How far would you travel for the resource person in Minimaly Access Surgical skill?
(Endoscopy and Laparoscopy )For many, the answer cannot be bound by miles across the continent.I spend the past 2moths in kerala, india with prof.Baiju senadiphan ,well known Surgical Gastroenterologist, Endoscopist and Minimaly Access Surgeon.
I gained A wealth of experience, pleasant time and period of unearthing bosom buddies.
Just to scan it speedly
We have done:- From Simple Endoscopy to the knotty but proficiently done ERCP.-From simple Laparoscopic cholecystectomy driving uphill to perform Total Laparoscopic whipple-From Laparoscopic appendectomy to the morbid Laparoscopic Total proctocoloctomy with ileal pouch ileorectal anastomosis- From open liver transplantation to the most Fancy Robotic liver transplantation And
How can i not talk about:-
– The delectable food, One of my favourite eateries being chicken curry, along Sastamangalam street.
– The beautiful town in the jungle,also called evergreen city in india, Trivandrum.
– The Queen of the arabian sea along the idian ocean, kochi,
– The Famous kollam, birth place of giants in surgical field and known for its cashew production.
-The breath taking Ponmudi mountain and fancy cruisning along the kollam beach within bowriders.
-Unforgettable and amazing time at Safari park in trivandrum where i saw how diverse snake species are.
-After all, Tranquality, serenity and beauty of trivandrum was also a teacher as the mentor and true master of our fellowship, Prof. Dr. Baiju Senadhipan.I can’t thank you enough for this incredible opportunity, Sir.
I truly appreciate the chance you gave for Ethiopians in particular and Africans in general.Thank You SEF, and Dr. Baiju Senadhipan.
