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RCOG IRC India South & AICC RCOGMaternal Medicine Summit

Predict, Pivot & Protect
21 & 22 November 2026 The Residency Towers, T. Nagar, Chennai
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Dates

21 & 22 November 2026

Venue

The Residency Towers Chennai, 115 Sir Thyagaraya Rd, T. Nagar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600017

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Organised by

RCOG IRC India South & AICC RCOG

Enquiries

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Welcome

The RCOG IRC India South and AICC RCOG are pleased to announce the Maternal Medicine Summit – Predict, Pivot & Protect – taking place over two days in Chennai. The summit brings together international and national faculty to share the latest evidence and practical strategies in maternal medicine, with a focus on prediction of risk, timely clinical pivots, and protecting maternal and fetal outcomes.

Welcome message

Dear Colleagues,

It is our pleasure to welcome you to Chennai for the Maternal Medicine Summit on the 21st and 22nd of November. This program focusses on identification and management of women with medical disorders during pregnancy. The number of women we are taking care of who have pre-existing medical problems or develop complications in pregnancy is increasing. This is an area where we need to update ourselves with the changing guidelines and management paradigms.

The faculty has been identified for their expertise and will bring to the meeting cutting-edge research besides evidence-based clinical management. Through a combination of lectures and case-based discussions our aim is to tease out the day-to-day challenges in our practice.

We are confident that this will be a well spent two days. This is also an opportunity to submit your work as paper and poster.

We would love to see you in a brand new venue in Chennai, share the opportunity to network and meet friends and colleagues, as we all learn together.

Warm regards

Organising Committee

International faculty

Leading experts joining us from the UK.

Professor Laura Magee

Prof Laura Magee

Professor, Global Women’s Health
King’s College Hospital
King’s College London, UK

Professor Peter von Dadelszen

Prof Peter von Dadelszen

Professor, Global Women’s Health
King’s College Hospital
King’s College London, UK

Professor P Saravanan

Prof P Saravanan

Diabetes, Endocrinology & Metabolism
University of Warwick, UK

Programme highlights

Lectures and case-based discussions on the medical disorders that complicate pregnancy.

Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy

  • Angiogenic markers + multivariate modelling
  • Prediction of adverse outcome
  • Management – atypical preeclampsia, HUS/TTP, eclampsia
  • Prevention, antihypertensives and timing of birth
  • Newer immunomodulators and biologics – safety

Refractory APLA – what is the evidence?

Neurological problems in pregnancy

Disentangling hepatic dysfunction in pregnancy

Infection in pregnancy

Sepsis – early identification to save lives

Challenges in diagnosis and management of VTE in pregnancy

Cancer in pregnancy – guiding principles

Metabolic problems in pregnancy

  • BMI, gestational weight gain and impact on pregnancy
  • GLP-1 and pregnancy
  • Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes in pregnancy and pregnancy management
  • Sleep and pregnancy

Challenges in haematological problems in pregnancy

Echo in pregnancy – rationale and yield

Cardiovascular changes and long-term risk from PE and GDM

Abstract submission

Abstracts invited for free papers and e-posters

Submissions are open for the RCOG IRC India South & AICC RCOG Maternal Medicine Summit 2026, 21st & 22nd November 2026, The Residency Towers, Chennai.

Last date for abstract submission10th November 2026
Submit abstract
10 Nov 2026abstract deadline
Posterpresentation
300 wordsmaximum
3 typesResearch, Case Report, Case Series

Guidelines

  • The last date for abstract submission is 10th November 2026.
  • Abstracts are invited for Poster Presentation only.
  • The abstract must be submitted in English.
  • The abstract should be original and relevant to the field of Obstetrics, Gynaecology or Maternal Medicine.
  • The abstract title should be clear and concise.
  • The abstract should not exceed 300 words.
  • Please include the Title, Authors, Institution/Affiliation and Abstract Content.
  • The name of the Presenting Author should be clearly indicated.
  • Abstracts may be submitted as Original Research, Case Report or Case Series.

Review and selection

  • All abstracts will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee.
  • Acceptance of the abstract will be communicated to the presenting author.
  • The decision of the Scientific Committee will be final.
  • Detailed poster presentation instructions will be shared with accepted authors separately.

Conference registration is mandatory for the presenting author to present the accepted poster.

Suggested format: Original Research
  1. Background / Introduction
  2. Objectives
  3. Methods
  4. Results
  5. Conclusion
Suggested format: Case Report / Case Series
  1. Introduction
  2. Case Description
  3. Discussion
  4. Conclusion

Registration fees

Type Regular(Till 30th October 2026) Late & Spot(After 1st November 2026)
Consultant
(AICC RCOG Member)
Rs. 8,500 Rs. 9,000
Consultant
(Non AICC RCOG Member)
Rs. 9,000 Rs. 9,500
PG/Student Rs. 5,500 Rs. 6,000

Inclusive of 18% GST

Get in touch

For more details contact

info@aiccrcogsz.com

RCOG IRC India South & AICC RCOG
Maternal Medicine Summit – Predict, Pivot & Protect

Conference secretariat

Venue

The Residency Towers Chennai,
115, Sir Thyagaraya Rd, T. Nagar,
Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600017
21 & 22 November 2026

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