PGIMER Chandigarh to Host the 2nd Rastogi-Dash Clinical Case Conference on Thyroid Disorders with over 80 Alumni Reunion
Chandigarh, April 3, 2025:
PGIMER is rolling out the red carpet for the 2nd Rastogi-Dash Clinical Case Conference on Thyroid Disorders, set to take place from April 5th to April 6th, 2025.
Detailing about the upcoming Conference, Prof. Sanjay Bhadada, Head, Deptt. of Endocrinology & Organisning Chairman of the Conference stated, “This prestigious annual event will not only attract some of the brightest minds in endocrinology, clinical research, and patient care but will also welcome back an impressive contingent of 80 esteemed alumni, fostering a vibrant atmosphere of collaboration and knowledge-sharing.”
“The conference will commence with a formal inaugural ceremony on April 5th at 12:00 PM, with the august presence of Prof. Vivek Lal, Director PGIMER, as the Chief Guest. Attendees will not only witness the latest advancements in thyroid disease management but will also pay homage to two legendary figures in the field: Prof. G. K. Rastogi and Prof. R. J. Dash. Both former heads of the department have played monumental roles in shaping contemporary endocrinology practices, making this reunion particularly special”, elaborated Prof. Bhadada.
In recognition of outstanding contributions to the field, the Lifetime Achievement Award will be conferred upon Dr. M. V. Muraleedharan, celebrating his decades of dedication and transformative impact in endocrinology.
The conference will feature a dynamic lineup of scientific sessions covering a diverse array of topics related to thyroid disorders. Seasoned experts will engage attendees through case-based discussions, interactive panel deliberations, and in-depth presentations that tackle diagnostic dilemmas and emerging treatment protocols.
A highlight of the conference will be the much-anticipated legacy sessions. Here, participants will have the unique chance to delve deep into the pioneering work of Prof. G. K. Rastogi and Prof. R. J. Dash, exploring their contributions that have shaped modern management of thyroid disorders and pondering future directions in the field.
Approximately 300 professionals—including endocrinologists, general physicians, surgeons, radiologists, pathologists, and postgraduate students—will gather to explore a wealth of insights and innovations in the management of thyroid disorders. This marks a significant milestone in PGIMER’s commitment to medical excellence.
Prof. Bhadada aptly summed up, “The 2nd Rastogi-Dash Clinical Case Conference is envisioned as more than just an academic event; the reunion of 80 alumni will foster rich discussions, encourage collaborations, and inspire innovative research initiatives.”