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Addressing liver diseases
KIMS Hospitals organised a two-day conference HEAL-2016, an international symposium on Hepatology Advances and Liver Transplantation, on February 6 and 7.
Panelists debate on clinical advances, controversies and best practices
KIMS Hospitals organised a two-day conference HEAL-2016, an international symposium on Hepatology Advances and Liver Transplantation, on February 6 and 7. It was held in association with INASL - Indian National Association for the Study of the Liver.
The hospital brought renowned experts from India and across the world including UK, USA and Singapore, to discuss and debate these clinical advances, controversies and current best practices.
Dr B Bhaskar Rao, MD & CEO of KIMS Hospitals, said, “Liver disease and liver cancer have been on the rise in India but the current advances means that these conditions could be diagnosed early and eminently treated.
The Department of Hepatology and Liver Transplantation at KIMS Hospitals has done a wonderful job of bringing together top minds from across the world for this two-day workshop. We have been at the forefront in providing complex, cutting edge liver care including transplantation services in a cost effective manner.
This international liver transplantation conference, which is the one of the first of its kind in Hyderabad, aims to discuss these advances and share global and local perspectives on making state of the art liver care available to everyone.”
