We offer hands on training for:

• NON DESCENT VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY (NDVH)
• Basics in laparoscopy and lap cholecystectomy

Two types of courses are available for both the streams:

• Six days short course
• Six months fellowship (April to September)

Course : SIX DAYS SHORT COURSE (NDVH)

This course is available for MD (OBG) / DGO or to MS (General surgeons).
SIX DAYS SHORT COURSE (NDVH): In this short course of training a total 12 cases will be done, two each day. Hands on training is given, trainee gets to assist in all the cases. For the initial two days we demonstrate our way of doing hysterectomy. You will get to have feel of the tissues, pedicles and pouches. In third-fourth day the trainee gets to open anterior or posterior pouches, applying clamps on pedicles, dividing and suturing of 1 or 2 pedicles. Else you can learn to use energy sources like bipolar / ligasure, to deal with the various pedicles. In last two days most of candidates do perform one or two cases of NDVH independently, under direct supervision of the trainer. Doing complete case independently depends upon the individual’s skills of tissue handling and suturing in narrow space like vagina. We do encourage and train to sharpen your skills. In difficult or complicated cases, we do complete the procedure with laparoscopic or open approach, so one can have idea of when to switch between different ways of doing hysterectomy. 

There will be not be more than two candidates for the batch.

Types of cases, probably you will be able to see / assist

• SIMPLE NDVH / VH / LAVH / TLH / TAH
• NDVH FOR CASES WITH PREVIOUS ONE OR TWO LSCS
• SALPINGO-OOPHORECTOMY DURING VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY.
• NDVH FOR LARGE SIZED FIBROIDS UTERUS
• DEALING WITH FAILED NDVH

We have one batch every month from April to September. This starts on the last Monday of the month and ends on the coming Saturday. In months of May and June we may have 2 batches.
Trainee is expected to have knowledge about cases before operation, preparation for operation and must do necessary examination before surgery. He/ she is expected to follow the cases during postoperative period to gain experiences about the safe recovery and discharge from hospital. He/ she is advised to learn to record and pen down the findings in the OT and in the ward.

Course :Six months fellowship (NDVH):

In six months fellowship you will be involved in each and every step of patient handling, right from first contact in OPD/emergency till the discharge of the patients. How to approach the patient, from history taking to examination to investigations and then delivering what is required. You will be assisting / doing in all surgeries (elective as well as emergency). Knowing more about OT set-up, instrumentation, endo-vision, energy sources, intra-corporeal suturing, morcellation etc. Working in OPD / ward / emergency and OT as a team will help you in the long run.

Types of cases, probably you will be able to see / assist (depending upon availability):

• All types of simple / difficult hysterectomies NDVH/VH/LAVH/TLH/TAH
• Hysteroscopic procedures (diagnostic as well as therapeutic) like polyp / myoma / septum / misplaced IUCD etc.
• Other laparoscopic / open procedures like ovarian cysts, torsion, ruptured ectopic, myomectomy, surgery for endometriosis, tubal recanalisation, radical procedures for malignant cases.
• All kind of obstetrical work (NVD-VENTOUSE-FORCEPS, LSCS, MTP).
• General surgical procedures like breast surgery, lap cholecystectomy, lap appendicectomy, lap hernia, peritonitis etc.

Course : SIX DAYS SHORT COURSE (Lap chole)

In this short course of training a total 12 cases will be done, two each day. You get to assist in all the cases. For initial two days we will demonstrate basic steps of doing cholecyectomy. You will get to know about basic OT set-up, instrumentation, endo-vision, energy sources, open vs closed port entry, handling 30* scope. Step by step adhenolysis, dissecting cytic duct, CBD and cystic artery while observing safety landmarks. You will learn clipping/suturing CD and CA, use of energy sources like monopolar, bipolar / ligasure on cystic artery, separating GB from liver and specimen extraction. In the last two days most of the candidates do perform one or two cases of lap chole independently under direct supervision. Doing complete case independently depends upon the individual’s skills (hand eye coordination) and tissue handling techniques.
There will be not be more than two candidates for the batch.

Types of cases, probably you will be able to see / assist

• SIMPLE LAP CHOLECYSTECTOMY
• DIFFICULT LAP CHOLECYSTECTOMY LIKE ACUTE GB, OBSTRUCTED GB, EMPYEMA GB, POST PANCREATITIS CHOLECYSTECTOMY.
• LAP CHOLECYSTECTOMY IN PREVIOUSLY OPERATED PATIENTS.
• LAP APPENDICECTOMY, LAP INGUINAL and PARA-UMBLICAL HERNIA.
• LAP ASSISSTED VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY, TLH, LAP TUBAL OVARIAN SURGERY

Single batch is available every month from April to September. This starts from second Monday of every month and ends on the coming Saturday. In months of May and June we may have two batches.

Trainee is expected to have knowledge about the cases before operation, preparation for operation and must do the necessary examination before surgery. He/ she is expected to follow the cases during postoperative period till discharge from the hospital. He/ she is advised to learn to record and pen down the findings in the OT and in the ward.

Course : Six months fellowship (Lap chole)

In six months fellowship you will be involved at each and every step of patient handling, from history taking, to examination, to investigations and then delivering what is required. You will be assisting / doing in all the surgeries (elective as well as emergency). Knowing more about OT set-up, instrumentation, endo-vision, energy sources, intra-corporeal suturing etc.

Types of cases, probably you will be able to see / assist

• All types of simple / difficult cholecystectomies.
• Laparoscopic procedures like appendicectomy, Lap inguinal & para umblical hernia, ovarian cysts, torsion, ruptured ectopic, myomectomy, surgery for endometriosis, tubal recanalization.
• All hysterectomies NDVH/VH/LAVH/TLH/TAH.
• Endo-urology (as observer).
• Radical procedures for malignant cases.

We are a team of experienced professionals, passionate in our work. We work in a friendly and efficient environment and are eager to share our expertise. We treat the patients honestly and in a cost effective manner.

Instructions to candidates before joining the course

Make yourself well versed with the anatomy. Read the standard text books on various techniques for which you want to excel. Watch various videos available on net. Also, have basic knowledge about various instruments (open and laparoscopy), energy sources (electro surgical units i.e. monopolar-bipolar and ligasure), about suturing / knotting both in open surgery and in laparoscopy.

You must pay required full fees before commencement of course. You must have valid post-graduate degree from college /university. You must carry a valid identification like Aadhaar, PAN, voter card or passport with yourself.

Accommodation

Accommodation will be provided inside the hospital premises in a well-furnished room. Trainee will have to bear the cost of food and other personal requirements.

Batches

We have one batch every month from April to September. This starts on the last Monday of the month and ends on the coming Saturday. In months of May and June we may have 2 batches.

Faculty:

Dr. Jatinder Bansal, MS FAIS FMAS General & laparoscopy surgeon.
Dr. Simmi Agarwal, MBBS DGO OBG & infertility specialist with special interest in NDVH.
Dr. Anita Grover, DA DNB Anaesthetist (visiting).
Dr. Narinder Grover, MBBS MD Physcian (visiting).
Dr. Surinder Aggarwal, MD Paediatrician (visiting).
Dr. V P Kalra, MS FICS FMAS Dip MAS Oncosurgeon (visiting).
Dr. D P Sharma, MS Mch Urologist (visiting).

Registration

To Register for training course kindly contact on

Call (preferred): +919914015763, +91 9914205763, +9198881 21188       or
Whatsapp: +919814475763       or
E-mail: bhrampura@gmail.com

Address: Bansal Hospital, NH-7, Rampura-phul, Bathinda, Punjab, India-151103.

We will access the vacancy and availability of cases and inform you about the probable time to come for training. If that suits you then you can make payment for the course. On receipt of the fee, your registration will be confirmed to you. It is always on "first come first serve basis"

Procedure for making payment of registration fee

Registration fee can be paid using bank transfer. Details for making bank transfer are as follows.


Beneficiary Name : Bansal Hospital
Beneficiary Account No. : 65146359084
Name of the Bank : State Bank of India
Branch Name & address : Rampura Phul
IFSC Code : STBP000059