laparoscopic intracorporeal Tumble Square Knot technique.

The laparoscopic intracorporeal Tumble Square Knot is a method used to tie a secure knot during laparoscopic surgery. It involves creating a loop in the suture material and passing the free end of the suture through the loop multiple times. The loop is then tightened to create a knot that is similar to a square knot.

During the hands-on practice session, Prof. Dr. R. K. Mishra may provide guidance and instruction to surgeons and gynecologists on how to properly apply the laparoscopic intracorporeal Tumble Square Knot technique. Participants may have the opportunity to practice the technique on a laparoscopic simulator or on live tissue under the supervision of Dr. Mishra.

It is important to note that the laparoscopic intracorporeal Tumble Square Knot technique may require specialized training and experience. Participants should receive proper training and mentorship in this technique before attempting to apply it in clinical practice. By practicing this technique, surgeons and gynecologists can enhance their skills and provide improved surgical outcomes for their patients.