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Dr Shivam Priyadarshi (Sr Professor, Urology SMS Hospital)

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November 2019 Newsletter

NZUSI Newsletter - November 2019

Dear All

Greetings from Meerut.

I am sure all of us had a joyous Deepawali. The nip in the air heralds the onset of winters.

We are now on the cusp of our marquee event – the 29th edition of the Annual Conference

of our Zonal Chapter. I look forward to participation by our members in large numbers.

The Organizing team led by Dr Ajit Saxena and Dr Sanjay Garg are burning the midnight oil to provide for an

experience par excellence. Greater Noida being virtually an extension of New Delhi provides not only

multiple options but ease of connectivity as well. To reduce local logistic issues, all events are planned at

the venue - Hotel Crowne Plaza, itself.

The Council led by our tireless Secretary has curated a broad based scientific program to appeal to all

sections. We have three distinguished gentlemen from overseas apart from our own national and zonal

faculty. To provide members with a crisp and clear learning experience, the live operative workshop has

been replaced by a video workshop and a 'Step by Step' session on a few procedures. Two sessions

introduced last year which generated interest have been carried forward – 'Survivor Debate' and 'Inter

Institutional Quiz'. I expect that the two new sessions introduced this year shall catch the attention of

delegates. 'North Zone Got Talent' is to find hidden gems within our fraternity who for some reasons have

not been able to present at our meetings, the two winners shall manage a session at next NZUSICON.

'Landmark Studies' is to critically analyze path breaking clinical studies which influence day to day patient

management decisions.

Another initiative this year has been creation of the “President's Club”. This is to recognize the immense

contribution of our stalwarts and mentors, because of whom we are where we are. An event is being held on

the eve of our meeting to felicitate and honour all Past Presidents of NZUSI. I am happy to report that all

except one Past President shall grace the occasion by their esteemed presence.

Another remarkable development this year was establishment of state chapters in all states of our zone

except one. We now have state units in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab (with Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh),

Rajasthan and Uttarakhand & Uttar Pradesh. All the state successfully conducted annual meetings. I shall

urge Urologists in Jammu and Kashmir to formalize their defunct association as soon as possible.

Our members need to be complemented for taking steps to ensure a better future for the young Urologists.

All meetings are now targeted towards only urologists and participation by general surgeons is actively

discouraged. Similarly participation in operative sessions in non-urological events has nosedived. The next

step which involves some of the young urologists themselves is to stop 'back door' surgeries.

The Indo Mediterranean Urology Conclave held recently was an opportunity for discussion on life choices,

an important yet neglected topic. There was genuine bonding of urologists and their families as the group

visited scenic locales in Italy, Greece & Croatia.

As I approach the end of my term, I once again thank members of NZUSI for having given me this

opportunity. Special thanks to the Council Members for their unstinted support and suggestions. I am truly

humbled by the weight of your expectations.

Before I end, I urge all members to participate in NZUSICON @Greater Noida.

Look forward to meeting you. I am look sure SUNG shall provide us a meeting extraordinaire.

Greater glory to NZUSI.

Jai Hind.

Dr Anil ElhencePresident NZUSI

President's Message


Honorary Secratary Message

Dear Members,

Greetings from NZUSI office

I once again thank all the members of North zone to have given me the opportunity to serve

our society for the last two years.

Before leaving the post of Hony Secretary of this esteemed society I want to make a few

suggestions:

1. Now we have a body of 900 plus members with around 500 full members, probably

the second largest zonal society. We have five state chapters, several city chapters

and uncountable company and hospital sponsored activities. I was fortunate to

have a very supportive team which helped me to avoid breakup with my family

and profession but in future to keep the growing momentum we need to distribute

our work amongst all the office bearers.

2. We need to make SOPs and strengthen our guidelines for organising the Annual meetings and CMEs to make

them relevant and enriching.

3. It would be a great idea to have some research and continuous academic activities in the form of multicentric

studies, webinars, Faculty and resident exchange programme etc.

4. We have tried to improve the website with News & Views section, legal cell with consent forms, NZUSI studio,

updating our constitution and other guidelines. This needs constant updating and improvement with

innovative ideas.

5. I was fortunate to have NZUSI office in the later part of my tenure and the office needs to be properly utilised to

streamline all our activities. I take this opportunity to gratefully acknowledge the tremendous help and

support by our CEOs Mr. Navneet and Mrs Kiran Arora in running our day to day activities.

6. As our society grows in number as well as various activities it is incumbent to have frequent meetings and

constant communication amongst the members of the council. Besides the Executive council meetings

happening almost every three months, the ZOOM meetings on our laptop /mobile phones was a simple and

time saving way to discuss things . Such meeting could be done more frequently in future.

7. In the Annual meetings and CMEs we have tried to bring some innovative ideas like the Non urological talks

/sessions, CME on medicolegal aspects of urology, skit on Communication skills etc. I feel we should all

contribute to make our meetings more interesting and worth attending with such novel ideas.

8. The scientific programme in all our meetings was developed with an aim of giving opportunity to maximum

no. of members especially the upcoming bright young urologists. The North zone talent search competition in

Noida is again an initiative in this direction. This objective should be strengthened further in our future

endeavours.

9. We need to involve our trainee residents more and more .The Inter college Quiz, Faculty resident debate, Meet

the Professor session etc were some of the initiatives taken in this direction.

10. The two International meetings, Indo Mauratian and Indo Mediterranean urology conclaves, were a superhit

and highly appreciated by all the participants. It was a great opportunity for the urologists with their spouses

and children to intermingle and interact with family like affection and camaraderie. I hope this is continued

which will help our members to come closer and know each other better.

11. Last but not the least, managing finances has always been a bone of contention. In last two years we tried to

streamline them with proper audits by recruiting a regular accountant and CA. I am sure our treasurer would

further improve it.

At the end I acknowledge with heartfelt gratitude the brotherly love and support of our President Dr Anil Elhence,

guidance and cooperation of our past President Dr S P Yadav, President Elect Dr Amlesh Seth, Secretary Elect Dr Anup

Kumar, Past Treasurer Dr Subhash Yadav, Treasurer Dr Vijay Bora and all past and present council members.

Looking forward to see you in Noida

Long live NZUSI

Shivam Priyadarshi

Hon Secretary, NZUSI


NZUSI COUNCIL

President ElectDr Amlesh Seth

New Delhi

[email protected] +91 9868206391

Hon SecretaryDr Shivam Priyadarshi

Jaipur


Hon TreasurerDr Vijay Bora

Agra

[email protected]+91 9837008839

Dr Neeraj AgarwalBarielly


Dr. Vinay Tomar Jaipur


Dr. Anil GoyalNew Delhi


Dr Swapan Sood Jalandhar


Dr P P SinghDelhi


Past PresidentDr Satya Praksah Yadav

Gurugram


President Dr Anil Elhence

Meerut


COUNCIL MEMBERS

USI COUNCIL MEMBER FROM NORTH ZONE

Dr Atul MittalJalandhar


Dr. Shailendra GoelNoida



Bids for NZUSICON, 2021

Proposals for Mid Term CUE 2020 Proposed VenueS No Organising Society Organising Chairman Organising Secretary

1 Live operative on Lap. Urology

Dr N K Pandey Dr Vikas Agarwal Asian Inst. of Med. SciencesFaridabad

2 Delhi Urplogy Society Rajeev Sood Dr Hemant Goel Jin Corbett Nat. Park

Bids for NZUSICON, 2021 Proposed VenueS No Organising Society Organising Chairman Organising Secretary

2 Haryana Urological Association & PGIMS Rohtak

Dr Satya Prakash Yadav Dr Santosh Kumar Singh Rohtak

3 Dr Kamaljeet Singh Dr Sandeep Sharma Raddison blue Amritsar

Amritsar Urology Association

4 Dr Vinay Tomar Dr Sher Singh Yadav Birla Auditorium Jaipur.

Not Mentioned

5 Dehradun Urological Society

Dr Sanjay Goyal Dr Manoj Biswas Regenta LP Villas

1 Delhi Urology Society Dr PP SinghProf Dr Rajeev SoodAerocity / Hotel Ashoka Delhi, ABVIMS & Dr RML Hospital New Delhi

6 Not Mentioned Dr Sameer Trivedi Dr. U S Diwedi Not Mentioned


Events Held

A week of bliss - The NZUSI Mediterranean Cruise by Dr Aditya Pradhan

After the resounding success of Mauritius, Anil Ehlence decided to ‘enhance’ the experience further by

getting the NZUSI on a cruiseliner. After the initial ‘yahs” and ‘ naas ‘of folks resulted in about 50 folks

signing up by Aug , the excitement built up so that some last minute entrants like N P Gupta also hopped on

. We finally landed at Venice with a gang of 60 rearing to board the ship – Costa Deliziosa. This massive

cruiseliner with 2000 passengers and 1000 crew was a sight to behold .

The promise of unlimited booze was just too much to resist , and kicked off no sooner than getting on

board. By the time the first beer was done and plans for the first evening chalked out the ship was already on

the high seas, so silent and majestic in her size and comfort. Exploring 11 decks and umpteen restraunts

and bars over the fore and aft of the ship got us all rearing to start with the gluttony right off.. The news that

we had a Michelin 5 star chef on board prompted us to reach out for exotic meats and fish displayed on the

massive buffet spreads.

Later in the evening a dance troupe had us spell bound – At a massive theatre of 500 capacity complete with

box seats and a balcony- right at midship.

The first noon saw us touch the small port of Bari in south Italy. On a beautiful sunny afternoon we strolled

Old Town Bari and watched woment making fresh pastas an breads. The splendid limestone houses of Trulli

of Alberobello made a perfect spot for a photoshoot of the UNESCO heritage village.

Beyong Bari , the Deli Ziosa sailed across the Adriatic sea to Greece. Our first port of call in Greece was the

western port of Corfu. This beautiful town with its historic white buildings and lovely parks makes it one of

the preferred destinations for Hollywood and Bollywood shoots . A stroll in the old market got many folk

buying the famous Greek olive oil, Balsamic Vinegar and Green Tea.

Having rounded the Greek peninsula , we next touched port at the volcanic islands of Santorini. Having a

shallow port meant the ship anchored off shore and a fleet of small boats ferried us to the town. The all

white houses of Oia and Thira with the blue waters of the Aegean Sea makes Santorini the dream holiday

destination of Greece- at a price – hotels at about 350- 400 euros a night for that once in a lifetime

experience.

Our last stop in Greece was the small Island of Mykonos. Most of us choose to spend the day at the beautiful

beech there called Paradise Beach. Meant to be the heaven for gays and nudists, Mykonos is a party town

with umpteen restaurants and bars catering to the queers of the world.

Then was a whole day at sea sailing northwords towards Croatia. The time was well spent with the Para

Urology Conclave being hosted by NZUSI . We had various presentations teaching us how to earn more

money, invest better and retire comfortably The last port of call was the idyllic city of Dubrovnik . This port

city of Southern Croatia was devastated in the Civil Wars of the 90s. What is seen today is the amazing

resurgence of the town into a popular tourist resort. The old city , the fort and Cathedral and cobbled

streets are a delight to walk around.

The 6 days ended on a high – back at Venice. Having said our goodbyes- some continuning on an Italian

vacation and the rest of us flying home. – all asking Anil Ehlence- "Yeh Dil Mange More".


Events Held

2018

Midterm CUE on PCNL and Organ donation workshop

Indo Mauratian Urology conclave

3rd mid term CUE on Men’s health & Aging

NZUSICON 2018 Report


Events Held

2019

1st Mid Term NZUSI 2019, Dehradoon

2nd Mid Term NZUSI 2019, Ranthambhore

Indo Mediterranean Cruise Trip


NZUSI Award Winner For 2018 - 19

Life time Achievement Award: Dr Rajesh Ahlawat

P N Kataria Memorial Oration: Dr S K Pal

Marudhara Jodhpur Trust Oration: Dr Rajeev Sood

DUSCON Award and Gold medal for innovation, exemplary contribution and original clinical

research in urology: Dr Rajeev Sood

MIUC 2000 National Travel fellowship: Dr Nachiket Vyas

Hargovind Singh Memorial Travel Fellowship: Dr Ravi Mohan Mavuduru

Agra Urology Club Best Video:

1st Prize: Dr Hemant Goel RML Hospital, Delhi

2nd Prize: Dr Puneet Ahluwalia Max Hospital, Delhi

Marudhara Urology Trust Jodhpur Best Paper:

1st Prize: Dr Praveen Lanka PGIMER, Chandigarh

2nd Prize: Dr Kumar Madhavan SGPGI Lucknow

CMC Best Poster Prize:

1st Prize: Dr Rahul Jena SGPGI Lucknow

2nd Prize: Dr Anil Mani SGPGI Lucknow

PG Quiz:

1st Prize: Dr Devanshu Bansal AIIMS, New Delhi

2nd Prize: Dr Ashish Khanna PGIMER Chandigarh

3rd Prize: Dr Varinder Attri PGIMER Chandigarh

North Zone Travel Fellowship for PG: Dr Tushit Kumar Rai PGIMER Chandigarh


Agenda for AGM

Agenda for AGM to be held on

16th November 2019 at Greater Noida

1. Roll call

2. Approval of the agenda

3. Confirmation of the minutes of the previous AGM held on 17th November 2018 at Ludhiana

4. Matters arising if any

5. New business

i) Annual report of the year 2018-2019 by the Hony. Secretary

ii) Audited accounts of the year

2018-2019 by the Hon. Treasurer

iii) Venue for NZUSICON 2021

iv) Midterm CUEs for 2020

v) Venue for USICON 2022

vi) Awards for the year 2019-2020

vii) Approval of the new members

viii) Election of the executive council

of NZUSI

a) President elect

b) Hony Treasurer

c) Council members:

ix) Appreciation of the outgoing members

x) Any other matters with the permission

of the chair.

6. Vote of thanks

Minutes of the Previous AGM

Minutes of AGM held on 17th November 2018 at Nirvana

Resorts Ludhiana

1. 2018/GB/01 - Welcome and Roll callDr S P Yadav welcomed all the members and hoped that the

meeting would be fruitful and without much turbulence. He

also instructed all the members to sign on the attendance

register. He then handed over te proceedings to the secretary

Dr Shivam Priyadarshi.

2. 2018/GB/02 - Approval of the agendaDr Shivam informed the members that he had already

circulated the agenda well in time and requested for

approval. Members approved the same. Proposed by Dr Anil

Elhence and seconded by Dr Anil Varshney.

3. 2018/GB/03 - Confirmation of the minutes of the

previous AGM held on 4th November 2017 in MeerutDr Shivam informed that the minutes of the previous AGM

held on 4th November 2017 in Meerut were also circulated

by email and newsletter well in time and requested the

members to approve the same. As there were no matters

arising from the minutes they were approved. Proposed by Dr S V Kotwal and seconded by Dr Ashok

Sharma.

4. 2018/GB/04 - Annual report of the year 2017-2018

by the Hony. SecretaryDr Shivam Priyadarshi presented the secretary report for the

year 2017-18. He informed that the same has already been

published in the newsletter and briefly mentioned about the

various activities held during the year. He informed that the

membership directory is almost completely updated now

and there are around 460 full members and total around 900

members in the society. Membership certificates would be

issued to all the members soon. The finances have been

streamlined and all previous bank closure reports have been

submitted. The members were very appreciative about the

activities and approved the report.

5. 2018/GB/05 - Hon. Treasurer reportDr Subhash Yadav presented the audited accounts of the year

2017-2018 along with his last Treasurer report. He informed

that the membership has doubled since he took over making

the count from 224 to 444. He presented the financial report


for the year 2017-18. All the conferences of the past have been audited. There is no pending money balance from the

past conferences. The formalities for the registrar office also has been completed. The society has now been growing

in leaps and bounds and a permanent accountant has to be employed. The members were very appreciative and unanimously approved the treasurer report. Dr Subhash Yadav was

honoured with a plaque towards his exemplary services to the society.

6. 2018/GB/06 - Report of NZUSICON 2017 MeerutDr Subhash Yadav presented the Meerut conference report. He mentioned that the total registered delegated were

342. No registration was taken from the industry. The total collection was 1 crore 31 lakhs 89 thousand and the total

savings were to the tune of 30 lakh 97 thousand. As 50% goes to the parent society Dr Anil Elhence handed over a

cheque of Rupees 13 lakhs 26 thousand after deduction of the TDS already deposited to Dr S P Yadav.The members applauded and were very appreciative of the same.

7. 2018/GB/07 - Constitutional amendments and proposals Dr Shivam Priyadarshi informed that the Constitutional amendments and proposals circulated by e mail earlier as per

constitutional requirements. Deliberations were made on all the amendments. All the amendments were displayed

and voting was done by show of hands. a. Introduction of trainee members and allied membershipThe proposal was turned down by the GB. It was resolved to follow the constitution of the parent society USI and

postponed to the next GB.b. Past president should be a part of the core council.The proposal was approved. Proposed by Dr A K Sanwal and seconded by Dr Ashok Sharmac. Practice of standing outside the polling booth by the contenders for various postsDeliberations were made. The proposal was not accepted. Resolved to appoint Dr S V Kotwal, a one man committee to

suggest viable options and the future course of action.d. Limit the duration of awards and orationsDeliberations were made. It was mentioned that the awards should not be purely looked on a commercial basis. The

proposal was turned down by the GB. Resolved to follow the rules and regulations of USI as parent body.e. Need not make fresh accounts each year for midterm events and meetings.Deliberations were made. The proposal was turned down by the GB. Also discussed that anyone who doesnot submit

accounts in time will not be allowed to contest in elections.

Dr Shivam mentioned that as GST has been incorporated the same has been updated in the constitution. Also the

clause of Secretary Elect and Treasurer Elect as approved by last AGM has also been updated in the constitution. The

GB approved the same.

8. 2018/GB/08 - Venue for NZUSICON 2020Dr Shivam Priyadarshi informed that there were multiple bids received. 3 bids were received from Rajasthan- Bikaner,

Jaipur and Jodhpur. Others were from Rohtak, Delhi and Amritsar. He informed that the bids from Amritsar, Jaipur and

Jodhpur have been withdrawn. The bidders had presented during the council meeting and the council decided that

Bikaner will be the host of NZUSICON 2020. The AGM was asked to opine. The GB deliberated on the same and

decided to put to vote. After counting of votes Bikaner had more votes than Rohtak. Resolved that Bikaner will be the

host of NZUSICON 2020. 9. 2018/GB/09 - Midterm CUEs for 2019Dr Shivam announced the midterm CUEs. He informed the GB that there were 3 bids decided. The first bid was for

Dehradun by Dr Sanjay Goyal. The second was at Sawai Madhopur by Dr Ashok Sharma and the third was at Bhutan by


Dr Shivam Priyadarshi and Dr Nachiket Vyas. The GB approved the same.

10. 2018/GB/10 - Venue for USICON 2022Dr Shivam announced the bids received to hold USICON 2022 which would be in the North Zone that year. The bids

were from Chandigarh, Greater Noida and Gurgaon. Deliberations were made. All the three bidders presented before

the GB. Dr Anil Elhence withdrew his bid. Voting was done and on the basis of more votes Chandigarh was given to

host USICON 2022 from the North Zone.

11. 2018/GB/09 - Awards for the year 2018-2019Dr Shivam announced the awards for the year 2019-19.Life time Achievement award Dr. Rajesh Ahlawat P N Kataria memorial oration Dr. S K Pal Marudhara Jodhpur Trust oration Dr. Rajeev Sood DUSCON Award and Gold medal for innovation, exemplary contribution and original clinical research in urology : Dr. Rajeev Sood MIUC 2000 National Travel fellowship Dr. Nachiket Vyas Hargovind Singh Memorial travel fellowship Dr. Ravi Mohan Agra urology club best video 1st. Dr. Hemant Goel RML 2nd. Dr. Puneet Ahluwalia Max Hospital Delhi Marudhara Urology Trust Jodhpur Best paper 1st. Dr. Praveen Lanka PGI Chandigarh 2nd. Dr. Priyank Yadav SGPGI Lucknow CMC Best poster prize Dr. Rahul Jena SGPGI Lucknow Dr. Anil Mani SGPGI Lucknow PG Quiz 1st. Dr. Devanshu Bansal AIIMS 2nd. Dr. Ashish Khanna PGI Chandigarh 3rd. Varinder Attri PGI Chandigarh North zone travel Fellowship for PG Dr. Tushit Kr. Roy PGI Chandigarh

12. 2018/GB/09 - Appreciation to the outgoing membersDr Shivam informed the outgoing members from the council. Dr Subhash Yadav as the Treasurer. Members gave a

standing ovation for his exemplary work as a treasurer. Dr S N Sankhwar and Dr A K Sanwal also retired from the post

of council members after completing their tenure. Dr Anil Goyal retired as the past president of the society. The GB

was appreciative of their contribution to the society. All the outgoing members were given a momento as a token of

appreciation.

13. 2018/GB/13 - Election of the executive council of NZUSIDr Anil Elhence declared the results of the election held for the various posts.President elect: Dr Amlesh SethSecretary elect: Dr Anup Kumar GuptaHony Treasurer: Dr Vijay BoraCouncil members: Dr P P Singh and Dr Swapan SoodGB approved the same. Proposed by Dr S K Singh Seconded by Dr Nachiket Vyas

14. 2018/GB/13 - Vote of thanksAs there were no other matters to discuss, Dr S P Yadav thanked all the members for a successful meeting and a

wonderful time ahead.


The following nominations were finalised by Dr. Amlesh Seth, President Elect, after the due date of withdrawal. Election will be held on 16.11.2019 from 1100 hours onwards. Candidates names are arranged alphabetically.

Council Member

President Elect

Sudhir Rawal

H S Pahwa Hemant Goel Himanshu Pandey Mukesh Chandra Arya

Pawan Kesarwani Sameer Trivedi Sanjay Kr Goyal

I am Dr. Sudhir Rawal and active member of USI since 2002. I have done my Medical School training from KG Medical College, Lucknow followed by M.S. General Surgery from the same institute in 1990. After that I joined department of urology at CMC Vellore and did MCh urology from same institute. Since 1996, I am heading department of Uro-Oncology at Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre, Delhi for last 20 years and developed the department to International reputation. I have published two original techniques, one on ‘Pitcher Pot Ileal Neobladder’ and other first in the world on ‘Minilap Cystoprostatectomy’. We at Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre doing world class care for cancer patients and since 2011, we are using da Vinci robot in these patients.

I am sure that if given a chance, I would like to serve the society at national level as I have already completed my term as council member at zonal level.

For President ElectDr Sudhir Rawal

NZUSI Elections 2019 - 20

Hon Treasurer

Nachiket Vyas

Nitin Agarwal


MCh from BHU Varanasi in 2005 and the same year completed my DNB.

I am presently working in the Department Of Urology and Renal

Transplantation at SMS Medical College, Jaipur as Professor.

I have 54 Publications in International and National Journals.

I have been MCh and DNB Examiner for the last several Years.

Awarded

“MIUC Travelling Fellowship 2018- 2019” by the North Zone Chapter Of the

Urological Society of India

“Marudhara Jodhpur Urology Trust” best paper award for the year 2004-

2005 for the paper entitled “PSA screening in Indian men: Results of the

First Indian study and Radical Prostatectomy for organ confined carcinoma th

prostate" at 14 Annual Conference of the North Zone Chapter of USI,

November 2004, New Delhi.

“Hargovind Singh Memorial travel Fellowship” of the North Zone Chapter thof the Urological Society of India at the 17 Annual Conference, Lucknow

2007.

Awarded the “G.M. Phadke Traveling Fellowship" for post graduates by the th

urological society of India at 38 Annual Conference, Ahmedabad, January

2005.

"Eagle Medical Systems Traveling Fellowship for Post Graduates" by the th

North Zone Chapter of USI at 14 Annual Conference, New Delhi,

November 2004.

st1 prize for presentation entitled “Tissue Engineering: A new horizon in

thurology” at the “Progress Session” at the 13 Annual conference North zone

chapter of the urological society of India, Ludhiana, 2003.

I have been elected as Council Member of the “North Zone Chapter of the

Urological Society of India” in Jammu, 2012

Soon to be published Novel writer.

Would request a chance to serve the society that has given us so much.

For Treasurer ElectDr Nachiket Vyas


Professor & Head Unit 2 – Genitourinary Unit ,

Department of Surgery King George's Medical University, Lucknow,

Formerly Served as Professor and Head Department of Uro-Oncology, &

Dean and Medical Superintendent,Super Specialty Cancer Institute,

C.G.City,Lucknow

He is actively involved in Teaching, Clinical work and Research work for last 25

years. He has 64 international and National publications, 8 book chapters, 18

Research projects and Drug trial, 18 Theses as Chief Guide and 12 as co guide of

M.S & M.Ch. students.

He has very actively participated in International & National

Conferences/workshops and Seminars (115) and he has delivered Prestigious

Orations (10), Guest, Lectures/Symposium/ Panel Discussions (74),was

Operative Faculty (12) and presented many Free Paper/Poster(26).

He is active member of total16 bodies related to Urology and allied Surgical

Specialties.

He has experience to serve various associations as President ,Vice President, Joint

Secretary, Executive member, Treasurer & Editor in past.

He has been organizing Secretary of 9 conference and 3 Live Operative

Workshops and Joint Organizing Secretary in 12.

Organizing Secretary: URO-ONCOCON 2018 & 2019, CME Current Trends in

management of BPH 2013, MASCON 2006 a live operative workshop,

Joint Organizing Secretary NZ USICON 2002, Chief Coordinator of live operative

workshop of recent management of B.P.H and Holmium LASER Prostatectomy

organized during N. Z. U.S.I Con 2002, Jointly organized “ENDOUROCON 2000”

National Operative workshop NSV & Microsurgery for male Infertility 1999 ,

I have already completed my term as Council Member of UAU and if given a chance

then I would like to serve society and will ensure the active participation of

members and will work for better urological education and practices.

For Council MemberDr H S Pahwa

A resident of Delhi, after completing higher studies from different zones of India

(Mumbai, Bhopal, Kolkata ) and finally settled to satisfaction in ABVIMS & Dr RML

Hospital, New Delhi as Associate Professor (Urology) serving the most under

privileged section of society to perfection in field of Urology.

Dr Hemant is an ardent believer of good work culture and world class academics.

He is primarily responsible for upgradation of urology services and introduction

of renal transplant service in ABVIMS & Dr RML hospital.

Dr Hemant has many awards in field of urology and sports to his kitty (distinction

in MBBS, state level badminton silver medal, USI-OLYPMPUS resident international

travel fellowship, Urology Gold Medal best Video Presentation in NZ USICON 2018

etc. He also has more than 30 national and international publications to his credit.

He is actively involved in academic activities conducted by department in

association with various national organizations viz. NZUSI, USI, DMA, DUS, MHSI,

MHSI to name a few).

For Council MemberDr H K Goel


At present:

Sr Professor and head, department of urology, S.P. Medical college, Bikaner

(Rajasthan)

Achievements:

Imparting training to M.Ch. urology trainees

Presented many papers and posters

Chaired many sessions in conferences.

Published many papers in national and international journals.

External examiner for MCh urology exams

Coordinator examiner for DNB practical exams

Organised NZUSICON 1998 and midterm cue on Hypospadias

Will be hosting NZUSICON 2020 at Bikaner

For Council MemberDr Mukesh C Arya

Educational Qualifications: MBBS, MS (General Surgery), MCh. (Urology)

Present Designation and workplace: Associate Professor, Urology and Renal Transplant, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Jodhpur.

MBBS: JLN Medical college, Ajmer

MS (General Surgery): SMS Medical College, Jaipur.

MCh, Urology and Renal Transplant Services: Department of Urology and Renal Transplant Services, SMS medical College, Jaipur.

I joined AIIMS, Jodhpur in May 2016 as Assistant Professor as one of the founder faculties of the Department of Urology, AIIMS, Jodhpur. In the department all the basic and advance urology procedures were started including Endourology and Laparoscopic Procedures. In April 2018, we started Robotic procedures as well and have done many advanced urological procedures. In March 2018, promoted as associated Professor.

The landmark achievement is the commencement of Renal Transplant in August 2019 which is proving boon for the patients of western Rajasthan.

I have hosted the NZ Midterm CUE on Reconstructive Urology in July 2018 in which more than 100 delegates participated and more than reputed faculties operated live cases.

Along with this, MCh training program is also running in our department since July 2018.I have published several research papers in national and international journals and have been the faculty in various zonal and national conferences.

For Council MemberDr Himanshu Pandey


I, Nitin Agarwal, am a practicing urologist at Ludhiana, Punjab for last 21 years.

Apart from routine urological procedures like URS, PCNL, RIRS, TURIS etc, I have

special interest in urological cancers. I worked at Oswal Cancer Hospital,

Ludhiana. Presented several papers and posters in regional and national

conferences and won awards. I am President of Association of Ludhiana

Urologists and regularly organizing CMEs. I am an active member of Ludhiana

IMA and Chairman of sub group of Ludhiana IMA i.e. “Private Hospital

Committee” and actively addressing problems of private hospitals particularly

SMEs. I was also organizing chairman of North Zone USI annual conference 2018

(NZUSICON 2018) and successfully conducted this conference. Being elected to

council member, I want to address problems of just passed out young

urologists, many of them are good entrepreneur also, but sometime find no

direction. I am also active member of Ludhiana Management Association, local

chapter of AIMA (Indian Management Association).

For Council MemberDr Nitin Agarwal

I, Dr Pawan Kesarwani have done my graduation from MLN, Medical College,

Allahabad in 1995.

I did my MS in General Surgery from King George Medical College, Lucknow in

1999.

I finished my MCh in Urology from AIIMS, New Delhi in 2003.

I am presently heading the Dept. of Urology at Max Superspeciality Hospital,

Patparganj, New Delhi as a Director.

I also provide outpatient services at my clinic, Kemps Clinic, Plot no 307, Sector-

4 , Vaishali.

My special interest is in Endourology, reconstructive urology, Lap- Urology &

urodynamics.

I have published papers in national & international journals.

I have organised multiple workshops in Female Urology, Urodynamics and Lap

Urology.

Always loving and willing to help everyone in the walk of life.

For Council MemberDr Pawan Kesarwani


Current Appointment - Professor – Department of Urology, Institute of Medical

Sciences, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi

Publications: More than 70 papers published in International and National

journals : 6 books/chapters in books

Contribution to National/Regional Urology Association

1.Hon. Treasurer and member organizing committee of National Conference

of Urological Society of India, 2006, Varanasi

2. Organizing secretary – North Zone Urological Society of India midterm live

operative workshop on Retrograde Intra-renal Surgery, 2010.

3. Organizing secretary – live operative workshop on Greenlight Laser

Prostatectomy, 2011.

4. Organizing secretary – live operative workshop on Ultra Mini PCNL, Mar.2015

5. Executive council member – Urological Association of Uttar Pradesh and

Uttarakhand, 2015-2018

6. Organizing secretary – live Urodynamics workshop, OCT.2016

7. Organizing Secretary – UAUCON 2018, Annual conference of Urological

association of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand.

8. Secretary - Urological Association of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, 2018-

2020

Memberships:

1. Life member – Urological Society of India

2. Life member – North Zone Chapter-Urological Society of India

3. Member – European Association of Urology

4. Member – American Urology Association

5. Secretary – Urological Association of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand

For Council MemberDr Sameer Trivedi

I am a graduate and post graduate of LLRM medical college, Meerut . I joined in

1980 and graduated in 1986. While I

postgraduated in 1989.I worked as a senior resident in General Surgery from

1990-1993 in UCMS College, Delhi .I

was selected for post doctoral course in 1993 in PGIMER which I completed in

1995. Since then I have been

providing urology services as an independent consultant. I developed urology

services in public and private

healthcare in state of Uttarakhand. I am president of Dehradun Urology society

and Indian Medical Association.We

have held various local and three mid term urology conferences under my

presidency.

Beyond urology I am a public speaker, an international yoga educator. I have been

working as a road safety specialist

to reduce the number of road traffic accidents and loss of productive lives , which

is unacceptably high in India.

For Council MemberDr Sanjay K Goyal


15th - 17th November 2019Hotel Crowne Plaza ,Greater Noida


SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMNZUSICON 2019 – GREATER NOIDA

15th – 17th November 2019

0600 –

0700

Yoga

-

Shiv Priy Kriya -

Shivam Priyadarshi

0800 –

0900

Registration

0900 –

1300

Semi Live

Workshop Hall A1

0900 –

1000

Endourology:

Chairpersons:

Sharad Agarwal Arvind Goyal, Anil Jain, Kandarp Parikh,

ECIRS –

Aditya Sharma

Enblock TURBT –

Rajesh Agarwal

Enblock HOLEP –

Tanuj Paul Bhatia

RIRS –

Anand Seghal

TUEBP –

S P Yadav

1000 –

1100

Reconstructive Urology Chairpersons:

Tapan Kumar Agarwal , Sanjay Goyal,

Pamposh Raina, Shekhar Vajpeyi

Epispadias –

MS Ansari Exstrophy bladder –

Mukesh Arya

Neobladder –

Sudhir Rawal Intravesical Ureteric Reimplant –

Sandeep Gupta

1100 – 1200

Laproscopic & Robotic

Chairpersons: Ruchir Maheshwari, Himanshu Pandey, Barinder Pal Singh, Vikas Giri Robotic Prostatectomy – Manav Suryavanshi Robotic Cystectomy – Nikhil Vasdev Robotic Adrenalectomy – Santosh Kumar Lap Pyelolithotomy –Muneer Khan

Lap Boari Flap – PP Singh

1200 –

1300

Miscellaneous

Chairpersons: Ajay Agarwal, H S Bhutani, Anirudh Kaushik, Vijay Kumar

Penile Implant – Vineet Malhotra

Female Urethroplasty –

Nikhil Khattar

Ureteric Stricture – Mallikarjuna C

Multiple vessels Transp lant –Anant Kumar

VEIL –

H

S Pahwa

1300

–

1315 Chairpersons: M K Chabra, HL Khamesra, S V Kotwal, Amrinder Pathak

Energy Sources for Surgeons: Pawanindra Lal

DAY 0 -

14th November

Presidents' Club Function with Group photo and Faculty Dinner on 14th Evening


1315 –

1345

Lunch

1445 – 1500Chairpersons: BS Aulakh, SK Singh, Col. Rajeev Sood, Anil VarshneyGuest Lecture I: New Robotic Technology –Nikhil Vasdev

1345 –

1445

Step by Step: Moderator: Rajesh Ahlawat

Chairpersons:

Kim Mammen, Atul Mittal, Devender Sharma

Lap Pyeloplasty –

Shashikant Mishra

Partial Nephrectomy –

Aditya Pradhan

Urethroplasty –

Sanjay Kulkarni

Retroperitoneoscopic Nephrectomy –

Aneesh Srivastava

1545 – 1605 Chairpersons: M M Bansal, Sudhir Chaddha, A K Mandal, S C Mathur, Ajit SaxenaGuest Lecture II: Peyronie’s Disease - Wayne J G Hellstrom

1500

–

1545

Interactive Case Discussion Moderator: Mallikarjuna C

Panelists:

M S Agrawal, Anil Elhence, Pankaj Maheshwari, Sanjeev Mehta, Rajeev TP

1605 – 1615 Tea Break

1615

–

1715

Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojna - The Way ForwardIntroduction: Anup KumarOverview of Ayushman Bharat: Deputy CEO Ayushman Bharat, Praveen GetamIMA perspective of cost analysis of packages: Dr V K MongaGovt. Perspective of cost analysis of packages: Dr Arun Gupta, Exec. Director, NHAUrologist perspective: Dr. Anil GoyalPanel discussion on Queries: Moderators: Dr Anup Kumar, Dr Anil Goyal

Panelists: Pawan Vasudeva ,

Ruchir Maheshwari, Vineet Narang

1715

–

1745

Understanding Statistics: The Bikini Syndrome Anil Mandhani

Chairpersons: Manoj Biswas, Uttam Mete, Sudhir Rathi, Shaleen Sharma

1745

–

1800

Guest lecture IIIRobotic Prostatectomy - A Review – Nikhil Vasdev

Chairpersons: Rakesh Khera, Ankur Mittal, Baldev Singh, Rajeev Sood

1830

–

1845

Guest lecture IVGU Tuberculosis: Do we have all answers? - Nitin Kekre

Chairpersons: Vikas Agarwal, Samir Khanna, T C Sadasukhi, Harbans Singh

1800 –

1830

SUNG SessionChairpersons: Sanjay Garg, Rajiba Nayak, D N Kalla, Ashok Sharma Role of COX 2 as a mediator in prostate cancer: Rachana GargManagement of chronic pelvic pain: Neeraj Jain Changing colours of life: Ravi Sethi

1915 – 2000 Hall A1 Inauguration–

2000 onwards Hall A1 Cultural Programme & Dinner


HALL A1

1030 –

1045 Dr PN Kataria Memorial Oration : PCNL - A Journey - S K Pal

Chairpersons:

Anil Elhence, Shivam Priyadarshi

1045 –

1100 Marudhara

Jodhpur Trust Oration: Recent resurgence of Radical perineal prostatectomy in Robotic era -

My contribution in Indian Urology -

Rajeev Sood

Chairpersons:

Anil Elhence, Shivam Priyadarshi

1100 –

1120

Guest Lecture:

Penile implants and its complications

-

Wayne JG Hellstrom

Chairpersons:

Anupam Bhargava, Rahul Gupta, K M Singh, Rajinder Yadav

1120 –

1130

Tea Break

1130 –

1230

Survivor Debate:

A 55yrs male with right central hilar renal tumor of 4.5 x4 cm

(T1b) with contralateral normal kidney

Chairpersons:

Avadh Agarwal, Rajesh Ahlawat, Vikram Batra, NP Gupta

Panelists:

Anshuman

Agarwal, Anup Kumar, PB Singh, Rajeev YadavGS Kochhar, Rajesh Taneja,

1230 –

1330

Inter Institution Quiz:

Anshuman Agarwal, Dilip Chaurasia

1330 –

1430

Lunch

1430 –

1450

Guest Lecture VI:

Anatomy of pelvic surgery –

Arnulf

Stenzl

Chairpersons:

NS Bhandari, Ishwar Ram Dayal, Rakesh Kapoor, AL Vyas

1450 –

1510

Guest Lecture VII:

Prostate cancer imaging –

Arnulf

Stenzl

Chairpersons:

Manu Gupta, Sudhir Khanna, NK Mohanty, Dilip Pal

0600 –

0700

" Sahej Yoga "

0800 –

0850

Hall A1

Podium Session 1

(Reconstruction /Trauma/Diversion)

Chairpersons:

Himanshu Chaudhary, Neeraj Kumar, SS Paul, Prajay Shrivastava

Hall B

Podium Session 2 (Uro

Oncology)

Chairpersons:

Neeraj Agarwal, Amit Devra, Dilip Kr Mishra, Pratipal Singh

Hall C

Video Session 1 (Uro

Oncology / Female Urology)

Chairpersons:

Joy Chakraborty, YP Singh Rana, Shailesh

Sahay,

Prabhjot Singh

Hall D

Free Poster Session

Chairpersons:

Manish Gupta,

Mufti Mahmood, Vaibhav Malviya, Lokesh Sharma

0850 –

0940

Hall A1

Podium Session 3 (Stones / Andrology)

Chairpersons:

Vimal Dassi, RC Gupta,

Prateek M Vyas,Mohd. Shafi Wani

Hall B

Podium Session 4 (Transplant / Lap / Robotic)

Chairpersons: Aanchal

Kotwal, Sanjeev Narang, Syed Sajjad

Nazir, Manoj Sharma

Hall C

Video session 2 (Laparoscopy/Robotic)

Chairpersons:

Sunil Gokhroo, Atul Khandelwal, Anurag Kumar,

Govind Sharma

Hall D

Free Poster Session

Chairpersons:

Kuldeep Aggarwal, Hemant Goel, Prasun Ghosh, Arun Sharma

0940 – 1030

Hall A1

Video Session 3(Miscellaneous) Chairpersons: Vijyant Govinda, Vikas Jain,Harjinder Singh, KK Sharma

Hall B

Podium Session 5 (Female Urology/BPH) Chairpersons: Manish Jain, RS Panwar, Amitabh Singh, Ashutosh Singh

Hall C

Podium Session 6 (Miscellaneous) Chairpersons: Manoj Gupta, Deepak Jain, Dipak Paruliya, Sumit Sharma

Hall D

Free Poster Session Chairpersons: Manoj Aggarwal, Vikas Kumar, Umesh Sharma, Sidharth Yadav

DAY 2 – Saturday 16th November 2019


1520 –

1610

Hall A2

Agra Urological Best Video Session1

Chairpersons:

Yash Agarwal, Manoj Jain, Pawan Jindal, Dilip Mani Tripathi

Hall B

Marudhara Jodhpur Prize Paper Session 1

Chairpersons: Mayank

Gupta, Vivek Khandelwal, Brusabhanu Nayak, Santosh Singh

Hall C

CMC Best Poster Session 1

Chairpersons:

Vijay Bora, Manoj Talwar, Raman Tanwar, Nikhil

Hall D

Free Poster Session

Chairpersons:

Rajshekhar Gupta, Amit Kotia, Dushyant Nadar, Ramesh Sethia

Video StationSharmaHall D : 1030- 1250: Display of CMC Best posters Session 1

1620 – 1710

Hall A2 Agra Urological Best Video Session 2

Chairpersons: Vidur Bhalla, Rahul Goel, Nilesh Jain, Paresh Jain

Hall B Marudhara Jodhpur Prize Paper Session 2 Chairpersons: Rajesh Bhaduria, Vishal Goyal, Piyush Varshney, Pankaj Wadhwa

Hall C CMC Best Poster Session 2 Chairpersons:

Sudhanshu Garg, Ankush Gupta, Sanjay Kumar, Vinay Tomar

Hall D Free Poster Session Chairpersons: Upwan Chauhan, Narendra Kashyap, Manoj Kumar, Rajesh Kr Sachar

Video Station

1710 –

1725 Guest Lecture VIII: Fracture Penis - Sanjay Pandey

Chairpersons:

Ajay Sharma, S K Sharma, , Anurag Yadav, RG Yadav

1800

–

1930

Annual General Body Meeting Hall A2

1800

–

1930 Hall B

Meet the Professor:

Arnulf

Stenzl, Wayne J G Hellstrom, Nikhil Vasdev

(Uro

Oncology

1hr,

Andrology

30 mins)

Chairpersons: Arvind

Agarwal, Ginil

Kumar,

Laxman

Prabhu,

Lalit Shah

2000 onwards

Banquet

1510 –

1520

Tea Break

1610 –

1620

Tea Break

Hall D:1250-1510: Display of CMC Best posters Session 2


DAY 3 – Sunday 17th November 2019

1445 onwards Lunch and disperse

1440 – 1445 Change of Guard Ceremony

1430 – 1440 Valedictory function

0600

–

0700

Yoga for Healthy Organs & Organ donation pledge

0730 –

0930

Hall A1

Chairpersons:

P N Dogra,

Amlesh Seth

Master Class on Carcinoma Bladder -

Arnulf Stenz Tips & Tricks in Open Raical Cyatectomy - Amlesh Seth

0930 –

1030

Practitioner's Forum:

Chairpersons: Mayank Agarwal, HS Bagaria, Mani Roy Cowdhury , VK Mishra,

Vipin Tyagi

Panelist: Nitin Agarwal, Neeraj Agarwal, Pawan Kesarwani, S K Pal, , AK Sanwal, Subhash Yadav

Hall D

Free Poster Session

Chairpersons:

Sanjeev Kumar, Umar Farooqi, Jaspreet Sandhu, Vaibhav Saxena

1130

–

1215

Talent Search in North zone

Moderator: Anshuman

Kapoor, Ravimohan Mavuduru

Chairpersons:

Rohit Ajmera, US Divedi, CL Gupta, Brig Rautray

1030

–

1130

BOE Session

Chairperson: Aneesh Srivastava

Neurogenic bladder

Evaluation: Sanjay Sinha

Management: Case based discussion Moderator: Sanjay Sinha

Panelists: Ruchir Maheshwari, Vineet Narang, Pawan Vasudeva,

1215-1315

Sex Therapy: Chairpersons: Rajinder Singh Sinam, Ajit Saxena, Arun Tewari,S N Wadhwa Demystifying Sex: Shivam Priyadarshi Principles of sex therapy: Narayan Reddy

Professionalism in sex therapy: Venkatramanna

Sensate focus & other therapies : Neena Sanjiv Sawant

1315 –

1415

Chairpersons: Sandip Sharma, Sanjay Gogoi, Mayank Mohan Agarwal, Ravi Gupta

Landmark Studies:

Moderator: Rajeev Kumar

Panelists: Gautam Banga, Apul Goel, Ravi Mavuduru, Rishi Nayyar

1415

–

1430 Take Home Message : Shailendra

Goel


Guidelines for Paper Presentation

Guidelines for Speakers ?Locate your session room in time. You must be in your session room at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the session. ?Please be seated near the dais and be on the dais on your own at the end of the presentation of the previous speaker. Don't wait

for your name to be announced. ?Facilities for power point presentation will be provided. ?Please hand in your power point presentations much prior to the start of your session at the preview room. Failure to hand in

presentations in time could result in presentations not being available for projection when required. ?Follow the chairperson's instructions in particular those regarding the timing of your lecture. ?Brand name CANNOT be used in the title of the lectures; generic (product) name are allowed. ?Use of laptops/pen drives directly in the hall is prohibited.

Podium Session Time allotted to speakers in podium session is 8 Minutes.

Instructions for Power Point Presentations ?Hand over your power point presentation in the preview room long before the start of your session. ?A technical person will load your presentation on the computer systems that are used for the power point presentations in the

different halls. ?Your presentation can be loaded on to the network without problem when it does not exceed 100 MB: larger file can

cause problems ?Use embedded pictures, do not use images linked to other files. Linked pictures may not show up in yourpresentation

Instructions for Video Presentations ?Time allotted to speakers in video session is 8 Minutes ?We cannot provide support for embedded videos in your presentation; please test your presentation with the on-site PC several

hours before your presentation. Generally, the WMV / MPEG1, 2, 4 / AVI formats should work with no difficulties. ? In case your video is not inserted in MS-PowerPoint, it is possible to have it in other formats – MPEG 2, 4, AVI

(codecs: DivX, XviD, h264) or WMV. Suggested bitrate for all mpeg4 based codecs is about 1 Mbps with SD PAL resolution (1024x576pix with square pixels, AR: 16/9).

CMC Ludhiana Prize Poster Session Time allotted to speakers in moderated poster session is 3 Minutes with 2 Minutes for discussion. Maximum 3 slides are permitted for powerpoint presentation. The other guidelines for prize posters are the same as that for free posters

Guidelines for preparation of Free Posters ?E Poster should be submitted in a single powerpoint slide / PDF ?Slide should be prepared in Microsoft Powerpoint 2007/2010/2013 format only. ?Content should be clear and concise. ?Don't overcrowd the slide. ?Slide size and page setup should be 16:9 and landscape orientation. ?Avoid fonts smaller than 14 size ?Use contrast for better visualization. ?Do not embed audio or video in the slides. ?Avoid using hyperlinks as internet access will not be available during presentation. ?40/42 Inch LCD screen will be used for presentation at the venue.

Guidelines for prize paper and video session are same as general podium or video ?Presentations to be uploaded on 15th for presentations on 16th and 16th for presentations on 17th. In case it is not done the

day before, it must be uploaded at least two hours before the presentation ?For every presentation there will be a warning before the completion of stipulated time and the screen will go blank after 8

minutes are over. No request to extend the time will be possible in any situation ?Time allotted for both podium and video sessions are 8 minutes

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