Al-Ziton Specialized Hospital in Egypt recently organized a scientific day focused on open fractures. The event, titled "Open Fracture," aimed to support continuous medical education, exchange scientific and practical experiences, and improve the level of medical services. The event was held under the auspices of Prof. Maha Ibrahim, head of the Specialized Medical Centers Committee, and Dr. Ahmed Ruzk, deputy head of the committee.
The scientific day was supervised by Dr. Romani Thabet, director of Al-Ziton Specialized Hospital, Dr. Amira Farid, director of the Training Department, Dr. Nurhan Sayed, deputy director of the hospital, and Prof. Hind Abdel Mawoud, head of the Training Department. The event featured a number of prominent orthopedic professors, including Prof. Ashraf Abdel Aziz, Prof. Mohamed El-Qarshi, Prof. Mohamed Abdel Aal, Prof. Mohamed Zaki, and Prof. Khaled Riadwan.
The scientific day covered various aspects of open fractures, including scientific discussions and exchange of experiences among participants. The event provided a platform for attendees to explore the scientific and practical aspects of dealing with open fracture cases. The atmosphere was characterized by interaction and participation from the attendees.
The event was coordinated by Dr. Hussein El-Nagar, operations manager. The scientific day was part of Al-Ziton Specialized Hospital's efforts to support continuous medical education and improve the skills of medical professionals. The hospital's management expressed satisfaction with the level of participation and the scientific value of the event.
The scientific day concluded with a closing ceremony, where participants praised the event's organization and scientific value. The event added to the hospital's activities in the field of continuous medical education and development of medical cadres. Al-Ziton Specialized Hospital aims to continue organizing scientific and training activities to support professional development and improve medical services.
The hospital's focus on continuous medical education reflects its commitment to providing high-quality medical services. The scientific day on open fractures was a valuable addition to the hospital's educational activities, and it is expected to have a positive impact on the medical community. The event demonstrated the hospital's dedication to supporting the professional development of medical professionals.
Key points from the event include the importance of continuous medical education, the need for exchanging experiences and knowledge among medical professionals, and the hospital's commitment to improving medical services.
Key points
- The event featured prominent orthopedic professors from various Egyptian universities and hospitals.
- The scientific day covered various aspects of open fractures, including scientific discussions and exchange of experiences among participants.
- The event was part of Al-Ziton Specialized Hospital's efforts to support continuous medical education and improve the skills of medical professionals.
