Training Workshops Are Crucial for Young Doctors: Dr. Bhaskar Rao
The event is being organised by the KIMS Institute of Vascular Sciences in association with the Department of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery in Hyderabad. As part of the programme, a special one-day hands-on training workshop will also be conducted at KIMS Hospitals Secunderabad.
Hyderabad: Stressing the importance of continuous learning in the medical profession, Dr. Bhaskar Rao, Chairman and Managing Director of the KIMS Group of Hospitals, said that training workshops and academic conferences are crucial for helping young doctors stay updated with the latest advancements in vascular medicine.
He was addressing an international conference titled “Vascular Voyages – Fem Pop: Mystery to Mastery”, organised in Hyderabad to raise awareness about vascular diseases and introduce modern treatment techniques to medical professionals. The three-day conference has attracted several vascular specialists from India and abroad.
The event is being organised by the KIMS Institute of Vascular Sciences in association with the Department of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery in Hyderabad. As part of the programme, a special one-day hands-on training workshop will also be conducted at KIMS Hospitals Secunderabad.
Speaking as the chief guest, Dr. Bhaskar Rao said it was a matter of pride that leading vascular surgeons and specialists from various countries were participating in the conference. He noted that experts were sharing insights on recent developments, modern surgical techniques and advanced endovascular treatment methods.
He added that special emphasis was placed on the latest technologies used in the treatment of femoropopliteal artery diseases, noting that such knowledge-sharing platforms help medical technology evolve and benefit both doctors and patients.
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Dr. Narendranath, Organising Chairman of the conference and Clinical Director of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery at KIMS Group of Hospitals, said that cases of peripheral vascular diseases are rising due to factors such as diabetes, smoking, hypertension and increasingly sedentary lifestyles.
He explained that these conditions reduce blood flow to the legs and feet, often causing pain while walking and wounds that fail to heal. In severe cases, delayed treatment can lead to complications requiring amputation.
The conference features a scientific programme including academic sessions, panel discussions and case-based deliberations on advanced treatment methods. Live demonstrations are also being conducted in the endovascular suite and operation theatres, offering valuable learning opportunities for young doctors and medical residents.
During the workshop at KIMS Hospitals, experts will demonstrate complex vascular surgeries, open bypass procedures and advanced endovascular interventions. Participants will also receive simulation-based hands-on training.
Organisers said such conferences help strengthen collaboration among vascular specialists while promoting awareness of modern treatment options for peripheral vascular diseases, ultimately improving patient care.
