Dr. Samrat Jankar has been invited as an International Faculty Presenter at the 33rd Biennial Congress of the International Society of University Colon and Rectal Surgeons — ISUCRS 2026, being held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. During this prestigious international congress, he will deliver a Virtual Live Presentation on MRI-Guided Fistula Surgery, sharing his approach to the evaluation, mapping, planning and surgical management of complex anal fistula.
Anal fistula can be simple, complex, recurrent or associated with multiple hidden tracts. Proper diagnosis and detailed mapping are important before planning surgery.
In this virtual live session, Dr. Samrat Jankar will explain how MRI findings can help identify:
These findings help the surgeon plan a more precise and individualised surgical approach.
A detailed patient history helps understand the duration of symptoms, previous abscesses, discharge, pain, swelling and earlier fistula surgeries.
MRI can provide a clear picture of the fistula pathway and its relation to the surrounding muscles and tissues.
The choice of procedure depends on the fistula type, location, complexity, MRI findings and sphincter involvement.
The session will explain the instruments used during fistula surgery and the importance of correct patient positioning.
Dr. Samrat Jankar will demonstrate the key steps involved in the surgical management of the selected case.
Proper wound care, regular follow-up and patient guidance are important parts of recovery after fistula surgery.
Being invited as an International Faculty Presenter at ISUCRS 2026 is an important recognition of Dr. Samrat Jankar’s focused work in the diagnosis and surgical treatment of anal fistula.
Through this presentation, he will share his experience with colorectal surgeons and healthcare professionals from different countries.
Proudly Representing India on an International Platform
Every fistula is different. Some fistula tracts may be clearly visible during examination, while others can have deeper branches or hidden extensions. MRI fistula mapping may help the surgeon understand the complete pathway before surgery. It can also support better planning in complex and recurrent cases.
MRI is an important planning tool, but the final treatment decision is based on clinical examination, imaging findings and the surgeon’s assessment.
Dr. Samrat Jankar’s participation as an International Faculty Presenter at ISUCRS 2026 reflects his commitment to learning, sharing surgical knowledge and improving the management of complex anal fistula.
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