Oral Presentation Schedule
APCH 2025
November 27-29, 2025
Joint Meeting of Indian Society of Hypertension
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28 Nov 2025 |
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Abstract Details |
Name |
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Evaluating the Effects of Aerobic Exercise on Glycaemic Control and Lipid Profile in Hypertension (Abstract ID: 48) |
Abhaya Mahadik |
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A Cross Sectional Study To Assess Pharmacotherapeutic Adherence Among Hypertensive Patients In Tertiary Care Hospital (Abstract ID: 77) |
Anant Karanjia |
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Impact of Hypertension on Glycemic Control in Type 2 Diabetic Patients: A Cross-sectional Analysis (Abstract ID: 80) |
Aniket Inamdar |
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Targeting Organ damage in youth population associated with dysregulation in mitochondrial respiration and oxidative stress -An Insilico Approach (Abstract ID: 67) |
Anveshika Manoj |
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Target End Organ Damage in Obesity-Related Hypertension (Abstract ID: 35) |
Arpit Mishra |
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Cracking the diagnosis:A case of secondary hypertension (Abstract ID: 116) |
Bushra Waseem |
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Correlation between vitamin D and lipid profile in patients with ischemic stroke (Abstract ID: 76) |
Jailendra Gond |
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Impact of Lower Leg Exercises in a Head-Down vs. Spine Position on Cardiovascular Haemodynamics in Elderly Hypertensive Individuals: An Experimental study (Abstract ID: 31) |
Shyam Ganvir |
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Unmasking Obstructive Sleep Apnea in Pseudoresistant Hypertension (Abstract ID: 34) |
Sahail Ahmed |
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Autonomic Dysfunction Signatures in Masked Hypertension: Predictive Modeling of Silent Cardiovascular Risk Using Multi-Parameter ABPM Analysis (Abstract ID: 43) |
Sanjay Singla |
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Timing of food intake effects parameters of sleep and lipid profiles in patients of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: A key to better metabolism (Abstract ID: 8) |
Smriti Rastogi |
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Role of Mind-Body Therapies in Controlling Hypertension in Osteoarthritis of the Knee (Abstract ID: 39) |
Vandna Awasthi |
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Interrelation of Hypertension and Body Mass Index with Chronic Kidney Disease Among Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (Abstract ID: 126) |
Seema Singh |
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Hypertensive Urgency in Pregnancy (Abstract ID: 122) |
Nilashis Dutta |
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EFFICACY OF OTAGO EXERCISES AMONG ELDERLY POPULATION WITH HYPERTENSIVES. (Abstract ID: 127) |
Pratik Ingle |
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Paravertebral Mass Masquerading as Secondary Hypertension: A Hidden Culprit Behind Episodic Crisis (Abstract ID: 29) |
Md Ali |
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Effect of Screentime on Sleep quality in Young Adults |
Shiraza Haque |
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Urine-excreted sodium-to-potassium ratio in CKD and healthy populations (Abstract ID: 120) |
Andrew Susilo |
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Effect of Sacubitril/Valsartan on echocardiographic parameters in heart failure patients with mildly reduced ejection fraction |
Neelam |
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Serum Calcium, Sodium And Potassium Levels Among Primary Hypertensivepatients |
Sushrut Londhe |
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Prescription Pattern Analysis Of Antihypertensive Medication Use And Blood Pressure Control In Patients With Treatment Resistant Hypertension In A Tertiary Care Hospital Of North India |
Snigdha Swagatika |
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