Insights and Achievements: Highlights from the 26th Annual AKCOG Congress in Thiruvalla

 Title: "Insights and Achievements: Highlights from the 26th Annual AKCOG Congress in Thiruvalla"

Introduction:

The medical community recently convened at the 26th Annual Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology (AKCOG), held at the Vijaya Convention Centre in Thiruvalla from February 9 to 11. This event served as a platform for experts to share knowledge, discuss emerging trends, and showcase research findings in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology. This article highlights the noteworthy contributions of Dr. Patsy Varghese, HOD OBGYN, and four dedicated postgraduates who presented papers and posters during the congress.

Body:

  1. Dr. Patsy Varghese's Involvement: Dr. Patsy Varghese, the Head of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, played a pivotal role in the congress. As a panelist in the Reverse Panel on fertility problems, Dr. Varghese shared valuable insights. Additionally, she chaired a session on Obstetric trends in Kerala, contributing to the discourse on the region's unique obstetric landscape.

  2. Postgraduate Contributions: Four postgraduates made significant contributions to the congress through paper presentations and posters.

    a. Aparna (3rd year PG): Presented a paper on the diagnostic performance of MRI in myometrial invasion in carcinoma endometrium, adding valuable information to the field of diagnostic imaging in gynecology.

    b. Aiswarya James (3rd year PG): Shared findings on the association of anti TPO antibody with adverse pregnancy outcomes, shedding light on potential factors affecting pregnancy health.

    c. Prabhitha (2nd year PG): Presented a poster on 'Unraveling Methotrexate' - a case report challenging conventional norms in the management of ectopic pregnancy. Also, presented a paper on evaluating the risk of preterm birth among women with threatened preterm labor.

    d. Reshma Wilson (2nd year PG): Displayed a poster on ovarian torsion in a patient with chronic refractory ITP and a platelet count of 6000. Additionally, presented a paper on the effectiveness of RMI as a tool in differentiating benign from malignant ovarian tumors.

  3. Diverse Research Topics: The range of topics covered by the postgraduates reflects the diversity of research interests within the department, encompassing diagnostic imaging, pregnancy outcomes, ectopic pregnancy management, and the evaluation of ovarian tumors.

Conclusion: The 26th Annual AKCOG Congress in Thiruvalla served as a stage for the exchange of knowledge and the presentation of groundbreaking research in Obstetrics and Gynecology. The active participation of Dr. Patsy Varghese and the four postgraduates from the department showcased the commitment to advancing the field. Their contributions not only enriched the discussions at the congress but also highlighted the dedication of the medical professionals towards enhancing healthcare outcomes for women.







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