The surgical department team at King Abdulaziz Specialist Hospital in Al-Jawf was able to complete a complicated operation for a woman in her thirties who suffered from incontinence in the stool after the incorrect birth in a neighboring country that resulted in a complete cut in the voluntary and involuntary control muscles, which caused her to this problem that she suffered from For more than sixty days, she visited the hospital''s colon, rectum and anal surgery.
After conducting the tests, the diagnosis was confirmed, and the type of operation and treatment method was determined under the leadership of Dr. Sami Al-Asari, head of the surgical department and consultant of general surgery, colorectal surgery and robotics at the hospital. The operation was successfully performed, the patient regained control and left the hospital for follow-up at the clinic.
Dr. noted. Al-Asari indicates that such cases the patient suffers from psychologically and socially, and conducting such operations is very necessary, except that the number of surgeons who perform them in the Kingdom is very small due to their difficulty and are only performed with advanced centers.
On the other hand, the hospital itself succeeded in ending the suffering of a university professor who worked at the Qaseem University from back pain that lasted for years, as Dr. Wael Al-Miri, a patient''s neurosurgery consultant, performed a microscopic surgery on the cartilage that, after three days, he managed to work without trouble.
