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Third Sir Dorabji Tata Symposium on "Diarrhoeal Diseases"

It was held on 21st and 22nd March 2002 at IISc, Bangalore. Briefly, the following were the presentations made:

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Session I – Clinical Features

Chairperson: Dr. Meera D. Meundi

1

Clinical Features of Diarrhoea in the Adult

Dr. Medha Rao, M. S. Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore

2

Diarrhoea in the Young Patient

Brig. P. K. Sarkar, Dr. Devraj Urs Medical College, Kolar

3

Chronic Diarrhoea

Dr. V. I. Mathanl, New Delhi

4

Discussion

Session II – Parasitic Diarrhoeas

Chairperson: Prof. N. K. Ganguly
1

Giardiasis - A major Diarrhoeal Disease

Prof. R. C. Mahajan
PGIMER, Chandigarh

2

Parasitic causes of diarrhoea with reference to recently recognized agents

Dr. Sarman Singh
AIIMS, New Delhi

3

Discussion

 

Session III – Bacterial Diarrhoeas – A

Chairperson: Dr. M. R. Sandhya Belwadi
1

Cholera :Current knowledge in the  genetic changes in Vibrio cholerae

Dr. G. B. Nair, ICDDR, Bangladesh

2

Molecular Aspects of Diarrhoeal Diseases due to Escherichia Coli infection

Dr. Sandhya Viswesaraiah, IISc, Bangalore

3

Shigella Diarrhoea

Dr. Raman K. Roy, Astrazeneca, Bangalore

4

Discussion

 

Session IV – Bacterial Diarrhoeas – B

Chairperson : Dr. Hema Sridhar
1

Diarrhoeal disease due to Salmonella

Prof. K. B. Sharma, New Delhi

2

Diarrhoeas due to aerobes other than E. coli, V. cholerae, Shigella and Salmonellae

Dr. H. V. Batra, DRDE, Gwalior

3

Diarrhoea due to anaerobes, Campylobacter and antibiotic associated Diarrhoea

Dr. Archana Ayyagari, SGPGIMS, Lucknow

4

Discussion

 

Session V– Viral Diarrhoeas

Chairperson : Prof. M. S. Shaila

1

Rotavirus Diarrhoeas : Molecular aspect

Prof. Durga Rao, IISc, Bangalore

2

Molecular Epidemiology of Adult Diarrhoea Rotaviruses

Dr. T. N. Naik, NICED, Kolkata

3

Diarrhoea due to viruses other than rotaviruses

Dr. Gagandeep Kang, CMC, Vellore

4

Discussion

 

Session VI– Pathophysiology of Diarrhoea

Chairperson: Dr. Ragini Macaden
1

Pathophysiology of Diarrhoea

Dr. B. S. Ramakrishna
CMC, Vellore

2

Ultra Structural Changes in Intestinal Mucosa in Diarrhoea

Dr. M. M. Mathan
New Delhi

3

Discussion

Session VII - Food Borne Diarrhoeal Disease
Chairperson: Prof. K. B. Sharma
1

Food borne pathogens and food poisoning

Prof. Rama Chaudhury, AIIMS, New Delhi

2

Ensuring Food Safety

Dr. K. Santhanam, SDTC, Bangalore

3

Discussion

Session VIII - Therapy
Chairperson: Prof. P. Balaram/Dr. Anand Kumar
1

Treatment of Diarrhoeal Diseases

Air Marshal S. K. Dham, AFMC, Pune

2

Oral Rehydration and Newer Development in Treatment of Diarrhoea

Prof. M. K. Bhan, AIIMS, New Delhi

3

Treatment of Diarrhoeas in Traditional Medicine (Ayurveda)

Dr. Darshan Shankar, FRLHT, Bangalore

4 Discussion

Session IX – Immunization

Chairperson: Prof. G. Padmanaban
1

Current Status of Drug Resistance in Enteric Pathogens and implications for Therapy

Dr. S.K. Bhattacharya,NICED, Calcutta

2 Vaccination against Diarrhoeal Diseases

Dr. A. Ghosh,IMTECH, Chandigarh

3

Passive Oral Immunisation with Immune Goat Colostrum against Rotavirus and its use as Nutritional Supplement for Infants

Dr. S. D. Kelkar, NIV, Pune

4

Discussion

1

Panel Discussion - Challenges in Community Based Control of Diarrhoeal Diseases

Moderator: Dr. V. I. Mathan

2 Closing Session Dr. H. Sudarshan

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