow velocity and mitral annular flow velocity. TAPSE and IVC diameter was measured. E/A,E/e’ were calculated.

Results : Statistical analysis was done using STATA12. Baseline characteristics were comparable. Pre E/e’ was 7.92 vs 8.23 (P=0.6822) in extubation success and failure groups respectively.

Patients with moderate to severe LV dysfunction had higher E/e’ during weaning (7.36 vs 9.13P=0.0038).ICU length of stay and ICU mortality was higher in extubation failure group. Post extubation E/e’ was higher in extubation failure group (7.87 vs 9.38 P=0.0302)

Conclusion : E/e’ during weaning trial did not predict extubation success. Cardiac dysfunction induced during weaning may get masked during weaning by PS-PEEP and manifest post extubation. Patients with high E/e’ post extubation and with moderate to severe LV dysfunction may benefit from prophylactic non invasive ventilation.

Dr. Atiharsh Mohan AgarwalDr. P. V. Sai Saran Dr. Pralay GhoshDr. Sujay Samanta


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Welcome to Hotel Jaypee Palace & Convention Centre in Agra

The regal Jaypee Palace Hotel and Convention Centre, a glorious structural blend of red sandstone

and marble is spread over an unbounded 25 acres of elegantly landscaped luxuriant greenery. Sprinkled with enormous water bodies and endless walkways, this magical creation impeccably blends Mughal and contemporary architecture with modern amenities. Leading the way to luxurious rooms and suites, the impressive interiors along the way set the tone for a majestic way.

This lavish creation is extraordinarily unique and awe-striking when it comes to ambience, recreation, accommodation, food, spa and everything that you can name. The incredible beauty and irresistible charm of this hotel lures thousands of visitors each year. The amusement and recreation facilities of Jaypee Palace Hotel will make you visit this place again and again.

Strategically located in the main tourist district of Agra, on Fatehabad Road, Jaypee Palace Hotel is 2 hours from Delhi by Train as well as from Yamuna Expressway. There is no denying the fact

that, this lavish creation is a fine concoction of deluxe accommodation, recreation and rejuvenation, hence offer every kind of modern facility that a man would demand today. Being located 12.4 kms from Kheria (Agra) Airport and 8 kms from Agra Cantt, Railway Station, this meticulously designed masterpiece provides wide scope for all the travelers and vacationers to find

refuge in its tranquil and serene ambience. The kind of food available at this landmark is one of a kind that will serve to your taste buds until your senses are fully taken over. So, get ready to indulge in the luxury and sumptuousness offered by Jaypee Palace Hotel in Agra.

Criticare-2017

23rd Annual Conference ofIndian Society of Critical Care Medicine

1st, 2nd February 2017

Workshop3rd, 4th , 5th February 2017

ConferenceCrowne Plaza, Kochi Le Meridien, Kochi

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official Functions during CRItICARe 20163rd February 2016

1. Workshop Inauguration 11:00

4th February 2016

1. Exhibition inauguration 17:00

2. EC & College meeting followed by faculty dinner.

5th February 2016

1. ISCCM oration 9:50 - 10:20

2. President's address 10:20 - 10:50

3. Meeting with Branch secretaries and chairpersons 13:15 - 13:45

4. President's session - 16:45 - 17:30

5. Quiz preliminaries 16:45 - 17:30 Hall D

6. College convocation - 17:30 - 18:30

7. Inauguration - 18:30 - 19:00

8. President dinner - 20:00 onwards (Cultural program from 19:00 to 20:00) Venue Kalakriti.

6th February 20161. Past president oration 09:50 - 10:20

2. Hansraj Nayyar prize paper 10:20 - 10:50

3. New EC meeting 12:20 - 13:30

4. Quiz final 17:35 - 18:35

5. AGM 18:45 - 20:00

6. Banquet - Venue ITC Mughal Sheraton

7th February 20161. Valedictory function 13:15 - 14:00

ISCCm Scientific Program – Science, Art & Jugaad

dr. Shivakumar IyerisCCm president &Scientific Chairperson, CriTiCare 2016

the Dawn of ISCCm & ISF

AllianceMeeting of Dr. Dipitmala Agarwal and

Dr. Ranvir Singh Tyagi with Dr. Mervyn Singer at CRITICARE 2014

The ISCCM national conference has evolved over the last 22 years into a highly respected annual event not only in the country but also in Asia and the rest of the world. We have

held joint meetings with the APACCM and this time we have a joint meeting with the International Sepsis Forum (ISF).

Workshops

This time we have taken a step forward in attempting standardized content and content for some of our workshops namely the mechanical ventilation, hemodynamic monitoring, ultrasound and ECHO, Neurocritical Care and EOLC and Communication workshops. Standardization of workshops is a work in progress and with time I hope all ISCCM workshops will be standardized like our 4C workshop. The revised 2nd edition of the 4C workshop will be unveiled for the first time at Agra. A new Critical Care Infectious Diseases Course will also be launched at the time of CRITICARE 2016. Registration for the workshops has been patchy and this may partly be due to the fact that there are now a lot of regional ISCCM conferences offering workshops.

International faculty, ISF and Main Scientific program

The preparation of the main scientific program for Criticare 2016 started with our agreement with the ISF. 14 international faculty from ISF will attend and there will be two halls devoted to sepsis sessions on day 1 and day 2 of the conference. This made it difficult for us to fit other topics and we were also not able to invite international faculty for certain themes. Fortunately for us we have Dr. Daniel De Backer (Hemodynamics), Dr. Massimo Antonelli (Mechanical Ventilation) and Dr. Romergryko Geocadin (Neurocritical Care) covering other areas. The ISF faculty too generously agreed to contribute to the non-sepsis scientific program. However with so many international faculty members, the Indian faculty may not have been too well represented.

The national scientific committee generously contributed topics and ideas for the various themes that have been included in the program. The pediatric program prepared by the ISCCM Pediatric section has been integrated with the adult program and has two sessions exclusively devoted to pediatric critical care on day 3. A

presidential session on “ICU culture around the world” is being done for the first time with the presidents of many international societies including SCCM, ESICM, ISF, and WFSICCM. There is also a panel on Critical Care in SAARC countries. The scientific sessions have been organized into various themes, interesting debates and informative master classes. The CritiQuiz has generated a lot of interest and the final quiz on day 2 promises to be as good if not better than the Quiz at Bengaluru. We have also introduced for the first time sessions along with our industry partners that will highlight the latest advances in critical care.

Research and showcasing young talent

More than 130 entries were received for free papers. There will be 36 oral presentations and over 80 E-poster presentations. A new format for E-poster presentations is being done as at the ESICM conference. There are also around 20 international ISF abstracts that will be presented.

Young talent awards have been given to 3 young presenters. As also we have introduced a new “Tips and Tricks by the Gurus” session where young intensivists from all over the country will present interesting cases and pose queries to gurus from India and abroad. We have also introduced a new “Best IJCCM papers 2015) session wherein the best 3 IJCCM papers will be presented.

Showcasing and highlighting our young talent along with offering the latest scientific knowledge through renowned national and international faculty has been a major challenge.

The jury is still out whether organizing the scientific content of a conference is a science or an art but there are always elements of expediency and “Jugaad”.


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ISCCm mobile App

Dear Members,

Today's fast paced world is driven by technology and dynamic flow

of information. In order to keep with this rapid shift, ISCCM has always tried to come up with new innovative ways of engaging with everyone and provide a platform for members to engage.

Toward this effort, we are pleased to inform

you of our newest endeavor, ISCCM own Mobile App is under development. The App is our effort to build our own Private network.

Key Features

News and Updates

Discussions

ISCCM Events

Newsletters

Polls

Photo Gallery

Video Gallery

IJCCM

With the new App, we plan to stay connected with our members and help them connect with each other!

Handed over the Baton to CRItICARe Agra 2016 team

FICCCM Awardees 2016

Dr. Arindam Kar Dr. Banambar RayDr. Sandeep Kantor Dr. Y. P. Singh Dr. Ranvir Singh Tyagi

Winners of Abstract Papers1. Can cardiac dysfunction induced during weaning predict

extubation success ? - Amarja Ashok Havaldar, Bangalore

2. Standardized Insulin Protocol: Better Glycemic Control in Critically Ill Patients - Mohamed Hisham B, Coimbatore

3. “Prospective study to determine the incidence and risk factors associated with ICU delirium in Indian cancer patients” - Harish M M, Mumbai

Best Performers in ISCCM Examinations in 2015

Anand Memorial Award for topper in IFCCMDr. Manju Mathew

Dr Vijayalakshmi Kamat Memorial Award for topper in IDCCM

Dr. Jayprakash Narayanan

IDCCN Awards Dr. Manish Hadiya

IDCCN Awards Dr. Pushpendra Kumar Sharma

Anand Memorial Award for topper in IDCCM

Dr. Subhra Sen

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Scientific Program - CRItICARe 2016Day-1 Friday, 5th February, 2016 Venue : Hotel Jaypee Palace & Convention Centre, Agra

07:00 Onwards RegistrationPlenARy SeSSion

Time Chairpersons - Shivakumar Iyer, Simon Finfer Speaker08:00-08:25 hrs Global epidemiology of sepsis Derek Angus08:25-08:50 hrs Sepsis in India J V Divatia08:50-09:15 hrs Comparing Outcomes from Sepsis-one country with another Kathy Rowan09:15-09:40 hrs Circulatory management From best fluids to best vasopressor Daniel De Backer09:40-09:50 hrs DiscussionQ/A Chairpersons - Shivakumar Iyer, Subhal Dixi t, Atul Kulkarni09:50-10:20 hrs iSCCM oration B K Rao Chairpersons - Subhal Dixi t, Atul Kulkarni 10:20-10:50 hrs President’s address Shivakumar Iyer10:50-11:10 hrs Tea Break

Time Hall-Krishna Hall-Bihari Hall-Govind Hall-Jagganath Hall-Vasudev Hall-nandgopal Hall-Puroshot tam11:10-12:20 hrs Session A 1:

Ventilation in ARDS Chairperson(s): 1: Ashit Bhagwati 2: Dhruv Chaudhry 3: J V Divatia 4: R K Singh

Session B 1: Viruses Chairperson(s): 1: Dilip Karnad 2: G C Khilnani 3: Anirban Hom Choudhry 4: Rakesh Tyagi

Session C 1: Current Controversies in sepsis Chairperson(s): 1: N Ramakrishnan 2: Subhash Todi 3: Pradip Bhat tacharya 4: Diptimala Agarwal

Session D 1: Neuro-cri tical care Chairperson(s): 1: Rajesh Mishra 2: Farhad Kapadia 3: Y P Singh 4: Vinod Kumar Singh

Session E 1: Cardiac cri tical Care Chairperson(s): 1: Sushruta Bandyopadhyay 2: Pradip Bhat tacharya 3: Subhal Dixi t 4: S C Agarwal

Session F 1: Hemodynamic monitoring & Shock Chairperson(s): 1: Vijaya Patil 2: Rahul Pandit 3: Tarun Singhal 4: Ranvir Singh Tyagi

Session G 1: Interesting Papers Chairperson(s):

Time Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker11:10-11:25 hrs Ventilation for

ARDS-Does the mode of ventilation mat ter?

J V Peter

Ebola Tom Van Der Poll

Are Antibiot-ics all they have been made up to be?

Mervyn Singer

Glasgow Coma Scale-TIME FOR A CRITICAL REAP-PRAISAL

Pravin Amin

ACS Guidelines 2015? Whats new for the Intensivist?

Khusrav Bajan

Lactates Revisi ted

Daniel De Backer

Association Between the Choice of IV Crystal-loid and In-Hospital Mor tal-i ty Among Cri tically Ill Adults With Sepsis

Prakash Shastri

11:25-11:40 hrs PEEP/ Re-cruitment

Ram Rajagopalan

Dengue Shirish Prayag

Will biomark-ers make a dif ference?

Jean Louis Vincent

Ischemic Stroke-Year in review

Kapil Zirpe

Refractory cardiogenic shock

Yatin Mehta

Preload re-sponsiveness – Limited Real World applicabili ty

Atul Kulkarni

Augmented Renal Clearance in the ICU: Results of a Multicenter Observational Study of Re-nal Function in Cri tically Ill Patients With Normal Plasma Creatinine Concentra-tions

Pradeep Rangappa

11:40-11:55 hrs Prone ventila-tion-Current Status

Massimo Antonelli

Flu Thierry Calandra

Is EGDT Dead?

Simon Finfer

Refractory Status epilep-ticus-Beyond Benzodiaz-epines

Harsh Sapra

CPR Guide-lines 2015: Whats new?

Anand Nikalje Non Invasive Cardiac Output monitoring

Srinivas Samvedam

Ef fects of Propofol on Patient-Ventilator Synchrony and Interac-tion During Pressure Suppor t Ventilation and Neu-rally Adjusted Ventilatory Assist

Pradip Bhat tacharya

11:55-12:10 hrs Rescue therapy in ARDS

Praveen Khilnani

Pandemics-How to prepare?

John Marshall

How to combat antimicrobial resistance

Tom Van Der Poll

Waking patients up: Revers-ing Brain Herniation and Improv-ing Level of Conscious-ness

Romergryko G Geocadin

Aor tic Dissection-Diagnosis and Manage-ment

R Phillip Dellinger

Microcircula-tion-What is the link with the systemic hemodynam-ics?

Daniel De Backer

Canprocalci-tonin levels indicate the need for adjunctive therapies in sepsis?

Yash Javeri

12:10-12:20 hrs DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A Aspirin as a Potential Treatment in Sepsis or ARDS

Pradeep Bhatia

12:20-13:30 hrs Session A 2: U-Tryp Krishna (Bharat Serum) Chairperson(s):

Session B 2: La-Renon Chairperson(s):

Session C 2: Pneumocare / AKPI Chairperson(s):

Session D 2: Mechanical Ventilation-Covidien Chairperson(s):

Session E 2 : Cipla / Chairperson(s):

Session F 3: Fungal infec-tions in ICU –challenges in patient management (MSD) Chairperson(s): 1. Rajesh Mishra

Session G 3: Pfizer / Astra Zeneca Chairperson(s):

12:20-12:40 hrs Management of Cy tokine storm: From controversies to consensus

Moderator - Rajesh Mishra, Panelist - Yash Javeri, Abhinav Gupta, P K Roy, Ji tendra Sharma, Y P Singh, Reshma Tiwari, Arvind Dogra, Khusrav Bajan

New Advancement in Aerosol Delivery

R K Mani Synchrony Shivakumar Iyer

The value of IV Minocy-cline in the MDR era

Rajesh Chawla

Changing epidemiol-ogy of fungal infections in India

Arunaloke Chakrabar ti

Practical approach in managing cri tically ill patients- In-fections and beyond

Moderator: Subhash Todi / Panelists: Jigeeshu Divatia, Camila Rodrigues, Shiris Prayag, Rajesh Chawla

12:40-13:00 hrs Impor tance of New Inter faces in Ventilation

Dhruv Choudhry

NIV/LC Subhash Todi Antifungal Management for Cri tically Ill Patients in ICU

Thierry. Calandra

13:00-13:20 hrs Make in India Prashant Saxena

PAV + J V Divatia Early ini tia-tion with anti-fungal agent – a case presentation

Khusrav Bajan


11Time Hall-Krishna Hall-Bihari Hall-Govind Hall-Jagganath Hall-Vasudev Hall-nandgopal Hall-Puroshot tam

Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker13:20-13:30 hrs Airway

Manage-ment - Post Intubation Pulmonary Complica-tions

Dipankar Sarkar

Panel discussion Q&A

00:00-00:00 hrs DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A13:30-14:15 hrs Lunch14:15-15:25 hrs Session A 3:

Ventilation Chairperson(s): 1: Shirish Prayag 2: Manish Munjal 3: Rajiv Upadhyay 4: Rahul Sahai

Session B 3: System Aproaches to Sepsis Chairperson(s): 1: Narendra Rungta 2: Srinivas Samvedam 3: Lali t Singh 4: Vineet Chauhan

Session C 3: Special Bugs Chairperson(s): 1: Arvind Baronia 2: Ram Rajagopalan 3: Rohit Gupta 4: Vikas Bansal

Session D 3: Nephro cri tical care Chairperson(s): 1: Sauren Panja 2: Manoj Singh 3: Pramod Sood 4: Bharat Maheshwari

Session E 3: Trauma Chairperson(s): 1: Mohan Mathew 2: Anand Dongre 3: Sameer Kumar 4: Sanjeev Sharma

Session F 3: Fluids & Vasopressors Chairperson(s): 1: Jose Chacko 2: Rajiv Kishore 3: Sunil Bansal 4: Gaurav Mahesh Gupta

Session G 3: ICU Round

14:15-14:30 hrs High Flow Oxygen Therapy

Balaramach-andran

Improving Sepsis in the ED

Flavia Machado

Fungal Infec-tions-Global Perspective

Thierry Calandra

Septic AKI is more than just ATN!

Ravi Kumar

Intubation Bundle

Suchitra Ranji t

Are Buf fered Salts bet ter than Saline?

Simon Finfer

Status Epilep-ticus - Kapil Zirpe (Co-ordinator)

Vikas Bansal, Pradip Bhat-tacharya, Ram Raj Go-palan, Pradep Bhatia, Y P Singh

14:30-14:45 hrs Transpul-monary Pressure Monitoring-Current status

Pradip Bhat tacharya

Quali ty indi-cators for ap-propriateness of antibiotic use

Subhash Todi Fungal Infec-tions-Indian Perspective

Arunalok Chakrabor ty

Ex tend the time? Slow the flow? What exactly is SLEDD?

Pradeep Rangappa

Critical Care Challenges in Burn Man-agement

Rajiv Shukla

Resuscitaion fluid-Does one size fi t all?

Rajesh Pande

14:45-15:00 hrs NIV-Newer Indications

Massimo Antonelli

The shock room-The place to man-age sepsis

Jean Louis Vincent

Multidrug Resistant Bugs-Indian Scenario

Raman Sardana

Drug dosing for ICU patients undergoing SLEDD/IHD:

Arindam Kar Trauma-Chest

Sashi Kumar

Vasopressin-from VASST to VANISH!

Vijaya Patil

Acute Fat Embolism Syndrome - Rajesh Mishra (Co-ordinator)

Ravi Kumar, Sarina Agarwal, Sameer Kumar, R K Mani, Yash Javeri, Sauren Panja

15:00-15:15 hrs CO2 Removal-Is i t an Impor tant goal in Ventilation

Farhad Kapadia

Sepsis in the Elderly

Charles Sprung

Malaria Flavia Machado

How to prevent AKI in ICU

Rajesh Mishra

Damage Con-trol surgery in Trauma

N Ganapathy

Colloids – Is Albumin the only choice?

Konrad Reinhar t

15:15-15:25 hrs DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/ATea/Cof fee served all through af ternoon15:25-16:35 hrs Session A 4:

EOLC Chairperson(s): 1: Jigi Divatia 2: Jean Louis Vincent 3: Gyan Prakash Gupta 4: Pradeep Singh

Session B 4: Research/ Data Management Chairperson(s): 1: Rahul Pandit 2: Farhad Kapadia 3: Anurag Kishore 4: D P Agrawal

Session C 4: Communication Chairperson(s): 1: Subhal Dixi t 2: Yatin Mehta 3: Chinu Agarwal 4: Ashutosh Gupta

Session D 4: Quali ty & Safety Chairperson(s): 1: D P Samaddar 2: Jayant Shelgaonkar 3: Rajiv Jain 4: Tasneem Ladha

Session E 4: Professionalism & Ethics Chairperson(s): 1: Praveen Khilnani 2: Mayank Jain 3: Anupam Sharma 4: Pooja Bansal

Session F 4: Tele ICU and Outreach, ICU triage Chairperson(s): 1: D K Singh 2: Abhinav Gupta 3: Sanjay Agarwal 4: Vipul Agarwal

Session G 4: Chairperson(s) 1. T C Pippal

15:25-15:40 hrs Worldwide consensus on principles of EOL

Charles Sprung

Research in a resource lim-ited set ting

Dilip Karnad Communica-tion with patients

Vijaya Patil

Use of checklist & multidis-ciplinary rounds in ICU

Flavia Machado

Conflict of Interest

Sumit Ray

Is i t prime-time for Tele-ICU services in India?

N Ramakrish-nan

Role of video laryngo-scope.. Airway challenges in ICU

Syed Moeid Ahmed

15:40-15:55 hrs Barriers to EOL in India

Shivakumar Iyer

From Audit to Research: The ICNARC (UK) experi-ence

Kathy Rowan Should we have families par ticipate in CCM?

Todd Dorman Root Cause Analysis: To err is human, To continue to err is not!

Subhash Todi Addressing Burnout

Rajan Barokar

Facili tators and barriers in Tele-ICU

Sandeep Dewan

Bronchos-copy for oppor tunistic infection in ICU

Avdhesh Bansal

15:55-16:10 hrs Death in ICU-An impor tant quali ty indicator

Sheila Myatra CHITRA Shivakumar Iyer

Teamwork & handover

Frank Shann Core quali ty measures: keeping a track

Banambar Ray

Creating Compliance to Guidelines

R Phillip Dellinger

MET current status

Yash Javeri

Patient Ventilator Dysynchrony during NIV

Gyanendra Agarwal

16:10-16:25 hrs Preparing for death in ICU

Rajkumar Mani

Outcome measures for ICU trials

John Marshall

Disclosure of error in ICU

Arvind Baronia

Quali ty Improvement in resource limited set-tings

Derek Angus

The 4 ethical principles-how to reconcile them?

Ram Rajagopalan

ICU triage Aji th Kumar

16:25-16:35 hrs DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/ATea/Cof fee served all through af ternoon

16:45:17:30 hrs Hall-Krishna Hall-Bihari Hall-Govind Hall-Jagganath Hall-Vasudev Hall-Nandgopal Hall-Puroshot tam Prseident’s Session: Panel

discussion: ICU Culture around the world Moderators: Rajesh Chawla, N Ramakrishnan, Shivaku-mar Iyer Panelists: Todd Dorman, Daniel De Backer, Jean Louis Vincent, Simon Finfer, Atul Kulkarni, John Marshall

Quiz Prelimi-naries Time-16:45-17:30 pm Hall:

Session B 9: Best Papers from IJCCM 2015 Chairperson(s):

Session B 9: Masterclass How to Read a Paper? Chairperson(s): 1: Atul Kulkarni 2: Jose Chacko 3: Rajendra Tandon 4: Sharad Gupta

16:45-17:30 hrs Pat terns of central venous oxygen saturation, lactate and veno-ar terial CO2 dif ference in patients with septic shock

Rubina Khul-lar Mahajan

On Therapy and Prevention (RCT’s )

Frank Shann

High-dose versus low-dose antivenom in the treatment of poisonous snake bites: A systematic review

Jhuma Sankar

On Diagnostic Tests and Meta analysis

J V Peter

Cri tical care: Are we customer friendly?

Ramesh Ven-kataraman

DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A19:00-20:00 hrs inauguration


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Day-2 Saturday, 6th February, 2016 Venue : Hotel Jaypee Palace & Convention Centre, Agra07:30-08:00 hrs Tips and Tricks by the Guru-Case based learning

Topic Name: Pulmonary alveolar haemor-rhage Presenter: Moderator: Srinivan Sa-mavedam Guru: A: G C Khilani B: Jean Louis Vincent

Topic Name: Neurocri tical Care Stroke Presenter: Moderator: Kapil Zirpe Guru: A: Pravin Amin B: Romergryko G Geocadin

Topic Name: Subarachnoid haemorrhage Presenter: Moderator: A: Pradeep Bhat-tacharya Guru: A: Ram Rajagopalan

Topic Name: Necrotising fascii tis Presenter: Moderator: Sunil Karanth Guru: A: Shirish Prayag B: John Marshall

Topic Name: Pancreati tis Presenter: Moderator: Sauren Panja Guru: A: Farhad Kapadia B: Simon Finfer

Topic Name: Tropical infection multisys-tem involvement Presenter: Moderator: Manish Munjal Guru: A: Narendra Rungta B: Flavia Machado

PlenARy SeSSion

Time Chairpersons - John Marshall, Ram Rajagopalan, Atul Kulkarni Speaker

08:00-8:25 hrs Sepsis-New Defini tion Mervyn Singer

08:25-8:50 hrs Surviving sepsis What’s new 2016 R Phillip Dellinger

Introductory Konard Reinhardt

08:50-9:20 hrs Global Sepsis ini tiatives Learning From Brazil Flavia Machado

WFSICCM Intiatives Jean Louis Vincent

09:20-9:45 hrs ARDS Research-Whats New in 2016? Derek Angus

09:45-9:55 hrs Discussion Q/A

Chairpersons - Shiv Kumar Iyer, Subhal Dixi t

09:55-10:25 hrs Past President oration NIV-Current Status and Future Directions Rajesh Chawla

10:25-10:50 hrs Hansraj Nayyar Best Paper Award: “Can cardiac dysfunction induced during weaning predict ex tubation success ?” Amarja Ashok Havaldar

10:50-11:10 hrs Tea Break

Time Hall-Krishna Hall-Bihari Hall-Govind Hall-Jagganath Hall-Vasudev Hall-nandgopal Hall-Puroshot tam

11:10-12:20 hrs Session A 5: Ventilation Chairperson(s): 1: Pradeep Rangappa 2: Manimala Rao 3: Vimal Bhardwaj 4: S B Singhal

Session B 5: Specific Infections Chairperson(s): 1: Subhash Todi 2: G C Khilnani 3: Sanjay Gupta 4: Hemendra Agarwal

Session C 5: Whats New in sepsis? Chairperson(s): 1: Shirish Prayag 2: Susruta Bandyopadhyay 3: A K Gupta 4: Dinesh Garg

Session D 5: Cri tical Care-Ar t or Science? Chairperson(s): 1: Sumit Ray 2: Rajan Barokar 3: N C Gupta 4: Sanjay Sharma

Session E 5: Metabolic and Endocrine Chairperson(s): 1: Banambar Ray 2: Arvind Baronia 3: Sunil Bansal 4: M L Pursnani

Session F 5: Masterclass Nutri tion in ICU Chairperson(s): 1: Anand Dongre 2: Srinivas Samavedam 3: Mayank Jain 4: Krishan Chugh

Session G 5: Interesting Papers Chairperson(s):

Time Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker

11:10-11:25 hrs Sedation in Ventilated patients-Are benzodiaz-epines out?

Pradeep Bhatia

Pneumonia Tom Van Der Poll

New Bio-markers for Infection

Konrad Reinhar t

How to devel-op collective competence in Indian ICU’s:

M C Misra

Glycemic Control-Cur-rent Status?

Simon Finfer

EN in ICU D P Samaddar

Understand-ing organ dysfunction in thrombotic thrombo-cy topenic purpura

Ganshyam

11:25-11:40 hrs Patient Ventilator asynchrony how to diagnose and treat?

Massimo Antonelli

Peri tonitis John Marshall

New Bio-markers for Sepsis

Jean Paul Mira

Diabetic Ketoacidosis-Current concepts

Jayshree Murlidharan

Constipation in ICU

Flavia Machado

Critical Care Ultraso-nography Dif ferenti-ates ARDS, Pulmonary Edema, and Other Causes in the Early Course of Acute Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure

Sunil Karanth

11:40-11:55 hrs Closed Loop Ventilation-Is i t the future?

Rajesh Pande

Tropical Infections

Sunit Singhi New Antibiot-ics

Thierry Calandra

Clinical Trials in Intensive Care Donot Reflect Truth

Prof: Atul Kulkarni Con-Anirban Hom Chowdhary

Sources of error in ABG interpretation

Binila Chacko PN in ICU Subhal Dix i t

Pulseless Oximetry

Sanjay Dhanuka

11:55-12:10 hrs Weaning Failure

Veerot tam Tomar ©

Sepsis in-duced ARDS

R Phillip Dellinger

New Sepsis Therapies

Derek Angus Hyponatre-mia-Current Approach

Ganshyam Immuno-nutrients Cur-rent Status

Anil Gurnani

Preventive and therapeu-tic strategies in cri tically ill patients with highly resistant bacteria

Shirish Prayag

12:10-12:20 hrs Discussion Q/A Discussion Q/A Discussion Q/A Discussion Q/A Discussion Q/A Discussion Q/A Under-standing toxic shock syndrome

Anirban Ghosh

12:20-13:30 hrs Session A 6: Larenon Chairperson(s):

Session B 6: Bharat Serum Chairperson(s): 1: Tanuraj Sirohi 2. Yatin Mehta 3. Reshma Tiwari 4. D K Singh

Session C 6: Astra Zeneca Chairperson(s):

Session D 6: Occupational risk of HCP in Intensive care (Biomerieox) Chairpersons): 1. Manju Mani 2. Ar ti Kapil

Session E 6: Biomax Chairperson(s):

Session F 6: BD Chairperson(s):

Session F 6: Aventis / Biocon Chairperson(s):

00:00-00:00 hrs Sepsis on the cusp of Cure: Reali ty vs Hype

Yash Javeri Occupational Risk of HCP - Minimizing risk of HAI in HCP

T S Jain Automated Blood Cul-ture Sustem-MALDI-Aitomated Susceptibili ty System as a trio for diagnosing sepsis

Vikas Gautam

00:00-00:00 hrs Intervention with Adjuvent therpy :How early is too early and how late is too late?

Anirban Hom Chaudhary, Abhinav Gupta

The Infected HCP – A Debate

Raman Sardana

Cy tokine adsorbtion as adjunctive therapy in Septic Shock - New aspects and Clinical results!

Zsolt Molner

00:00-00:00 hrs Impor tance of HVAC in preventing infections in ICU and Bronchos-copy Suites

Bhat tacharya

13:30-14:15 hrs Lunch



Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker

14:15-15:25 hrs Session A 7: Ventilation Chairperson(s): 1: Pradeep Bhat tacharya 2: Rajesh Pande 3: Pawan Varshney 4: Aditya Kumar

Session B 7: Trials in Sepsis Chairperson(s): 1: J V Divatia 2: J V Peter 3: Anil Rajan 4: Vikas Jain

Session C 7: Basic Science in Sepsis Chairperson(s): 1: Sameer Taneja (C) 2: Banani Poddar 3: Rajiv Kaushik 4: Apoorv Jain

Session D 7: Ultrasound in ICU Chairperson(s): 1: Srikanth 2: A K Singh 3: Rajendra Bansal 4: Hari Singh

Session E 7: Airway Chairperson(s): 1: B D Bande 2: D P Samaddar 3: Vivek Mishra 4: Pankaj Jain

Session F 7: Hemato/ Oncology Chairperson(s): 1: Pradeep Rangappa 2: Arindam Kar 3: Navneet Agarwal 4: Sandeep Agarwal

Session G 7: ICU Round Master Class Chairperson(s):

14:15-14:30 hrs ARDS Outcomes

Manimala Rao

Set ting up research database

Kathy Rowan Genomics Jean Paul Mira

US guided Lung recruit-ment

Deepak Govil

Specific Antidotes for NOAC’s-Where are we now?

Sunil Karanth

Post Traumatic Meningitis - Srinivas Samvedam (Co-ordina-tor)

Kapil Zirpe, Y P Singh, Arvind Agarwal, Sunil Karanth, Pradip Bhat tacharya

14:30-14:45 hrs Obstruc-tive Airway Disease

Dhruv Chaudhry

Multi centre trial group Canadian

John Marshall

Coagulation Tom Van Der Poll

US in neuro-cri tical Care

Pradeep D’costa

Are newer Gadgets helpful

B D Bande Current Strategy in severe CAP

Deepak Talwar

14:45-15:00 hrs Aerosolized Antibiotics for VAP Pro / Con Debate

Moderator-Shirish Prayag , Pro Massimo Antonelli, Con Banani Poddar

Multi centre trial group-ANZICS

Simon Finfer Metabolism Mervyn Singer

Percutaneous tracheos-tomy using real time US

Jose Chacko

Debate Tra-cheostomy in medical ICU patients-Restrictive Vs Liberal-Pro/Con Debate

Moderator- Krishan Chugh, Arindam Kar & Rajesh Mishra

Tumour Lysis Syndrome

Vinod Kumar Bacterial Endocarditis - Yatin Mehta (Co-ordina-tor)

Khusrav Bajan, Sumit Ray, Ankur Goyal, Pradeep Rangappa, Sanjay Dhanuka

15:00-15:15 hrs Novel Trial Design

Derek Angus Immunology John Marshall

US guided shock man-agement

Rahul Pandit

Neutropenia in ICU

Pratibha Dileep

15:15-15:25 hrs DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A

Tea/Cof fee served all through af ternoon

15:25-16:25 hrs Session A 8: Free Paper Airway &B Ventilation Chairperson(s): 1: Vinay Tiwari 2: Geeta Arora

Session B 8: Free Paper Infection Chairperson(s): 1: Uma Srivastav 2: Surbhi Jindal

Session C 8: Free Papers Metabolic Chairperson(s): 1: Haider Abbas 2: Mayank Maheshwari

Session D 8: Free papers Therapeutic & Diagnostic Chairperson(s): 1: Tanuraj Sirohi 2: Bhar ti Bansal

Session E 8: Free papers Chairperson(s): 1: Anurag Yadav 2: Aditya Ray

Session F 8: Free papers Chairperson(s): 1: Manishi Lahari 2: Geeta Karki

Session G 8: Free Papers - ISF Chairperson(s): 1. Shuchita Vaya

15:25-15:35 hrs A novel test to overcome limitations with the use of PPV in patients receiving low tidal volume ventilation

Natesh Prabu R

character-istics and outcome of patients with severe H1N1-ARDS

Rahul Kumar Outcome of CPR in can-cer patients in an Indian ter tiary can-cer center

Vikas Bhagat A prospective observational cohor t study on diagnostic accuracy of ul trasonog-raphy versus roentogenog-raphy in blunt thoracic trauma under emergency set tings: twist in the tale

Badri Prasad Das

CASE SERIES Prolonging non invasive ventila-tion with early prone positioning (on NIV) of patients of moderate to severe ARDS, course and outcomes

Ashapk Bangi Audit of end of life decisions in intensive care

Namrata

15:35-15:45 hrs ‘Airway Pres-sure Release Ventilation’ (APRV) versus ‘conventional Low-tidal vol-ume (LoTV) ventilation’ in Pediat-ric Acute Respira-tory Distress Syndrome (P-ARDS): an open-label, parallel-design, prag-matic, pilot randomized controlled trial

Saptharishi L G

Prediction of ventilator associated pneumonia by mini bron-choalveolar lavage fluid amylase level in cri tically ill patients: A prospective observational study

Sujay Samanta

Assesment of ivc distensi-bili ty index in septic shock patients

Pratibha Ranjan

Transtracheal ul trasound for verifica-tion of endo-tracheal tube placement: a systematic review and meta analysis

Saurabh Kumar Das

Clinical profile and outcomes of cri tically ill patients with acute kidney injury(AKI)

L Siva Kumar Reddy

15:45-15:55 hrs Ef fects of early vs late percutaneous dilatationl tracheos-tomy on mechanically ventilated ICU patients.

Alok Kumar Bhar ti

Trace elements and Sepsis: is there a cor-relation?

Avinash Agarwal

Therapeutic challenges in Diabetic Ketoacidosis: the safety and ef ficacy of protocol guided man-agement

Ayush Sinha Molecular character-ization of pandemic O25:H4-ST131 CTX-M-15 ex tended spectrum β- lactamase produc-ing ex tra intestinal pathogenic Escherichia coli infections in cri tical care units

Savita Jadhav

A prospec-tive study of sonographic assessment of skel-etal muscle among patients with sepsis

Rohit Kumar Standardized Insulin Pro-tocol: Bet ter Glycemic Control in Cri tically Ill Patients

Mohamed Hisham B

15:55-16:05 hrs Case series of prolonged proning in patients with refractory hypoxemia

Ruchi Gupta Clinical profile and mor tali ty predictors among patients with h1n1 pneumonia with respira-tory failure in ter tiary care centre

Mahendra M Stress and burnout syndrome among doctors and other health-care workers in an Indian intensive care unit

P Vivekanan-than

Chest ul trasound: an added tool for diagnosis of ventilator associated pneumonia

Sukhen Samanta

Changing trends in antimicrobial susceptibili ty and hospital acquired infections over a 3 year period in a ter tiary care hospital ICU of Guwahati

Reshu Gupta Passive leg raising (PLR) induced carotid flow time change can predict fluid respon-siveness in mechanically ventilated (MV)patients.

Alai Taggu




16:05-16:15 hrs To compare the ef fect of two dif ferent doses of dexmedeto-midine on the at tenuation of pressor response during tracheostomy tube change in traumatic brain injury patients in ICU.

Abdul Alim Khan

Prevention of Ventilator Associated Pneumonia (VAP) in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU)

Deepesh G Aggarwal

Preva-lence and prognostic significance of intra-abdominal hyper tension in cri tically ill medical patients with septic shock: a prospective observational study

Susheel Kumar

New onset arrhy thmias in intensive care unit: incidence and risk factors

T Gopinathan Epidemiology of central line associated blood stream infections at a ter tiary care centre in nor th India.

Shak ti Bedanta Mishra

Value of routine sonographic screening of IJV to detect cath-eter related thrombosis in ICU

Manohar N M Bhat

16:15-16:25 hrs Development of a MEMS based piezo-resistive pressure sensor to measures intra tracheal pressure

Satish Deopujari

Clinical Profile and Outcome of serology-proven Dengue infections admit ted in Multi-disciplinary Intensive Care Unit of a ter tiary level hospital in India

Shriram Vaidya

Nonverbal communica-tion in doc-tor-patient interaction: does i t really mat ter? – a case of india

Deepa S Weaning pat tern and outcome in cri tically ill adult patients requiring prolonged mechanical ventilation (PMV): a prospective, observational study

Syed Nabeel Muzaf far

Self case repor t of stingray en-venomation masquerad-ing as snake bite

Jyoti Chaturvedi

“Prospec-tive study to determine the incidence and risk factors associ-ated with ICU delirium in INDIAN can-cer patients”

Harish M M

Tea/Cof fee served all through af ternoon

16:25-17:35 hrs Session A 9: Master Class Radiology in ICU Chairperson(s): 1: Deepak Govil 2: Dhruv Choudhry 3: K K Vishwani 4: R C Mishra

Session B 9: ISCCM CHITRA Database in ICU Chairperson(s): 1: J V Peter 2: Sumit Ray

Session C 9: Masterclass Perioperative Care Chairperson(s): 1: B D Bande 2: Sheila Myatra 3: Ankur Bhavsar 4: Naseem Akhtar

Session D 9: Masterclass Microbiology Chairperson(s): 1: Vinod Singh 2: Yash Javeri 3: Ankur Goyal 4: Ashok Sharma

Session E 9: Masterclass in ABG Chairperson(s): 1: Ravi Kumar 2: Rajesh Mishra 3: R N Diwedi 4: Prahlad Garg

Session F 9: Neurocri tical care Year in review Chairperson(s): 1: Harsh Sapra 2: Arun Agarwal 3: Sachin Goyal 4: Mridul Sharma

Session G 9: A novel im-munomodulator: Review of recent evidences (Bharat Serum) Chairperson(s): 1. Yatin Mehta 2. D K Singh 3. Anil Gurnani

16:25-16:40 hrs XR/ CT Chest Babu Abraham

Indroduction Shivakumar Iyer

Perioperative anticoagula-tion

Ramakant Sharma

Interpreting Antibiogram

Ram Rajagopalan

Anion Gap Y P Singh Temperature manage-ment and neuroprotec-tion in Cri tical illness


Significance of Cy tokine Management in Sepsis and Septic Shok

Yatin Mehta

16:40-16:55 hrs Chest Ultra-sound

Anil Sachdeva

How to Ini tiate

Jignesh Shah Postoperative Myocardial Ischemia

Maitree Pandey

Interpretation of body fluids chemistry

Sauren Panja Triple Disor-ders

Suresh Ramasubban

Intracerebral Hemorrhage

Pramod Sood

Management of cy tokine storm in den-gue patients

Yash Javeri

16:55-17:10 hrs Brain Imaging Kapil Zirpe Anil Arora

Preliminary Experience at St. John’s

Alai Taggu Postoperative respiratory failure

Manish Munjal

Pre analy tics in Culture collection

Muk tanjali Arya

Stewar t Ap-proach

Supradeep Ghosh

Brain & Spine Trauma

Simon Finfer

DIC : An insight on significance of Cy tokine down regula-tion in Sepsis

Y P Singh

17:10-17:25 hrs Interaction with Audience Perioperative Transfusion Triggers

Prakash Shastri

Early Microbe Identifca-tion Current Concepts

Jean Paul Mira

Hypokalemia Evaluation and Treat-ment

Sunil Garg

Neuromoni-toring


Management of SIRS in traumatic brain injury

Kut tappa, Moses

17:25-17:35 hrs DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A Management of ARDS in H1N1 patients

Vipul Mishra, K K Pamdey

17:35-18:35 hrs Quiz Final

18:45-20:00 hrs AGM

Banquet

Day 3 Sunday, 7th February, 2016 Venue : Hotel Jaypee Palace & Convention Centre, Agra07:30-08:00 hrs Tips and Tricks by the Guru-Case based learning

Topic Name: Fulminant Hepatic Failure Presenter: Moderator: Mohan Gurjar Guru: A: Jose Chacko B: Mervyn Singer

Topic Name: Snake bite Presenter: Moderator: Sanjay Dhanuka Guru: A: Syed Moied Ahmed B: Dhruv Chowdhary

Topic Name: HUS, TTP Presenter: Moderator: Anirban Hom Chowdhary Guru: A: Subhas Todi B: Shivakumar Iyer

Topic Name: Life threatening bleeding Presenter: Moderator: Deepak Govil Guru: A: Yatin Mehta B: Charles Sprung

Topic Name: Polymicrobial MDR Pneumonia Presenter: Moderator: Prakash Shastri Guru: A: J V Divatia B: Tom Van Der Poll

Topic Name: Chest trauma Care Presenter: Moderator: Pradeep Bhatia Guru: Khusrav Bajan

PlenARy SeSSion

Time Chairpersons - Kapil Zirpe, Jayashree Murlidharan, K R Kapoor

08:00-08:20 hrs Oxygen Friend or Foe? Mervyn Singer

08:20-08:40 hrs Clinical approach is still impor tant in ICU Shirish Prayag

08:40-09:00 hrs Vaccines, Epigenetics, Sepsis in ICU Frank Shann

09:00-09:20 hrs Overview of Tropical Infections in Indian ICU’s Narendra Rungta

09:20-09:30 hrs Discussion Q/A

09:30-09:45 hrs Tea Break

Time Hall-Krishna Hall-Bihari Hall-Govind Hall-Jagganath Hall-Vasudev Hall-nandgopal Hall-Puroshot tam

09:45-10:55 hrs Session A 10: General Cri tical Care Chairperson(s): 1: Shivakumar Iyer 2: Kathy Rowan 3: Anil Saraswat 4: Vipul Goyal

Session B 10 : Infection Prevention in ICU Chairperson(s): 1: Anirban Hom Choudhry 2: Akhilesh Bhardwaj 3: Vijaya Khurana 4: Anurag Agarwal

Session C 10: Chairperson(s): 1: Prashant Nasa 2: Siddhar th Agarwal 3: Ratan Gangwar 4: Satya Saraswat

Session D 10: Chairperson(s): 1: Neena Rungta 2: Afzal Azim 3: Arvind Jain 4: Vandana Kalra

Session E 10: GI & Hepatobilliary Chairperson(s): 1: Mahaveer Sharma 2: D K Singh 3: Neelesh Bansal 4: Pawan Bansal

Session F 10: Chairperson(s): 1: Sunil Sharma 2: Sanjeev Sharma 3: Sanjeev Goyal 4: Atul Gupta

Session G 10 : Facing Highly Infectious Dis-eases In ICU- An Infection Prevention and Control perspective (Biomerieox) Chairperon(s) : 1. T S Jain 2. Rohini Kelkar

Time Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker Topic Speaker

09:45-10:00 hrs Update on Steroids in Sepsis

Charles Sprung

VAP bundle A K Singh ICU balance score card-Bench to Beside

Deepak Yaduvanshi

Brain death evaluation

P L Gautam Severe acute pancreatii ts 2016

Mayank Jain Status Asth-maticus

Rakesh Bhatia

The Secret Revealed - Preventing Secondary Cases from highly infec-tive cases - Live Demo

Leena Mendirat ta




10:00-10:15 hrs Update on Steroids in Sepsis

Charles Sprung

CLABSI bundle

A N Shukla Toxidromes in Indian Scenarios

Deepak Jeswani

RV Dysfunc-tion

Harji t Dumra Fulminant Hepatic Failure

Mukul Rastogi

Medico Legal Aspects

Shivkumar Kumber

Mandatory Vaccination for Intensive Care profes-sionals

Poorva Mathur

10:15-10:30 hrs Panel Discussion-Emergency and Cri tical care In SAARC coun-tries

Moderators-Shivakumar Iyer (India), Atul Kulkarni (India), Kathy Rowan (UK), Drs from Pakistan, Puvanendiran Shanmugam (Sri Lanka), Drs from Nepal, Drs from Bangladesh

Environment cleaning-Swacch ICU

A P Singh Quali ty Indicators

P V Saisaran YTH

Pulmonary embolism

Lali t Singh Abdominal Compar tment Syndrome

Praful Arya

Thrombo prophylaxis in ICU

R L Tiwari

Session: Microbes to the help of Intensivists- A role reversal

10:30-10:45 hrs Hand hygiene-How do we improve compliance?

Pawan Varshney

GI elimination of poisons-Current status

Anand Dongre

Shock of unknown etiology

Mohan Mathew

Liver Transplant Peroperative Care

Amit Singhal Endo vascu-lar interven-tion in the management of DVT

Tarun Grover

Fecal Microbial Transplanta-tion (FMT) – The New Modali ty for treating Antimicro-bial induced Calamities

Raman Sardana

10:45-10:55 hrs Discussion Q/A Discussion Q/A Discussion Q/A Discussion Q/A Discussion Q/A Discussion Q/A Automation in Clinical Mi-crobiology - Plurrimimaxi-musaspectus in Infection Control

Ar ti Kapil

10:55-12:05 hrs

Session A 11: How to do research & audits in ICU? Chairperson(s): 1: Deepak Yaduvanshi 2: Atul Kulkarni 3: R K Gupta 4: Rajiv Upadhyay

Session B 11: Infections Chairperson(s): 1: Samir Sahu 2: Manoj Singh 3: V N Kaushal 4: P K Das

Session C 11: Toxicology Chairperson(s): 1: Deepak Jeswani 2: Pradeep Bhatia 3: B K Singh 4: Mamta Harijai

Session D 11: Obstetric cri tical care Chairperson(s): 1: B D Bande 2: Vinod Singh 3: Sanjay Gupta 4: Amit Tandon

Session E 11: Admin Chairperson(s): 1: A K Singh 2: Sanjay Masih 3: Arvind Yadav 4: Punit Mit tal

Session F 11: Paediatric cri tical care Chairperson(s): 1: Nikhil Chaturvedi 2: Praveen Khilnani 3: Arun Jain

Session G 10 : Challenges in HCAI Programs (Biomerieox) Chairperon(s) : 1. Manju Mani 2. Ar ti Kapil

10:55-11:10 hrs Formulating a research/au-dit question and writing the protocol?

Anirban Hom Chaudhry

Typhoid fever in ICU

Deven Juneja Aluminium Phosphide poisining

Sudhir Khunteta

Pregnancy induced hy-per tension

Prashant Nasa

Disaster Prepared-ness for ER and ICU

T Prabhakaran

Bronchioli tis treatment: Increasing evidence or just hyperinflated papers?

Frank Shann

Unresolved issues and controversies in Infection Control in Cri tical Care Units

Rohini Kelkar

11:10-11:25 hrs Necrotising Fascii tis

Rakesh Kan OPP Suneel Kumar Garg

Thrombotic disorders in pregnancy

Sunil Pandya Fluid man-agement in cri tically ill: A tight rope walk

Kundan Mit tal

Overcoming challenges in implementa-tion of inter-national best practices in infection control in India

Anita Sharma

11:25-11:40 hrs Managing your data and presenting your results

Mohan Gurjar

Nosocomial Meningitis

Chitra Mehta Emerging poisons

Sushruta Bandhopad-hyay

Pulmonary embolism in pregnancy

Sanjeev Kumar

10 big mis-takes I have learnt from!

Rajkumar Mani

Fine tuning of vasoactives in shock

Suchitra Ranji t

11:40-11:55 hrs How to setup an Incident/ safety repor ting system in ICU

Ranji t Chat terjee

Infection related Macrophage activation syndrome

Somesh Mehrotra

Diaphragm US a new weening tool from MV in ICU

Sujay Samanta YTH

CPR in pregnancy

Neena Rungta

Acute CNS injury: Cerebral pro-tection strategies

Sunit Singhi

11:55-12:05 hrs DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A

Tea/Cof fee throughout

12:05-13:15 hrs Session A 12 : How do I do? ICU Rounds and Teaching Chairperson(s): 1: B D Bande 2: Atul Kulkarni 3: Dharmendra Sharma 4: Sunil Agarwal

Session B 12 : Tropical Infections Chairperson(s): 1: Manish Munjal 2: Deven Juneja 3: Gaurav Agarwal 4. Rashmi Sharma

Session C 12: Trauma and Prehospital Chairperson(s): 1: Anand Nikalje 2: Prakash Shastri 3: K K Mishra 4: Prashant Lavania

Session D 12: Chairperson(s): 1: Kapil Zirpe 2: Harsh Sapra 3: V K Singhal 4. Anupama Gupta

Session E 12: Biomerieox Session F 12: Paediatric Chairperson(s): 1: Frank Shann 2: Balaramachandran 3: Anil Sachdev 4: Neeraj Yadav

12:05-12:20 hrs Grand Rounds

Deepak Malviya

Swine Flu in ICU

Anil Verma Lethal triad of Trauma

Khusrav Bajan

NM Weak-ness in ICU

Sandeep Kantor

Dealing with Dengue Outbreak: lessons learnt

Rajiv Ut tam

12:20-12:35 hrs Multidis-ciplinary Rounds/ Counsellings

G C Khilnani

Scrub Typhus Samir Sahu Problems of set tings emergency services in Government hospital

D K Singh

Multimodal-i ty Neuro-physiological Monitoring: The Key

Shashi Rao Timing the Non invasive ventilation: To whom, when and how?

Satish Deopujari

12:35-12:50 hrs Journal Clubs Narendra Rungta

Leptospirosis Manoj Singh Survival af ter in hospital cardiac arrest

Neeraj Tyagi Antibiotic Stewardship

Pralay Shanker YTH

Diagnosing VAP: have we hit the sweet spot?

Rashmi Kapur

12:50-13:05 hrs What’s latest in Haemody-anamic monitoring in ICU

Atiharsh Mohan Agarwal YTH

Hemophago-cy tosis: How to pick up amidst MODS

Madhumati Otiv

13:05-13:15 hrs DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A DiscussionQ/A

13:15-14:00 hrs Valedictory Function


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Comprehensive Critical Care Course (4C) Day 1Time Topics Speakers08:30–08:55 Severe Sepsis and Septic shock Dr. Dhruva Chaudhary09:00-09:25 Stroke (CVA) Dr. Shiva Iyer09:30-09:55 Acute Pancreati tis Dr. Sudha Kansal10:00-10:25 Cof fee Break10:30-10:55 Airway Management Dr. Atul Kulkarni11:00-11:25 Pulmonary embolism Dr. Sudha Kansal11:30-11:55 Acute Coronary Care Dr. Dhruva Chaudhary12:00-12:25 Fungal Infection of Lung Dr. Subhash Todi12:30-01:30 Lunch01:30-01:55 Head and Spinal Injuries Dr. Shiva Iyer02:00-02:25 Infection control Dr Subhash Todi02:30-02:55 Onco Emergencies Dr. Atul Kulkarni03:00-03:25 Acute Renal Failure Dr. Shiva Iyer03:30-4:00 Cof fee Break04:00 onwards 3 stations (40 minutes for each station)Station–I Airway Management Dr. Atul Kulkarni/Dr Jignesh ShahStation–II Trauma Dr. Shiva Iyer/ Dr. Kapil ZirpeStationIII Radiology in ICU Dr. Babu Abraham

Comprehensive Critical Care Course (4C) Day 2Time Topics Speakers08:30–08:55 Ultrasound in ICU Dr. Shrikanth Srinivasan09:00-09:25 Nutri tion Dr. Kapil Zirpe09:30-09:55 Acute Liver Failure Dr. Srikanth Srinivasan10:00-10:25 Cof fee Break10:30-10:55 Hyponatremia Dr. Rajesh Pande11:00-11:25 GI Bleed Dr Jignesh Shah11:30-11:55 Hemodynamic Monitoring - I Dr Vijaya Patil12:00-12:25 Hemodynamic Monitoring – I1 Dr Atul Kukarni12:30-01:30 Lunch01:30- 01:55 Antibiotics Interactive session Dr. Suresh Ramasubban02:00- 02:25 Mechanical Ventilation -I Dr. Rajesh Pande02:30-02:55 Mechanical Ventilation - II Dr. Suresh Ramasubban3:00-03:30 Cof fee Break03:30 onwards 3 stations (40 minutes for each station)Station–I Cardiac Arrhy thmia in ICU Dr. N. RamakrishnanStation–II Mechanical Ventilation Dr. Suresh Ramasuban/Dr. Rajesh PandeStation-III Hemodynamic Monitoring Dr Vijaya Patil

Advanced Cardiac WorkshopTime Topics

08:30-12:00 Lectures (30 min each)

08:30-09:00 An update on ACS

09:00-09:30 AHA ECC 2015 Guidelines (Dr. K.B.)

09:30-10:00 Management of Refractory Cardiogenic Shock

10:00-10:30 Advanced hemodynamic monitoring : A full circle from Invasive to Non invasive techniques (Dr. K.B)

10:30-11:00 End points of Resuscitation

11:00-11:30 Road map for Cardiac Transplantation

11:30-12:00 Arrhy thmia recognition: A stepwise approach (Dr. K.B.)

Each of the above lectures could be half hour each (total 3 and a half hours)

12:00-01:00 Lunch

01:00-04:00 4 Stations (45 min each)

01:00-01:45 IABP

01:45-02:30 Temporary Pacing

02:30-03:15 ECMO

03:15-04:00 Newer advanced monitoring (Edwards Voluview, Flow track etc.)

Put ting i t all together (entire team)

4.30 Closure

Faculty : Dr. Khusrav Bajan • Dr. Abhinav Gupta • Dr. Pradeep Rangappa • Dr. Anand Dongre • Dr. R.K. Singh • Dr. Susruta Bandopadhyay

Antibiotic Stewardship Workshop • 4th FebruaryTime Topics Speakers08:30 onwards Registration 09:00 Welcome 09:00-09:15 Overview of Antibiotic stewardship: what i t is and what

i t is notDhruv Chowdhry

09:15-09:30 Principles of antibiotic therapy V R Subramaniam09:30-09:45 Rational interpretation of antibiogram09:45-10:00 Common errors in antibiotic prescription in ICU S Todi15 mins Tea Break10:15-10:30 Antifungal stewardship : An approach to fungal infections

in ICU T Calandra

10:30:10:10:45 Measuring the quanti ty and quali ty of antibiotic use in ICU S Todi10:45:-11:00 Rapid microbiological diagnosis :New tools Rajiv Soman11:00-11:30 Biomarkers are helpful in the practice of antibiotic stew-

ardship : Pro (VRS)/Con( Rajiv soman )Rajiv Soman/ VRS

11:30-11:45 How is antibiotic stewardship successfully implemented in a western ICU

T Calandra

11:45-12:00 Barriers in implementing antibiotic stewards in India Dhruv Chowdhry12:00-12:30 Lunch: 30 mins12: 30- 2:30 Practice session :4 groups : Facili tator Respiratory secretion: Rajiv Soman

Blood: VRSUrine/Pus: RK SinghFungal sepsis: T Calandra

2:30-4:30 Presentation with discussion from each group4:30-5:00 Open forum with faculty

Workshop Programneuro Critical Care Course

Day 1 (3rd Feb)Time Topics Speakers

08.45-09.05 General Neurological Examination Dr.Anshul Bhatia (Medanta,The Medicity)

09.05-09.35 Airway,Ventilation, and Sedation in Neuro ICU Dr.Varun Jain (Medanta,The Medicity)

09.35-11.00 Workshop on Interventional Strategies in SAH, Delayed Cerebral Ischaemia and Stroke (Ischaemic and Hemorrhagic)

Dr Gaurav Goel,Dr Saurabh Anand, Dr. Harsh Sapra (Medanta,The Medicity), Dr Vinod Kumar Singh( USA)

11.00-11.20 TEA BREAK

11.20 -11.50 Endocrinology Issues in neurological patients Dr. Nidhi Gupta (Indraprastha Apollo)

12.00–01.15 WORKSHOPS: ICP/Microdialysis/Cerebral Oximetry/Jugular Bulb Oximetry- Dr. Keshav Goel (AIIMS) Dr. Vasudha (Medanta The Medicity), Dr Ashish Bindra (AIIMS) Dr.Anshul Bhatia (Medanta The Medicity)

01.15-02.00 Lunch

02.00-03.00 Workshops: TCD / ONSD – Dr. Gaurav Goel (Neuroradiology, Medanta), Dr. Saurabh Anand (Medanta), Dr. Virendra Jain (For tis, Gurgaon)

03.00-04.00 EEG/BIS/ENTROPY Dr.Atmaram Bansal (Neurology, Medanta) Dr Gyanendra (AIIMS)

04.00-04.15 TEA BREAK

04.00-5.00 WORKSHOP: Induction and maintainance of hypothermia

Dr. Ashish Bindra (AIIMS)

Day 2 (4th Feb)08.45-09.05 Traumatic brain injury Dr. Saurabh Sharma (Neurosurgery, Agra)

09.05-09.25 Traumatic Spine Injury Dr. Keshav Goel (Trauma Centre, AIIMS)

09.25-09.45 Paraplegia and Neurological Disease Dr. Tapas Sahoo

09.45-10.05 Brain Stem Testing,Organ Donation and Ethical Issues

Dr. Ankur Luthra ( Medanta,The Medicity)

10.05- 10.20 Tea Break

10.20-10.45 Resuscitation following Cardiac Arrest Dr Geocardin (John Hopkins, USA)

10.45-11.30 Meningitis and Encephali tis Dr. Praveen Amin (Bombay Hospital, Mumbai)

11.30 -12.50 WORKSHOP – Masterclass neuro imaging in ICU Dr Gaurav Goel,Dr Ankur Luthra, Dr Harsh Sapra (Medanta)

12.50- 1.20 Lunch

01.20- 05.40 WORKSHOP: Stroke Thromobolysis Masterclass and body interact sof tware

Dr. Kapil Zirpe (Ruby Hall,Pune), Dr. P. Bhat tacharya, Dr. K. Kadapat ti

nursing 3rd February 2016

Time Session Faculty

09.00 -09.30 Introduction to the Workshop/ Introduction to ICU nurs-ing- How dif ferent is i t from general nursing

Dr Prakash Shastri

09.30-10.00 New Admission, assessment and management plan of patients in ICU

Dr Parul Agrawal

10.00-10.30 Basic & Advanced Life Suppor t (Incl Airway Mgt) S/N Minika

10.30–11.00 Basics of ventilator / troubleshooting Dr Prakash Shastri

11.00-11.15 TEA BREAK

11.15-13.00 Workstations

Airway management and oxygen delivery devices Dr Parul Agarwal

Defibrillation & Basic Life Suppor t S/N Minika /Dr Dilshad Kumra

Familiari ty with ventilators: Record keeping Dr Prakash Shastri

13.00-14.00 Lunch

14.00-14.30 Care of Unconcious Ventilated Patient Sreelatha Rajeev

14.30-15.00 General Care of ICU patients / FAST HUG Shalwati Barman

15.00-15.15 TEA BREAK

15.15-1645 Workstations

Prone Positon – Nurse Implication Dr Prakash Shastri/ Deepthi M

Non Invasive Ventilation Aneshya ON

Tube & Oral Care/Infection Control Bundles Amrita Chat ter

4th February 201609.00-09.30 Infection control and nurse – concept of Bundles Dr Prakash Shastri

09.30-10.00 Sample Collection Amandeep Kaur

10.00-10.30 Early Trauma Care for Nurses Dr Khusrav Bajan

10.30-11.00 TEA BREAK

11.00-1300 Workstations

Flow Char ts & Documentation/Nursing Handover Sreelatha Rajeev / Dr Prakash Shastri

Insulin Therapy & DVT Prophylaxis Parul/ Sanofi/ Arya Asokan

Infusion therapy BD

Trauma Care (including Head Trauma) Dr Khusrav Bajan/Deepthi N

Lunch

14.00-14.30 Biomedical Waste Mgt Arya Asokan

14.30-15.50 Needle Stick Injury & Infusion therapy BD

15.50-16.00 TEA BREAK

16.00 – 16.30 Quiz Jury/ Dr Prakash Shastri


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Basic Pediatric intensive Care Course (BPiCC) Day 1 • 5th February, 2016

Time Topics Speakers

09:00 Introduction by Course Director :

09:15 Session I – Lectures (Discussion - 15 min)

1.Recognition of a Sick Child (30 min) Dr Praveen khilnani

2. Shock (30 min) Dr Madhu Otiv

10:45 Tea Break

11:00 Session II – 105 min – Lectures contd. (Discussion. - 15 min)

3. Basic Mechanical Ventilation (30min) Dr Rajiv Ut tam

4. Acid base problems Dr. Anil Sachdev

5. Fluid and electroly tes in PICU (30 min) Dr Rashmi Kapoor

13:30 Lunch Break

Procedures Video : By Dr P Khilnani

14:30 Session III – 180 min –Skills stations (45 min each)

1. PICU Procedures Dr Praveen khilnani, Dr Madhu Otiv

2. ABG Analysis Dr Anil Sachdev

3. Renal replacement therapy Dr Rashmi Kapoor

4. Set ting up of a Ventilator Dr Rajiv Ut tam

15:30 Tea

Skill Stations (Contd)

17:00 Wrap up

Day 2 • 6th February, 201609:00 Session I – 75 min – Lectures (Discussion - 15 min)

1. Antimicrobial therapy (30 min) Dr Rashmi Kapoor

2. Child with Neurological Injury (30 min) Dr Anil Sachdev

10:15-10:30 Tea Break

10:30 Session II – 75 min – Lectures contd.

3.Transpor t of cri tically ill child (30 min) Dr Praveen Khilnani

4.Transfusion in cri tically ill child Dr Madhu otiv

5. Pediatric Sedation and analgesia cases Dr Rajiv Ut tam

12:15 Session III – 135 min –Skills stations – (45 min each)

1. Airway management and adjuncts Dr Rashmi Kapoor ,Dr Praveen khilnani

2. Monitoring of a sick child Dr Madhu Otiv

3. Dif ficul t ventilation scenarios Dr Rajiv Ut tam ,Dr Anil Sachdev

13:00-13:45 Lunch Break

13:45 Session III–Skills stations – contd.

15:15 Session IV – (75 min)

Case scenario - Teaching stations (25min each)

1. Fluid and electroly te case scenarios Dr Rashmi Kapoor

2. Shock cases Dr Madhu Otiv, Dr Praveen Khilnani

3. Cardiac emergencies Dr Anil Sachdev, Dr Rajiv Ut tam

17:00 Valedictory function and Tea

Comprehensive Trauma life Support Course 3rd February 2016


07:30-08:15 Registration

08:15-08:30 Inauguration

08:30-09:00 Course Overview Dr. Sashi Kumar, Australia

09:00-09:50 Initial Assessment, Primary Survey, Adjuncts & Management Secondary Survey & Adjuncts

Dr. T. V. Ramakrishnan, Chennai

09:50-10:40 Airway Assessment & Management Dr. Sashi Kumar, Australia

10:40-11:00 Break

11:00-11:40 Intraosseous Workshop / Cricothyroidotomy Workshop

All Faculty

11:40-12:30 Haemorrhage Assessment & Management Dr. Swagata Tripathy, Bhubaneswar

12:30-01:15 Lunch

01:15-02:15 Severe Head Injury Assessment & Management Dr. Aruna C Ramesh, Bengaluru

02:15-03:00 Abdominal Trauma Assessment & Management Dr. Debasish Roy, Kolkata

03:00-03:20 Break

03:20-04:00 Thoracic Trauma Assessment & Management Dr. Arjit Bose, Kolkata

04:00-05:00 Airway / RSI Workshop / Chest Tube Workshop All Faculty

4th February 201608:30-09:10 Spinal Trauma Assessment & Management Dr. Arpan Guha, United Kingdom /

Dr. T.V. Ramakrishnan, Chennai

09:10-10:00 Musculoskeletal Trauma Assessment & Management

Dr. Tanmoy Das, Kolkata

10:00-10:40 Burns Trauma Assessment & Management Dr. Jeff Berman, USA

10:40-11:00 Break

11:00-11:50 Pediatric & Pregnancy Dr. N. Ganapathy, Erode

11:50-12:30 The Elderly Trauma Patient Dr. Mohan Mathew, Cochin

12:30-01:30 Lunch

01:30-02:10 Definitive Care Dr. Debashish Roy, Kolkata

02:10-02:50 Critical Care Transport Dr. Swagata Tripathy, Bhubaneswar

02:50-03:10 Break

03:10-04:00 Intensive Care of Trauma: The first 24 hours Dr. Chandrashish Chakraborty, Kolkata

04:00-05:00 Concluding Session All Faculty

eCHo and USG Course in iCU 3rd February 2016



09:30-09:40 Welcome Dr Jose Chacko Dr Shrikanth Srinivasan

09:40-10:00 Point-of-care Ultrasound Dr Shrikanth Srinivasan

10:00-10:30 Ultrasound Physics Dr Jayant Shelgaonkar

10:30-11:00 Ultrasound of Airway Dr Pradeep D`Costa

11:00-11:30 Tea / Cof fee Break

11:30-12:30 Lung Ultrasound Dr Shrikanth Srinivasan

12:30-01:00 Introduction to Echocardiography Dr Vikram Patil


14:00-15:00 Focused hemodynamic assessment Dr Jose Chacko

15:00-17:00 Hands on practice All faculty

17:00 Tea/Cof fee

4th February 201609:00-09:45 FAST Dr Jayant Shelgaonkar09:45-10:30 Abdominal & Thoracic Aor tic Aneurysm &

DissectionDr Alok Arora

10:30-11:15 Deep Venous Thrombosis, Pulmonary Embolism Dr Kapil Gupta11:15-11:45 Tea / Cof fee Break11:45-12:15 Central Venous Catheterization Dr Alok Arora12:15-13:00 Ultrasound Guided Neurological Assessment Dr Jose Chacko13:00-14:00 Lunch Break14:00-15:00 Interactive Cases Dr Pradeep D’Costa15:00-17:00 Hands on practice All faculty17:00 Tea/Cof fee Break

Nephrology • 3rd February 2016Time Topics Speakers

09:00-09:30 Pre Test- 30 questions

09:30-10:00 AKI – defini tion & epidemiology (Indian perspective)

Dr Sree Bhusan Raju

10:00-10:30 AKI –Pathophysiology how it is dif ferent from CKD

Dr Praveen Namboodiri

10:30-11:15 Approach to sudden onset anuria/AKI –case discussion

Mod - Dr Ravi Kumar panelist – Dr Sree Bhusan Raju, Dr ArindamKar, Dr Praveen Namboodiri/ Dr Farooq / Dr Kanwalpreet Sodhi

11:15-11:30 Tea Break

11:30-12:00 AKI Dr Arindam Kar

12:00-12:30 What you should you know about machine, fil ter & fluid before selecting the RRT IN ICU

Dr Siddhar th Mawani

12:30-13:00 Issues of anticoagulation during RRT and how to manage i t

Dr. Sandeep Mahajan

13:00-13:30 Case discussion on when and how to ini tiate RRT

Mod – Dr Arindam Kar, Pannelist –Dr Ravi Kumar, Dr Sandeep Mahajan, Dr Siddhar th Mawani / Dr Shrikant Sahasbudhe / Dr Arif Pasa

13:30-14:30 Lunch

14:30-16:30 Work Station - 30 Min Each

ST 1 - AKI PRENTION – USG machine and one person

Dr Ravi Kumar/Dr Arindam Kar

ST2 - Machine & Circuit—HD & CRRT with circuit

Dr Sree Bhusan Raju/ Dr Praveen Namboodiri

ST3 - HD Catheter – Mannekine and HD catheter Dr Shrikant Sahasbudhe/Dr Arif Pasa

ST4 – fluid and anticoagulation Dr Siddhar t Mawani / Dr Sandeep Mahajan / Dr Kanwalpreet Sodhi

16:30-16:50 Rhabdomyolysisin ICU- when to suspect and how to manage

Dr Shrikant Sahasrabudhe

Discussion and ask the faculties

4th February 201609:00-09:30 HUS –how to approach and manage? Dr Apoorv Jain

09:30-10:00 Plasmapharesis in ICU Dr Rajesh Mishra

10:00-10:30 Ex tracorporeal fil ter to manage unregulated SIRS Yash Zaveri

10:30-11:15 Antibiotic dosing in (AKI, AKI ON SLEED /HD, CRRT,) - PK / PD Principle, and rule to modify the dose in common antibiotics - (case discussion plus presentation)

Mod - Dr Rajesh Mishra, Panelist – Dr Ravi Kumar / Dr Praveen Mahajan / Dr Sree Bhusan Raju / Dr Arindam Kar / Dr Praveen Namboodiri /Dr Siddhar th Mawani

11:15-11:30 Tea Break

11:30-12:00 AKI on CKD –how it af fects the management in ICU

Dr Praveen Namboodiri

12:00-12:30 Post Renal obstruction with severe sepsis –how to approach and how to manage

Dr Ravi Kumar

12:30-13:00 Maodali ty of RRT in ICU which one to select when and why –how I do in my practice

Dr Sree Bhusan Raju

13:00-13:30 How do I manage hypotension during RRT in ICU Dr Ravi Kumar

13:30-14:15 Lunch

14:15-16:15 Workstation - 4 station 30 min each

ST - 1 - SLEED Dr Sree Bhusan Raju / Dr Arif Pasa / Dr Kawalpreet Sodhi

ST 2 - CRRT Dr Sandeep Mahajan / Dr Ravi Kumar / Dr Rajesh Mishra

ST3 - Plasmapharesis Dr Arindam Kar / Dr Siddhar th Mawani

ST4 - SIRS - Ex tracorporeal Fil ters Dr Yash Zaveri /Dr Shrikant Sahasbudhe / Dr Praveen Namboodiri

16:15-16:40 Abdominal compar tment syndrome & AKI ,how to manage?

Dr Kanwalpreet Sodhi

16:40-17:00 Final words all the faculties

17:00-17:30 TEST –(let us see what we have tought you)- 30 question


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Mechanical Ventilation • Day 2Time Topics Speakers

08:00-10:00 Station One : ECMO Dr. Srinivas Samavedam (30 Minutes First Batch, 30 Minutes Second Batch)Dr. Kapil Zirpe (30 Minutes First Batch, 30 Minutes Second Batch)

Station Two

1. Physiology & physiologic Ef fects of NPPV2. How to select a machine3. Various types of non invasive masks4. What is Ramp5. What is C-Flex™ & Bi-Flex™ 6. Set ting of non invasive ventilator

Dr. Anil Thakur (30 Minutes First Batch, 30 Minutes Second Batch)

1. Indications of Continuous Positive Airway Pressure2. Indications of Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure 3. Titration of Continuous Positive Airway Pressure 4. Titration of Bilevel Positive Airway Pressures5. Autoti tration6. Common Inter faces for CPAP and Bilevel PAP

Dr. Inderpaul Singh Sehgal (30 Minutes First Batch, 30 Minutes Second Batch)

10:00-10:30 Tea Break

Case Studies

10:30-10:45 COPD Dr. Rajesh Mishra

10:45-11:00 Post Abdominal Sergery Dr. Rajesh Pandey

11:00-11:15 Status Asthamtics Dr. Ritesh Shah

11:15-11:30 Head Injury Dr. Yash Javeri

11:30-11:45 Smoke Inhalation Dr. Rajan Barokar

11:45-12:00 Chest Trauma Dr. Sanjay Dhanuka

12:00-12:15 Drug Overdose Dr. Sauren Panja

12:15-12:30 Tension Hemo-pneumothorax Dr. Vinod Singh

12:30-12:45 ARDS Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome Dr. Aji t Kumar

12:45-01:00 Myasthenia Gravis Guillain-Barre Dr. P. K. Bhat tacharya

Mechanical Ventilation • Day 1Faculty : Dr. Subhal Dixi t, Dr. Dhruv Chaudhary, Dr. Neetu Jain, Dr. Ganshyam Jagathkar

Station one - initiation & Weaning From Mechanical Ventilation

Dr. Subhal Dixi t (40 Minutes each group for four groups)1. Goals at Mechanical Ventilation2. Indications & Contraindication3. Ini tial Ventilator Set tings4. Ventilator Alarm Set ting

Dr. Dhruv Chaudhary, Dr. Neetu Jain (40 Minutes each group for four groups)1. Hazard and Complications of mechanical ventilation2. Defini tion of weaning success or failure3. Weaning Cri teria4. Rapid Shallow Breathing Index (RSBI)

Dr. Ganshyam Jagathkar (40 Minutes each group for four groups)1. Weaning Procedures2. Signs of Weaning Failure3. Causes of Weaning Failure4. What is Terminal Weaning?

8:00-10:00 Batch one - Station one

10:00-10:30 Tea Break

10:30-12:30 Station Two


01:00-03:00 Station Three

03:00-03:30 Tea Break

03:30-05:30 Station Four

Faculty: Dr. Aji th Kumar, Dr. Nikhil Kothari, Dr. Vinod Singh

Station TwoWaveform Analysis During Mechanical Ventilation

Dr. Aji th Kumar (40 Minutes each group for four groups)1. Scalars waveforms on ventilator and their clinical application

Dr. Nikhil Kothari (40 Minutes each group for four groups)1. Loops on Ventilatory Graphics and their clinical application

Dr. Vinod Singh (40 Minutes each group for four groups)1. “Patient ventilator asynchrony” Identification through graphics, Significance and Management.

08:00-10:00 Batch Two - Station Two

10:00-10:30 Tea Break




03:00-03:30 Tea Break

03:30-05:30 Station One

Faculty: Dr. Srinivas Samvedanam, Dr. Sanjay Dhanuka, Dr. Gopal Raval

Station Three

Management During Mechanical Ventilation

Dr. Srinivas Samavedam (40 Minutes each group for four groups)1. Basic Management Strategies during ventilation2. Strategies to Improve Ventilation3. Strategies to Improve Oxygenation4. Blood Gas Analysis during mechanical ventilation

Dr. Sanjay Dhanuka (40 Minutes each group for four groups)1. Trouble Shooting Common Ventilator Alarms and Events2. Care of Ventilator Circuit3. Care of Ar tificial Airway4. Fluid Balance during mechanical ventilation

Dr. Gopal Raval (40 Minutes each group for four groups)1. Electroly te imbalance and ventilator failure2. Nutri tion3. Adjunctive Management Strategies

08:00-10:00 Batch Three - Station Three

10:00-10:30 Tea Break




03:00-03:30 Tea Break


Faculty: Dr. Ashutosh Bharadwaj, Dr. Sauren Panja, Dr. P. K. Bhat tacharya

Station FourModes of Mechanical Ventilation

Dr. Ashutosh Bharadwaj (40 Minutes each group for four groups)1. Negative and Positive Pressure Ventilation2. Operating Modes of Mechanical Ventilation3. Closed-Loop System4. Positive End-Expiratory Pressure (PEEP)5. Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP)6. Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure (BiPAP)7. Controlled Mandatory Ventilation (CMV)

Dr. Sauren Panja (40 Minutes each group for four groups)1. Intermit tent Mandatory Ventilation (IMV)2. Synchronized Intermit tent Mandatory Ventilation (SIMV)3. Mandatory Minute Ventilation (MMV)4. Pressure Suppor t Ventilation (PSV)5. Adaptive Suppor t Ventilation (APV)6. Volume Suppor t (VS)7. Pressure-Controlled Ventilation (PCV)

Dr. Pradip Kumar Bhat tacharya (40 Minutes each group for four groups)1. Airway Pressure Release Ventilation (APRV)2. Biphasic Positive Airway Pressure (Biphasic PAP)3. Inverse Ratio Ventilation (IRV)4. Automatic Tube Compensation (ATC)5. Neurally Adjusted Ventilatory Assist (NAVA)6. High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation (HFOV)

08:00-10:00 Batch Four - Station Four

10:00-10:30 Tea Break




03:00-03:30 Tea Break


Haemodynamic Monitoring & Therapy 3rd February 2016



09:00-09:35 Physics & Physiology of Ar terial Pressure Measurement

Dr. A Kulkarni

09:35-10:10 Physiology of CVP & PAP monitoring Dr. Sumit Ray

10:10-10:40 Principles of cardiac output monitoring Dr. R Shah

10:40-11:00 Tea Break

11:00-13:15 Workshop 1. Techniques & Technology

13:15-14:00 Lunch

14:15-15:00 Does my patient need more fluid? Dr. R Sharma

A. Fluid Challenge in the ICU (10 mins) Dr. F T Hussain

B. Passive Leg Raising (15 mins) Dr. Sandeep Kantor

Q & A & Discussion (5 mins)

15:00-15:30 Rationale choice of inotropes & Vasopressor in Intensive care

Dr. Sumit Ray

15:30-15:50 Tea Break

15:50-18:00 Interactive Case discussion

1. Septic Shock Dr. FT Hussain

2. Cardiogenic Shock Dr. Vivek Nangia

3. Obstructive shock Dr. Sumit Ray

Workshop 1. Techniques & Technology

1. Ar terial cannulation and How to set up a transducer

Dr. F T Hussain / Dr.R Shah

2. PAC: Inser tion and interpretation of Data Dr. R Sharma / Dr. Sandeep Kantor

3. Transthoracic Echocardiography: Basic Views and ul trasound guided CVC placement (3 tables)

Dr. Rajkumar Gupta

4th February 201609:00-09:25 Right Ventricular Dysfunction in Cri tically ill Dr. J Divatia

09:25-09:50 Relevance of Intraabdominal Pressure Measurment

Dr. Sandeep Kantor

09:50-10:15 Tissue per fusion and Microcirculation Monitoring in Cri tically ill- lactate/ScVO2 and VCO2

Dr. Sumit Ray

10:15-10:40 Care of lines and monitors (infection control practices)

Dr. M Singh

10:40-10:55 Tea

10:55-11:20 Echocardiographic assessment of a patient in shock

Dr. V Patil

11:20-13:25 Workshop 2. Advanced Hemodynamics without PAC

13:25-14:00 Lunch

14:00-14:40 Interpreting haemodynamic data: Put ting i t all together.

Dr. A Kulkarni

Workshop 2. Advanced Hemodynamics without PAC

1. Volume view technical & Case Scenario Dr. A Kulkarni / Dr. R Shah

2. Flotrac with ScvO2 technical & Case Scenario Dr. Sumit Ray / Dr. M Singh / Dr. R Sharma

3. Echocardiographic assessment of a patient in shock (3 tables)

Dr. V Patil / Dr. FT Hussain / Dr. Rajkumar Gupta


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Venue inspection and final bushings for CRITICARE 2016

on 4th January 2016 at Agra

Simulation in Airway in Critically ill PatientTime Topics Speakers

08:30-09:00 Registration + Pre-workshop evaluation 20 questions in 10 mins

09:00 Session I : Lectures

10 Min Welcome and Introduction: Why are we here? Prof S Moied Ahmed

12 + 3 min Airway Assessment in ICU: Is it different? Dr Obaid Ahmad Siddiqui

12 + 3 min Airway Management Strategies and Approach to Difficult Airway in ICU

Dr Shahna Ali

12 + 3 min Conventional laryngoscopy Vs Videolaryngoscopy: Their role in management of difficult in ICU

Prof S Moied Ahmed

12 + 3 min Intubation aids - Bougie aided, ILMA, AirQ etc: When do we need them?

Dr Farah Nasreen

12 + 3 min Surgical airways: PCT Vs Surgical, Crico Prof S Moied Ahmed

12 + 3 min Team Dynamics Dr Rakesh Garg

10:40-11:00 Tea Break

11:00-01:00 Skills stations : 4 workstations – Delegates will rotate in each workstation after every 30 mints

1. SGA, Intubation aids: ILMA, Bougie, AirQ, I-Gel Dr Farah Nasreen + Dr Shahna Ali + Dr Muazzam Hasan

2. Video Laryngoscope: C-Mac, King Vision, Airtraq, Truview, Glidescope

Prof S Moied Ahmed + Dr Manazir Athar

3. Surgical Airway: Griggs, White Tusk Prof S Moied Ahmed + Dr Obaid A Siddiqui

4. Surgical Airway: Needle Crico, Ultraperk Prof Lakesh Anand + Dr Manprit Singh + Dr Dhiraj Kapoor

01:00-02:00

02:00-05.00 Session II: Simulations

Hands-on practice at simulation stations: 15 minutes and 30 minutes briefing and debriefing

Dr Rakesh Garg + Prof Lakesh Anand + Dr Manprit Singh + Dr Dhiraj Kapoor

1. Trauma / potential Cervical spine injury Dr Rakesh Garg

2. TM Joint Dr Manprit Singh

3. Head and Neck Ca Dr Dhiraj Kapoor

4. Bariatric Airway Prof Lakesh Anand

Post-workshop evaluation 20 questions in 10 mints + Certification

Difficult Airway & Bronchoscopy in iCU09:00-09:10 Pre-workshop evaluation (20 questions)

Introduction and Basics

09:10-09:25 Basics about bronchoscope (Parts & working principle)

Dr S Moeid

09:25-09:50 Bronchoscopic Anatomy of Tracheobronchial Tree

Dr Gyanendra Agrawal

When to do Bronchoscopy

09:50-10:10 Indications of Bronchoscopy in ICU: Diagnostic and Therapeutic

Dr Manoj Goel

10:10-10:30 Anaesthesia for Bronchoscopy: Local & General anesthesia: Nasal & Oral (with video clippings)

Dr D Yaduvanshi

10:30-10:50 Interactive Case discussions Panel discussion

10:50-11:10 TEA BREAK

Technique

11:10-11:30 Bronchoscopy assisted Intubation: Nasal & Oral Dr Karan Madan

11:30-11:50 Broncho-Alveolar Lavage and Protected brush specimen (PSB)

Dr Karan Madan

11:50-12:05 NIV assisted Bronchoscopy Dr Gyanendra Agrawal

12:05-12:30 Real life Scenarios Trouble shooting during bronchoscopyPanel discussion

Complications and Care

12:30-12:45 Complications and Contraindications of Bronchoscopy

Dr V Tomer

12:45-01:00 Care and Sterilization of Bronchoscope Dr Avdesh Bansal

01:00-02:00 LUNCH

02:00-04.30 WORKSTATIONS (30 min each)

Parts of bronchoscopes with Accessories Dr Manoj Goel/ Dr S Moeid

Bronchoscopic Intubation (Oxford box) Dr Karan Madan

Bronchoscopic Anatomy of Tracheobronchial Tree and BAL

Dr Gyanendra Agrawal/ Dr Yaduvanshi

Bronchoscopy during NIPPV Dr Tomer/ Dr Avdesh Bansal

4.30 – 5.00 pm Post-workshop evaluation (20 questions) + Certification


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In & AroundAgra

the taj mahalTaj Mahal is not just beautiful art and fine architecture, but a memorial to love and faith. It is a sublime experience of the greatest love story ever told. The Taj has been a visual delight for viewers over the ages. The serene beauty and pristine purity of this famed splendor leaves abiding impression on the beholder's mind. The Taj is a joy forever and for any imaginative visitor a rare experience. Open : Saturday to Thursday. (Friday Closed)

Agra FortWithin a radius of 3 km, on the banks of river Yamuna rises the crescent-like Agra Fort. Designed and built by Emperor Akbar in 1565 A.D., the fort is surrounded by a 70 feet high wall. It houses the beautiful Pearl Mosque and numerous palaces including the Jahangiri Mahal, Diwan-e-Khas, Diwan-e-Am, Machihi Bhawan and Moti Masjid.

SikandraAt a distance of 12 km, begun by Emperor Akbar and completed by his son Jahangir in 1613 A.D., Emperor Akbar's tomb in Sikandra is a fusion of Hindu and Muslim art and architecture which, like the Emperor himself, characterized the era. Open: Sunrise to sunset.

Fatehpur SikriThirty km southwest of Agra lies a deserted sandstone city, Fatehpur Sikri, the royal capital of Akbar the Great. Fatehpur Sikri is a concrete expression of the towering personality, the ambition and the exquisite taste of the great king.

Itmad-ud-Daulah's tombSituated on the banks of river Yamuna, the Itmad-ud-daula's tomb is a celebrated example of Mughal architecture. It was built by Empress Nur Jahan, the wife of the fourth Mughal monarch, Jahangir, in


21the memory of her father Ghias Beg who was a Persian noble in Jahangir's court. The tomb looks like a jewel box encased in white marble and intricate inlaid stonework.

Radha Swami SamadhiAt a distance of 8 km, its is the head quarters of the Radha Swami religion. Here the holy ashes of the founder of the faith have been preserved. Also a place where daily congregational service of satsang is held. Open : 08.00 to 17.00 hrs.

Firozabad (44 km)It is famous for its glass industry. Exquisite designs of glass works specially show pieces, toy, bangles and chandeliers are available.

mathura & Vrindavan (60 km)On the banks of river Yamuna, Mathura is the birthplace of Lord Krishna. It has been a sacred pilgrimage center through countless centuries and the temple and shrines that line the waterfront testify to its antiquity. Mathura and Vrindavan, the twin cities where Lord Krishna was born and brought up, still echo with sounds of the playful divine and are replete with imposing temples, each dedicated to the

Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary (56 km)

Also know as Keoladeo Ghana National Park, it is a heaven for bird watchers and ornithologists. Approximately 200 species of birds including the famous Siberian Cranes and other Chinese and North European birds can be seen here in winters.


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Agra Famous Food

Puri with Cholley

One of Agra’s oldest establishments, Joney’s Place is a hole-in-the-wall restaurant with bright interiors and is usually packed with tourists. One of the best restaurants in the Taj Ganj area, the restaurant does a good Indian style breakfast of puris and cholley. Apart from that, diners can choose from a wide array of vegetarian and non-vegetarian curries, pancakes, macaroni, pasta, sandwiches and even hummus and falafel.

Vegetable Stir Fry

The Mandarin is one of the best Chinese restaurants in Agra and offers your pallet a welcome change from Mughlai food. The restaurant offers diners a wide selection of deliciously prepared Chinese dishes including stir fries, honey chicken and chilli garlic noodles. The interiors of The Mandarin are warm and inviting and ensure that you have apleasant dining experience.

Seekh Kabab

One of Agra’s most upscale restaurants, this is the best place to try Mughlai food in the city. The interiors of the restaurant are very appealing, complete with bright table cloths and bamboo walls, creating the perfect ambience for a relaxed and delicious

meal. The menu of Only Restaurant is divided into Mughlai, Afghani, Chinese and Continental cuisine. Apart from being the perfect spot to share a meal with your family, Only Restaurant is also a great place for a business lunch or dinner. Live music every evening only adds to the spirited ambience of the restaurant.

Some of the Famous Point & area are :Nai ki Mandi area on MG road, Indiana, Pinch of Spice, Tajmahal Restaurants on Fatehabad road, GMB and Shree ji sweets on Fatehabad road, Chaat wali gali in Sadar Bazar, Panchhi Petha and Baluganj area.

mughlai Food

Bedhai and Kachori

Petha

Dalmoth

Chaat

Paranthaa

Welcome to

CritiCare 2016

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Dr Atul KulkarniNational President &National Scientific Chair person

Dr Mohan A Mathew Organizing Chairman

Dr Suresh G NairOrganising Secretary

Dr Vinodan KScientific Committee Chairman

Welcome to Criticare 2017, the Annual Conference of the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine. Criticare 2007 may still be fresh in the minds of the seniors of ISCCM. Criticare 2017 promises again to be an exceptional event.

We are looking forward to welcoming you in large numbers.

Our wish is that criticare 2017 has the highest number of intensivists attending from all over the country. Our membership has crossed over 7500 at the National level. We expect not less than 60% of our strength to be at criticare 2017. Criticare 2017 promises to be a terrific opportunity to get involved in the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine.

We hope to deliver the best scientific content. The Scientific Exhibition will be a landmark event which will show case modernity in the critical care horizon..

As we herald the 2017 Criticare, I am sure that after the conference you will carry back all the relevant information needed to treat our critically ill patients better.

Criticare is being conducted at Kochi, which is one of the ten must see destinations chosen by National Geographic. Kochi is also called the Queen of Arabian Sea. This city will treat you royally during your stay with us. I am sure you will use your free time, if any, to enjoy the beauty of the rich coast line of Kerala, its lovely lakes and serene mountains including historical places of workship.

We wish you an amazing, fruitful and very pleasant conference with us at Kochi Criticare 2017 and hope to have opportunities to meet each one in person.

Swagatham!

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