Rare surgery by Royal Hospital broadcast live

MUSCAT: A specialised medical workforce from the Nationwide Coronary heart Centre on the Royal Hospital succeeded in performing a fancy and uncommon interventional catheterisation operation for a 70-year-old affected person struggling congenital deformities within the aortic valve.

The operation was carried out after the deformities induced extreme narrowing of the valve opening, coupled with the event of utmost cardiomyopathy, posing challenges that made it unattainable to resolve the difficulty by peculiar surgical procedures.

The success of the operation constitutes a brand new medical and scholarly accomplishment credited to the well being sector within the Sultanate of Oman.

The operation was broadcast dwell, with direct TV reference to a convention held in Dubai by the Gulf Intervention Society for cardiovascular catheterisation.

The convention, which brings collectively consultants and specialists from world wide, is taken into account the most important gathering for interventional and structural cardiac catheterisation.

The operation was carried out by Dr Hatim bin Ali al Lawati, Senior Advisor of Interventional Cardiology and Structural Coronary heart Illness at Sultan Qaboos College, and Dr Khalid bin Humaid al Sa’eedi, Advisor in Interventional and Structural Cardiology on the Royal Hospital.

The working workforce was assisted by Dr Mohammed al Na’ebi and Dr Haifa al Za’abi from the Royal Hospital’s Anaesthesia Division, nursing workers and catheterisation technician workers on the hospital.

In the meantime, in a major step in direction of cutting-edge medical care, the urology workforce at Sultan Qaboos Complete Most cancers Care and Analysis Centre (SQCCCRC) has carried out the primary Laparoscopic Radical Prostatectomy (LRP) in Oman. LRP is a minimally invasive surgical process to take away the prostate gland in sufferers with prostate most cancers.

Dr Hilal Ali al Rashdi, Advisor Urology at SQCCCRC stated: “Historically, open radical prostatectomy entails a extra invasive method, leading to longer hospital keep and prolonged restoration interval. Nonetheless, with the arrival of laparoscopic procedures, sufferers can now profit from surgical procedure with smaller incisions, much less ache, a lowered probability of requiring blood transfusion and far faster restoration with higher end result.” Dr Mohammed Marzouk, Advisor Urology at SQCCCRC defined: “The important thing benefit of LRP is its potential to hurry the postoperative restoration course of. Sufferers normally expertise much less ache and scarring, leading to a sooner return to their each day actions. Moreover, the lowered threat of issues related to this minimally invasive approach provides an additional profit for these present process prostate surgical procedure.”