A special lecture on ‘How to provide better treatment for tropical fever syndrome like malaria, dengue, and kala-azar on priority basis’ was delivered by president of ‘Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine Dr Narendra Rungta on the second day of the three-day Zonal meet of Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine held at Chirayu Medical College & Hospital.
Dr DP lokwani (Vice-Chancellor of Madhya Pradesh Medical University) raised concerns about the negligence of minor problems of body which develop into major problems later and further highlighted that it was important to detect and diagnose problems at primary stage and doctors should be consulted for correct line of treatment.
On the other hand there is a need of setting and implementing guidelines for the medical practitioner and a better system to provide best medical education.
Dr Narendra Rungta said tropical fevers like malaria, dengue, kala-azar etc spread after the Monsoon season, tropical fevers have same symptoms so it was very difficult to judge the exact disease due to which special attention was required to detect and diagnose. A patient should be provided with medical assistance as soon as possible.
Detailed discussions on Cardio Critical Care, Neurocritical Care, therapy beyond antibiotics, new paradigms in critical care management for liver failure, Pancreatitis- early suspicion & diagnosis, do’s & don’ts to prevents Pancreatic necrosis and recognition, prevention of nosocomial fungal infection in intensive care unit and management of fungal infection in ICU, treatment for patients in critical care who are suffering from Intestine related diseases, the progress in critical care medicine worldwide, obstetric critical care and the Nutritional Strategies in Critically ill Patients etc, Nutrition Strategies for Critically ill patients were discussed.