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MAHACON 8, the 8th State Conference of the Regional Chapter of Anatomy (Maharashtra), will be held on 20–21 February 2026 in Nashik, hosted by the Department of Anatomy, Dr. Vasantrao Pawar Medical College. With the theme “Modern Aspects of Anatomy,” the conference aims to explore advancements in anatomical science and education through keynote lectures, scientific sessions, workshops, and interactive academic exchanges among faculty and students across the state.

An exclusive learning experience where experts simplify complex fetal medicine through case-based discussions. Clear your doubts directly with leading faculty and gain insights you won’t find in textbooks. A platform to connect, learn, and grow with radiologists across Maharashtra and Gujarat. Designed to sharpen skills, broaden perspective, and boost confidence in everyday practice. ✅ Don’t miss this opportunity – register now to be part of the conversation!

The 7th edition of IMAGICON, organized by the Nashik Radiological & Imaging Association (NRIA), is a premier two-day radiology conference taking place on August 23–24, 2025. This academic gathering focuses on advanced learning and collaboration in fetal imaging, gynecology, and musculoskeletal sonography. Attendees will experience: Expert-led lectures, live demonstrations, and case-based discussions In-depth exploration of fetal anomalies, genetics, and systematic evaluation approaches Insightful sessions on gynecological conditions, including endometriosis, ovarian torsion, uterine abnormalities, and cancer red flags Comprehensive coverage of musculoskeletal ultrasound, with demo sessions on the shoulder, wrist, ankle, and hip Advanced Doppler imaging for upper and lower limbs Special neonatal sessions, including POCUS in NICU and neonatal neuroimaging IMAGICON 2025 offers a dynamic platform for radiology professionals to enhance clinical skills, engage in academic exchange, and stay updated with the latest trends in imaging.

This focused webinar explores the complex medicolegal aspects of determining the cause of death in alleged hanging cases. It aims to bridge the knowledge gap between clinical findings and legal interpretations, addressing real-world dilemmas faced by forensic experts, police officers, and legal professionals. Through expert discussions and case-based learning, participants will gain insights into distinguishing suicidal, homicidal, and accidental hangings, with emphasis on documentation, autopsy findings, and courtroom presentation

Gear up for MRCEM Part B with our focused prep course designed to boost your MCQ performance. Covering high-yield topics, image-based questions, and smart solving strategies — this course is ideal for anyone aiming to clear the exam with confidence. Learn from experienced faculty and get exam-ready, the right way. Brochure

GCP Workshop: Essential for Postgraduates! This Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Workshop is mandatory for all postgraduate students as per MUHS guidelines. It equips participants with the knowledge of ethical research principles, regulatory compliance, and best practices in clinical research. Attendees will receive an MUHS approved certificate, essential for academic and professional growth. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your research skills and credibility!

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