Track Categories

The track category is the heading under which your abstract will be reviewed and later published in the conference printed matters if accepted. During the submission process, you will be asked to select one track category for your abstract.

Track 1 : Pediatrics

Pediatrics is a branch of medicine that provides health and clinical care for new-borns, children, and adolescents from birth to age 18, as well as preventive health care for healthy children. The Pediatrician monitors the physical, mental and emotional well-being of the child in all phases of recovery, both in terms of anxiety and well-being.

Track 2 : Clinical pediatrics

The goal of Pediatric research is to reduce infant mortality, curb the spread of infectious diseases, promote healthy lifestyles to promote a disease-free life, and alleviate the problems of Children and Youth. to enlarge You can see that this can be achieved in Pediatrics. It includes basic treatments to promote the well-being of children. The biggest problem may be related to nutritional deficiencies in the general health of babies and children, because a lack of essential vitamins and nutrients can seriously hinder growth and development.

Track 3 : Pediatrics Surgery

Pediatrics is a branch of medicine that specializes in treating children from infancy to adolescence. Patient identification is still part of the Pediatric approach, but it increasingly conflicts with therapy and requires careful evaluation. Regional specialists refer to a pediatrician working in Pediatrics. The Pediatrician prepares the best treatment plans for patients, performs pre-employment evaluations and preventive measures, and analyzes the patient's progress as a sign of follow-up concerns.

Track 4 : Pediatric Health Care

Pediatrics Human Services is a comprehensive Pediatric practice that addresses healthy and frail youth issues. Pediatric services, including health monitoring and wait management; ensure physical and psychosocial development and healing; age-appropriate screening; Find and deal with a burning and difficult problem and advice on a dangerous and real disease.

Track 5 : Pediatric Nursing Care

Pediatric nursing is the study of appropriate care of children and youth. This part of medicine deals with the evaluation of young people from background to young people in health services. Pediatric assistants provide health care and clinical counselling for children from birth to late adolescence. These helpers provide gifted attention to the child, working with the family to address the child's thoughts, fears, problems, and decisions.

Track 6 : Pediatric Dermatology

It is a medicine where a specialist treats babies and young people with skin diseases. These problems can appear as children get older or are present from birth. Pediatric dermatology treats skin conditions such as acne, birthmarks, cysts, hives, lesions, and moles that may or may not require treatment. Treatment is crucial for children with albinism, alopecia, atopic dermatitis and other conditions.

Track 7 : Neonatology

It is a Pediatric specialty that is responsible for the medical care of new-borns, especially those born prematurely. Affected new-borns require special medical attention due to low birth weight, insufficient fetal growth, premature birth and insufficient lung development (pulmonary hypoplasia). In difficult situations, it is treated by a Neonatologist.

Track 8 : Pediatric Urology

Pediatric urology is a surgical subspecialty of medicine that treats diseases of the urinary tract in children. Pediatric neurologists treat both boys and girls from infancy through early adulthood. Testicular, genital and urinary problems are the most common. Most Pediatric urologists in North America work with children's hospitals. As part of Pediatric Urology Board certification training, surgical practice performed as part of a urology residency is often followed by Pediatric urology specialty training at an accredited children's hospital. In India, Pediatric urology is practiced both by adult urologists trained in Pediatric urology and by Pediatric surgeons who focus on Pediatric urology.

Track 9 : Pediatric Oncology

Children have difficulty coping with the stress of medical treatment, surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy because their coping mechanisms vary according to their stage of development. Infections are a major cause of morbidity and mortality in cancer patients. Global statistics have shown that psychological treatment should be offered as part of the health care of children with cancer to prevent long-term emotional and behavioural problems arising from the complexity and multidimensionality of palliative care in children

Track 10 : Pediatrics and Public Health

In Pediatrics, understanding children's healing as a transactional system and the ultimate determinant of adult capabilities has significant implications for the development of systems, practice models, and training. If we are to improve the health of individual children and ultimately the overall well-being of the population, early childhood service systems must be responsive and coordinated at multiple levels. doctors need to add some skills outside the traditional clinical model; and training techniques must be innovative.

Track 11 : Pediatric Orthopedics

Pediatric orthopedics is a medical field dedicated to the treatment of children's joints, muscles and bones. A Pediatric orthopedist is a doctor who specializes in treating these areas in children from infants to teenagers.

Pediatric orthopedists also known as Pediatric orthopedists can perform surgical treatments, when necessary, but they also offer various treatments such as casts or limb plugs.

Track 12 : Gynecology

Gynecology is the area of medicine that deals with the care of pregnant and laboring women as well as the diagnosis and treatment of illnesses that are characterized in terms of the idea of a woman. He also has first-hand knowledge of various facets of women's health, including infertility, menopause, hormonal problems, and contraception (birth control tablets). Clinically well-known terms that highlight two opposing viewpoints on the framework of female reconstruction are "obstetrics" and "gynecology," respectively. Obstetrics places a strong emphasis on taking pregnancy, the fetus, labor, delivery, and subsequent labor into account. From the onset of adolescence to menopause and beyond, gynecology focuses on all other aspects of a woman's mental health.

Track 13 : Pediatric Nephrology

The Department of Pediatric Nephrology specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of children with various acute and chronic kidney diseases. The department evaluates and treats hypertension, hematuria, proteinuria, renal tubular acidosis, kidney stone disease, glomerulonephritis and renal failure. In addition, it provides end-to-end care for children with end-stage renal disease, including treatment of patients on peritoneal dialysis, hemodialysis and follow-up care after kidney transplantation.

Track 14 : Pediatric Cardiology

Pediatric cardiology, which utilizes suggestive approaches such echocardiograms, cardiovascular catheterization, and electrophysiology, is in charge of making the diagnosis of intrinsic cardiac abandonment. An indication of both the need for the new-born intensive care unit and the possibility of anomalies is the increase in the number of infants with intrinsic coronary hearts. Frequently, the ECG and chest X-ray support the neonatal finding. The congestive coronary heart defect, or hydrops, in an embryo can be identified via a Pediatric echocardiography. The challenges that arise during surgical procedures for cardiac regeneration and regenerative therapy are also being studied. Nursing care for kids with coronary heart disease is a critical role in aiding Pediatric cardiac patients in along with these techniques.

Track 15 : HIV in Pediatrics

Perinatal HIV transmission is the phrase that describes how HIV can flow from an HIV-positive woman to her unborn baby when she is pregnant, giving birth, or nursing. In the United States, it's the most typical way for children under the age of 13 to contract HIV. Perinatal transmission of HIV is also known as mother-to-child transmission of HIV.

One of several elements that influence how well children and adolescents respond to HIV medication is their growth and development. For instance, because children develop at various rates, the dosage of an HIV medicine may be determined by a child's weight rather than their age.

Track 16 : Pediatrics Sport Medicine

Musculoskeletal injuries and illnesses that affect the bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and joints in developing young adults frequently differ from those that affect older individuals. These specialists can handle the unique medical requirements of kids and teenagers associated with sports since they have had specialized training and expertise in Pediatric sports medicine. Professionals in Pediatric sports medicine are knowledgeable on how to assess and care for kids and teenagers in a way that helps them feel at ease and agreeable. Their place of employment is geared towards youngsters and teenagers.

Track 17 : Pediatrics Nutrition

Early in life, good nutrition is vital. For both adults and children in the family, there are different requirements for upbringing. You are in a stage of development where people require proper nutrition—not simply fatty foods. Many age groups have varied requirements during the development years. The fetal genome's articulation is altered by diet, a significant ecological aspect in gestation that may have long-term repercussions.

Track 18 : Pediatric Gastroenterology

Pediatric gastroenterologists are professionals that specialize in treating children's digestive, liver, and nutritional issues. They observe kids from birth to age 18 years. If your kids have complications with their liver, digestion, or nutrition, see a doctor pediatrician frequently refers their young patients to Pediatric gastroenterologists.

 

Track 19 : Advancements in Global Pediatric Healthcare

It seems that new techniques and technologies are developed "before you blink." The healthcare sector is constantly seeking to improve, from new treatments to software that can detect Pediatric anemia. In today's quick-changing and technologically advanced healthcare system, innovation in clinical treatment combined with technological advancement can save lives. These facilities are on the front edge of Pediatric technology.

Track 20 : Pediatric Genetics

For the comprehensive management of chromosomal anomalies, retardation, structural abnormalities, hereditary disorders, and birth defects, Pediatric genetics offers identification, mitigation, and prevention services.

Track 21 : pediatric vaccines

Immunization is the process of becoming immune to a disease, whereas antibodies play an important role in a child's health. Immunizations should be made available to children at a young age in order to protect them against illnesses before they are exposed. Immunizations are an important part of Pediatric treatment. Inoculation, which is done ahead of potentially harmful contaminations, has been a major contributor to lower infant and adolescent mortality.