29th Annual
Scientific Meeting of the Research Society for the
Study of Diabetes in India
Post Graduate Institute of
Medical Education and Research,
Chandigarh
December 14, 15, 16 and 17, 2001
RSSDI 2001,
CHANDIGARH
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
CME on December 14, 2001 and
Scientific Meeting on December 15, 16 and 17
Day
1 (14.12.2001) CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
0730-0800 REGISTRATION
0800-0830 Inauguration
SESSION 1: Chairpersons: Prof Sam G
P Moses, Prof B B Tripathy
0830-0855 Oral glucose tolerance test relic of the
past or relevant for the future -
Prof V Seshiah (Chennai)
0855-0905 Floor discussion
0905-0930 Diet in the etiology of Diabetes Prof
Barbara Boucher (UK)
0930-0940 Floor discussion
0940-1005 Immune interventions in type 1 diabetes -
Primary prevention vs Secondary intervention -
Dr R G Naik (Mumbai)
1005-1015 Floor discussion
1015-1045 Tea
SESSION 2: Chairpersons: Prof V
Seshiah, Prof Henry Rajaratnam
1045-1110 Intensive insulin therapy Benefits &
Challenges
Prof Ved V Gossain (USA)
1110-1120 Floor discussion
1120-1145 Ideal oral drug therapy for type 2 diabetes
Have the dreams Come true?
Prof R Khardori (USA)
1145-1155 Floor discussion
1155-1220 Management of hypertension in diabetes Are
ACE inhibitors the Holy grail?
Prof Paresh Dandona (USA)
1220-1230 Floor discussion
1230-1255 Prevention of microvascular complications
From molecular insight to clinical applications.
Prof H B Chandalia(Mumbai)
1255-1305 Floor discussion
1305-1400 LUNCH
SESSION-3: Chairperson: Prof R J
Dash, Dr R Khardori
1400-1425 Cardiovascular risk reduction in diabetes
mellitus Are our interventions too late?
Prof Ashok Kumar Das(Pondicherry)
1425-1435 Floor discussion
1435-1500 Peripheral neuropathy in diabetes-
Prof John Ward (UK)
1500-1510 Floor discussion
1510-1535 Gestational diabetes mellitus concerns,
controversies, consensus
Dr Usha Sriram (Chennai)
1535-1545 Floor discussion
1545-1600 Tea
SESSION-4: Chairperson: Prof Ved V
Gossain, Prof K C Samal
1600-1625 B Cell replacement therapies challenges and
hopes
Prof Jonathan Lakey (USA)
1625-1635 Floor discussion
1635-1700 Prevention of type 2 diabetes Are we
medicalising a life Style problem.
Prof D K Hazra (Agra)
1700-1710 Floor discussion
Day-2 (15.12.2001)
07.30-17.00 Registration
08.00-08.30 Presidential Oration-
Prof V Seshiah Hall-I
Chair: Prof Sam G P Moses, Prof B B Tripathy
08.30-09.15 Plenary Lecture-1: Research in Diabetes,
Indian Scenario Hall-I
Dr V Mohan(Chennai) Chair:
Prof O P Gupta, Gen K J Shetty
0915-10.00 Guest Lecture-1: Counter regulatory hormones
in Glucose homeostasis
Speaker: Dr Ved Gossain Chair:
Prof H B Chandalia
10.05-10.30 Tea
10.30-12.15 M M S Ahuja Symposium (Healtheon): Endocrine
Diabetes
Hall-1
Chair: Prof R J Dash & R Khardori
(i) Glucocorticoid induced
diabetes : Prof K C Samal (Cuttack)
(ii) Diabetes Secondary to GH
excess : Prof M S Seshadri (Vellore)
(iii) Hyperandrogenism and Insulin
resistance : Dr A C Ammini (New Delhi)
(iv) Effects of PTH on Glucose
Homeostasis : Prof S P S Teotia (Bangalore)
12.15-12.45 Guest Lecture-2 Hall-I
Vit.D deficiency as a risk factor for
diabetes
Speaker: Dr Barbara Boucher
(UK) Chair: Prof S P S Teotia
12.45-13.15 Guest Lecture-3
Hypertension and Diabetic
Nephropathy
Speaker: Prof Karl Mogensen
Chair: Prof K S Chugh
13.15-14.00 Lunch Viewing of posters
14.00-15.45 Symposium 2 (Hall 1)
Cardiodiabetology Improving the
Cardiac Prognosis in patients of diabetes mellitus
Chair: Prof P Dandona (USA), Prof
R P Sapru
(i) Impact of glycemic control on
cardiovascular risk
Dr Henry Rajaratnam (Srilanka)
(ii) Enhanced cardiovascular risk
in diabetes causes and consequences -
Dr A Mishra, Delhi
(i) Choice of oral hypoglycemic
drugs in type 2 diabetes with cardiovascular disease -
Dr R Khardori (USA)
(ii) Looking beyond glucose a
multiprolonged approach to CV risk reduction -
Dr V Narayan (USA)
14.00-15.45 Symposium 3 (Hall 2)
Diabetic Complications Molecular
approaches to Prevention And Treatment
Chair: Prof Jamal Ahmed, Prof V
Kannan
(i) Advanced glycosylation
inhibitors Theory and Promise
Dr S V Madhu (Delhi)
(ii) Aldose reductase inhibitors
Has the hype died down?
Dr S D Mehtalia (Mumbai)
(iii) Protein kinase C and growth
factors inhibitors
Prof A H Zargar (Srinagar)
(iv) Antioxidants Rationale and
Hard facts
Dr R Muralidharan, (Chandigarh)
14.00-15.45 Symposium 4 (Hall 3) ? cells in type 2
diabetes Basic Aspects
Chair: Prof P V Rao, Gen M M
Gupta
(i) Life and death of ? cells A
close look at apoptosis
Prof A Litonjua (Phillipines)
(ii) Insulin secretory
abnormalities in type 2 diabetes
Dr Pankaj Shah (USA)
(iii) Proinsulin and proinsulin
split products
Dr Eash Bhatia (Lucknow)
(iv) Novel approaches to ? cell
replication/regeneration
Dr Jonathan Lakey (USA)
15.45-16.15 Tea
16.15-17.00 Sam G P Moses Oration (USV): (Hall-1)
Insulin therapy : A journeythrough
eighty years
Speaker: Prof Teucsher (Berne,
Switzerland)
Chair: ProfV Seshiah, Prof
NKochupillai
17.00-18.00 Executive Committee Meeting
18.00-18.30 Editorial Board Meeting
Day-3: 16.12.2001
07.30-17.00 Registration
08.00-08.30 Guest Lecture-4 Hall-1
A relook into animal insulin usage in
developing countries
Speaker: Prof Z Metalko
(Zagreb) Chair: Prof N Kochupillai
08.30-09.15 Plenary Lecture-2 Hall 1
Endothelial Dysfunction in Diabetes
Speaker: Dr P Dandona, USA
Chair: Dr Henry Rajaratnam, Prof A
Mishra
09.15-10.00 Guest Lecture-5 Hall-1
Causes and Management of Acidosis:
Diabetologists perspective
Speaker: Prof R D Cohen, (UK)
Chair: Prof M S Seshadri
10.00-10.15 Tea
10.15-12.30 Nutrition theme Symposium-5 Hall I
Weight Gain and Diabetes Decontrol
Chair: Prof C B Sridhar (Bangalore),
Prof K C Samal (Orissa)
(i) Weight Homeostasis Ved
Gossain/R J Dash
(ii) Weight gain with drug treatment
of diabetes Mechanisms and Magnitude Prof H B Chandalia
(iii) Strange attitudes to food and
exercise Prof J D Ward
(iv) Scope for antiobesity drugs in
diabetes control - Prof Samar Banerjee(Kolkata)
12.30-13.15 M Viswanathan Oration Hall-1
Diabetic Foot: Preventive strategies
& Management
Speaker: Dr J D Ward
Chair: Prof B B Tripathy, Prof N S
Murali
13.15-14.00 Lunch Viewing of posters
14.00-15.30 Symposium 6. Hall-1
Newer insights into SU therapy (Serdia)
Chair: Prof R J Dash (Chandigarh),
Dr Wangnoo SK (Delhi)
(i) SU receptor and target
response Dr RG Naik
(Mumbai)
(ii) Sustained/controlled release
sulfonylureas Dr Ramachandran (Chennai)
(iii) 2o SU failure strategies for
presentation and management Dr Hariharan (Chennai)
(iv) Panel discussion
14.00-15.30 Symposium -7 Hall-2
Traditional/Alternative medicine for
Diabetes
Chair: Prof R R Chaudhary, Prof
Geevarghese
(i) Cultural/socioeconomic barriers
to diabetes management Dr Gloria Beckles
(ii) Herbal preparations in diabetes
management Dr J K Agarwal
(Dr Raghu Ram TC, NIN,Hyderabad)
(iii) Stress management in
diabetes-Prof B K Sahay
(iv) Integration of different systems
of medicine - challenges and Hopes Prof C B Sridhar
14.00-15.30 Symposium-8 Hall-3
Less Stressed complications of
diabetes
Chair: Prof K Kannan, Dr R P Kudiyar
(i) Diabetic gastroenteropathies
Dr Sudip Chatterjee (Kolkata)
(ii) Diabetic cystopathy
Dr Subhankar Choudhry (Kolkata)
(iii) Diabetic
osteopathy Dr D S Rao (Detroit, USA)
(iv) Diabetic cheiroarthropathy
Dr Pradeep Bambery (Chandigarh)
15.30-17.00 Free Papers: Oral
Chair:
Hall-1
Hall-2
Hall-3
17.00-18.00 General Body meeting
19.00 Congress Banquet
Day
4: 17.12.2001
07.00-08.00 Judging of posters for prizes
08.00-09.00 CPC/Quiz
09.00-10.30 Symposium 9: Hall 1
Insulin Resistance Syndrome- Basic
Sciences
Chair: Dr A Ramachandran, Prof R V
Jayakumar
(i) Insulin receptor signaling-
Implications for insulin Resistance - Dr A K Saha, (USA)
(ii) Role of genes The thrify gene
hypothesis
Dr Siddartha Das, (Cuttack)
(iii) Role of intrauterine
environment-thrifty phenotype Hypothesis - Dr C S Yajnik, (Pune)
(iv) PPARs overview of physiology
and implications for IRS. - Dr G R Sridhar (Vishakapatnam)
09.00-10.30 Workshop 1: Hall-2
Early Detection of diabetic
complications guidelines
Chair: Prof. P G Raman, Prof N S
Murali
(i) Diabetic retinopathy
Prof Amod Gupta, (Chandigarh)
(ii) Foot assessment
Dr Sharad Pendsey (Nagpur)
(iii) Screening for microalbuminuria
Dr Samar Banerjee(Kolkata)
(iv) Non-invasive cardiovascular
assessment Dr Gupta/Dr Muralidhar Rao
09.00-10.30 Workshop 2: Hall-3
Special Management Problems
Chair: Gen R K Suri, Brig.J S
Saini
(i) Hypoglycemia unawareness
Gen Shetty K J (Nepal)
(ii) Managing diabetes with
comorbidities Dr K Kannan, (Madurai)
(iii) Management of diabetes in the
elderly Dr R Khardori, (USA)
(iv) Drug interactions in diabetes
management Dr P S Lamba, (Mumbai)
10.30-10.45 Tea
10.45-12.45 Symposium-10 Hall-1
National Diabetes Control Program (ICMR)
Chair: Prof B B Tripathy, Prof N C
Saxena (ICMR)
(i) Burden of Diabetes in India
Dr Ramachandran
(ii) Environmental toxins in
causation of diabetes: Indian Scenario Prof Gee Varghese
(iii) Strategies for management of
diabetes- Indian context Dr N Kochupillai
(iv) National Diabetes Education
Program Need of the hour Dr M C Srivastava
(v) Training in Diabetes Care in
undergraduate and Postgraduate Curricula Prof O P Gupta
12.45-13.30 Debate - 1 Moderator: Prof C B
Sridhar (Bangalore) Hall 1
Insulin therapy vs Drug Combination
(Aventia)
Dr Nikhil Tandon (For) vs Dr
Chandalia (Against)
Debate 2 Moderator:
Brig J S Saini Hall-2
All patients with diabetes should
receive ACE inhibitors
Dr S K Jindal (For) vs Dr V Jha
(Against)
Debate 3 Moderator:
Dr J K Agarwal Hall-3
Should Triglycerides be treated as
an independent CV risk factor
Dr Sunil Gupta (For) vs Dr A Nigam
(Against)
13.30-14.00 Valedictory function
14.00 Lunch
RSSDI 2001,
CHANDIGARH
CME on December 14, 2001 and
Scientific Meeting on December 15, 16 and 17
Dear Colleague,
Greetings from Chandigarh!
It will be our pleasure to
welcome you to the 29th Annual Conference of Research Society for Study of
Diabetes in India (RSSDI) at PGIMER, Chandigarh from December 14-17, 2001.
It is a fortuitous coincidence
that the first RSSDI conference of the new millennium, aimed at gearing
ourselves up to tackle the Diabetes epidemic with new vigour will be held in
Chandigarh, a modern city with vision for the future. Conceived by Nehruvian
dreams of modern India and shaped by the ingenious Le Corbusier, Chandigarh
with its meticulously designed architecture, picturesque gardens silhouetted
by the Shivalik hills, a sprawling artificial lake and a unique rock garden
showcasing creations of art from rubble, is a connoisseur's delight. The city is
a melting pot of various cultures and a harmonious microcosm with a congenial
academic milieu provided by many institutes of excellence.
The conference will try to match
the city in excellence and we promise of providing you all a heady cocktail of
academic fare, social interactions and rich cultural ethos of the place. The
emphasis shall be on clinical and basic research and the twin theme subjects
'Endocrine diabetes' and 'Weight control for diabetes control'. The program
would include orations, plenary sessions, symposia, oral/poster sessions and
luncheon meeting to meet the professors. The details of the academic program
are being worked out and will be mailed to you shortly. December will be winter
time in Chandigarh with the minimum temperature touching 4 oC. Still the
days will be pleasant. To add to the warmth of our hospitality you are advised
to bring your woollens too!
Looking forward to welcome you
all for a fruitful get together.
Sincerely Yours,
(R.J. DASH)
CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT
Diabetes researchers are invited to collect relevant data for presenting
theme papers, and the last date for submitting is October 31, 2001
RSSDI 2001
PUBLICATIONS
CME Book
(optional)
A book on type
2 diabetes
Souvenir
December 13th evening
Executive Meeting
Preconference Get
Together
December 14th
CME (full day)
Inauguration of RSSDI (6
PM)
December 15th
Presidential Oration
GALA DINNER
December 16th
Free Papers
General Body meeting
Congress Banquet
December 17th
CLOSING CEREMONY/LUNCH
Please send your
research abstracts for oral/poster presentations to reach before October 31,
2001, to
Professor B.K. Sahay
Chairman, RSSDI Scientific Committee
6-3-852/A, Ameerpet
Hyderabad 500 016
Young researchers may
apply for 10 travel grants of Rs.2,000 each along with their abstracts to
the Chairman, Scintific Committee.
Rs.5,000, Rs.3,000 and
Rs.2,000 as First, Second and Third Prizes will be awarded to selected
poster/oral presentations preferably on theme subjects during the Annual
Scientific Meeting.
All registration
enquiries
should be mailed to
Conference Secretariat
Professor R.J. Dash
Head, Department of
Endocrinology
Post Graduate
Institute of Medical Education and Research,
Chandigarh 60 012
India
tel 0172 744977,
747585-99 ext 275
fax 744401, 745078
E mail : rjdash@rediffmail.com;
dashrj@satyam.net.in;
medinst@pgi.chd.nic.in
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Theme subjects
Nutrition Section
WEIGHT GAIN AND DIABETES
DE CONTROL
The major limiting factor of
traditional therapy of type 2 diabetes mellitus has been the exclusive
targetting of B cell with insulin secretogogues rather than addressing
insulin resistance. All insulin secretogogues and exogenous insulin therapy
have the inevitable side effect of weight gain to the tune of 4-5 kg as
documented in several studies. With unphysiologic large doses of insulin or
sulfonylureas, magnitude of weight gain can be larger, offsetting the
beneficial effects of glycemic control. The undue weight gain further
accentuate insulin resistance and the concomitant cardiovascular risk. Since
metformin by its insulin sensitizing effect and direct suppression of
hepatic glucose output, does not lead to weight gain, its combination with
sulfonylureas and insulin, is widely favoured. Even in type 1 diabetes,
addition of metformin to insulin therapy prevents weight gain and
consequently, decreases insulin requirement. The new class of insulin
sensitizers, `thiazolidinediones' improve the metabolic profile associated
with insulin resistance syndrome, but lead to weight gain through direct
effects on adipose tissue. Hence long term benefits and adverse effects of
these drugs on cardiovascular risk need scrutiny. Emphasis on
non-pharmacologic measures like physical activity and diet, use of minimum
effective doses of insulin and regular use of insulin sensitizers like
metformin can circumvent unacceptable weight gain as a complication of
treatment of diabetes.
Scientific Section
Ahuja Symposium
ENDOCRINE DIABETES
Traditionally diabetes mellitus has
been perceived as a metabolic disorder rather an endocrine disorder, though
pathogenetically it shares the essential ingredients of other endocrine
disorders namely hormone deficiency and hormone resistance. The meeting
ground of traditional endocrinology and diabetes is exemplified by a sub
group of secondary diabetes, `diabetes (or impaired glucose tolerance)
secondary to other endocrine disorders' or endocrinopathic diabetes. They
include diabetes seen in hypersecretion of cortisol (Cushing's syndrome),
growth hormone (acromegaly) and catecholamines (pheochromocytoma). The
common denominator of these conditions is insulin-resistance from counter
regulatory hormone excess with or without insulin deficiency. More complex
metabolic mechanisms operate in hyperparathyroidism and thyrotoxicosis.
Treatment of the underlying endocrine condition may reverse the metabolic
alterations, though complete normalization may not be achieved, where an
inherent genetic predisposition to type 2 diabetes exists. The interest in
these disorders is largely due to the fascinating interactions of the
counter-regulatory hormones with insulin secretion and insulin action.
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Life Membership
of RSSDI
We encourage you
to become Life Members of RSSDI. In addition to becoming a member of the most
pretigious society of diabetologists in India, it entitles you to a free copy of
the International journal of Diabetes in Developing
Countries which is published quarterly. The life
membership subscription is Rs.1500 only. For cheques, add Rs. 50 as out station
charges.
For life
membership of RSSDI kindly make your cheque/bank draft payable to
RSSDI payable at Hyderabad
and send it to Prof. P.V. Rao, Secretary, RSSDI, Professor and Head, Department
of Endocrinology and Metabolism, Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences,
Hyderabad 500 082.
Registration Fees
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Category upto
upto From
sept.15 Oct.31 Nov.1
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3500 5000
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4000 6000
Associate* 1000
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Remittances
All remittances must be
made by bank draft/bankers cheque to DIABETICON
2001 payable at Chandigarh. Out station cheques
should carry an additional amount of Rs. 50/- towards banking charges.
Cancellation
Request for refund of
cancellation of registration fees will be accepted upto 15th October 2001 only.
An amount equivalent to 30% will be deducted for each individual refund. All
refunds will be made after 20th December 2001.
Spot
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Spot registration will be made
only on receipt of bank draft/travellers cheques. Cash will not be accepted at
the registration desk.
THE REGISTRATION
IS MANDATORY FOR DELEGATES WHO ARE PRESENTING PAPERS.
A receipt will be sent to
delegates confirming their registration and payment received. Delegates who have
registered and paid and have not reveived confirmation should contact RSSDI-2001
Secretariat. All delegates are required to bring the receipt to the registration
desk for authentication.
Registration
Fees for Delegates Include
* Admission to the
scientific sessions and exhibition
* Conference documentation
(abstract volume etc.)
* Admission to the Opening
Ceremony, Social events and closing ceremony
* Conference Lunches,
Coffee/Tea during breaks
* Certificate of attendance
Registration
Fees for Associates/Accompanying Persons Include
* Admission to the Opening
Ceremony and Social events
* Official banquet
* Three Lunches
* one half day sight seeing
tour of the city
Official Banquet
An official Banquet will be
hosted on 16th December 2001 at 1930 onwards. Delegates are requested not to
keep any other dinner engagement on this day.
29TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF RESEARCH SOCIETY
FOR STUDY OF DIABETES IN INDIA
RSSDI-2001
14TH-17TH DECEMBER, 2001
REGISTRATION FORM
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RSSDI-2001
14th-17th DECEMBER, 2001
CHANDIGARH, INDIA
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