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Academic focus, live surgeries feature at MYSOGUS UROCON 2026

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Academic focus, live surgeries feature at MYSOGUS UROCON 2026
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The MYSOGUS UROCON 2026 workshop focused on urinary incontinence and featured live surgical demonstrations in Mysuru. Organized by the Karnataka Urology Association, the event attracted urologists and delegates from across India for academic discussions. The workshop included real-time surgery transmissions to an auditorium, allowing over 100 participants to engage in the sessions.

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The Mysore Organisation of Genitourinary Surgeons (MYSOGUS), under the aegis of the Karnataka Urology Association (KUA), conducted its 7th annual live operative workshop, ‘KUA-MYSOGUS UROCON 2026’, on the theme of urinary incontinence in Mysuru on Saturday.Organised by the Department of Urology at Manipal Hospital, Mysuru, the workshop brought together urologists and delegates from across the country for academic deliberations and live surgical demonstrations.Eminent urologists performed live surgeries on complex cases at Manipal Hospital, with the procedures transmitted in real time to the Sri Rajendra Centenary auditorium at JSS Hospital.

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