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FARIS to bring about tech advancement in healthcare sector

FARIS to bring about tech advancement in healthcare sector
Governor of Himachal Pradesh Rajendra Arlekar, Bicholim MLA Dr Chandrakant Shetye and Shri Ujjal Bhuyan, Chief Justice of the High Court of Telangana at the FARIS inaugural function.

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FARIS - Fellowship in Advanced Robotic & Innovative Surgery, held their first inauguration at the Fairfield by Marriotts, Benaulim on January 20.
The event began with the welcoming of the dignitaries; Rajendra Arlekar, Governor of Himachal Pradesh; Dr Chandrakant Shetye, Bicholim MLA and Shri Ujjal Bhuyan, Chief Justice of the High Court for the State of Telangana.
They also welcomed the internationally invited members starting with Dr Ranjan Sudan, Professor of Surgery & Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, from Duke University of School Medicine in North Carolina, USA, Dr CN Tang, Chief of Hepatobiliary Surgery, Consultant Surgeon, Chief of service in Department of Surgery, Director of Minimal Access Surgery Training Centre, Hong Kong, China; Dr Enrique Elli, Consultant Division of General Surgery, from the Department of Surgery Mayo Clinic, USA; Dr S Selvasekar, Consultant Colorectal and Laparoscopic Surgeon from The Christie NHS Foundation Trust Manchester, United Kingdom.
Dr Subhash Khanna, President of FARIS took over to share a few words of encouragement stating; “It is truly wonderful to be seeing so many like-minded people sitting together to create a healthier tomorrow. I hope this day brings you much-needed knowledge, guidance and visions of better medical healthcare backed by the power of technology. I wish FARIS all the best in doing their best.”

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