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USICON 2021
USICON 2021 is scheduled between 12th to 14th February. This is going to be a completely virtual USICON and will include a cultural extravaganza as well. Stay tuned with us as the surprises are revealed.
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on 8th of January 2021, between 1620-1800 hours the USI ISU is organizing a webinar on the Complications in Stress
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Sunday, 27th December 2020 from 1000 – 1300 hrs. USI – ISU webinar “Complications in Urology” is being held on Sunday, 27th December
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Sunday, 27th December 2020 from 1000 – 1300 hrs. USI – ISU webinar “Complications in Urology” is being held on Sunday, 27th December …
20th September 2020 – 5.40 pm IST The first of its kind simulation in urology webinar organized by the urology …
USI ISU webinar on subspecialty in Urology will be held on 23rd August 2020. In India, organised Urology practice started …
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by Dr Prashant Mulawkar, Akola How it went? I was born and brought up in a very small nondescript village …
Consultants Perspective: Dr. Joy N Chakraborty The speciality of Urology in India has started as a ‘Urology section’ of ASI …
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Youth of USI (YOU) Section
The youth of USI now has a separate niche in urology with the launch of the Youth Section of the Urological Society of India. The youth section is led by some dynamic and young leaders who are active and carry a vision of leading the urological society of India to newer heights. If you are young consultant or resident under the age of 45 years or with less than 10 years of practice after completion of your formal training then this is the group you should be looking forward to be a part of.
The youth section helps you carve your niche and provides guidance on how to choose the right path. In your journey you will find fellow urologists facing similar struggles and sharing solutions which will make the path not only interesting but easier. This is the section with a spark ! A section full of youthful insanity, innovations and the zeal to make urology more advanced, more comfortable and more easy to master.
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The Web-editor of USI Website Dr. Raman Tanwar introduces the new features of USI website 2.0. If you are new to this website or have any difficulties in using the website please go through this video to know whats available and whats coming up in USI 2.0.
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Dr. Raman Tanwar, Web-editor, USI