Udaipur: In a historic first for India’s medical education landscape, 12 scientific workshops were conducted simultaneously across four leading medical colleges in Udaipur as part of the FOGSI Sharp Vice President Conference – VP Workshop 2025. The event saw the participation of over 500 gynecologists and medical students from across the country, marking a significant step forward in promoting advanced clinical training, innovation, and research.
The grand inaugural ceremony was held with traditional lamp lighting and Saraswati Vandana, in the presence of esteemed guests and dignitaries including FOGSI President Dr. Sunita Tandulwadkar, Dr. Komal Chavan, Dr. Prakash Jain, Dr. Niranjan Chavan, Dr. Pradeep Bandwal, and senior faculty from all participating institutions.
The workshops were hosted at:
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RNT Medical College
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Geetanjali Medical College & Hospital
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Pacific Medical College & Hospital
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Ananta Institute of Medical Sciences
A Landmark in Medical Skill Training
Dr. Sunita Tandulwadkar, the chief guest and renowned gynecologist, emphasized that evolving medical technologies are delivering better clinical outcomes and that a combination of traditional and modern techniques can lead to more effective patient care.
“Hosting 12 scientific workshops simultaneously for the first time in India is a remarkable milestone that will greatly benefit the medical community,” she added.
Highlights of Day 1
According to Organizing Chairpersons Dr. Komal Chavan and Dr. Prakash Jain, the first day featured multiple scientific and educational sessions, including:
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Live hysteroscopy demos and interactive discussions
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IUI training sessions
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Hands-on guidance in infertility treatments using modern techniques
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Surgical skill lab sessions focused on endoscopy, laparoscopy, and hysteroscopy
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Clinical case-based discussions, where experts dissected complex real-life scenarios to help participants enhance their diagnostic and decision-making skills
Practical Learning for Future Gynecologists
Organizing Secretaries Dr. Niranjan Chavan and Dr. Pradeep Bandwal stressed the importance of real-world, case-based training in gynecology. They emphasized that staying updated with emerging surgical and diagnostic techniques is vital for young practitioners and students to achieve better patient outcomes in clinical practice.
The VP Workshop 2025 not only set a new benchmark for collaborative medical education but also reaffirmed Udaipur’s position as a hub for innovation and knowledge-sharing in women’s healthcare.
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