Medtronic and Symbiosis International have partnered to drive clinical excellence in India, inaugurating the Symbiosis Medtronic Experience Centre, 'The TechKnow Verse', in Pune. This state-of-the-art facility is India's first integrated center for advanced surgical and cadaver-based training.

The partnership seeks to improve patient outcomes by advancing healthcare education, offering experiential learning, and equipping clinicians with the latest healthcare technology and knowledge.

The center will offer training to super-specialist doctors and healthcare professionals in various fields, such as neurosurgery, orthopedic surgery, spine surgery, and ENT surgery.

The 'TechKnow Verse' features advanced cranial, spinal, and orthopedic technologies, including robotics, surgical navigation systems, and 3D imaging for cadaver training.

Dr. Vidya Yeravdekar, Pro-Chancellor, Symbiosis International (Deemed University), highlighted the strategic importance of the initiative, stating that “This Centre is a significant milestone in our pursuit of academic excellence and global relevance.”

Mandeep Singh Kumar, Managing Director & Vice President, Medtronic India, emphasized the shared vision behind the collaboration: "This collaboration underscores our shared commitment to advancing healthcare education and empowering clinicians with the latest healthcare technology and knowledge to address evolving clinical needs. At Medtronic, everything we do is guided by our mission to alleviate pain, restore health, and extend life. By elevating standards of care and improving patient outcomes, we continue to make that mission a reality."

"This partnership is a tremendous opportunity for lifelong learning that will strengthen our healthcare professionals' clinical foundations," said Dr. Rajiv Yeravdekar, Provost of the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences at Symbiosis International University. "By providing access to advanced technologies and experiential training, we are directly contributing to improved patient outcomes and excellence in medical practice."