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SKIMS Conducts Workshop on Laproscopic Management of Hernia & Morbid Obesity

K H News Service by K H News Service
September 7, 2023
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Srinagar: The department of General and Minimal Invasive Surgery of SKIMS on Wednesday conducted an international conference and workshop on the Laparoscopic Management of Hernia and Morbid Obesity under the aegis of ENDOSCOPIC AND LAPAROSCOPIC SURGEONS OF ASIA (ELSA).
According to a statement issued from Public Relations Office SKIMS, the delegates included the international and national faculty of repute besides the surgical fraternity of the J&K. The conference was conducted under the leadership of Professor Ajaz Ahmad Malik, HOD General and Minimal Invasive Surger with the support of senior faculty members of the Department, including Prof Fazl Q Parray, Prof Rouf Wani, Prof. Mubashir Shah, Prof. Munir Wani, Dr Natasha Thakur, Dr Gowher Aziz and Dr Bilal Ahmad.
On this occasion, the reputed experts in the field from Germany, Japan, Malaysia, and Singapore had detailed discussion on subjects with local surgeons, experts, and students.
Besides, the HOD General Surgery Prof Ajaz Ahmad Malik informed that this conference was the first of its kind in the J&K wherein workshop, with hands on training, was conducted in the skills development Lab for enhancing the skills of the budding surgeons. He thanked the director of the institute, Prof Pervez Koul, and the administration for unflinching support in conducting such activities. The conference would go a long way in improving the care of such patients in our region, he added.
Moreover, the Department of General and Minimal Invasive Surgery at SKIMS is providing advanced and quality health care to the patients and has been in forefront in improving the academics ,teaching, patient care and medical research at this prestigious Institute.

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