Samia al - Faqi
At the Second Annual International Conference of Intersectarian Radiation, the Egyptian Society of Intersectarian Radiation, sponsored and attended by Dr. Khalid Abdalgfar, Minister of Health and Population, a delegation of the Public Union, including the Minister of Health of the Public Association, Ahmed Al-Dabeki, participated in the Second Annual International Conference of Intersectarian Radiation, member of the Council of the General Union.
Ahmed Al-Dabeki emphasized that intersecting radiation represented a new and advanced generation in the medicine world, explaining that it had become an effective substitute for many major traditional surges, through the reliance on precise techniques, reducing surgical intervention and recovery periods and increasing success rates.
Many complex operations, such as the majority of cardiovascular surgeries or fistula interventions, were currently being carried out through catheter and binoculars under the direction of overlapping radiation, noting that some of them exceeded their 90 per cent success rates, without the need for major surgery or full surgical opening.
Intersect radiation had become involved in almost all radiation disciplines, either through CTVs, MRIs or C-Arm live radios during operations, and was devoted to micro-interventions, a very rapid development was taking place.
He noted that a radiation specialist and technician played a pivotal role in the operating rooms, where they represented the doctor ' s " real evidence " during the intervention, by directing the movement within the vessels or channels or identifying the tumor with extreme precision, ensuring the safe and effective implementation of the procedure.
He stressed that work within overlapping radiology units was carried out in an integrated manner between the doctor, the radiologist and the archaeology technician, stating that the success of interventions depended on the accuracy of the medical image and the quality of guidance during the procedure.
Debeks have shown that the proportions of overlapping radiation complications are much lower than traditional surgery, and some tumor interventions help to reduce the chances of pyramid spread compared to some open surgeries, as they rely on precise techniques that directly target tumor.
With regard to the development of cadres, the captain of the health sciences indicated that the trade union was organizing continuous training and lectures for specialists and technicians in the field of overlapping radiation, in cooperation with the Ministry of Health and specialized scientific associations, with a view to increasing the efficiency of medical teams and keeping pace with recent developments in the field.
Ahmed Al-Dabeki also stressed the importance of artificial intelligence in the development of medical and radiological techniques, emphasizing that reliance on smart software and analysis of medical images represented the future of specialization, particularly with the significant development of photo and accurate diagnostic techniques.
He noted that there was cooperation between the Health Sciences Association and the Ministry of Health ' s General Radiation Department to expand practical training programmes within health technical institutes and universities, using modern simulation devices, which had been provided with the support of specialized agencies and companies, explaining that the cost of some of them exceeded Pound40 million per device.
The aim of such cooperation was to build an integrated training system linking the Ministry of Health, Higher Education and the Trade Union, which would contribute to the development of qualified personnel capable of keeping pace with the rapid development of overlapping radiation and modern medical imaging.
