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The FKWO is back!

A familiar instrument in transoral robotic surgery (TORS), the FKWO laryngo-pharyngoscope retractor appears to have returned to the market under a new name: OSTRA, now commercialized by RZ Medizintechnik. (with minor modifications and the same old mistakes) J Granell. Oct 10, 2026

Our next protagonist: Akhil Madhani.

Madhani played a remarkable role in the early development of robotic surgery, and particularly in the creation of the wristed instruments that would become one of the defining features of modern surgical robotics. Read: Akhil Madhani— The engineer behind the wrist. J Granell. Oct 9, 2026 Previous: Fred Moll Next: Jacques Marescaux

KangDuo enters the European market

Although the KANGDUO® SR2000 obtained CE marking under the EU MDR in December 2025, 2026 has marked its transition from regulatory clearance to actual European introduction. The first European clinical procedures were performed in Poland in May 2026, followed by further clinical use and structured training activities across Central and Eastern Europe. The system is…

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  1. Dear Sir,

    I am practising Head and Neck Oncosurgeon from India. I have been trained In Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, India. i have been experienced in field of Head and neck oncosurgery for the past 6 years. I am looking forward to get trained in Transoral robotic surgery.

    I believe participating in this  course would allow me to sharpen my skills better in operating patients with oropharyngeal and laryngeal malignancies.  I am trying to get a slot for next dissection course at your centre to get trained and learn the nuances in TORS. Hope I would get a chance for this year 2024. Thank you for your consideration, and I look forward to get accepted for this course this year

    Nithyanand C

    ENT and Head and Neck oncosugery

    Coimbatore,India

    1. Dear colleague,
      thank you for your interest in our training courses. I am not sure we will be able to set a course for 2024. But there is a tentative date for 2025. April, 1 and 2.

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