Use of ultrasonic and bipolar energy devices Understanding robotic platforms (Da Vinci system – observational exposure) Sterilization, equipment care, and troubleshooting

Fellowship in Breast Surgery & Oncoplasty

Master advanced surgical techniques in peritoneal surface malignancies with hands-on training in CRS, HIPEC, and PIPAC under expert mentorship.

Programme Overview

Advanced clinical training in breast oncology, oncoplastic surgery and reconstruction. Comprehensive exposure to imaging, diagnostics, surgical management and multidisciplinary planning. Includes clinical rotations, tumor boards, operative training, academic sessions and research. Focus on evidence-based, patient-centered breast cancer care.

Course Highlights

Duration: 18 Month

Course Director: Dr. Rohit Kumar C, MBBS, MS (General Surgery), DrNB (Surgical Oncology)
Location: Aster Hospitals, Bangalore

Accreditation: Sri Ramachandra Medical Centre (SRMC)

Next batch starts in June 2026

Educational Objective:

To provide advanced mastery of benign and malignant breast disease management.
To train surgeons in oncoplastic techniques, reconstructive planning and multidisciplinary care pathways.
To integrate diagnostics, systemic therapy and radiotherapy considerations in treatment planning.
To build academic, research and clinical decision‑making excellence.

Key Focus Areas:

Oncoplastic breast surgery and reconstructive techniques (implants, flaps, volume displacement).
Breast imaging mastery: ultrasound, mammography, MRI, tomosynthesis, elastography, guided interventions.
Multidisciplinary planning involving oncology, radiology, pathology, radiation oncology and plastic surgery.
Academic development via journal clubs, case discussions, workshops and mandatory research.

Eligibility Criteria

MS/MD/DNB in General Surgery
MS/DNB/DrNB/MCh in Surgical Oncology
Fellowship‑trained Plastic Surgeons interested in breast reconstruction

Admission Process

To apply for this fellowship, complete the registration form or click here
Eligibility verification based on qualifications and clinical background
Interview with faculty
Final selection based on merit and seat availability
Enrollment confirmed upon payment of course fees
For admission, contact us at +91 90363 49191 or via email at [email protected]

Course Curriculum / Clinical Modules

Basic Laparoscopic Surgery

Laparoscopic cholecystectomy, appendectomy, and hernia repair
Port placement, ergonomics, and safe entry techniques
Instrument handling and camera navigation

Advanced Laparoscopic Techniques

Laparoscopic colorectal, solid organ, and GI surgeries
Exposure to bariatric and metabolic surgery (observational and assisting)
Tissue dissection, intracorporeal suturing, and hemostasis

Technology in MAS

Use of ultrasonic and bipolar energy devices
Understanding robotic platforms (Da Vinci system – observational exposure)
Sterilization, equipment care, and troubleshooting

Clinical Decision-Making & Post-Op Care

Case discussions, complications, and management protocols
Recovery planning and discharge criteria in MAS

Academic & Research Engagement

Weekly academic meetings and journal clubs
Participation in surgical audits and presentations
Opportunities for research and case reports in MAS

Career Scope and Benefits

Career Roles:

Minimal Access Surgeon in multi-specialty hospitals
Consultant in General and Laparoscopic Surgery
Surgical Faculty / Instructor in MAS Training Units
Surgeon in high-volume centers or robotic-assisted surgery units

Professional Benefits:

Mastery of laparoscopic surgical techniques
Competitive advantage in both private and institutional surgical practice
Opportunities to transition into robotic surgery
Higher earning potential and better placements in advanced surgical units

FAQs

Q1. What is the Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery?

A Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery (MAS) is a structured clinical training programme that provides surgeons with hands-on experience in laparoscopic and robotic surgical techniques. It prepares participants to independently perform minimally invasive surgeries in diverse clinical settings.