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Kalaburagi Hospital Holds Advanced Laparoscopy and Hysterectomy Workshop
TL;DR
- KBN Teaching and General Hospital hosted a workshop on advanced laparoscopy and hysterectomy approaches.
- The event was held in collaboration with Khaja Banda Nawaz University and KSOGA.
- Around 150 medical delegates from across Karnataka attended the programme.
- Ten surgical procedures were telecast live to participants during the sessions.
Khaja Banda Nawaz Teaching and General Hospital in Kalaburagi recently hosted a specialized workshop focusing on hysterectomy approaches and advanced laparoscopy. Conducted on October 30, the event formed part of the Karnataka State Obstetrics and Gynaecology Association conference and worked in collaboration with Khaja Banda Nawaz University.
The educational programme drew approximately 150 registered delegates from various regions of Karnataka. Attendees had the opportunity to observe ten surgical procedures broadcast live from the operation theatre to the seminar hall, allowing for direct interaction with medical specialists.
Professor Syed Ashfaq Ahmed noted that the workshop aimed to promote modern treatment awareness and improve lives through advanced medical knowledge. University Registrar Mir Wilayat Ali and other officials commended the initiative for updating professional skills and expanding the institution's service to society.
Why It Matters
This event highlights regional developments in medical education and healthcare delivery, showcasing how institutions are adopting advanced technologies and training medical professionals to improve treatment options and patient care.
Nov 2, 2026 · Updated 11/2/2026, 6:58:34 AM · Reported with: The Hindu
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