Archive · 29 Aug 2026
IPACON 2026 to Advance Diabetic Foot Care and Limb Salvage
IPACON 2026 is a medical meeting about helping people with diabetes protect their feet.
It will take place in Hyderabad on August 29 and 30.
Doctors and other healthcare workers from India and abroad will attend.
They will discuss ways to prevent serious foot problems.
They will also learn how to heal wounds and improve blood flow.
The meeting will cover infections, surgery, rehabilitation and ways to avoid amputation.
Practical workshops will let participants practice advanced foot and wound-care techniques.
The organizers hope the meeting will help doctors save limbs and improve patients’ quality of life.
The Indian Podiatry Association will host IPACON 2026 in Hyderabad on August 29 and 30.
More than 400 healthcare professionals and researchers from India and abroad are expected to attend.
The congress will address prevention, revascularisation, reconstruction, wound healing, infection treatment and amputation prevention.
More than 50 faculty members will lead 30 scientific sessions on diabetic foot care and limb salvage.
Hands-on workshops will cover wound healing, total contact casting, debridement, wound care and vascular procedures.
- Who
- The Indian Podiatry Association will host the congress, with more than 400 healthcare professionals and researchers expected to attend.
- What
- IPACON 2026 is a two-day national congress focused on diabetic foot care and limb salvage.
- When
- August 29 and 30, 2026.
- Where
- Hyderabad, India.
- Why
- The congress aims to improve prevention, treatment, limb preservation and patient outcomes through multidisciplinary learning and collaboration.
- Organizer
- Indian Podiatry Association
- Event
- IPACON 2026
- Dates
- August 29-30, 2026
- Expected attendance
- More than 400 delegates
- Scientific program
- More than 50 faculty members across 30 sessions
- Theme
- “Redefining Diabetic Foot Care Through Prevention, Preservation and Regeneration”
- Workshops
- Advanced wound healing, total contact casting, debridement, wound care and vascular procedures