VijayKher IndiaEpitome Kidney & Urology Institute, New Delhi

VijayKher
Has established Academic & Clinical departments of Nephrology at Shere-Kashmir, Institute of Medical Sciences in Srinagar; Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute, Lucknow; Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi; Fortis Group of Hospitals NCR, Delhi Medanta – the Medicity Gurgaon and now Epitome Hospital during the last 45 years. Areas of Interest : kidney transplantation (clinical immunosuppression, ABO incompatible transplantation, paired exchange donation & cost – containment), progression of Renal Disease, Acute Kidney Injury and Glomerulonephritis. Our group has been pioneer in the world for the development of robotic kidney transplantation, a novel technique to provide advantages of minimally invasive surgery in this high risk group Has been past president of Indian Society of Nephrology Member of KDIGO transplant recipient guidelines workgroup Has been awarded fellowships of National Academy of Medical Sciences, India; Royal College of Physicians, Edinburg & Indian Society of Nephrology and orations of various scientific societies. Has published 250 papers in peer reviewed journals, 43 book chapters and edited 11 books
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Friday, February 7, 2025

Time Session
4:15 p.m.
5:15 p.m.
CKD Screening: A Universal Necessity or a Targeted Approach? The Great Debate; ISN-ERA Special Session
BKH03
AminuBello Chair CanadaUniversity of Alberta
HarunUr Rashid Chair BangladeshKidney Foundation Hospital and Research Institute
VijayKher Chair IndiaEpitome Kidney & Urology Institute, New Delhi
  • Hot Debate - We Should Have Universal Screening For CKD: ISN-ERA Special Lecture - PRO
    BKH03-01
    AlbertoOrtiz Speaker SpainIIS-Fundacion Jimenez Diaz UAM, Madrid, Spain
  • Hot Debate - We Should Have Universal Screening For CKD: ISN-ERA Special Lecture - CON
    BKH03-02
    GermaineWong Speaker AustraliaUniversity of Sydney
Amaltas Hall B101-A