Kanpur. With the aim of increasing awareness and exchange of medical knowledge on important topics related to women's health, a scientific symposium was organized on Saturday at Hotel Regenta, Kanpur under the aegis of Kanpur Society of Perinatology and Reproductive Biology (ISOPARB). In this, senior gynecologists and doctors of the city participated and discussed in detail the prevention, timely identification and effective treatment of recurrent urinary tract infection (Recurrent UTI) in women and infection occurring during and after operation (surgical site infection).
The seminar was presided over by Dr. Neelam Mishra, President of ISOPARB Kanpur. He said that the main objective of the program is to make the doctors aware of the latest scientific information about infection prevention and better treatment.
In the program, Dr. Rashi Mishra lectured on the causes of frequent urinary tract infections in women, the conditions responsible for it, the complications arising and various aspects of effective and permanent treatment. He said that in case of repeated infections, correct identification of its causes and timely treatment is very important.
Dr. Meera Agnihotri, Chief Conservator and Conservator, conducted a panel discussion with experts on important topics like prevention of surgical site infection, identifying early signs of infection, precautions required during operation and best post surgery care. This discussion was moderated by Dr. Renu Gupta Lal and Dr. Pavika Lal.
Dr. Kiran Sinha, Secretary of ISOPARB, said that it is very important to follow the prescribed medical protocols for timely identification of recurrent infections in women, proper treatment and prevention of infection during surgery. He stressed on the doctors to be aware of better treatment methods and provide safe and quality medical services to women.
On this occasion, President Dr. Neelam Mishra, Chief Patron Dr. Meera Agnihotri, Secretary Dr. Kiran Sinha and Treasurer Dr. Reshma Nig.
Many senior gynecologists and doctors of the city including M were present. In the seminar, doctors shared their experiences and ideas and expressed their resolve to adopt scientific approach to improve the quality of women's health.