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Editorial                                                                        10.5005/wjols-14-3-v



            Another year of dealing with the impact of COVID is going on. Nearly everyone has been touched by the pandemic
            of Omicron, and it’s worthwhile to remember this impact. Researchers in South Africa and around the world are
            conducting studies to better understand many aspects of Omicron and will continue to share the findings of
            these studies as they become available. It feels like we’re gradually emerging out of hibernation. May we hope
            that it is a year where we are all less impacted by the ongoing pandemic and begin to return to some sort of
            normalcy in whatever form that may now take. We have one useful article in this issue regarding COVID-19 and
            Surgical Preparedness.
               In this issue of WJOLS we have many interesting articles. Laparoscopic Intersphincteric Resection and Colon
            Shaping for Low Rectal Cancer Treatment is a very informative article for colorectal surgeons. Another good
            paper is regarding Laparoscopic Totally Extraperitoneal Using Three-dimension Mesh to Treat Bilateral Inguinal Hernia in Adults. For
            gynecologists, in this issue, we don’t have much information but I want to assure you that in coming issue we will have more gynecological
            laparoscopic articles.
               Don’t forget to check the website for further details and very informative high-definition laparoscopic surgery videos (www.wjols.
            com). I am hopeful that by the time new year 2022 rolls around we will be all able to travel without excessive restrictions and hope to see
            many of you. The most effective steps individuals can take to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus are to keep a physical distance of
            at least 1 meter from others; wear a well-fitting mask; open windows to improve ventilation; avoid poorly ventilated or crowded spaces;
            keep hands clean; cough or sneeze into a bent elbow or tissue, and get vaccinated when it’s your turn.
               Here’s wishing you and your loved ones a Happy and Prosperous 2022! May the new orbit fill our hearts and our homes with healing,
            happiness, and smiles!
               Have a great new year ahead! Stay safe!
                                                                                                       RK Mishra
                                                                                                     Editor-in-Chief
                                                                                                         Chairman
                                                                                          World Laparoscopy Hospital
                                                                                            Gurugram, Haryana, India











































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