Within the activities of the World Multiple Sclerosis Day, the management of Al-Noor Specialist Hospital and the doctors of the Multiple Sclerosis Clinic will hold, on Thursday, the Multiple Sclerosis Day in Makkah under the auspices of the Director General of Al-Noor Specialist Hospital, Dr. Ihssan Maajini under the slogan (New in the treatment of multiple sclerosis) at the Grand Coral Hotel in Makkah with the participation of a group of neurologists and psychologists in Makkah Al-Mukarramah region. The meeting starts at 7 pm after Maghrib prayer until 9:30 pm, followed by the distribution of gifts and dinner for the attendees.
The focus will be on discussing the new in the treatment of disease during pregnancy and lactation, the new in the psychological treatment of the disease, the new in the drug therapy with pills, the new in the treatment of stem cells, and the new in the surgical treatment (correcting vascular defects).
The opening and welcoming of guests begins by Dr. Mamdouh Kolkataoui, then the speech of the Director General of Al-Noor Specialist Hospital, Dr. Ihssan Maajini, then the first session begins under the chairmanship of Prof. Dr. Hussain Malibari, Dean of the College of Medicine and Head of the Neurology Department at King Abdulaziz University Hospital (Overview of New in Multiple Sclerosis) Dr. Mamdouh Kolkataoui - Head of the Neurology Department at Al Noor Specialized Hospital, (New in medicinal treatment with pills) Dr. Hana Kaddah - Consultant Neurologist at Al-Noor Specialist Hospital, then the second session chaired by Dr. Hessa Al-Otaibi, Consultant Neurologist and Supervisor of Neurology Fellowship in the Western Region, (New in Stump Cell Therapy and Vascular Correction) Dr. Mamdouh Kolkataoui, Head of the Neurology Department at Al-Noor Specialist Hospital (Psychotherapy for Multiple Sclerosis) Dr. Khaled Ismail - Head of the Psychological Department at Al-Noor Specialized Hospital, followed by attendance questions and a general discussion with the lecturers and a group of neurologists in Makkah Al-Mukarramah Region, awarding prizes to the attendees, then dinner for the attendees.
This was explained to (the symposium) Dr. Mamdouh Kolkataoui, consultant and head of the neuroscience department at Al-Noor Specialized Hospital, and he said: that multiple sclerosis is: a chronic disease of unknown cause that affects the white matter (myelin) encapsulating nerves in the brain and spinal cord, which leads to slow or interruption of electrical impulses connecting between The brain and body parts are currently considered one of the most important neurological diseases, given that most of the injured are between 15-45 years old, and recently it has become the second cause of disability after traffic accidents for the youth.
The diagnosis of the disease began in the middle of the twentieth century, and its recognition has increased recently with the increase in disease education, the presence of qualified neurologists, and the widespread use of magnetic radiation, with the prevalence of the disease reaching one in every thousand people.
Often the disease appears in the form of attacks of varying severity at a rate of once every one to two years. Its symptoms persist for several days or weeks, then most symptoms disappear, leaving some residues that accumulate within 10-15 years, causing permanent movement disability.
Modern diagnostic methods have allowed the identification of the disease in its early stages and the beginning of specialized drugs to treat it early, which allowed young patients who are victims of multiple sclerosis to live freely like other young people or at least live for a longer period away from the ghost of disability, and research is still discovering day by day the new in its treatment, hoping for a cure. Full.
On the other hand, the management of Al-Nour Specialist Hospital will hold, next Tuesday, the day of aging in Makkah under the slogan (memory loss between prevention and treatment) at the Grand Coral Hotel in Makkah, with the participation of a group of neurologists and psychiatrists in Makkah Al-Mukarramah region and the contribution of the Friends of Alzheimer''s Patients Association in Makkah. 7 pm after sunset prayer until 9:30 pm, followed by dinner for the attendees.
Emphasis will be placed on discussing the types of dementia and forgetfulness, the prevention of dementia and forgetfulness, the drug treatment of dementia, the psychological treatment of dementia and the coexistence with aging.
Dr. Mamdouh Kolkataoui, Consultant and Head of the Neurosciences Department at Al-Noor Specialized Hospital, explained that the program begins with the opening and welcoming of the guests, then the speech of the Friends of Alzheimer''s Patients Association in Makkah Al-Mukarramah, then the first session chaired by Prof. Dr. Hussein Melibari, Dean of the College of Medicine and Head of the Neurology Department at King Abdulaziz University Hospital (dementia, its types and prevention) ) Dr. Mamdouh Kolkataoui - Head of the Neurology Department at Al-Noor Specialist Hospital (pharmacotherapy for dementia) Dr. Hana Kaddah - Consultant Neurologist at Al-Noor Specialized Hospital, then the second session chaired by Dr. Hessa Al-Otaibi, Consultant Neurologist and Supervisor of Neurology Fellowship in the Western Region, (Psychotherapy for Dementia Problems) Dr. Khaled Ismail - Head of Psychological Department at Al-Noor Specialized Hospital, (Coexistence with dementia and aging) Dr. Nisreen Jastinieh - Senior Consultant at Al-Haras Hospital, then questions of attendance and a general discussion with the lecturers and a group of neurologists in Makkah Al-Mukarramah region, then dinner for the attendees.
