Location
10-2-9 & 249/607-A, Nasr Apt, A.C. Guards,Khairatabad, Hyderabad, India.
Midterm National Conference on ECG Based Management
The Indian Society of Electrocardiology presents ISECON 2026, a two-day scientific conference focused on ECG-based management and contemporary approaches to heart rhythm disorders.
3rd & 4th October 2026
Hotel Manjeera Convention Centre
Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh
4 CME Credit Hours
Two days of focused scientific sessions covering ECG interpretation, arrhythmias, syncope, sudden cardiac death, heart failure and modern pacing strategies.
Sessions covering narrow QRS tachycardia, wide QRS tachycardia, atrial arrhythmias in ER/ICU and advanced AV block.
Clinical approaches to syncope, ECG predictors of sudden cardiac death, ventricular tachycardia and high-risk ECG patterns.
ECG-based clinical decision-making, wide QRS and LBBB, CRT, CSP and AI-enabled ECG in heart failure and SCD.
Advanced AV block, permanent pacing, leadless pacemakers and contemporary pacemaker troubleshooting.
An interactive ECG session providing participants with an opportunity to engage with ECG-based clinical discussions.
A dedicated PG Quiz along with ECG-based learning opportunities for postgraduate participants.
In collaboration with KIMS Hospitals, ARTS organized a one-day Arrhythmia Symposium attended by more than 500 cardiologists, physicians, fellows, and healthcare professionals from Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and across India.
The symposium brought together renowned national and international electrophysiology experts to discuss modern clinical practices, evidence-based management, and innovations in heart rhythm disorders.
Cardiologists, physicians and fellows.
Expert speakers from India and abroad.
Strengthening clinical decision-making through research, education and hands-on case discussions.
Participants analyzed real-life clinical scenarios to improve diagnostic reasoning, evidence-based treatment, and individualized patient care.
Senior electrophysiologists shared advanced investigations, standard guidelines, and practical approaches to managing arrhythmias.
Young physicians were encouraged to utilize national learning opportunities and develop the skills required for better patient outcomes.
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