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In the ever-evolving field of minimally invasive surgery, staying updated with the latest techniques and technologies is not just an advantage—it’s a necessity. World Laparoscopy Hospital (WLH), renowned globally for its excellence in laparoscopic and robotic surgery training, continues to be the first choice for surgeons and gynecologists aiming to upgrade their skills. In June 2025, another cohort of medical professionals from around the world completed their advanced training programs at WLH and shared their experiences. Their testimonials reflect not only the quality of the training but also the transformation they underwent—both professionally and personally. Global Surgeons and Gynecologists Speak Out: A Journey of Learning and Transformation Dr. Maria Gonzales, Gynecologist – Spain "Before joining WLH, I had only observed laparoscopic procedures in my hospital. Today, I can confidently perform them independently. The hands-on exposure I received here, especially with simulation labs and live surgeries, was unmatched. Dr. R.K. Mishra’s approach to teaching is scientific, compassionate, and deeply inspiring." Dr. Rahul Mehta, General Surgeon – India "I was impressed by how structured and comprehensive the training was. WLH provided a perfect blend of theoretical knowledge, dry lab practice, and live surgery observation. The exposure to 3D laparoscopic systems and robotic surgery was a game-changer for me. It has given me the confidence to start a laparoscopic unit in my hometown." Highlights of WLH Training in June 2025 1. Immersive Hands-on Practice: WLH focuses on active participation rather than passive observation. Trainees spend hours in the simulation lab mastering hand–eye coordination, intracorporeal suturing, and knotting using high-definition laparoscopic trainers. June trainees repeatedly mentioned how these practical sessions accelerated their skills. 2. Live Surgery Demonstrations & Assisted Procedures: One of the most appreciated features by trainees was the chance to observe and assist in real surgeries. From laparoscopic cholecystectomy to total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH), participants experienced the operating room environment in real-time. 3. Robotic Surgery Module: June 2025 trainees were excited about the addition of Da Vinci robotic surgery modules. For many, it was their first encounter with robotic surgical systems. The guidance provided by WLH’s robotic surgery experts was thorough and engaging. Words from International Participants Dr. Hassan Al-Mahmoud, General Surgeon – UAE "Traveling all the way from the UAE was worth every effort. WLH combines surgical excellence with academic depth. The faculty never hesitated to answer doubts, no matter how basic. I feel proud to be certified by such a prestigious institution." Dr. Lillian Oduro, Gynecologist – Ghana "As a woman practicing gynecology in a resource-limited setting, my dream was to learn minimally invasive surgery to help reduce patient recovery times and surgical trauma. WLH has empowered me with tools, techniques, and confidence. I will forever be grateful." A Unique Learning Ecosystem WLH doesn’t just teach surgical techniques—it cultivates a complete ecosystem for learning: 24/7 access to surgical videos and academic materials Highly interactive theory lectures and case discussions Daily skill evaluations and personalized feedback Opportunities to collaborate and network with doctors from 100+ countries June 2025 witnessed a record number of female participants and younger postgraduates, indicating a global shift toward early adoption of laparoscopic skills among newer generations of surgeons. Dr. R.K. Mishra’s Vision and Leadership Many testimonials reflected deep admiration for Dr. R.K. Mishra, the founder and director of WLH. With over three decades of experience, Dr. Mishra’s unique teaching style, his use of metaphors to simplify complex anatomy, and his hands-on mentorship made a lasting impact on every participant. "Dr. Mishra is not just a teacher; he is a visionary who knows how to make surgeons believe in their potential." – Dr. Nina Kapoor, Laparoscopic Surgeon – Canada Conclusion: More Than Just a Course For the June 2025 batch, the training at World Laparoscopy Hospital was not merely a professional upgrade—it was a life-changing experience. With world-class infrastructure, compassionate mentorship, and an environment that fosters excellence, WLH continues to stand tall as a global beacon of laparoscopic and robotic surgical education.