The International Surgeons Convocation – Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery (FMAS) held in March 2026 at the World Laparoscopy Hospital (WLH) was a remarkable gathering of surgeons from different parts of the world who share a common passion for advancing surgical excellence. This prestigious convocation celebrated the successful completion of the FMAS program and marked an important milestone in the professional journey of many surgeons who trained in minimal access surgery.
The event brought together national and international surgeons who had undergone intensive training in laparoscopic and robotic surgery. The FMAS program at WLH is well known for its comprehensive curriculum, which combines theoretical knowledge with extensive hands-on practical training. Under the guidance of renowned laparoscopic surgeon Dr. R. K. Mishra, participants gain in-depth understanding of advanced surgical techniques, patient safety, and modern minimally invasive procedures.
During the March 2026 convocation, the atmosphere was filled with pride and accomplishment as surgeons received their fellowship certification. The ceremony highlighted the dedication and hard work of the participants who had spent days mastering complex laparoscopic skills through simulation training, live surgical demonstrations, and supervised practice. The fellowship not only enhances surgical competence but also opens doors to global recognition and professional growth.
A major highlight of the convocation was the sharing of experiences by the graduating surgeons. Participants from various countries expressed their gratitude for the high-quality training, advanced infrastructure, and supportive learning environment provided at WLH. Many surgeons emphasized how the fellowship improved their confidence in performing minimally invasive procedures and helped them adopt modern surgical practices in their respective hospitals.
The International Surgeons Convocation also served as a platform for knowledge exchange and professional networking. Surgeons had the opportunity to interact with peers, discuss innovations in minimal access surgery, and explore future collaborations. Such gatherings strengthen the global surgical community and promote the spread of safe and effective laparoscopic techniques.
In conclusion, the International Surgeons Convocation for the Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery (FMAS) – March 2026 at the World Laparoscopy Hospital was more than just a certification ceremony. It was a celebration of surgical learning, dedication, and international collaboration. By empowering surgeons with advanced skills and global exposure, WLH continues to play a significant role in shaping the future of minimally invasive surgery worldwide.
