PALA PHYSICIANS CLUB Presents: Unraveling Chronic Idiopathic Constipation

 

PALA PHYSICIANS CLUB Presents: Unraveling Chronic Idiopathic Constipation



Date: 13 June 2024
Time: 08:00 PM
Venue: IMA House Pala, Opp. St. Antony the Abbot Church

Topic: CME on Chronic Idiopathic Constipation

Speaker: Dr. Deepak K Johnson, MD, DM, Senior Consultant Gastroenterologist, Believers Church Medical College Thiruvalla

The Pala Physicians Club is excited to host an enlightening CME session on the intriguing topic of Chronic Idiopathic Constipation. We are honored to have with us, Dr. Deepak K Johnson, a renowned Senior Consultant Gastroenterologist from Believers Church Medical College Thiruvalla, who will be shedding light on this gastrointestinal conundrum.

Chronic Idiopathic Constipation (CIC) is a challenging condition that affects many individuals, impacting their quality of life. Dr. Johnson, with his extensive experience and expertise, will delve into the latest insights and management strategies for this disorder. From understanding the pathophysiology to exploring effective treatments, this CME promises to be an invaluable learning experience for healthcare professionals in our community.

The session will be chaired by Dr. G. Harish Kumar, with Dr. Cyriac Thomas serving as the Secretary for the event. We invite all interested physicians and healthcare providers to join us at IMA House Pala for this informative evening.


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