in Jeddah
The Executive Director of Medical Services in Health Affairs of the National Guard in the Western Sector, Dr. Mansour bin Ahmed Al-Jundi, today opens the activities of the fourth annual conference for neurosurgery at the Intercontinental Hotel in Jeddah on behalf of the Executive Director of Health Affairs of the National Guard, Dr. Bandar bin Abdul Mohsen Al-Qenawy. A group of doctors from inside and outside the Kingdom will participate in this medical gathering sponsored by the "city" to discuss many topics related to neurosurgery, and the topics of the conference deal with cases of intestinal perforation of children who have a cerebrospinal fluid drainage device, as well as cartilage replacement operations in the cervical spine. And surgery of vascular malformations in the brain, and the activities of the conference will last for two days.
Participate from outside the Kingdom d. Richard Nelson is a consultant neurosurgeon and responsible for the clinical neuroscience department at France Hospital in Britain, with a lecture on the best methods for treating difficult cases of cystic expansion of the median cerebral artery, and a lecture on training methods for brain and neurosurgeons in Britain. Dr. Luke is also the founder and head of the Department of Neurosurgery at Lucas Gent Hospital, Belgium. With a lecture under the title of performing surgeries through the petrosal bone, and from America, Dr. George Gallo, an associate consultant in neurosurgery in its branches of children and oncology, participates, where he delivers a lecture on spinal cord tumors.
Dr. Abdul Hakim Jamjoom, Chairman of the Scientific Committee and Head of the Department of Neurosurgery at King Abdulaziz Medical City in Jeddah, indicated that the conference will discuss, during its two-day sessions, topics that have been carefully ed with new proposals, the most important of which are the experiences of Professor Zain Al-Abidin Jamjoom and its comparison with international experts in cartilage replacement operations in the column. The cervical spine and the topic of the Saudi Board of Neurosurgery present and its challenges. It also discusses cases of pathological brain injury in children in the trauma centers in the Kingdom, brain tumors, a brain tumor demonstrating paralysis of the lower extremities, brain surgery for involuntary movements, cases of degenerative lumbar spine, and cases in which the use of it fails Endoscopy in cerebral ventricles, implantation of silicone electrodes with cerebral cortex and the clinical results of cervical cartilage excision without fixation, and a rare case in which the optic nerve decompression was removed in the presence of an increase in brain pressure caused by deformation of the bones of the skull, with the participation of Professor Zain Al-Abidin Jamjoom Dr. Amr Al-Jib from King Saud University in Riyadh, and Dr. Maher Hassouna, and Dr. Issam Suqil and Dr. Ahmed Al-Khani from King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center in Riyadh, Dr. Saleh Ba Issa and Dr. Bassam Adas from King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah, Professor Walid Murshed, Dr. Basem Sheikh from Taibah University, and Dr. Abdul Rahman Al-Enezi, and Professor Ahmed Ammar from University of Dammam, and Dr. Abdul-Rahman Al-Sabah from King Fahd Medical City in Riyadh, Dr. Saqqaf Al-Saqqaf, Dr. Hani Groni, and Dr. Ghanapati Kumar from King Fahd General Hospital, and Dr. Ayman Abdel-Hakim Jamjoom will also participate in the meeting, with an analytical study of the most important global neurosurgical researches. It is indicated in the medical fields.
