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The Committee Workshop at the 67th All India Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (AICOG) delivered an enlightening series of discussions covering endoscopy, oncology, perinatology, and midlife management. Experts presented cutting-edge approaches and practical solutions to critical issues in obstetric and gynaecological care.Opening the Endoscopy Committee Workshop, Dr. S. Krishnakumar emphasized the importance of selecting appropriate tools in hysteroscopic surgeries, underscoring the impact of precision on surgical outcomes. Dr. Ameya Padmawar followed with insights into laparoscopic procedures in complex cases, prompting an engaging panel discussion led by Dr. Subhash Mallya, which focused on navigating endometriosis-related fertility challenges.In the Gynaecological Oncology session, Dr. Priya Ganeshkumar highlighted ongoing global efforts in cervical cancer elimination. %u201cCollaborative strategies and timely human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination are essential to reducing the burden of cervical cancer,%u201d remarked Dr. Anne Kihara. Speakers from India, Nepal, and AOFOG presented successful regional approaches and underscored the role of AI in improving screening accuracy.The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Committee Workshop delved into the legal and technological aspects of abortion care. Dr. Richa Sharma, chairperson of the session, called attention to the legal ambiguities that often hinder effective care. Experts, including Dr. Ajay Mane, explored technological advancements, recommending nationwide updates to existing protocols for safer medical termination of pregnancy (MTP) procedures.Meanwhile, the Perinatology Committee Workshop featured discussions on managing preterm labor. %u201cAccurate prediction is crucial in preventing complications,%u201d stated Dr. Bharathi Rajshekar. This was followed by debates on the relevance of non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) and advancements in intrapartum fetal monitoring. The Imaging Science Committee Workshop emphasized the growing importance of comprehensive fetal anomaly screening, with Dr. Bela Bhatt highlighting the necessity of early diagnosis in improving neonatal outcomes.The Midlife Management session brought a refreshing approach to the day%u2019s proceedings with interactive segments, including debates and fitness challenges. Dr. Madhumitha spoke about the importance of proactive health management during midlife, while participants engaged in a thought-provoking Transforming Obstetric & Gynaecological Care: Insights from AICOG 2025 Committee WorkshopMumbai, January 9, 2025: The grand inaugural ceremony of the 69th All India Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (AICOG) 2025 took place at the stateof-the-art Jio World Convention Centre, Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), Mumbai. Drawing over 8,000 participants, including 120 international and 500 national faculty members, the event marked a pivotal moment in advancing women%u2019s healthcare in India.The day began with the prestigious C.G. Saraiya CME in the morning, followed by 10 specialized committee workshops that provided participants with handson learning opportunities. The evening featured the much-anticipated inaugural function along with installation ceremony of the new FOGSI Team 2025, led by Dr. Sunita Tandulwadkar. The highlight of the evening was a fashion walk curated by renowned Indian designers, aimed at raising awareness about anemia prevention in the country. The walk saw participation from celebrities, bureaucrats, and key figures in healthcare and civil society.Over the next three days, delegates will have access to an intensive scientific program across 12 parallel halls. With Orations, Symposiums, Keynote presentations by distinguished experts, and engaging panel discussions, the conference promises to foster knowledge exchange and innovation in key areas such as reproductive health, gynecological cancers, infertility, and menopause.Sonu Nigam, with his decades-long career and timeless Bollywood hits, will captivate the audience on 10th January 2025 in a special concert. This cultural highlight supports %u2018Anaemia Mukt Bharat%u2019 and raises awareness about preventing female cancers, adding purpose beyond the conference%u2019s academic focus.Delegates can also explore the vibrant BKC area, which offers premium dining and shopping experiences. The conference will conclude on January 12 with a valedictory function and prize distribution.This remarkable confluence of experts, ideas, and innovations underscores AICOG%u2019s enduring commitment to advancing healthcare for women across India and the world.Continued in Page 3The 67th All India Congress of Obstetrics & Gynecology (AICOG) 2025 kicked off with a series of pre-conference workshops at the Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai. These workshops covered diverse areas of obstetrics and gynecology, bringing together leading experts and practitioners to exchange knowledge and enhance clinical acumen.The Hysteroscopy workshop, convened by Dr. Manoj Chellani and team, focused on advanced techniques in uterine abnormalities. %u201cThe vaginoscopic approach is a breakthrough in minimally invasive gynecology,%u201d highlighted Dr. Chellani. The session on Basic Infertility & IUI, chaired by Dr. Ritu Hinduja, emphasized the importance of precision in infertility diagnosis, with insights on semen analysis and endoscopic techniques.In the Advanced ART workshop, discussions on customizing stimulation protocols, ovarian rejuvenation, and cryopreservation were well-received. %u201cModern ART techniques offer unparalleled hope to couples struggling Driving Excellence in Women%u2019s Health: Insights from AICOG 2025 Pre-Conference WorkshopsTamasoma JyotirgamayaBreaking Frontiers in Women%u2019s HealthFOGSI Celebrates 75 Years - Diamond Jubilee67th ALL INDIA CONGRESS OF OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY | 8th%u201312th JANUARY 2025 | JIO WORLD CONVENTION CENTRE, MUMBAIAICOGTIMESContinued in Page 3