distinguished scholarship students
The Cultural Attaché in Germany honors Dr. Malik Muhammad Musaed Al-Hakim, who is on a scholarship to study sub-specialization in the field of laparoscopic gynecological surgery at the University Hospital Chartier in Berlin, on Tuesday 29/06/1435 AH. The doctor has achieved excellence in the field of her precise specialization and obtained excellent reports in performance, perseverance and regularity from the supervisor of the specialization professor and the supervisor of the training program at Shartye University Hospital.
Dr. Malak participated in the teaching process with faculty members in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the College of Human Medicine at Chartres Hospital, which is considered one of the oldest university hospitals in Germany and Europe, where it is more than 300 years old and won 10 Nobel Prizes in the field of medicine.
The teaching doctor''s performance was remarkable and she received a certificate of appreciation and thanks for her unique performance in teaching postgraduate and undergraduate students. Dr. Malak has excelled in her precise field of specialization, performed delicate surgery with a high level of professionalism and professionalism, and received letters of thanks for her surgical performance. She was also able to join the German Society for Laparoscopic Gynecology. Dr. Malak conducted and participated in more than ten scientific research that was published in prestigious medical journals such as:
1- A randomized, multicenter study to compare two high-quality augmentation techniques that assist in hysterectomy, which are video endoscopy and colposcopy.
2- Genital TB: A rare case of vaginal blockage and swelling.
3- Lymph pelvis endoscopy for 32 pregnant patients with cervical cancer.
4- The effect of education on knowledge and use of folic acid among Saudi women.
5- The results of cervical vaginal cutting on tumors, fertility and newborns in 20 patients suffering from cervical cancer in its early stages and the tumor size is more than 2 cm after a gradual endoscopy and the use of new materials in chemotherapy in treatment.
6- Evaluation of student satisfaction with the academic environment, clinical skills and examination in obstetrics and gynecology under the postgraduate curriculum.
