Eleventh Middle East Joint Surgery Congress Commences in Dubai

Dubai, The Gulf Observer: Today marked a significant milestone in the field of orthopaedic surgery in the Middle East as the Eleventh International Conference on Joint Surgery in the Middle East (ICJR) commenced at Emirates Towers, Dubai. The event, a first of its kind in the region, attracted over 1,000 surgeons and medical professionals from various continents.

The inauguration ceremony was graced by esteemed personalities including Dr. Ali Al Suwaidi, Head of the Emirates Orthopaedic Division at the Emirates Medical Association, alongside presidents of the American and Asian Orthopaedic Associations.

In his opening address, Dr. Sameeh Tarabichi, the Supreme President of the Conference, underscored the global significance of this event, which serves as a platform for renowned speakers, orthopaedic surgeons, trainers, nurses, and medical students from diverse nations. The conference agenda encompasses panel discussions, research presentations, and reports focusing on cutting-edge surgical techniques and advancements in shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, and sports surgeries. Attendees will also engage in interactive sessions with experts and specialists.

Dr. Tarabichi emphasized the conference’s thematic emphasis on technological innovations and modern techniques in joint surgery, including joint design, utilization of three-dimensional printing, and advancements in robotic surgeries. Deliberations will extend to intricate cases, alongside seminars and workshops aimed at training medical professionals in optimal joint replacement methods. Notably, discussions will address the latest global trends in sports medicine and joint reimplantation tailored to regional requirements.

Highlighting the unique anatomical considerations of Middle Eastern patients, Dr. Tarabichi emphasized the need for bespoke prosthetics that accommodate the lifestyle and cultural practices of the Arab population, particularly in relation to knee design and angles conducive to traditional activities such as prayer.

Dr. Mohamed Moaz Adi, Chairman of the Conference, underscored the event’s objective of fostering dialogue among global experts in joint surgery to explore contemporary developments and treatment techniques for orthopaedic diseases. With 69 regional and international lecturers from 14 countries slated to deliver 120 lectures across 21 scientific sessions, the conference serves as a premier networking platform for prosthetic suppliers and medical practitioners.

The comprehensive program includes practical workshops, scientific research sessions, and seminars covering diverse orthopaedic disciplines, ranging from knee replacement surgery to musculoskeletal oncology. Attendees can expect immersive learning experiences, including video surgical presentations by experts aimed at revolutionizing orthopaedic education and enhancing patient outcomes.

The Eleventh ICJR Conference signifies a pivotal moment for the advancement of joint surgery in the Middle East, promising to propel the region to the forefront of orthopaedic innovation and excellence.