F.MAS August 2026 | Surgeons & Gynecologists Share Honest Feedback on WLH Training
F.MAS August 2026 | Surgeons & Gynecologists Share Honest Feedback on WLH Training
The Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery (F.MAS) August 2026 Convocation at World Laparoscopy Hospital (WLH) marks the successful completion of an intensive journey in advanced laparoscopic and minimal access surgery. Surgeons and gynecologists participating in the program share their experiences, feedback, and professional insights about the practical surgical training received at WLH.
The F.MAS program is structured to strengthen the fundamental and advanced skills required for safe minimal access surgery. During the training, participants gain exposure to laparoscopic instrumentation, ergonomics, port positioning, tissue handling, intracorporeal and extracorporeal knotting, suturing techniques, energy sources, operative anatomy, complication prevention, and systematic approaches to commonly performed laparoscopic procedures.
A major emphasis of the program is on developing practical surgical confidence. Hands-on laboratory exercises, surgical demonstrations, interactive academic sessions, operative video discussions, and exposure to contemporary laparoscopic techniques help participants translate theoretical knowledge into structured surgical skills.
During the August 2026 convocation, participating surgeons and gynecologists reflect on their learning experience and discuss how the training can contribute to their future clinical practice. Their feedback highlights the importance of structured mentorship, repeated hands-on practice, understanding surgical ergonomics, and following standardized operative principles when developing proficiency in minimal access surgery.
The convocation is also an opportunity to recognize the dedication of medical professionals who have invested their time in advancing their laparoscopic skills. Participants from different clinical backgrounds come together with a common objective: to improve surgical technique, patient safety, operative efficiency, and the quality of minimally invasive surgical care.
World Laparoscopy Hospital continues to provide structured education in laparoscopic, robotic, and minimal access surgery for surgeons and gynecologists seeking advanced practical exposure. The F.MAS training experience combines academic learning with skill development and emphasizes safe, reproducible surgical techniques that participants can incorporate into their clinical practice.
Watch the experiences and feedback of the F.MAS August 2026 batch as surgeons and gynecologists describe their training journey, memorable learning experiences, hands-on practice, interaction with faculty, and the significance of completing their fellowship at World Laparoscopy Hospital.
