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AVATAR India Society’s third annual conference inaugurated

AVATAR India Society’s third annual conference inaugurated
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The AVATAR India Society held its third annual conference in Chennai to facilitate medical education for renal physicians and radiologists. The event featured workshops and leadership changes, with participation from major medical institutions.

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It highlights advancements in specialized medical training and professional networking within India's healthcare sector.

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The inaugural function of the third annual conference of the Association of Vascular Access and Interventional Renal Physicians (AVATAR) India Society, AVATAR India 2026, was held in Chennai, on Saturday. The SRM Group and the Apollo Hospitals were among the organising partners of the event.

By bringing together renal physicians, vascular surgeons, and radiologists to provide continuing medical education through hands-on workshops, debates, and expert sessions.

Sampath Kumar took over as president of the AVATAR Society at the event. A.K. Bhalla, ex-president of AVATAR India, Shyam Bansal of International Society of Nephrology, Guest of Honour Ravi Pachamuthu, and Chief Guest Darez Ahamed addressed the gathering.

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