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Amrita Centre for Advanced Research in Ayurveda (ĀCĀRA) is a new initiative of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham at the Amrita School of Ayurveda located in the Amritapuri Campus of the institution.
ĀCĀRA is inspired by the vision of Amma to provide a scientific backing for traditional medical practices and pave the way for the development of an evidence based Integrative approach to health care. Ayurveda is being increasingly accessed by people world over and has an unbroken continuity in its practice in India.
IASTAM India (Indian Association for the Study of Traditional Asian Medicine) is a multidisciplinary organization that pioneered intellectual conclaves and is active for over 38 years. It has been organizing events at the international & national level on subjects of significance. With the theme ‘Connecting Systems, Bridging Disciplines’ it is now committed to global healthcare through AYUSH systems and integrative efforts to bridge the gaps in the medical care. IASTAM has conducted important meets as ‘ICAAM 2016 – International Conference on Advances in Asian Medicine’, ‘Consultative Meet on Cancer’ at behest of Ministry of AYUSH in 2016, ‘Conclave on Translational Research Opportunities in Ayurveda’ in 2017, ‘Brainstorming Meet on NITI AYOG Initiative:
Worldwide, cancer is the second leading cause of death after cardiovascular disease. Prevention and treatment measures focusing on environmental factors have been implemented, but little progress in reducing the incidence of cancers has been made. The cost of cancer treatment remains prohibitive in major parts of the world. Cancer burden in India is growing and 1 million new cases of cancer are diagnosed every year in a population of 1·2 billion. In age-standardized terms, the mortality burden of cancer in India is comparable to that seen in high-income countries. Such figures are partly indicative of low rates of early-stage detection and poor treatment outcomes.
In India, there is widespread use of traditional medical systems like Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy for management of Cancer in various stages of its clinical presentation. There are reports of benefits from such interventions, even as there are serious concerns about the delay in seeking conventional care as well as herb-drug interactions that can lead to adverse outcomes. On the other hand, there is a strong consensus that primary and secondary prevention, pain and palliative care, as well as supportive care during chemotherapy and radiation, are the areas of promise where AYUSH systems can make substantial contributions in cancer care. Drug discovery from cancer from traditional therapeutics has always been an area of research interest for several decades that needs new dimensions. It is also believed that the AYUSH knowledge base can help throw new light on the development of the disease and its manifestations.
In these circumstances, there is a need to develop integrative approaches and treatment guidelines for the management of cancer to maximise treatment outcomes. This calls for a systematic dialogue and continuous deliberations between practitioners of AYUSH systems and conventional medicine as well as researchers and academicians.
The Conclave on “Cancer Care and Research in AYUSH: Developing a Roadmap” is an outcome-oriented step in this direction. The conclave aims to achieve the stated objective of a roadmap through structured deliberations for well-defined endpoints with the following sub themes :
February 15, 2019: There will be a Pre Conclave Workshop on Ayush Treatment Modalities of Cancer. Entry is restricted to 50 participants. The IASTAM Award Function will also be held in the evening of February 15, 2019 from 3:30 PM onwards.
February 16, 2019: The Brainstorming Sessions of the Cancer Conclave will be conducted from 9 am onwards.
February 17, 2019: Oral presentations of selected abstracts will be presented in three parallel sessions. Posters will be presented in two sessions. The Conclave will conclude at 3.30 pm.
Faculty, Medical practitioners, PG and Ph.D. scholars, Internees, Researchers and scientist from Ayurveda, Life science and medical streams.
Venue: Seminar Hall, Amrita Centre for Nano Sciences and Molecular Medicine, Annex Building, B Block, First Floor
| Time | Day 1 Day Friday Date – 15/02/2019 |
| 8.30 am to 9.00am | Registration |
| 9.00 am to 1.00 pm | Welcome |
| Introduction of the Resource Persons Dr. Sasikumar Nechiyil, Dr. Susheela Saji, Dr. Vijith Sasidhar | |
| Clinical Experiences | |
| Diagnostic Protocols | |
| Treatment Algorithms | |
| Discussions, Deliberations and View Points | |
| Feedback from Participants | |
| Conclusion |
| 3.30 pm | IASTAM ORATION & AWARD FUNCTION and Inauguration |
Venue: Annex Auditorium, B Block, Third Floor
| Time | Day 1 Day Friday Date – 15/02/2019 |
| 3.00 – 3.30 pm | Registration & Tea |
| 3.30 pm – 3.35 pm | Invocation |
| 3.35 pm – 3.50 pm | Welcome & Introductions – Dr. P. Rammanohar, Research Director, Amrita School of Ayurveda |
| 3.50 pm to 4.00 pm | Felicitation of Guests: Amrita – Representative / IASTAM Representatives |
| 4.00 pm- 4.15 pm [ 15 minutes] | IASTAM – Awards & Remarks: Dr. Narendra Bhatt, President IASTAM |
| 4.15 pm- 4.40 pm [25 minutes] | Felicitation and IASTAM – Pandit Shiv Sharma Oration – Vd. Devendra Triguna |
| 4.40 pm to 5.05 pm [ 25 minutes] | Felicitation and IASTAM – Zandu International Oration (International Recipient) – Dr. Robin Marles |
| 5.05 pm to 5.30 pm [ 25 minutes] | Felicitation and IASTAM – Zandu International Oration (Indian Recipient) – Dr. S. C. Lakhotia |
| 5.30 pm- 6.15 pm [ 45 minutes] | Felicitation of IASTAM Awardees |
| 6.15 pm to 6.35 pm | Address by Chief Guest – Shri Shekhar Dutt |
| 6.35 pm to 6.50 pm | Address by Guest of Honour – Dr. W. Selvamurthy |
| 6.50 pm to 7.05 pm | Address by Guest of Honour – Dr. Asim Ali Khan |
| 7.05 pm to 7.15 pm | Address by Special Guest – Prof. Dr. Angelika Messner |
| 7.15 pm- 7.30 pm | Presidential Address – Br. Sankara Chaitanya |
| 7.30 pm to 7.40 pm | Vote of Thanks – IASTAM Representative |
| 7.40 pm | Dinner |
MORNING
Opening Keynote Address (9.00 am to 9.30 am)
Dr. Y.K. Gupta, President, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhopal and Former Academic Dean and HOD, Dept of Pharmacology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi
Session 1
Cancer Prevention (9.30 am to 10.30 am)
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Keynotes:
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Session 2
Treatment Modalities and Clinical Insights (10.30 am to 1.15 pm)
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AFTERNOON
Session 3 Drug Development (2 pm to 3.45 pm)
Chairpersons:
Keynotes:
Panelists:
Session 4 Cancer Biology (4 pm to 5 pm)
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Keynotes:
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Session 5 Cancer Roadmap Round Table (5.30 pm to 7 pm) Entry Restricted to Invitees
VENUE: SEMINAR HALL, AMRITA CENTRE FOR NANO SCIENCES AND MOLECULAR MEDICINE, ANNEX BUILDING, B BLOCK, FIRST FLOOR
Chair:
Co- Chair:
Convenors
| Time | Presentations | ||
| 8.45-9hrs | Key Note1 Dr Manasi Deshpande, Prof and HOD,Dravyaguna,Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Ayurved, Pune | ||
| 9-9.15hrs | Key Note2 Dr Ramesh N V, Prof and HOD,Rasasastra ,Amrita School of Ayurveda, Kollam | ||
| 9.15-9.23 hrs | OP1(91) | DrAswathyKrishnaS,DrVishnuMohan,DrAswiniBN,DrShivbalajiK | Effectiveness ofJalaukavacarana and Brahma Rasayana inPromotion of Quality of Lifein Grade Three Buccal Carcinoma after Radiationand Chemo Therapy: ACase Study. |
| 9.23-9.31 hrs | OP2(125) | Dr. K V Pradeep and Dr.Indu V L | An Open Clinical Trial to Evaluate The Combined Effert of Gokshuradya Ghritha with Silajathu on Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia |
| 9.31-9.39 hrs | OP3(82) | Dr Aswin T Das, Dr JayakrishnanA, Dr Ashwini Bn and Dr SivabalajiK | Ayurvedic intervention onGrade II buccal mucosal cancer –case report |
| 9.39-9.48 hrs | OP4(37) | Anupama Jdileep, Jayakrishnan A, Ashwini B.N and Sivabalaji K | Effect of Jalookavacharana in Gingivobuccal carcinoma- A case report |
| 9.48-9.57 hrs | OP5(88) | Mira Krishnan.M, Sivabalaji K and Ashwini B.N | Immunomodulatory Effect of Amalaki Rasayana and its Implication in Supraglottic Carcinoma : A Case Study |
| 9.57-10.05 hrs | OP6(50) | Deepa J G, Anandaraman P V and Prathibha CK | Udvartana as a palliative approach to post mastectomy lymphedema – A Case Report |
| 10.05-10.13 hrs | OP7(21) | Mohamad Saleem | A study on the effectiveness of Nutrition and Ayurvedic dietics in the successful management of pancreatic cancer -A single case study |
| 10.13-10.21 hrs | OP8(112) | Beena Md and Sudhakar Reddy | Ayurveda management in enhancing the life expectancy of cancer patients’ w.s.r. to Rabdomyosarcoma – A Case Study |
| 10.21-10.29 hrs | OP9(20) | Amit Awadhiya and Anup Thakar | Effectiveness of Basti on adverse effects of chemotherapy in oesophageal cancer to improve Quality of life –A case study |
| 10.29-10.38 hrs | OP10(135) | Vishnu Govind. M and K. V. Subhadra Antherjanam | Long term clinical response of cervical carcinoma to Ayurvedic treatment – A Case Report |
| 10.38-10.47 hrs | OP11(38) | Chippy Prince Raji, Anju Raj, HemavathiShivapura Krishnarajabhatt, AnjalyMuraleedharanand Parvathy Unnikrishnan | Combined effect of stana lepa and internal medications in managing pain and lymphadenopathy in post Breast Cancer – A Case Study |
| 10.47-10.55 hrs | OP12(90) | Dr. Amrutha S.Babu, Dr. Devipriya Soman, Dr. Mahesh .C. Kundagol and Dr.James Chacko | An Ayurvedic help in Low grade Non Hodgkins Lymphoma- A Case report |
| 10.55-11.03 hrs | OP13(1)) | Dr.SundaraRaman, AshwiniB.N and K.SivaBalaji, | A case report on Grade II Oligodendro glioma by Ayurvedic intervention |
| 11.03-11.15hrs | Concluding remarks by Chair and Co chair | ||
| Time | Presentations | ||
| 1.30-1.45hrs | Key Note 7Dr. Anant Dharmadhikari, Former Directorof Ayurveda, Govt. of Maharashtra | ||
| 1.45-2.00hrs | Key Note 8Dr.Ananthram Sharma, Professor of Panchakarma, Amrita School of Ayurveda | ||
| 2.00-2.08 hrs | OP40(124) | Vahab R A, Delvin T Robin, Anusree Dileep, Preethi Mohan and Vandana Rani M | A Review on herbal down regulation of NF KB Cells – A breakthrough in the management of tumorigenesis |
| 2.08-2.16 hrs | OP41(35) | Kalaiselvi G G | Diet – Nutrients and Kayakalpa Herbs for the Prevention of Cancer – Siddha perspectives |
| 2.16-2.24 hrs | OP42(43) | Dr.Pratheep G, Dr.Elavarasan K,Pooja K and Gowshik M | Anti – Cancer Drugs in Siddha Literatures – Literature Review |
| 2.24-2.32 hrs | OP43(152) | Sushma N.S, Chinchu Bose and Rammanohar P | Identification and estimation of Catechol SA-3C by HPLC in milk boiled with purified Semecarpus anacardium nuts |
| 2.32-2.40 hrs | OP44(14) | Tushar Gupta, Veena Deo, Bharat Bhushan Shrikhande and Neha Dandewar | Formulation Development and Optimization of 3 Myrobalans Mouthwash for its Cytotoxic Potential in Oral Carcinoma |
| 2.40-2.48 hrs | OP45(97) | Dr.Lekshmi C.S, Dr.Vineeth P.K and Dr.Ramesh N V | A conceptual analysis of the development of Bhasmas as engineered nano particles in Cancer Therapy |
| 2.48-2.56 hrs | OP46(133) | Vijayalekshmi Ramalekshmi and Indulekha C V | Potential Anti-Tumor Herbs from Horthus Malabaricus |
| 2.56-3.04 hrs | OP47(51) | Dr.Devipriya S, Dr.Vineeth P.K and Dr.Arun Mohanan | Yashtimadhu Ksheerapaka – A promising drug for radiation induced gastritis |
| 3.04-3.12hrs | OP48(145) | Shruthi M H, Hariprasad V R,Ashok B K,Palaniyamma D, Raghavendra P R, Suryakanth D A,Rafiq M and Rangesh P | Design and development of turmeric – Triphala (Oro -T), Oral Rinse for Chemo and Radiotherapy induced mucositis |
| 3.12-3.20hrs | OP49(98) | Dr Rakhy Raj R and Dr Jayanti CK | Anti – Cancer Activity of Amalaki fruit (Phyllanthus emblica) – A Brief review |
| 3.20-3.28 hrs | OP50(27) | Sukruth G and Laxi Narayan Gupta | A descriptive review on exploration of Cannabis in the management of Cancer |
| 3.28-3.35hrs | Concluding remarks by Chair and Co chair | ||
| Time | Presentations | ||
| 8.45-9hrs | Key Note 3Dr Rabinaryan Tripathy, Vice Principal andHOD, Shalyatantra, Amrita School of Ayurveda, Kollam | ||
| 9-9.15hrs | Key Note 4Dr. Vandana Kozarekar, Ayurveda Clinician,Mumbai | ||
| 9.15-9.23 hrs | OP14(113) | Anju Raj, Anilkumar Kala,DrAnjaly, Dr Hemavathi Krishnarajabhatt and Dr Parvathy | An Ayurvedic management for Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia-3 in HPV positive woman-a case study. |
| 9.23-9.31 hrs | OP15(144) | Dr.Aswathy Y S, Dr.AnanthramSharma and Dr.Prathibha C K | Improving the Quality of Life of Hepatocellular Carcinoma through Ayurveda: A Case report |
| 9.31-9.39 hrs | OP16(9) | K Shanti | Ayurvedic management of Oral lichen planus-A Case Study |
| 9.39-9.48 hrs | OP17(36) | Anilkumar Kala, Prince Raji,Chippy, Dr Anjaly, Dr Parvathy and Dr Hemavathi. Krishnarajabhatt | Holistic approach to manage depression and other associated symptoms induced by pan hysterectomy for granulose cell ovarian cancer – A Case Report |
| 9.48-9.57 hrs | OP18(13) | Dr Vivek J Vivek and Dr Nisha Manikantan | Evidence based cure for breast cancer through Ayurvedic line of treatment – A case study |
| 9.57-10.05 hrs | OP19(81) | Dr Sreelekshmi V S, Dr Rabinarayan Tripathy, Dr Rajeshwari P N and Dr.Shaithya Raj | Preventive Management of Barrett’s Esophagus – A Single Case Study |
| 10.05-10.13 hrs | OP20(3) | Shailesh Deshpande | Efficient Homoeopathic Care of Challenging Cases of Malignancy |
| 10.13-10.21 hrs | OP21(5) | Jay Shah, Nilesh Shah and Arun Jadhav | Effect of individualized homoeopathic treatment on quality of life of patients with gynecologic cancers |
| 10.21-10.29 hrs | OP22(70) | Yogesh Bendale, Vineeta Bendale, Avinash Kadam, Vaishali Dharashive, Poonam Birari- Gawande and Anandrao Patil | Clinical evidence- based study of administration of Rasayana therapy along with chemotherapeutic agents shows better anti-tumour activity without antagonizing the Anticancer properties of chemotherapy- Findings of an observational crosssectional study. |
| 10.29-10.38 hrs | OP23(2) | Dr. Nilofar Shaikh, Prof. Dr. S.N. Gupta, Prof. Dr. Sandhya Patel and Prof. Dr. Jasmina Acharya | Clinical trial on cervical cell dysplasia and its Ayurvedic Management- A promising measure to prevent cervical Cancer |
| 10.38-10.47 hrs | OP24(85) | Dr Rajeshwari P N and Dr Sharath S G | Emblica officinalis reduces the Serum C-Reactive Protein, IL-6 and TNF –Alpha levels in Endothelial dysfunction – A Pilot Clinical study |
| 10.47-10.55 hrs | OP25(157) | ShyamasundaranK, Sushma NS, Prajeshnath EN, | Exemplification of understanding the Dosha involvement in cases of Ca through an example of Ca Cervix |
| 10.55-11.03 hrs | OP26(41) | Sankha Subhro Ghosh and Pratibha Kulkarni | Free radical scavenging activity in prevention of Arbuda with reference to Cancer |
| 11.03-11.15hrs | Concluding remarks by Chair and Co chair | ||
| Time | Presentations | ||
| 1.30-1.45hrs | Key Note 9Dr. Chandrakant Bhanushali, Founder,Ayurchem Products | ||
| 1.45-2.00hrs | Key Note 10 Dr. Delvin T Robin, Associate Professor, Svasthavritta, Amrita School of Ayurveda | ||
| 2.00-2.08 hrs | OP51(23) | Saumya Gulati and Namrata Joshi | Applications of Tamra Bhasma for Anticancer Drug Delivery: A Review |
| 2.08-2.16 hrs | OP52(17) | Manoj Gomkale, Veena Deo, Bharat Bhushan Shrikhande and Neha Dandewar | Formulation and Development of herbal syrup for the management of Chemotherapy related side effects |
| 2.16-2.24 hrs | OP53(46) | Prerok Regmi, Ravikrishna Aithal and Chaithra Hebbar | Prospective of Vatsanabha (Aconitum ferox Wall. Ex. ser ) in Cancer treatment- a review study. |
| 2.24-2.32 hrs | OP54(42) | Sunil Mandal, Sangamesh V. K. and Govinda Sharma K, | Anti-Cancer Activity of Herbomineral Formulations-A Review |
| 2.32-2.40 hrs | OP55(96) | Aruna Devi D P | A review of the efficacy of Chyavanaprasha in oral premalignant cancer lesions |
| 2.40-2.48 hrs | OP56(48) | Dr. Zeena S Pillai, Leema Mohanan, Gopika G. S. and Anandhu P. Dev | Comparative studies of bioactivity of a few common medicinal plants |
| 2.48-2.56 hrs | OP57(141) | Pasupathy Thavakeethan, Chandraprabhu Mohanan, Bharath Christian C.B.S and Manoharan A | Role of Rasa Thailam in Putru Noi (malignancy) treatment |
| 2.56-3.04 hrs | OP58(40) | Priya S R Nair and Pratibha Kulkarni | Haridra – Golden Spice In The Management Of Cancer |
| 3.04-3.12hrs | OP59(121) | Anishma A S, Dr Haritha Chandran, Dr Leena P Nair and Dr Haroon Irshad | Systematic review of the role of Plumbagin in Cancer management |
| 3.12-3.20hrs | OP60(155) | Dhanya S and Abhayakumar Misra | Swarna bhasma (gold nano particles) as an alternative medicine in the treatment ofCancer |
| 3.20-3.28 hrs | OP61(143) | Dr Jithu S, Dr Prathibha C K and Dr Anantharaman P V, | Role of Ashwagandha in Cancer Management: A review |
| 3.28-3.43hrs | Concluding remarks by Chair and Co chair | ||
| Time | Presentations | ||
| 8.45-9hrs | Key Note 5Dr. SD Kamath, Ayurvedic Physician, Mumbai | ||
| 9-9.15hrs | Key Note 6Dr. Subhadra, Professor and HOD, Shalakya tantra Amrita School ofAyurveda | ||
| 9.15-9.23 hrs | OP27(111) | Poonam D Patil and Dr Anant Samant | Compliment of dysbiosis and its relation to Ama in understanding Cancer and its prophylactic treatment. |
| 9.23-9.31 hrs | OP28(25) | Ashwathykutty V | Ayurvedic Perspective of Cancer – A narrative review |
| 9.31-9.39 hrs | OP29(55) | Parvathy J, Haritha Chandran and Leena P Nair | Consideration of Prakriti (Doshic Constitution) in Cancer |
| 9.39-9.48 hrs | OP30(102) | Sreelakshmi C N and Dr Jayanthi C K | Review of the effect of Ayurvedic lifestyle in prevention of Cancer |
| 9.48-9.57 hrs | OP31(73) | Amala Jyothi | Behavioral Risks in Cancer: An Agada Perspective |
| 9.57-10.05 hrs | OP732(16) | Vd. Bhagyashree Gangurde and Vd. Ramkrishna Nehare | Conceptual study on today’s lifestyle and cancer risk: through an eye of Ayurveda |
| 10.05-10.13 hrs | OP33(28) | Aishwarya Mohan | Preventive Oncology in Ayurveda with Special Reference to Rasa Shastra – A Comprehensive Approach |
| 10.13-10.21 hrs | OP34(31) | Dr Zankhana Buch | Treating the aetio-pathophysiology of Endometrial Hyperplasia- Preventing the Risk of Progression to Carcinoma-the Ayurveda Perspective |
| 10.21-10.29 hrs | OP35(131) | Dr Sreedhar Vasudevan, Chandrakumar G and Sreejith Satheesan | Role of Ahara in Prevention of Arbuda with reference to N – Nitroso Compounds – A Review |
| 10.29-10.38 hrs | OP36(99) | Sujithra RM, Vimala KS and Priya S | A review of the role of stress in survival and treatment of Cancer |
| 10.38-10.47 hrs | OP37(74) | Anagha P | Exploring the new horizons of Satvavajaya in Cancer Care |
| 10.47-10.55 hrs | OP38(44) | Vandana K Vasudevan,Parvathy Unnikrishnan,Anjaly Muraleedharan,Hemavathy Shivapura Krishnarajabhatt | Integrative analysis of Samvruta Dhamani of Ayurveda with Gene expression profiling during breast carcinogenesis: A Meta analysis |
| 10.55-11.03 hrs | OP39(105) | Swathy V, Vandana Rani M, Anusree Dileep and Delvin T Robin | Role of Psychosomatic axis in the etio-pathogenesis of cancer and personalized Satvavajayachikitsa as a preventive model |
| 11.03-11.15hrs | Concluding remarks by Chair and Co chair | ||
| Time | Presentations | ||
| 1.30-1.45hrs | Key Note 11Dr. Sathyanarayana, Professor, Pune College of Pharmacy | ||
| 1.45-2.00hrs | Key Note 12 Dr. James Chacko, Professor and HOD, Kayachikitsa, Amrita School of Ayurveda | ||
| 2.00-2.08 hrs | OP62(76) | Sajida I, Anusree Dileep and Delvin T Robin | A study on the current status of cancer burden in Kulasekharapuram, Karunagappally |
| 2.08-2.16 hrs | OP63(158) | Sarada Kolathu, Ram Manohar and Pavithran Keechilat | Need for Prevalence studies on the use of Traditional medicine (AYUSH) by cancer patients in India |
| 2.16-2.24 hrs | OP64(33) | Dr. Prajkta Kulkarni | Critical review of Abhyanga to prevent breast cancer. |
| 2.24-2.32 hrs | OP65(24) | Gowthami Chakkooth | Role of Ayurvedic rasayanas in cancer management : A conceptual study |
| 2.32-2.40 hrs | OP66(156) | Meera S | Physical and psychological benefits of Pranayama in patients undergoing lung cancer treatment |
| 2.40-2.48 hrs | OP67(26) | Shobha Katara, Avinash Baberwal and Neeraj Kumar | Role of Classical Ayurvedic Formulations in Management of Cancer – A Review |
| 2.48-2.56 hrs | OP68(137) | SukanyaVilayathPisharath | ACompilationofReviewofAnticancerousdrugs |
| 2.56-3.04 hrs | OP69(154) | Prajeesh Nath E N, Shyamasundran K and Sushma Ns | Concept of Immunomodulators in Cancer Treatment: An Ayurveda Outlook |
| 3.04-3.12hrs | OP70(10) | Dr. Ashitha Ali, Dr. Sivabalaji K and Dr. Ashwini B N | Gandusa as a supportive care for radiotherapy and chemotherapy induced Xerostomia |
| 3.12-3.20hrs | OP71(15) | Praveen Kumar K S and Anup Thakar | Clinical insights for tackling Cancer in Ayurveda |
| 3.20-3.28 hrs | OP72(149) | Dr. Keerthi Raj, Dr.Ananthraman Sharma and Dr. Prathibha C.K | Clinical application of Sushruta’s maggot therapy in malignant fun gating wounds – A conceptual study. |
| 3.28-3.43hrs | Concluding remarks by Chair and Co chair | ||
| Poster Presentations (0930 hrs to 1100 hrs – 17 Feb 2019) | |
| CANCER BIOLOGY | |
| PP01 | Cancer: An Update Yashika Singh and DNS Gautam |
| PP02 | Conceptual Foundation of Ayurveda in Understanding Carcinoma Poonam Nepal, Shashirekha Hk and Shrinath M Vaidya |
| PP03 | Arbuda: Ayurvedic Concept of Understanding Biology of Cancer Dr. Surendra Chaudhary and Dr. Uma B. Gopal |
| PP04 | Research Updates in the management of Cancer through Siddha – A Review Akila B and Kavitha T |
| PP05 | Clinical Insights for Understanding Cancer in Ayurveda Sreelekshmi V S, Dr. Prashasth M J and Dr.Muralidhara Bhat |
| PP06 | Analogical reasoning of Chemotherapy Induced Myeloid Suppression and its management through Ayurveda – A review Dr.Nanma. S, Dr.Jyotish.S Jayandan, Dr.Devipriya Soman, Dr.Mahesh.C Kundagol and Dr.James Chacko |
| PP07 | Cancer Etiopathogenesis in Ayurveda – A Conceptual Study Sreelekshmi S, Vandna Rani M, Delvin T Robin and Anusree Dileep |
| PP08 | A Conceptual Review on pathogenesis of Cancer in modern and Ayurvedic perspective Lekshmy M L and Leena P Nair |
| PP09 | Meta-analysis of cancer biology in Ayurveda- A conceptual study Navyashree K L, Manjunatha Adiga and Priyanka B V. |
| PP10 | Cancer and growth – a conceptual analysis in the light of Ayurveda Devipriya Soman, Anandaraman P V and Pravith Natesan |
| PP11 | Cancer cells, why don’t they die? Chaithanya C and Chethan M |
| PP12 | Role of Ageing in Cancer – A Conceptual Study Preethimol T P, Delvin T Robin, Anusree Dileep and Vandana Rani M |
| PP13 | Risk Assessment, Prevention and Early detection of Marjolin’s Ulcer by the application of Shatkriyakala Dr Arya S Menon, Dr. Rabinarayan Tripathy, Dr. Rajeshwari Pn and Dr Shaitya Raj |
| PP14 | Inflammatory Changes Leading to Cancer – Review Dr.Sreejith Sj, Dr.Rajeshwari Pn and Dr.Rabinarayan Tripathy |
| PP15 | Cosmetic toxicity- An Agada view Dr.Sreelakshmi Aishaja, Dr.Amala Jyothi and Dr.Shrinidhi.R Ballal |
| PP16 | Insights into Ayurvedic understanding of Cancer Neha Sawant and Pradnya Swan |
| PSYCHO ONCOLOGY | |
| PP17 | Role of Ayurveda in Psycho-Oncology – A Review Sreelakshmi C A, Delvin T Robin and Vandana Rani M |
| PP18 | Role of Satvavajaya Chikitsa in Cancer – An Overview Dr.Chandni.C Pillai, Dr.James Chacko, Dr.Devipriya Soman and Dr.Mahesh.C Kundagol |
| TREATMENT MODALITIES | |
| PP19 | An Outlook to Prostate Cancer and its Ayurvedic Approach Ebin Tharayil Udayakumar |
| PP20 | Cancer – Treatment Modalities in Ayurveda Dr.Haritha Vijayan, Dr.Haritha Chandran and Dr. Leena P.Nair |
| PP21 | A Review on Cancer management with treatment protocols of Ayurveda Sumitra Devi and Anand K Chaudhary |
| PP22 | Chemotherapy: An Ayurvedic Approach K M S P Perera and Chaitra H Gururaj |
| PP23 | Understanding Cancer with wisdom of Ayur-Science & strategies for management Dr Umesh Mishra and Dr Sateesh Belemkar |
| PP24 | Management Of Chemotherapy And Radiation Side Effects Through Agada And Rasayana Principles – A Review Dr Radhika Panicker, Dr Arun Mohanan and Dr Abhaya Kumar Mishra |
| PP25 | A review on role of Pranayama in breast cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy Parvathy Raj, Delvin T Robin and Anusree Dileep |
| PP26 | How can we implement an integrated approach to reduce the incidence rate of cancer? – A critical Review Dr.Dhanya K.V. and Dr. Vasudevan Namboothiri |
| PP27 | Role of Ayurveda in Integrated Cancer Therapy Dr.Veena G.L, Dr.Sooraj S and Dr.Jayanthi C.K. |
| PP28 | Role of Achara Rasayana in Cancer Prevention – A Conceptual Analysis Dr.Swathy.S, Dr.Rajeshwari.P.N, Dr.Rabinarayan.Tripathy and Dr.Shaithya.Raj |
| PP29 | Role of restorative Yoga in improving the quality of life of patients with Cancer – A conceptual study Anjana Parvathy S, Delvin T Robin, Anusree Dileep, Namitha M A and Vandana Rani M. |
| PP30 | Role of Yoga in Management of Insomnia among Cancer Patients Swanletha P, Vandanarani M, Anusree Dileep and Delvin T Robin |
| PP31 | Role of Agnihotra Homa in Cancer Pavan Kumar U B, Susheel Shetty and Zenica D’Souza |
| PP32 | Conceptual study on the preventive and supportive aspect of Rasayana in Cancer Dr Lekshmi V R, Dr Haritha Chandran, Dr Ramadas P V and Dr Leena P Nair |
| PP33 | Effectiveness of Ashwagandha Rasayanam and Yoga Therapy in Promotion of Quality of Life in Grade Three Breast Cancer after Radiation and Chemotherapy – A Case Report Dhanya Krishnan, Ramdas Pv, Dr Haroon Irshad, Dr Haritha Chandran and Dr Leena P Nair |
| PP34 | Natural liquid serving approach for cancer in hospital and post hospitalization recovery Soniya Makwana |
| PP35 | A Conceptual overview of Cancer Palliative Care in Ayurveda Dr Atheena S, Dr Anjana A, Dr . Parvathy Unnikrishnan, Dr Anjaly Muraleedharan and Dr Hemavathi Sivapura Krishnarajabhatt |
| PP36 | Adopting Upavasa in Cancer Management – A Conceptual View Dr. Shilpa S, Dr. Ananthram Sharma and Dr. Prathibha C K. |
| PP37 | A review on role of Rasayanas in combating radiation and chemotherapy induced blood disorders Deepthi R, Delvin T Robin, Vandanarani M and Anusree Dileep |
| PP38 | Ayurvedic perspective of managing oxidative stress in cancer Manjula C M, Anjaly Muraleedharan, Parvathy Unnikrishnan and Hemavathi Sivapuram Krishnaraja Bhatt |
| PP39 | Ayurvedic management for obesity linked cancers in young adults – A Review Dr Neeraja M A, Dr James Chacko, Dr Devipriya Soman and Dr Mahesh C Kundagol |
| PP40 | Prevention and management of hyperuricemia induced tumorigenesis and Tumour lysis syndrome with Rasayana drugs: An Ayurvedic Review Dr. Aswathi Rajan V.K, Dr. Devipriya Soman, Dr. Mahesh C Kundagol and Dr.James Chacko |
| PP41 | Ksheera Vasthi in alleviating abdominal discomfort in patients with refractory Cancer – Observations and Inferences Dr Bindya M B, Dr Mahesh C Kundagol, Dr Devipriya Soman and Dr James Chacko |
| Poster Presentations (1330 hrs to 1500 hrs – 17 Feb 2019) | |
| CANCER PREVENTION | |
| PP42 | Role of Triphala in Prevention of Retinoblastoma: A Conceptual study Dr Deepthi K Nair and Dr Ashwini B N |
| PP43 | Prevention and treatment of cancer through Ayurveda Anju P and Arya Prabhu |
| PP44 | Role of Rasayana in Cancer Prevention – A Review Akhila P and Resmi R |
| PP45 | Role of Fasting in prevention of Cancer: A Conceptual Study Haripriya S, Anusree Dileep, Delvin T Robin and Vandana Rani M |
| PP46 | Insights on prevention of Cancer from Ayurveda – A Review Dr.Nanditha Mavanchery, Dr. Vimala K S and Dr. Priya S |
| PP47 | Preventive Strategy in Paurusha Granthi Arbuda – A Review Geethu V S, Chandrakumar G and Sreejith Satheesan |
| PP48 | Prevention of Hyperinsulinemia induced breast cancer by Triphala Rasayana – A Review Dr.Malu.S Vimal, Dr.Mahesh.C Kundagol, Dr.Devipriya Soman and Dr.James Chacko |
| DRUGS AND FORMULATIONS | |
| PP49 | Therapeutic effects of anti-cancer drugs S.Anantha Valli |
| PP50 | Current trends and future challenges in cancer drug development Vineet Sharma, Sumitra Devi and DNS Gautam |
| PP51 | A Review on the efficacy of Arkeshwara Rasa – A Herbometallic Formulation in Pancreatic Cell Cancer Dr.Reshmi S, Dr.Arun Mohanan and Dr.Abhayakumar Mishra. |
| PP52 | Antitumorous activity of Roudra rasa in Oropharyngeal Carcinoma: A Comprehensive Review Dr. Veena G, Dr. Arun Mohanan and Dr. Ramesh N.V. |
| PP53 | Role of Ashwagandha in Cacner Management – A Review Anu S, Dr.Arun Mohanan and Dr.Ramesh N.V. |
| PP54 | Radiomodulatory and Immunomodulatory effects of Brahma Rasayana – A Scientific Review Anuja A.R, Dr.Arun Mohanan and Dr.Ramesh N.V. |
| PP55 | Combined effect of Kanchanaraguggulu and Shataputi Abhraka Bhasma as aupporting drug of choice in Cancer Management Dr.Devisree Damodaran, Dr.Vineeth P.K and Dr.Ramesh N.V. |
| PP56 | Review on effect of Triphala in Preventive and Treatment aspect of Cancer Dr.Sreelakshmi S, Dr.Arun Mohanan and Dr.Abhaya Kumar Mishra. |
| PP57 | Brief Review on the Anticancerous effect of Arogyavardhini Vati by its free radical scavenging activity Amrutha S Babu, Vineeth Pk and Arun Mohanan |
| PP58 | Role Of Bhallathaka ,Chitraka And Tuvaraka Rasayana In The Management Of Cancer – A Review Dr Jyothi K, Dr Vineeth P K and Dr Ramesh N V. |
| PP59 | A Concurrent Supportive Pain Management With Ponkaradi Gutika In Cancer Dr Anjana Haridas, Dr Vineeth P.K. and Dr Arun Mohanan |
| PP60 | Role of Guduchi Satva in Cancer – A Review Dr Sangeetha Nandakumar N.K, Dr Vineeth P.K and Dr Ramesh N.V. |
| PP61 | Role Of Chandraprabha Vati In Management Of Cancer- A Review Dr. Sreeja Raj, Dr. Vineeth P.K and Dr. Ramesh N.V. |
| PP62 | Nishakathakadi Kashayam For Pancreatic Cancer – A Review Dr Vaishali Nair, Dr Nisha G, Dr Arun Mohanan and Dr Abhaya Kumar Mishra |
| PP63 | Effect of Indukantam Kashayam in Cancer Jwala Jayaram, Rajeshwari P.N, Rabinarayan Tripathy and Shaithya Raj |
| PP64 | Concept of a mouth wash in the supportive management of Oral Cancer Dr.Remya Rajan, Dr.Vineeth P.K and Dr.Abhaya Kumar Mishra |
| PP65 | Apoptotic Activity of Phyllanthus niruri in Cancer: A Scientific Review Dr. Aansu Susan Varghese, Dr. Arun Mohanan and Dr. Abhayakumar Mishra |
| PP66 | An Evidence Based Systematic Review on Role of Aloe vera (Linn.) Burm in Human Breast Cancer Dr Akhilraj A R, Dr Priyalatha B and Dr Vimala K S |
| PP67 | Anti Cancerous effect of Curcuma longa (Linn) – A Review Chithra S, Dr Priya S and Dr Raiby P Paul |
| PP68 | Role of honey and Ghritam in Oral Mucositis – A Review Saranya V Nair, Dr.Shaithya Raj, Dr.Rajeshwari Pn and Dr.Rabinarayan Tripathy |
| PP69 | Role of Amalaki and its formualtions in Cancer – A Review Athira P, Dr Leena P Nair and Dr Haroon Irshad |
| PP70 | Anticancerous property of Triphala – A Review Athira Krishnan, Dr.Rabinarayan Tripathy, Dr.Rajeshwari P.N and Shaithya Raj. |
| PP71 | Chebulic, Gallic, Ellagic Acids – The potent molecular rivals in Triphala for the prevention of Cancer – A Review Dr.Shalu Sam, Dr.Raiby P Paul and Dr.Priya S. |
| PP72 | Review on Withaferin and Withanolide D in management of Cancer: A Review Dr. Aswathi K, Dr. Haroon Irshad and Dr.Leena P Nair |
| PP73 | A Conceptual Review on Anti-Cancer effect of Curcumin in Breast Cancer Dr. Sukanya.V.S V . S, Dr. Haroon Irshad Irshad and Dr.Leena P Nair |
| PP74 | Cancer Chemoprevention through Lashuna Manju Parvathy S, Anjali Muraleedharan, Parvathy Unnikrishnan and Hemavathi Shivapura Krishnarajabhatt |
| PP75 | A Clinical study to Evaluate the Effect of Brahma Rasayana for Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) Dr. Indu V L and Dr. K V Pradeep |
| PP76 | Kshara in liver cancer with reference to Bhunimbadi Kshara- A Review Dr.Nisha G, Dr.Vaishali V.Nair, Dr.Abhayakumar Mishra and Dr.Ramesh N.V. |
| PP77 | A Compilation of review of Anti cancerous herbs Sukanya Vilayath Pisharath |
| PP78 | Effect of Ashwagandha Rasayanam in the Management of Breast cancer : A Conceptual Study Dr.Gayathri Ashok, Dr.Mahesh.C Kundagol, Dr.Devipriya Soman and Dr.James Chacko |
| PP79 | Post Chemo and Radiation Therapy After Effect management with Shilajathu Rasayana Dr.Aparna Mohan, Dr.Mahesh C. Kundagol, Dr.Devipriya Soman and Dr. James Chacko |
| PP80 | Clinical Application of Pippali Rasayana in Lynch Syndrome Dr.Arathy Menon, Dr.Mahesh C Kundagol, Dr.Devipriya Soman and Dr.James Chacko. |
| PP81 | A conceptual review on the effect of tila (sesamum Indicum) rasayana in post chemotherapy and radotherapy oral ailments. Dr.Anju, S.Anand, Dr.Mahesh.C Kundagol, Dr.Devipriya Soman and Dr.James Chacko |
| PP82 | Efficacy of Brahma Rasayana in Cancer Cachexia Anjana S, Devipriya Soman, Mahesh .C Kundagol, James Chacko and Shaithya Raj |
| Time | |||
| 11.25 AM | Invocation | ||
| 11.30 AM | Welcome Address by Dr. Rabinarayan Tripathy, Vice Principal, Amrita School of Ayurveda | ||
| 11.35 AM | Benedictory Address by Chief Guest Swami Poornamritananda Puri, General Secretary, Mata Amritanandamayi Math | ||
| 12.00 Noon | Presidential Address by Br. Sankara Chaitanya, Medical Director, Amrita School of Ayurveda | ||
| 12.10 PM | Address by Dr. M.R. Vasudevan Nampoothiri, Principal, Amrita School of Ayurveda | ||
| 12.20 PM | Address by Guest of Honour – Dr. Y. K. Gupta, President, AIIMS, Bhopal | ||
| 12.30 PM | Reflections on the Conclave – Dr. Narendra Bhatt, National Professor and Visiting Scientist, Haffkine Institute, Mumbai | ||
| 12.40 PM | Report and Outcomes of the Conclave – Dr. P. Rammanohar, Research Director, Amrita School of Ayurveda | ||
| 12.50 PM | Concluding Remarks by Dr. Shanti Nair, Dean of Research, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham | ||
| 01.00 PM | Vote of Thanks by Dr. Ananthram Sharma, Professor, Amrita School of Ayurveda | ||
The Registration Fee includes lunch and tea for two days with the conference kit. Registration does not include accommodation. Delegates are encouraged to book rooms in nearby hotels.
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| Conclave + Workshop | |
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| Amrita Delegates | Rs. 1750 (India) |
| Other Delegates | Rs. 2300 (India) |
| Conclave | |
| Payment Details (Up to January 30) |
Rs. |
| Amrita Delegates | Rs. 1500 (India) |
| Other Delegates | Rs. 2000 (India) |
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| Up to January 30, 2019 | USD 100 |
All Abstracts Selected for Oral and Poster presentations at the conclave on Cancer Care and Research in Ayush being held at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi, Kerala on 15, 16 & 17 of February 2019 will be Published as a supplement in the Pubmed Indexed Ayu Research Journal from IPGTRA, Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar, Full Papers of the best Abstracts will be published in a Special Issue on Cancer in Ayu Journal.
Abstracts are invited for submission related to the below Focus areas
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