In this video, we will discuss that The Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery (F.MAS) Batch of November 2022 at World Laparoscopy Hospital was a remarkable convergence of passion, precision, and professionalism. This video showcases the transformative journey of surgeons and gynecologists from across the globe who came together to gain cutting-edge laparoscopic and robotic surgical skills under the expert mentorship of Prof. Dr. R.K. Mishra. Their training experience represents a major step forward in the global standardization of safe and effective minimal access surgery.

A Fusion of Knowledge and Skill

Held at WLH's state-of-the-art training center in Gurugram, India, the November 2022 fellowship was designed to offer comprehensive education through a well-structured blend of didactic sessions, high-definition simulations, and real-time operative observations. Fellows received hands-on training in key laparoscopic procedures such as cholecystectomy, hernia repair, appendectomy, and TLH, along with focused modules on energy sources, ergonomics, and intracorporeal suturing.

Highlights of the November 2022 Fellowship Experience

Hands-On Laparoscopic Skill Development

Intensive simulation-based sessions using endotrainers and virtual reality platforms enabled participants to refine their surgical dexterity and precision.

Live Surgery Exposure

Fellows observed complex laparoscopic and robotic surgeries performed by WLH faculty, gaining valuable insights into operative planning, dissection strategies, and instrument handling.

Academic Enrichment

Daily lectures and case-based discussions helped deepen understanding of minimal access techniques, patient selection, and complication management.

Diverse Global Representation

With surgeons from over 30 countries, the program encouraged rich cultural exchange, collaborative learning, and the building of a strong international alumni network.

Globally Recognized Certification

Graduates received the F.MAS and optional D.MAS certifications, empowering them to introduce or enhance laparoscopic surgery services in their own hospitals and healthcare systems.

Creating a Global Impact

The surgeons of the November 2022 batch now return to their communities not only with improved technical proficiency, but with a vision to improve surgical outcomes and raise the bar of patient care. As ambassadors of WLH’s mission, they represent the future of minimally invasive surgery—standardized, safe, and globally accessible.

Conclusion

The Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery Batch November 2022 reflects the true spirit of global collaboration in surgical education. With skill, dedication, and international camaraderie at its core, this batch stands as a testament to WLH’s ongoing mission to train surgeons who will lead the next generation of minimally invasive surgical care.

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