Hadassah Hosts Medical Consultants Conference on Advances in Women’s Surgery
In recent days, dozens of leading medical consultants and renowned experts gathered in the boardroom of the management of Hadassah Ein Kerem Medical Center for a professional study day focused on the forefront of surgical innovation for women. The unique meeting, intended to strengthen cooperation between the world of medical consulting and the clinical teams, presented the latest technologies and advanced treatment methods that are changing the face of modern medicine. The impressive attendance reflected the importance attached to the direct connection between the professionals who guide patients and the choice of precise medical care that places the patient’s wellbeing at the center.
The study day opened with remarks by Prof. David Schweiki, head of the Women’s and Maternity Division at Hadassah and a senior specialist in women’s surgery, who spoke about the deep partnership with the consultants. In his remarks, Prof. Schweiki said: “The continuous connection with the 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 are an essential and inseparable key to providing optimal, fast and personalized care to every patient, and we are proud to lead this excellence together.”
Later in the meeting, Prof. Uri Dior, head of the Department of Gynecology at Hadassah Ein Kerem and a specialist in laparoscopic surgery, presented the minimally invasive and endoscopic surgical options currently at the forefront of gynecology. Prof. 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 grow, and this is what will enable us to expand access to revolutionary medical solutions for all those who need them.”
During the study day, comprehensive lectures were held on complex conditions requiring surgery, organ prolapse, and advanced endoscopic procedures. The event concluded with a special question-and-answer panel in which the doctors and consultants discussed complex issues with the goal of providing the best possible relief for every patient.
