The AAGL Annual Conference, held in New Orleans, Louisiana, from 16th to 19th November 2024, brought together the world’s leading gynecologic laparoscopic surgeons. This prestigious platform serves as a melting pot for innovation, knowledge sharing, and collaboration in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery. Representing India on this global stage was not only an honor but also a deeply rewarding experience.
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Out of 12,000 abstract submissions from across the globe, only 30 videos were selected for live on-stage presentations, making the event a showcase of the best and most innovative surgical techniques in the world. I am incredibly proud to have presented two groundbreaking surgical cases, demonstrating India’s strides in advanced laparoscopic surgery.
This case highlighted a rare and complex congenital condition where the patient presented with cervico-vaginal agenesis and a hemi-uterus, along with a pelvic kidney. The intricacies of managing such a condition required meticulous planning and a two-step laparoscopic approach, which I was privileged to share with the global surgical community.
Significance: The management of such conditions requires advanced skills and an in-depth understanding of both gynecologic and urologic anatomy.
Innovation: This approach showcased the power of minimally invasive surgery to improve patient outcomes, even in the most complex congenital anomalies.
Placenta accreta spectrum (PAS) is a life-threatening obstetric condition involving abnormal placental adherence. My presentation demonstrated the use of a trick knot technique in laparoscopic management, an innovation that combines surgical precision with safety.
Significance: PAS management is challenging, often requiring multi-disciplinary expertise and precise surgical strategies to prevent complications like hemorrhage.
Impact: The trick knot technique exemplifies how ingenuity in laparoscopic methods can revolutionize the treatment of high-risk obstetric conditions.
Standing among renowned laparoscopic surgeons from around the world, I felt immense pride in showcasing India’s expertise in gynecologic laparoscopy. These cases not only highlight the advancements we are making but also reflect the dedication of our surgical community to push the boundaries of what is possible in minimally invasive surgery.
The AAGL Conference is a hub for exchanging ideas, learning from peers, and inspiring the next generation of surgeons. It was an enriching experience to connect with colleagues from diverse backgrounds, exchange insights, and collectively work toward advancing gynecologic healthcare worldwide.
The inclusion of my work in this prestigious forum underscores the importance of innovation and skill in surgery. It also highlights the need to continue striving for better patient care through education, collaboration, and the adoption of cutting-edge techniques.
Minimally invasive surgery has a transformative impact on patients’ lives, offering faster recovery times, reduced complications, and better overall outcomes. Sharing these techniques on a global platform ensures that these benefits can reach patients far and wide.
This experience at the AAGL Annual Conference is a testament to the global recognition of Indian laparoscopic surgery. It motivates me to continue exploring new techniques, mentoring aspiring surgeons, and contributing to the field through research and collaboration.
I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to represent my country and share my work with the world. Together, as a global community, we can pave the way for better healthcare outcomes and inspire future innovations in gynecologic surgery.
Thank you to everyone who supported me on this journey — this milestone is as much yours as it is mine. Here’s to pushing boundaries and redefining possibilities in surgery!
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Dr. Hrishikesh Pandit:
Dr. Hrishikesh Pandit is one of the best obstetrician and gynecologist in India. He is also a well-renowned Laparoscopic surgeon. He obtained his MS (Ob Gyn) degree from the prestigious Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences. He has also done fellowship and diploma courses in laparoscopic surgeries and cancer treatment from Tata Hospital and Keil University, Germany. His surgical cases, papers and videos has been chosen in many international forums of gynecology.
At Pandit Hospital, we are always working hard to provide its patients with the highest level of medical innovation and patient care. With the aim of delivering complete maternity & gynecological care under one roof with the help of all contemporary amenities and cutting-edge medical equipment. Dr. Hrishikesh Pandit has a vision to bring the best of facilities regarding laparoscopy surgeries in the city of Ahmednagar. He is the pioneer of 3D Laparoscopy technology is Ahmednagar.
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