Chandigarh: The two-day 4th Biennial National Hernia Conference, 'Young HSICON 2026', concluded on Sunday at a hotel in Chandigarh. Its objective was to shape the future of hernia surgery through collaboration, innovation, and shared expertise.
The conference was organized under the aegis of the Hernia Society of India, in collaboration with the Punjab Chapter of the Association of Surgeons of India.
Dr. Anupam Goel, the Organizing Chairman of the conference, stated, "With every edition, we have strengthened its academic significance and reach. Hosting the 4th Biennial Conference in Chandigarh is a matter of pride for us, as we have brought together some of the finest surgical minds from across the country for this event."
Dr. Goel further added that the conference aimed to provide a dynamic platform for both experienced and emerging surgeons to exchange knowledge, discuss complex cases, and explore state-of-the-art surgical techniques. He noted that the conference is expected to further boost clinical practice and strengthen collaboration within the surgical community.
Dr. Goel remarked, "Our goal was to create a dynamic environment that showcases a comprehensive range of advanced surgical techniques, alongside the latest breakthroughs in medical products and technology."