The EHS Second International Orthopedic Congress has officially launched, organized by Fujairah Hospital under the Emirates Health Services. This two-day event serves as a unique scientific platform, attracting a distinguished group of doctors, experts, and researchers in specialized fields and complex orthopedic surgeries from around the globe. The primary goal is to showcase the latest research and innovative medical technologies while fostering the exchange of expertise.
Dr. Ahmed Al Khadeim, Director of Fujairah Hospital, highlighted the significance of the conference as a venue for professional development and enhancing scientific collaboration among orthopedic specialists. He stated that this event offers an exceptional opportunity to explore groundbreaking scientific innovations that can provide solutions to both current and future challenges in orthopedic surgery, ultimately improving the quality of medical services for patients.
"I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to our partners and sponsors, as well as everyone involved in making this prestigious scientific event a success. Their contributions support the vision of the Emirates Health Services to advance the healthcare sector in the UAE," he added.
The conference program features a variety of lectures, workshops, and panel discussions over the course of two days, covering a wide range of advanced topics in orthopedic surgery. The first day will focus on critical issues such as spinal injuries, intricate hand, knee, and shoulder surgeries, as well as the role of artificial intelligence in evolving this vital medical field.
The second day will delve into the latest techniques and practical applications for treating foot and ankle injuries, addressing challenges related to hip replacement, and hosting specialized sessions on osteoporosis and sports injuries.
This high-level conference underscores the Emirates Health Services commitment to organizing medical events that enhance the UAE's competitive position in the global health tourism arena while supporting the national healthcare sector with high-quality services, qualified personnel, and advanced infrastructure.