Reem Hospital celebrates success of International Neuro & Spine Symposium

UAE—Reem Hospital has hosted the highly anticipated International Neuro & Spine Symposium at the Rosewood Hotel in Abu Dhabi.

This important event drew a global audience of brain and spinal care experts eager to learn about the most recent developments, challenges, and innovations in their fields.

Organized in collaboration with leading specialists in neurology and spinal surgery, the symposium offered an in-depth exploration of recent developments in neuro and spine medicine.

Known for its dedication to excellence and innovation, Reem Hospital presented this event to equip medical professionals with the most cutting-edge knowledge and expertise.

The symposium received an exceptional response from healthcare professionals, highlighting the importance of such educational forums.

 Attendees had the invaluable opportunity to engage with world-renowned experts, participate in stimulating discussions, and network with peers from around the globe.

Speaking during the event, Mr. Zaid Al Siksek, Chairman of Reem Hospital, expressed his honor in hosting the International Neuro & Spine Symposium.

He emphasized the hospital’s commitment to fostering knowledge exchange among leading specialists.

Mr. Al Siksek also noted Reem Hospital’s pioneering role in advancing medical science and enhancing patient care.

 As the first hospital in the UAE and the MENA region to perform augmented reality spine surgery, Reem Hospital is at the forefront of technological innovation in healthcare.

Adding to the event’s success, Mr. Clancey Po, CEO of Reem Hospital, highlighted the symposium as a remarkable success.

 He commended the rapid advancements and evolving practices in neuro and spine medicine, noting that the carefully curated program featured leading experts who shared invaluable insights into the latest breakthroughs. This ensured that attendees received top-notch updates to improve patient outcomes.

One of the standout presentations was delivered by Dr. Issam Khoury, who provided a captivating look into Percutaneous Laser Disc Decompression (PLDD).

Dr. Khoury’s discussion on this cutting-edge spinal surgery technique illustrated how this minimally invasive procedure uses a laser to address herniated discs with remarkable precision, offering significant relief from back pain.

Another highlight was Dr. Wael Chabban’s presentation on Augmented Reality (AR) Applications in Spine Surgery. Dr. Chabban offered an insightful glimpse into the future of medicine, showcasing how AR glasses can transform complex spinal procedures into high-tech marvels.

As the first hospital in the UAE and MENA region to implement AR spine surgery, Reem Hospital demonstrated how this technology enhances surgical precision and revolutionizes spinal care.

Dr. Dina Saleh’s presentation on the role of Botulinum Toxin Injection in treating children with cerebral palsy was a compelling exploration of a groundbreaking approach in pediatric neurology.

Dr. Saleh vividly illustrated how this treatment can significantly improve a child’s mobility and quality of life with just a few tiny injections.

Dr. Amir Abdelghaffar’s thought-provoking session on Innovative Therapies in Dementia explored the latest advancements in dementia treatments.

His discussion covered a range of innovative approaches, from cutting-edge pharmacological treatments to effective lifestyle interventions, offering a glimpse into the promising future of dementia care.

Dr. Rody Al Nawar engaged the audience with his presentation on the Anatomy and Localization of the Spinal Cord.

His session blended clinical insights with practical applications, providing deep understanding and practical takeaways that highlighted the importance of detailed anatomical knowledge in patient care.

Dr. Mohd Rami Al Ahmar’s presentation on Early Rehabilitation After Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) offered a riveting look into how prompt, targeted therapy can transform recovery journeys.

Dr. Al Ahmar illustrated how innovative rehabilitation methods can unlock new possibilities for recovery just days after a spinal cord injury, providing hope and tangible improvements for those on the path to healing.

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