Association of Minimal Access Surgeons of India (AMASI), the largest laparoscopic surgeons organization in India, has donated a sum of Rs 20 lakh towards PM Cares fund set up by the Central government to support people affected by Coronavirus.  MORE

The American College of Surgeons released recommendations for the management of elective surgical procedures and essential resources following a careful review of the current situation surrounding COVID-19.  MORE

The FDA has announced a series of actions aimed at limiting the use of power morcellators in gynecologic surgeries.  MORE

Luis Alonso. Centro Gutenberg. Spain
The healing process of the cesarean section scar can in occasions be incomplete. In that situation, there is a disruption of the myometrium at the site of the uterine scar.   MORE

The Laparoscopic surgery training course in Tampa, Florida, USA is created and designed in such a scientific manner that after this laparoscopic surgery training program surgeons, gynecologists will be able to do all the taught laparoscopic surgery their own on their patients.

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Survey exposes the physical impact on laparoscopic surgeons of conducting minimal access surgery that threatens to shorten surgical careers and put further pressure on health systems. Nearly 20% of surgeons in the UK and the U.S, and 15% of surgeons surveyed in Germany think they may need to retire early due to physical impact of conducting laparoscopic surgery.  MORE

The system, called ProjectDR, allows medical images such as CT scans and MRI data to be displayed directly on a patient's body in a way that moves as the patient does. This will help in tremendous way to perform laparoscopic surgery.

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