Health: Cooperation "Egyptian – Dutch" In performing accurate cardiac surgeries and medical training
The Ministry of Health and Population announced the provision of free diagnostic and treatment services, to a number of complex pathological conditions, during the visit of the delegation of the Dutch Friendship Association specializing in cardiac surgery, to Sheikh Zayed Specialist Hospital, during the period from & nbsp; & nbsp;
15 to February 22.
& nbsp; Foreigners and Egyptians for hospitals of the Ministry of Health and Population, and sponsored by Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, Deputy Prime Minister for Human Development and Minister of Health and Population, with the aim of enhancing medical cooperation and exchanging experiences in the field of cardiac surgery, which is reflected in the quality of services provided to patients.
& nbsp ; 6 surgeries for the transplantation of coronary arteries using the beating heart technique, pointing out that all the operations were carried out without any financial compensation, as the team did not receive a wage on the debate of cases, training or operations, in a gesture that reflects the spirit of human and vocational cooperation between the two sides.
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For her part, Dr. Ola Khairallah, Head of the Medical Professions Development Sector, said that Sheikh Hospital Zayed Specialist, organized a scientific day on the sidelines of the visit, during which he dealt with the latest technologies used in heart and chest surgeries, where the focus was especially on artificial intelligence applications in this field, which represents an important step towards developing treatment methods and improving the quality of health services. >
The events also included training programs for young doctors, which contributed to enhancing their medical and surgical skills, in this specialization. Flour. With the services provided to patients, he also thanked the medical team and the hospital administration for their distinguished efforts in successful The visit.
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& nbsp; Specialized, the lectures and discussion sessions included the latest developments in clinical medical research in the field of heart and chest surgery and the use of artificial intelligence and modern techniques in cardiac surgeries, in the presence of about 40 doctors from various specialties.
