Fellowship of International College of Robotic Surgeons (FICRS)


The Fellowship of the International College of Robotic Surgeons (FICRS) offers a comprehensive training program in robotic surgery for general surgeons, gynecologists, urologists, and pediatric surgeons. The fellowship is conducted by World Laparoscopy Hospital and provides participants with hands-on experience using the da Vinci surgical robot. Here are some key details about the fellowship:

Start Date and Duration:

The fellowship program starts every month from the 17th to the 20th.

The duration of the fellowship is 4 days.

Specialties: 

The fellowship is designed for surgeons in various specialties, including:

  • General Surgeons
  • Gynecologists
  • Urologists
  • Pediatric Surgeons

Course Director and Chief Trainer: Dr. R.K. Mishra, a Master of Minimal Access Surgery, serves as the course director and chief trainer for the program.

Course Fee:

  • For Indian Doctors: Rs 1,75,000
  • For Overseas Doctors: 3,500 USD
  • The fee includes study material, working lunch, lab expenses, OT dress, and local transport.
  • Candidates need to pay a registration fee of 5000 rupees at the time of application and the remaining fee on the first day of joining the course.
  • Location: The fellowship takes place at the World Laparoscopy Hospital, located in DLF Phase II, Cyber City, Gurgaon, NCR Delhi, India.

Accommodation:

  • Accommodation is available at the World Laparoscopy Hospital premises and Pacific Hotel (Owned by WLH).
  • Tariff: Rs 1500/day at WLH premises and Rs 2200/day at Pacific Hotel.
  • Admission: For any inquiries or queries related to the course, interested candidates can contact Mr. Anand Sinha at 00919811416838.

Course Content:

  • The fellowship offers hands-on training on the da Vinci surgical Robot.
  • Participants will receive instruction from experts in various robotic surgery techniques and procedures, including foregut, bariatric, renal, colorectal, hepato-biliary, solid-organ, and revisional surgery.

Notable Achievements:

·       World Laparoscopy Hospital was the first private hospital in India to start da Vinci robotic surgery for patients.

·       It was also the first in Asia to offer state-of-the-art da Vinci robotic surgery training for surgeons and gynecologists.

World's Most Popular Robotic Institute


Course Fee and Accommodation

Course Fee:

For F.MAS (Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery):

Indian Surgeons: 1,75,000 Rupees

Overseas Surgeons and NRIs: 3,500 USD

The course fee includes the use of hospital resources like internet, laparoscopic instruments, O.T. Dress, library, videos, CDs.

Working lunch, snacks, tea, and coffee will be provided throughout the day during the course.

Accommodation:

Dedicated accommodation is available for doctors at subsidized rates.

Pacific Hotel, which is owned and managed by World Laparoscopy Hospital, provides accommodation options.

Indian doctors can find accommodation within the hospital campus.

The hospital also has its own deluxe bus to transport surgeons to the hospital.

Unique Features and Discounts:

Integrating different programs can lead to unique benefits:

If you combine the Robotic Surgery Course, Upper and Lower GI Endoscopy Course, or IVF Course with the laparoscopic Fellowship or Diploma program, you will receive a 25% discount on the fee for the additional integrated course.

It's important to note that there will be no discount on the laparoscopic surgery course fee alone. The discount applies only to the other courses integrated with the laparoscopy program.

Eligibility for Admission

 The eligibility criteria for admission to the Fellowship of International College of Robotic Surgeons (FICRS) Training course are as follows:

Educational Qualifications:

Candidates must hold an M.B.B.S or equivalent degree.

They should have at least 3 years of post-registration experience in General Surgery or Gynecology.

Alternatively, candidates with a degree of M.S or M.D are also eligible for admission.

Medical Registration:

Candidates must have a valid medical registration.

Overseas Doctors:

Overseas doctors should have equivalent qualifications to be eligible for admission.

Application Process:

Admission to the FICRS Training course is based on an online application.

Only an online application is required for admission.

Certificate Award:

Successful candidates who complete the training will be awarded a Certificate of Fellowship of International College of Robotic Surgeons (FICRS).

This certificate will be awarded by both the International College of Robotic Surgeons and the World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons.

Robotic Fellowship Course is Every Month From 17th to 20th in 2024

Watch the Album of Previous Robotic Surgeons Trained at World Laparoscopy Hospital

Overview of Robotic Surgery Training

All participants of da Vinci robotic surgery training will be trained in the following:

  • How to do proper operative room setup of da Vinci robot
  • How to do patient preparation and positioning in robotic surgery
  • Fundamentals of da Vinci® Surgical System components and instrumentation
  • Training of intra-corporeal suturing and knot tying by da Vinci robot
  • Learn micro dissection by robotic surgical system
  • Learn "tricks of the trade" tips for efficient robotic surgery

Certification of Fellowship in Robotic Surgery (FICRS)


Certificate of Fellowship of International College of Robotic Surgeons (FICRS) will be awarded by International College of Robotic Surgeons and World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeon.

Time Table of Fellowship Program:

DAY 1 (17th) OF EVERY MONTH

·       Registration Program overview/objectives of Robotic Training

·       Introduction of Robotic Surgery its Advantage and Disadvantage, Patient selection, Indication and Contraindication.

·       Ergonomics, Explanation of Patient Cart,Vision Cart and Master Console,Instrument designing and Working Principles of da Vinci® Surgical System

·       Ergonomics, optical 3 D HD designing and Working Principles of Robotic Remote Sensor Technology,and Docking of the Canula with the Robotic Arm of da Vinci® Surgical System.Insertion and change of the instruments.

DAY 2 (18th) OF EVERY MONTH

·       Baseball Diamond Concept of Port Position used in Robotic Surgery and Docking Principle of da Vinci Robot for various surgery

·       Hands On practice of Intracorporeal Robotic Surgeons Knot on da Vinci Robot

·       Hands On practice of Iintracorporeal Robotic Tumble Square Knot, Robotic Dundee Jamming Knot, Robotic Continuous Suturing and Robotic Aberdeen Termination Suturing Practice.

DAY 3 (19th) OF EVERY MONTH

·       Hands on Live Surgery Practice for Surgeons and Gynecologists according to specialty of Surgeon, Gynecologist, Urologist and Cardiothoracic Surgeon

DAY 4 (20th) OF EVERY MONTH

·       Hands on Live Surgery Practice for Surgeons and Gynecologists according to specialty of Surgeon, Gynecologist, Urologist and Cardiothoracic Surgeon - OT Session

·       Fellowship Examination and Discussion of Paper. Software Demonstration of Davinci Robotic Surgery

·       Farewell Lunch and Certification of Fellowship of International College of Robotic Surgeons

The robotic surgery training program at World Laparoscopy Hospital covers a wide range of operative procedures for different specialties. Here is a list of the procedures covered for each specialty:

For Urologists:

Prostatectomy

Nephrectomy

Partial nephrectomy

Pyeloplasty

Cystectomy

Donor nephrectomy

Ureterolithotomy

Pelvic lymphadenectomy

Adrenalectomy

Cystocele repair

Excision of renal cyst

Lymphadenectomy

Testicular resection

Renal cyst decortication

Ureteral transplant

Nephropexy

Ureterectomy

Rectocele repair

Varicocele

Ureteroplasty

Ureteral implantation

Vasovasostomy

For General Surgeons:

Gastric Bypass

Nissen/Toupet Fundoplication

Heller Myotomy

Gastrectomy

Colon Resection

Thyroidectomy

Arteriovenous Fistulas

Pancreatectomy

Adrenalectomy

Hemi-Colectomy

Sigmoidectomy

Splenectomy

Pyloroplasty

Gastroplasty

Appendectomy

Intra-rectal Surgery

Bowel Resection

Lumbar Sympathectomy

Liver Resection

Cholecystectomy

Hernia Repair

For Gynecologists:

Hysterectomy

Myomectomy

Sacrocolpopexy

Pelvic lymphadenectomy

Tubal reanastomosis

Vaginal prolapse repair

Dermoid cyst removal

Endometrial ablation

Oophorocystectomy

Oophorectomy

Ovarian cystectomy

Ovarian transposition

Salpingectomy

Salpingo-Oophorectomy

Colposuspension (Burch procedure)

Tubal ligation

Tuboplasty

For Cardiothoracic Surgeons:

Mitral Valve Repair & Replacement

Single Vessel Beating Heart Bypass

Multi-Vessel Beating Heart Bypass

Single Vessel Arrested Bypass

Multi-Vessel Arrested Heart Bypass

IMA Harvesting

Coronary Anastomosis

Atrial Septal Aneurysm repair

Atrial Septal Defect Repair

Tricuspid Valve Repair

Thrombectomy

Thymectomy

Esophagectomy

Pericardial Window

Lobectomy

Pneumonectomy

Pacemaker Lead Implantation

Mediastinal Resection

Pulmonary Wedge Resection

The robotic surgery training program provides specialized training in a wide array of procedures, enabling surgeons from different specialties to enhance their skills in performing these advanced surgeries using robotic technology.

 

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