In recent days, dozens of leading medical consultants and renowned experts gathered in the conference room of the Hadassah Ein Kerem Medical Center management for a professional seminar that focused on the forefront of surgical innovation for women.
The unique meeting, designed to strengthen cooperation between the world of medical consulting and clinical teams, presented the latest technologies and advanced treatment methods that are changing the face of modern medicine.
The impressive presence of participants indicates the importance attributed to the direct connection between the factors that guide patients and the selection of an accurate medical response that places the patient's well-being at the center.
The seminar was opened with welcoming remarks by Professor David Schweicky, Director of the Department of Women and Obstetrics at Hadassah, and a senior expert in women's surgery, who expanded on the deep partnership with the consultants.
Professor Shweki: "The continuous relationship with medical consultants is a central strategic pillar in our medical work. The deep cooperation and mutual trust built between the medical system and the consultants in the field constitute an essential and inseparable key to providing optimal, rapid and personalized care to each patient, and we are proud to lead this excellence together.".
Later in the meeting, Professor Uri Dior, Director of the Women's Department at Hadassah Ein Kerem, an expert in laparoscopic surgery, presented the minimally invasive and endoscopic surgical options that are currently at the forefront of women's medicine.
Professor Dior said in his lecture: "We are witnessing tremendous scientific progress in the field of surgery. The professional and continuous cooperation with medical consultants continues to strengthen, and this is what will allow us to expand access to revolutionary medical solutions for the entire public who needs it.".
During the seminar, comprehensive lectures were held that dealt with complex situations requiring surgery, organ prolapse, and advanced endoscopic surgeries. The event concluded with a special question and answer panel in which doctors and consultants discussed complex issues with the aim of providing the best possible care for each patient.
