Bengaluru, Jan 21 : The highly anticipated COLOCON-2025, a pioneering Continuing Medical Education (CME) program on colon cancer, wrapped up successfully at the Green Park Hotel, Bengaluru, receiving an enthusiastic response from the medical community. The event brought together approximately 200 surgeons and postgraduate students from across India to discuss strategies for addressing the increasing burden of colon cancer in the country.
Key Highlights of the Event
The program focused on equipping participants with cutting-edge skills in Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS), including laparoscopic and robotic techniques. It also emphasized early diagnosis and comprehensive patient care. Esteemed faculty members conducted insightful sessions, along with hands-on workshops, sharing evidence-based practices to enhance patient outcomes.
Leadership Team:
– Dr. Sandeep Nayak – Chairman
– Dr. Bharath – Organizing Secretary
– Dr. Sreekanth – Organizing Secretary
The program was conducted in collaboration with leading organizations, including:
– Indian Association of Surgical Oncology (IASO)
– Bangalore Oncology Group*
– Samrohana Cancer Foundation
– Fortis Hospital
Expert Insights
Speaking at the event, Dr. Sandeep Nayak, Chairman of COLOCON-2025, remarked: “Colon cancer is an escalating concern in India, and the integration of minimally invasive techniques is essential. By training the next generation of surgeons in advanced methodologies, we aim to improve surgical precision, patient recovery, and overall outcomes. COLOCON-2025 is a step toward aligning Indian healthcare with global standards in cancer treatment.”*
Impact and Takeaways
– Surgeons gained a deeper understanding of advanced laparoscopic and robotic techniques.
– Attendees were empowered to integrate global best practices into colon cancer care.
– The program emphasized the importance of collaboration and capacity-building in addressing the rising incidence of colon cancer in India.
Looking Ahead
COLOCON-2025 has laid the groundwork for future initiatives aimed at revolutionizing colon cancer care in India. The organizing team expressed heartfelt gratitude to participants, faculty, and partnering organizations for contributing to the program’s remarkable success.
