Connecting orthopedic surgeons across Kolkata and Eastern India to champion continuous education, innovative techniques, and research breakthroughs.
The Kolkata Arthroscopy & Sports Surgery Society (KASS) is a vibrant academic body dedicated to promoting excellence in arthroscopy, sports injury management, and minimally invasive orthopaedic surgery. Based in Kolkata, KASS serves as a professional platform for orthopaedic surgeons to connect, learn, and grow in this rapidly advancing field.
Through structured fellowship programs, a rich learning ecosystem, and knowledge-sharing conferences and workshops, KASS aims to equip surgeons with the latest surgical skills and scientific updates. Our members include leading arthroscopy experts, dedicated educators, and enthusiastic learners united by a shared passion for advancing joint preservation and sports surgery. KASS is committed to building a strong academic and clinical community — one that fosters innovation, mentorship, and continuous learning.
To optimize surgical guidelines, standardise modern arthroscopic procedures, and establish robust professional training parameters for young medical graduates and practitioners across Eastern India.
To scale up continuous clinical learning and position Kolkata as a leading global academic hub for continuous fellowship development, clinical research, and breakthrough protocols in sports medicine.
Greetings Friends & Colleagues,
This web space serves primarily as an interactive portal for all KASS members to highlight their academic milestones, track global advancements, and polish specialized surgical expertise through our dedicated, peer-reviewed Video Gallery, Surgical Tips, and Our Achievers channels.
For visiting clinicians and external professionals, we welcome you to thoroughly evaluate the diverse case modules published across our indices to upgrade practical skills.
A unified symposium detailing multi-ligament knee injuries and management of complex instability cascades.
Grand Ballroom, ITCPractical technical guidance on eliminating drill tracking errors during arthroscopic ACL/PCL reconstruction procedures.
Contributed by: Dr. M. N. Basu Mallick