Collaboration Between Technology and Surgical Education Lights Up The 4th Solo Surgical Forum
Jakarta, July 26, 2026 – Advances in the field of surgery continue to move toward approaches that are more precise, efficient, and focused on patient safety. Technological advancements, coupled with a growing need for adaptive clinical competencies, are driving various healthcare institutions and professional organizations to host scientific forums that bridge evidence-based learning with implementation in the operating room. One event that has captured the attention of the national surgical community is the 4th Solo Surgical Forum – Exploring Updates and Innovations in Surgery, held on July 25–26, 2026, at the Solo Paragon Hotel in Surakarta.
Under the theme “Exploring Updates and Innovations in Surgery,” this event brings together surgical specialists, medical students, academics, and healthcare practitioners from various regions to discuss the latest developments in the field of surgery. A variety of scientific sessions, case presentations, and interactive discussions are designed to enrich participants’ understanding of the application of modern technology in daily clinical practice.
The Solo Surgical Forum 2026 emphasizes academic collaboration and clinical innovation, such as minimally invasive techniques and trauma management to accelerate the professional development of medical personnel. This approach not only addresses the latest theories and research findings but also highlights how technology can be integrated into surgical procedures to deliver better clinical outcomes while improving the efficiency of hospital services.
As a company committed to supporting the advancement of healthcare services in Indonesia, Advance Medicare Corpora participated in this event by providing the surgical technology used throughout the proceedings. Advance Medicare Corpora collaborated to supply surgical instruments aimed at enhancing patient safety, while also introducing solutions that support modern surgical procedures with optimal visualization quality and performance.
The equipment provided included one Karl Storz Laparoscopy Tower, consisting of a Karl Storz 4K3D Camera System, a Karl Storz Endoflator 50, a Karl Storz Autocon, a Sound Reach OP9 Reach Surgical system, and a Karl Storz Lightsource TL 400. This combination of technologies is designed to provide high-resolution visualization, precise energy control, optimal lighting, and instrumentation support for a wide range of laparoscopic procedures.
The Karl Storz 4K3D Camera System enables the surgical team to obtain a more detailed view of the anatomy with better depth perception compared to conventional systems. This capability helps surgeons perform dissections and identify critical structures more accurately, particularly during minimally invasive surgeries that require a high degree of precision.
Meanwhile, the Karl Storz Endoflator 50 maintains stable pneumoperitoneum pressure throughout the procedure, ensuring that the working space within the abdominal cavity remains optimal. This performance is complemented by the Karl Storz Autocon, which supports a wide range of surgical needs with stable and responsive energy control. To support the surgical process comprehensively, the Sound Reach OP9 Reach Surgical system provides the necessary instrumentation, while the Karl Storz Lightsource TL 400 delivers consistent lighting to ensure high quality visualization throughout the procedure.
Advance Medicare Corpora’s participation in the Solo Surgical Forum is part of the company’s commitment to continuously support the professional development of medical personnel through the use of technology relevant to advancements in modern surgical practice. Collaboration among professional organizations, healthcare institutions, and technology providers is believed to be a crucial foundation for delivering surgical services that are increasingly safe, effective, and patient centered.
Through the 4th Solo Surgical Forum Exploring Updates and Innovations in Surgery participants not only gained the latest scientific knowledge but also had the opportunity to explore the application of cutting-edge technologies that support the quality of surgical care in Indonesia. The synergy between innovation, continuing education, and industry collaboration is expected to accelerate the transformation of healthcare services while strengthening the readiness of medical personnel to face the challenges of surgical practice in the future.