Activities of the first conference on colorectal cancer (CRC) in Dubai
Conclusion of the activities of the first conference on colorectal cancer (CRC) in Dubai
The first edition of the Therapeutic Endoscopy and Colon Cancer Screening Conference concluded successfully. The conference was held under the supervision of the Elegance Society, led by Dr. Majida Bukhari, Consultant Gastroenterologist and Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy at Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital, Dubai and President of the Elegance Society in collaboration with Dr. Ali Al Fazari, Medical Director at Mediclinic Welcare Hospital, and Dr. Humaid Al Shamsi, President of the Emirates Oncology Society and Consultant Oncologist.
The conference brought together a group of experts in the field and was an important platform for exchanging knowledge and keeping up with the latest developments in the field of gastroenterology. Dr. Majida Bukhari said that the success of the conference lies in the valuable insights provided by the participating experts and specialists on current trends in colorectal cancer by presenting pioneering developments in the diagnosis and treatment of colorectal cancer.
The conference also included lively group discussions, in addition to live demonstrations of advanced endoscopic and laparoscopic resection techniques. The experts shared insights on the crucial role of early detection and integration of AI in improving diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes, allowing participants to keep up with the latest developments in the field, which contributed to enhancing understanding, exchanging ideas, and improving participants’ practical skills and knowledge. Dr. Majida Bukhari added that she organized a training session titled “Therapeutic Endoscopy for Non-Therapeutic Endoscopists” which aimed to provide valuable insights and practical skills to gastroenterologists who do not perform therapeutic procedures on a regular basis.
This session focused on the practical aspects of therapeutic endoscopy, including basic techniques for stopping bleeding, removing polyps, and removing foreign bodies, enabling participants to gain proficiency in therapeutic interventions. This session also bridged the gap between routine endoscopy and therapeutic procedures, enhancing the ability of non-therapeutic endoscopists to improve their clinical practice and contribute to providing comprehensive patient care in the field of gastroenterology.