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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

CMT care needs more than one specialty. This summit delivers it.

Explore the full spectrum of Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease and hereditary neuropathy, from genetic classification to gene-based therapies, across eight sessions in Bengaluru.

Session deep dive

What will the two-day program actually cover?

A focused session on the genetic architecture of CMT and hereditary neuropathies, helping clinicians translate molecular subtypes into clearer diagnostic pathways.

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Registration fees

Two-day passes with full session access

Registration covers all eight sessions, the evening lecture, and entry to the closing ceremony across both summit days in Bengaluru.

Standard delegate

To be announced

per delegate

Full access for clinicians and researchers attending both days.

All eight sessions

Evening lecture access

Closing ceremony entry

Digital program booklet

Networking breaks

Most popular

Trainee & fellow

To be announced

per delegate

Reduced rate for residents, fellows, and postgraduate students with valid ID.

All eight sessions

Evening lecture access

Closing ceremony entry

Digital program booklet

Networking breaks

Proof of ID required

Virtual attendee

To be announced

per delegate

Live-streamed sessions for delegates unable to travel to Bengaluru.

Live session streaming

Recorded session access

Digital program booklet

Q&A submission

Need a group or institutional rate?

Email the summit team
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Attendee insights

Hear from the clinical community.

Neurologists, geneticists, and researchers return from the summit with sharper diagnostic skills and new pathways for patient care.

The session on genetic classification gave me a practical framework I applied in clinic the following week.

Dr. Ananya Rao

Neurologist, Bengaluru

The evening lecture on gene therapies connected the science to real patient outcomes. Rarely see that at a conference.

Dr. James Whitfield

Clinical Researcher, London

As a fellow, the electrophysiology session was the highlight. Clear, evidence-driven, and directly useful.

Dr. Priya Nair

Neurology Fellow, Kochi

PROGRAM FAQ

Logistics and CME credits, answered

Practical answers on the program schedule, accreditation, and what to expect in Bengaluru. Direct questions to the organizing team.

The summit runs over two days, 21-22 November 2026. The full session timings will be shared in the final program, which you can check on this page as the summit approaches.

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REGISTER NOW

Two days, eight sessions, one registration deadline.

Registration closes soon. Email hiremathprabhudevm@gmail.com to secure your seat before the November 2026 summit in Bengaluru.