IPACON 2026 brings over 400 experts together to focus on preventing diabetic foot amputations
The IPACON 2026 congress has gathered over 400 healthcare experts in Moinabad to address the prevention of diabetic foot amputations. The event focuses on advanced wound care, limb salvage protocols, and regenerative therapies.
Why it matters
Diabetic foot complications are a major health burden, and collaborative medical conferences are essential for standardizing life-saving treatment protocols.
IPACON 2026, a national congress dedicated to diabetic foot care and limb salvage, began in Moinabad on Saturday, bringing together more than 400 healthcare professionals to discuss strategies for preventing avoidable amputations and improving outcomes for patients with diabetic foot complications.
Hosted by the Indian Podiatry Association (IPA) in association with its Telangana chapter, the two-day congress is being conducted under the theme, ‘Redefining Diabetic Foot Care Through Prevention, Preservation and Regeneration’.
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