Al Qassimi Women's and Children's Hospital Showcases Pediatric Laparoscopic Surgeries in a Live Broadcast
During Al Qassimi Women's and Children's Hospital participation at the 3rd edition of Abu Dhabi Conference on Pediatric Laparoscopic Urologic Surgery, its doctors conducted a 3-hour laparoscopic surgical procedure on a child which was broadcast live during the conference.
The pediatric surgery team from the hospital, consisting of Dr. Khalid Khalfan bin Sabet, Consultant Pediatric Surgeon and Assistant Director for Medical Affairs, and Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Hassan, Pediatric Surgery Consultant, conducted the live broadcast of the surgical procedure as scheduled within the conference program.
The medical and technical team, alongside participating doctors, surgeons, and specialists in the field, were able to closely follow the details of the surgical procedure and benefit from the scientific expertise possessed by the team conducting this type of unique and specialized surgery.
Dr. Safiya Al Khaja, Director of Al Qassimi Women and Children’s Hospital, highlighted that sharing knowledge and scientific expertise is a testament to the exceptional skills and proficiency of the hospital's medical team. This sets a benchmark for superior practices in pediatric urology care, highlighting the outstanding healthcare services offered by Emirates Health Services to a diverse range of individuals.
She highlighted that broadcasting surgical procedures live enables specialized doctors and attendees to witness the intricacies of the surgeries performed by the medical team. Whether physically present or virtually, participants expressed admiration for the precision and efficiency demonstrated during this complex case.
Dr. Khalid Khalfan bin Sabet elaborated that laparoscopic surgeries are highly specialized procedures typically performed in select centers globally. These surgeries utilize advanced techniques to treat pediatric urological conditions, showcasing a notable achievement for the hospital's Pediatric Surgery Department. By reducing postoperative complications and shortening hospital stays – often allowing children to go home in good condition after just one day – these procedures alleviate the medical care burden on families of young patients undergoing such surgeries.
