In the world of modern medicine, laparoscopic surgery has revolutionized how surgical procedures are approached—offering patients faster recovery, reduced pain, and minimal scarring. At the forefront of this evolution stands World Laparoscopy Hospital (WLH), a global center of excellence in minimal access surgery. Every month, surgeons and gynecologists from all over the world converge here to upgrade their skills, and the June 2025 batch was no exception. This month’s testimonials not only reflect technical advancement but also a deeper personal and professional transformation.

A Global Gathering of Ambition and Expertise

The June 2025 WLH Training program welcomed participants from over 25 countries, including the USA, UK, Nigeria, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, and India. From young resident doctors to senior consultants, the diverse cohort created a rich environment of learning and collaboration. Each participant arrived with unique challenges and left with stories of newfound confidence, competence, and connection.

Testimonial Highlights from the June 2025 Batch

Dr. Anjali Mehra, Gynecologist – Mumbai, India

"Before coming here, I had only observed laparoscopic procedures in the OR. Within two weeks at WLH, I was confidently performing simulation-based surgeries and assisting in live cases. The structured curriculum and patient-centric approach gave me the push I needed to shift from open to minimally invasive techniques."

Dr. Mehra emphasized how WLH's hands-on lab, with real-time feedback from expert mentors, allowed her to overcome the fear of converting from open surgeries to laparoscopy. She plans to introduce total laparoscopic hysterectomies at her clinic upon returning.

Dr. James Oduro, General Surgeon – Accra, Ghana

"I was skeptical whether I could master the intracorporeal suturing techniques in such a short time. But the simulator training, virtual reality modules, and step-by-step guidance from Dr. R.K. Mishra and his team helped me build the muscle memory needed. WLH doesn’t just train your hands—it sharpens your thinking."

Dr. Oduro now aims to establish a laparoscopic training unit in Ghana to improve surgical outcomes in rural areas.

Dr. Sofia Martinez, Obstetrician-Gynecologist – Madrid, Spain

"What impressed me the most was the integration of robotic-assisted surgery training. I had the chance to work on the da Vinci system and understand the future of gynecology. It’s not just about laparoscopy anymore—it’s about innovation and staying ahead of the curve."

Her dream is to pioneer robotic gynecological surgeries in mid-sized Spanish hospitals that currently lack such services.

Dr. Mohamed Al-Fahim, Laparoscopic Surgeon – Dubai, UAE

"The quality of mentorship at WLH is unmatched. Every question is answered, every mistake is corrected with care. The focus isn’t just on completing tasks, but on mastering them with perfection. You feel respected, guided, and inspired."

He now considers WLH his second home for continual professional development.

WLH’s Unique Ecosystem of Learning

The testimonials underscore the key strengths of the WLH training model:

Hands-On Simulation Labs: From basic camera navigation to advanced knot-tying, trainees work in state-of-the-art environments with laparoscopic trainers, VR modules, and cadaveric workshops.
Mentorship from World Leaders: Under the leadership of Dr. R.K. Mishra, a pioneer in laparoscopic education, each student receives individual attention and practical wisdom.
Live Surgery Observation & Assistance: Watching real-time surgeries and participating in cases with post-operative discussions enhances decision-making and confidence.
Global Networking Opportunities: The multicultural cohort fosters professional friendships, collaborations, and a shared vision of better surgical outcomes worldwide.

A Ripple Effect in Healthcare

By the end of June 2025, over 120 surgeons and gynecologists had successfully completed their training at WLH, ready to implement their learning in hospitals, medical colleges, and remote clinics. The ripple effect of this training will touch thousands of lives—patients who now receive safer, faster, and more efficient surgeries thanks to the hands these doctors trained with.

Conclusion: More than Training—A Movement

"Real Stories, Real Impact" is not just a phrase—it’s a powerful reality at World Laparoscopy Hospital. The June 2025 batch of WLH trainees didn’t just return home with certificates—they carried forward the responsibility of excellence, precision, and innovation in surgery.