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International Conference on Nephrology and Electrolyte Imbalance (ICNEI-26)

Organised by IGAE Global
Date17–18 Dec · 09:00 – 17:00
VenueRiyadh , Saudi Arabia.
AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hrs
International Conference on Nephrology and Electrolyte Imbalance (ICNEI-26)
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About the event

• Advancements in Nephrology Research: Exploring innovative research methodologies, emerging trends, and laboratory discoveries regarding renal mechanisms and molecular kidney function. • Electrolyte Imbalance (Clinical Implications): Understanding how imbalances in critical ions (such as sodium, potassium, and calcium) directly alter patient outcomes, with specific focuses on complications like hyperkalemia or hyponatremia in chronic kidney disease. • Innovative Treatments for Kidney Disease: Analyzing novel therapeutic pathways, pharmaceutical developments, and clinical trials for managing progressive renal failure. • Electrolyte Disorders (Diagnosis and Management): Reviewing diagnostic tools and evidence-based protocols to safely correct fluid and electrolyte issues. • Renal Health and Patient Quality of Life: Addressing patient-centered clinical care, dietary strategies, and methods to mitigate the systemic impacts of kidney disorders on everyday lifestyle.

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AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hours
Target audience• Nephrologists & Renal Specialists: Physicians who specialize in diagnosing, managing, and treating kidney diseases and complex fluid/electrolyte disorders. • General Clinicians & Internists: Internal medicine doctors, critical care specialists, and emergency physicians who frequently manage acute electrolyte imbalances in hospital settings. • Epidemiologists & Public Health Experts: Professionals tracking the global burden of chronic kidney disease (CKD) and developing population-level prevention strategies. • Medical Researchers & Pathologists: Scientists and laboratory investigators studying the cellular, molecular, and genetic mechanisms behind renal dysfunction. • Dialysis & Nurses Care Practitioners: Specialized renal nurses and clinical technicians responsible for the day-to-day management of patients undergoing renal replacement therapy. • Students & Academics: Medical students, residents, fellows, and university faculty looking to present original abstract findings and network with global experts.

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