Sep 22: ISIC Multispeciality Hospital successfully hosted Spine Course 2026, bringing together leading spine surgeons and healthcare professionals from across the country for an engaging academic exchange on the latest developments in spine care.
The scientific programme featured expert-led sessions, case discussions, surgical videos, panel discussions, and debates focused on key areas such as lumbar and cervical spine disorders, spinal deformities including scoliosis, kyphosis, lordosis and spondylolisthesis, spinal infections, trauma, tumours, osteoporosis, and emerging surgical technologies.
Participants gained valuable insights into advances such as robotics and navigation in spine surgery, minimally invasive techniques, and evolving approaches to managing complex spinal conditions. The programme also provided a platform for discussions on challenging clinical cases, surgical decision-making, and patient-centric care.
Commenting on the advancements shaping modern spine care, Dr. Kalidutta Das, Chief and Director of Spine Services, ISIC Multispeciality Hospital, said ,
“Spine care is advancing at an unprecedented pace with the integration of technologies such as robotics, navigation systems, and minimally invasive surgical techniques. At ISIC, we continuously invest in cutting-edge technology and innovation to deliver greater surgical precision, improved patient safety, and faster recovery outcomes. Academic platforms such as Spine Course 2026 play an important role in fostering knowledge exchange and ensuring that both healthcare professionals and patients benefit from the latest global advancements in spine treatment.”
Speaking on the institution’s journey and vision for accessible spine care, Dr. Ashish Chandra, Chief Operating Officer, ISIC Multispeciality Hospital, said ,
“ISIC has built a distinguished legacy in spine care through decades of clinical excellence, innovation, and patient trust. As we continue to strengthen our capabilities, our vision is to be a neighborhood-friendly hospital where patients can access advanced technology, specialized expertise, and comprehensive spine treatment close to home. Patients should not have to travel far to receive world-class spine care when the same high standards of treatment and technology are available within their own community. Spine Course 2026 reflects our commitment to advancing healthcare while making quality spine care more accessible for everyone.”
Through this initiative, ISIC Multispeciality Hospital reaffirmed its commitment to fostering knowledge exchange, encouraging professional collaboration, and supporting advancements in spine healthcare. More than just an academic event, Spine Course 2026 served as a forum for meaningful dialogue aimed at improving clinical outcomes and strengthening the future of spine care