The Neurology Satellite Symposium – “Grey Areas in Neurology”, held as part of JIC 2026, marked yet another academic milestone in the journey of India’s most respected scientific forum. Hosted at Hyatt Regency, Ashram Road, the symposium witnessed the enthusiastic participation of over 250 neurologists, physicians, and healthcare professionals, reaffirming the growing relevance of focused neurological discourse.

Curated to address real-world clinical dilemmas, the symposium brought together eminent faculty under the leadership of distinguished chairpersons Dr. Dilip Agrawal, Dr. Keval Changadiya, Dr. Mahesh Thakkar, Dr. Naveen Parihar, Dr. Padmanabh Zinzuadia, and Dr. Vishal Desai, with seamless moderation by an expert panel of senior neurologists.

The academic program covered critical and often debated topics in neurology, including grey areas in epilepsy management, acute stroke decision-making, Parkinson’s disease, autoimmune neurological disorders, hyperkinetic disorders, and advanced PET scan applications in autoimmune encephalitis. A highlight of the symposium was the session on Grey Areas in Acute Stroke Management by Dr. Mukesh Sharma, Director – Neurointervention & Stroke, Marengo CIMS Hospital, which sparked meaningful discussion and clinical reflection.

The evening concluded with an engaging panel discussion and interactive Q&A session, encouraging open dialogue and experience sharing among delegates.

As JIC celebrates 22 years of inspiring knowledge, skills, and innovation, the resounding success of the Neurology Satellite Symposium stands as a testament to its enduring commitment to advancing medical education, clinical excellence, and collaborative learning.