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The Minimal Access Surgery course has been created and structured to enable surgeons and gynecologists to independently perform all of the surgeries taught in the program for their patients. Upon completion of this course, participants will possess the necessary knowledge and skills to confidently carry out these surgical procedures. course is specifically designed to equip surgeons and gynecologists with the skills necessary to perform all the surgeries taught in the program independently for their patients. The course is comprehensive and provides hands-on training and theoretical knowledge to ensure that participants are fully prepared to perform the surgeries on their own.

The Convocation of the Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery (F.MAS) for the September 2022 Batch at World Laparoscopy Hospital (WLH) was a landmark event that celebrated the transition of a diverse group of international surgeons and gynecologists into proficient laparoscopic specialists.

Held in mid-September 2022, the ceremony served as the final milestone for a batch that underwent some of the most rigorous hands-on training available in modern surgical education.

Key Highlights of the September 2022 Convocation

1. The Ceremony and Atmosphere

The event was conducted with traditional academic grandeur at the WLH auditorium in Gurugram. The atmosphere was a blend of professional pride and camaraderie, as fellows from various countries—ranging from India and the UAE to the USA and beyond—gathered in their academic regalia.

• Lead Mentor: The ceremony was presided over by Prof. Dr. R.K. Mishra, the pioneer of laparoscopic training, along with Dr. B.N. Balla.

• Global Unity: The batch was a testament to the global reach of the institution, fostering a unique cross-cultural exchange of surgical experiences.

2. Academic Recognition and Awards

The convocation followed a strict qualification process where all candidates had to pass a comprehensive written and practical examination.

• Certificate Distribution: Graduates were conferred with their internationally recognized Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery (F.MAS) certificates.

• Top Performers: Merit certificates and trophies were awarded to the "toppers" of the batch, recognizing exceptional academic and clinical skill demonstrated during the 8-hour daily hands-on sessions.

3. The Vision for the Future

In his keynote address, Dr. R.K. Mishra emphasized that graduation is not the end of the journey but the "lighting of a fire."

• Independence: The primary goal of the September 2022 curriculum was to ensure that every surgeon and gynecologist left the institute capable of performing procedures—such as laparoscopic cholecystectomy, appendectomy, and hysterectomy—independently in their own clinical practice.

• Innovation: Fellows were encouraged to integrate robotic and endoscopic advancements into their future patient care.

Impact of the September 2022 Batch

Graduates of this specific batch returned to their respective countries equipped with:

• Tactile Proficiency: Mastery of intracorporeal suturing and knotting (including the famous Mishra's Knot).

• Surgical Ethics: A deep understanding of patient safety and the prevention of intraoperative complications.

• Alumni Network: Access to a global community of thousands of WLH alumni for lifelong mentorship and collaboration.