7th International Conference on
Nephrology

This session at Nephrology 2025 focuses on the clinical evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with kidney-related conditions. Participants will explore real-world nephrology challenges and evidence-based management techniques for acute and chronic renal issues. Case discussions and clinical guidelines will be emphasized to enhance practical application. Experts will also highlight updates in nephrology consultation and inpatient care. This session aims to refine diagnostic skills and support effective clinical decisions in renal healthcare.

Sub-tracks:

• Clinical Evaluation of Kidney Diseases
• Hospital-Based Nephrology Care
• Kidney Biopsy and Diagnostics
• Renal Pharmacotherapy
• Risk Factors and Comorbidities

Nephrology 2025 addresses kidney disorders affecting infants, children, and adolescents in this specialized session. Attendees will explore developmental and genetic renal diseases, as well as dialysis and transplantation in pediatric settings. The session will also discuss challenges in diagnosis and long-term care. Emphasis is placed on early intervention and supportive therapies that cater to growth and development. Pediatric nephrologists and researchers will present the latest findings and strategies for better outcomes in young patients.

Sub-tracks:

• Congenital Kidney Anomalies
• Pediatric Dialysis
• Childhood Nephrotic Syndrome
• Pediatric Kidney Transplantation
• Growth and Nutrition in Renal Disease

This session at Nephrology 2025 highlights kidney care in elderly populations, focusing on age-related decline in renal function and managing multiple comorbidities. Attendees will explore the complexities of dialysis decisions, polypharmacy, and end-of-life care for older patients. Clinical guidelines tailored to geriatric needs and case studies will be presented to improve quality of life and patient-centered outcomes. This session is vital for nephrologists addressing the growing burden of renal disease in aging societies.

Sub-tracks:

• Renal Aging Mechanisms
• Dialysis in Elderly Patients
• Comorbid Conditions in Geriatric Renal Care
• Medication Management in Older Adults
• End-of-Life Nephrology Care

At Nephrology 2025, this session explores the link between diabetes and kidney damage, with a focus on prevention and management of diabetic nephropathy. Discussions will include early screening, glucose control, and renal protective therapies. New research and treatment strategies aimed at slowing disease progression will be presented. The session provides practical insights into managing diabetic patients at risk for chronic kidney disease. Clinicians and researchers will benefit from emerging approaches to improve renal outcomes in diabetes.

Sub-tracks:

• Diabetic Kidney Disease Pathogenesis
• Glycemic Control and Renal Function
• Therapeutic Advances in Diabetic Nephropathy
• Diabetes-Related CKD Management
• Prevention of Diabetic Renal Complications

This session at Nephrology 2025 focuses on lupus nephritisl, a serious complication of systemic lupus erythematosus. Experts will explore disease mechanisms, renal pathology classifications, and advances in immunosuppressive treatments. Emphasis will be placed on early diagnosis, biopsy interpretation, and treatment response monitoring. Clinical trials and biomarker discoveries will be discussed to guide individualized care. Attendees will gain updated knowledge to manage and improve outcomes in patients affected by this autoimmune renal condition.

Sub-tracks:

• Classification of Lupus Nephritis
• Biologic Therapies and Immunosuppressants
• Lupus Nephritis in Pediatrics
• Renal Biopsy in Lupus
• Long-Term Monitoring and Relapse

Nephrology 2025 brings attention to nephrotic syndrome, a kidney disorder marked by severe proteinuria and edema. This session will address causes, clinical presentations, and therapeutic responses in both adults and children. Participants will learn about minimal change disease, focal segmental glomerulosclerosis, and steroid-resistant forms. Experts will discuss the genetic, immune, and glomerular factors involved in disease pathogenesis. Effective treatment plans and relapse prevention will also be explored to optimize patient outcomes.

Sub-tracks:

• Minimal Change Disease
• Steroid-Resistant Nephrotic Syndrome
• Pediatric and Adult Presentations
• Proteinuria and Edema Management
• Genetic Basis of Nephrotic Disorders

This session at Nephrology 2025 explores diseases affecting the kidney’s glomeruli. It covers both primary and secondary glomerular disorders, diagnostic challenges, and innovative treatment approaches. Discussions will include immune-mediated diseases and the role of biopsy and biomarkers. Experts will share strategies to manage glomerular inflammation and proteinuria. With a focus on clinical practice and research advances, this session aims to enhance diagnostic accuracy and therapeutic decision-making in glomerular diseases.

Sub-tracks:

• IgA Nephropathy
• Membranous Nephropathy
• FSGS (Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis)
• Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis
• Biomarkers in Glomerular Disease

Nephrology 2025 presents a focused session on Acute Kidney Injury, emphasizing early detection, intervention, and post-recovery care. Attendees will explore AKI caused by sepsis, nephrotoxins, and surgical complications. The session includes discussions on diagnostic biomarkers, fluid therapy, and renal replacement strategies. Highlighting both ICU and outpatient perspectives, this track offers tools to reduce mortality and morbidity related to AKI. It is vital for clinicians managing critically ill patients at high risk for renal dysfunction.

Sub-tracks:

• AKI in Critical Care
• Drug-Induced Nephrotoxicity
• Sepsis-Associated AKI
• Renal Replacement Therapy in AKI
• AKI Biomarkers

Nephrology 2025 discusses chronic kidney disease from early detection to end-stage management. Emphasis will be on slowing disease progression, lifestyle modifications, and cardiovascular risk reduction. Attendees will review clinical practice guidelines, new therapeutic agents, and CKD staging. The session also highlights the role of primary care in identifying early CKD and preventing complications. Through real-world case studies, participants will gain insights into integrated approaches for long-term renal care.

Sub-tracks:

• CKD Staging and Monitoring
• Cardiovascular Risk in CKD
• Lifestyle and Nutritional Management
• Early Intervention Strategies
• Emerging Therapies in CKD

Nephrology 2025 features a comprehensive session on kidney transplantation, discussing donor matching, surgical advances, immunosuppression, and graft survival. Experts will examine rejection types, personalized medicine, and transplant complications. The session includes perspectives on living and deceased donor programs, pre- and post-operative care, and long-term monitoring. Attendees will also explore innovations in xenotransplantation and organ preservation. This session supports nephrologists and transplant teams striving for optimal outcomes in renal transplant recipients.

Sub-tracks:

• Living and Deceased Donors
• Rejection and Immunosuppression
• Pediatric Kidney Transplantation
• Long-Term Graft Monitoring
• Xenotransplantation Advances

This session at Nephrology 2025 dives into dialysis modalities, their clinical application, and patient outcomes. Topics include initiating dialysis, choosing between hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis, vascular access, and dialysis adequacy. Experts will address home dialysis trends and management of dialysis-related complications. Emphasis will be placed on personalized dialysis care and improving patient experience. The session aims to provide nephrologists with the latest evidence-based approaches to enhance dialysis effectiveness and safety.

Sub-tracks:

• Dialysis Access Management
• Home Dialysis Programs
• Dialysis-Related Infections
• Nutritional Aspects in Dialysis
• Quality of Life in Dialysis Patients

Focused on haemodialysis, this Nephrology 2025 session covers prescription planning, machine settings, and monitoring adequacy. It will address patient selection, vascular access issues, and intra-dialytic complications. Experts will share practices to enhance long-term outcomes and discuss innovations in hemodialysis technology. From conventional to home-based settings, the session promotes safe and efficient dialysis delivery. Attendees will explore clinical challenges and patient-centered strategies in managing those on haemodialysis.

Sub-tracks:

• Hemodialysis Prescription and Monitoring
• AV Fistula and Graft Management
• Intra-Dialytic Hypotension
• Machine Technology Advancements

Home Hemodialysis

This session at Nephrology 2025 examines peritoneal dialysis as an effective home-based renal replacement therapy. Experts will explore catheter insertion, peritonitis prevention, fluid management, and patient training. Innovations such as automated peritoneal dialysis and remote monitoring will also be discussed. The session highlights selection criteria and long-term PD success. It is designed to empower nephrologists and caregivers with tools to enhance PD delivery and reduce complications in end-stage renal disease.

Sub-tracks:

• PD Catheter Placement and Care
• Peritonitis and Infection Control
• CAPD and APD Modalities
• PD in Pediatric Patients
• Remote Monitoring in PD

At Nephrology 2025, this session focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of nephrolithiasis. Topics include metabolic evaluation, stone composition, and dietary management. Surgical and non-invasive interventions like lithotripsy and ureteroscopy will be explored. Attendees will understand recurrence risk and long-term management strategies. This session will benefit nephrologists and urologists aiming to reduce the burden of kidney stone disease through multidisciplinary care and patient education.

Sub-tracks:

• Calcium and Uric Acid Stones
• Metabolic Evaluation
• Dietary Modifications
• Surgical Interventions
• Recurrent Stone Prevention

This session at Nephrology 2025 addresses the bidirectional relationship between hypertension and kidney disease. It will cover blood pressure control in CKD, resistant hypertension, and secondary causes like renal artery stenosis. The session emphasizes personalized treatment plans and the role of RAAS blockers. Experts will also explore hypertension's contribution to renal damage and cardiovascular complications. Attendees will gain tools for optimizing BP management in renal patients.

Sub-tracks:

• Hypertensive Nephropathy
• Secondary Hypertension
• Resistant Hypertension Management
• RAAS Blockade in CKD
• Ambulatory BP Monitoring

This Nephrology 2025 session explores kidney infections such as pyelonephritis and abscesses, focusing on causes, symptoms, diagnostic tools, and treatment options. Attendees will learn about bacterial and fungal infections, antibiotic resistance, and recurrent infections. The session includes vulnerable populations like diabetics and transplant recipients. Emphasis is placed on early detection, imaging, and antimicrobial stewardship. Participants will gain insight into managing infections to prevent progression to sepsis or chronic damage.

Sub-tracks:

• Acute Pyelonephritis
• Renal Abscess and Sepsis
• Urinary Tract Infections in CKD
• Fungal Kidney Infections
• Recurrent Kidney Infections

This session at Nephrology 2025 reviews common and rare electrolyte imbalances, including their pathophysiology, causes, and clinical implications. Disorders of sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and phosphate will be discussed with emphasis on renal regulation and systemic effects. Real-life cases will illustrate diagnosis and therapeutic strategies. Nephrologists will explore how electrolyte disturbances impact kidney function, cardiac rhythm, and neurological status. Practical tools for monitoring and correcting imbalances are central to this clinical-focused track.

Sub-tracks:

• Hyperkalemia and Hypokalemia
• Hyponatremia and Hypernatremia
• Calcium and Phosphorus Disorders
• Magnesium Imbalances
• Electrolyte Balance in Dialysis Patients

Nephrology 2025 highlights the essential link between diet and kidney function in this session. Topics include renal diets, fluid and salt control, protein regulation, and nutritional needs for CKD, dialysis, and transplant patients. Discussions will also explore plant-based diets, phosphorus binders, and malnutrition in advanced renal disease. The session provides dietary frameworks for preventing disease progression and improving outcomes. Dietitians and nephrologists will collaborate on evidence-based strategies for personalized nutrition care.

Sub-tracks:

• Renal Diet Planning
• Protein Intake in CKD
• Phosphorus and Potassium Management
• Nutrition in Dialysis
• Plant-Based Diets in Renal Care

This Nephrology 2025 session investigates the interplay between kidney function and immune mechanisms. Topics include autoimmune diseases, complement pathways, and immunosuppressive therapies. Attendees will explore how immune dysregulation contributes to conditions like glomerulonephritis, lupus nephritis, and transplant rejection. Discussions will include diagnostic markers and emerging immunomodulatory treatments. The session provides a foundation for understanding immune-related renal disorders and personalized approaches in managing kidney-immune cross-talk.

Sub-tracks:

• Autoimmune Kidney Diseases
• Complement-Mediated Nephropathies
• Immunosuppression in Transplantation
• Lupus and the Kidney
• Innate and Adaptive Immune Responses

This session at Nephrology 2025 highlights the use of biomarkers in diagnosing, monitoring, and predicting kidney diseases. Attendees will examine traditional and emerging biomarkers for AKI, CKD, transplant rejection, and glomerular diseases. Topics include urine and blood markers, molecular diagnostics, and their roles in personalized medicine. By integrating research with clinical practice, the session promotes early diagnosis and treatment optimization through precision nephrology. Cutting-edge discoveries and future applications will also be featured.

Sub-tracks:

• Biomarkers in AKI
• CKD Progression Markers
• Urine Protein and Creatinine
• Transplant Rejection Indicators
• Genomic and Proteomic Markers

Nephrology 2025 offers an interactive session dedicated to detailed case reports and studies from nephrology practice. Attendees will gain insights into rare presentations, diagnostic dilemmas, and treatment strategies. This session promotes clinical learning through real-world patient experiences across dialysis, transplant, glomerular disease, and critical care. Participants will discuss challenges, outcomes, and novel approaches. It encourages knowledge exchange and inspires innovation in patient care through practical nephrology.