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(MENAFN - Muscat Daily) Muscat-Dr El Zaqui Ladha, a prominent laparoscopic and bariatric specialist from Brussels, Belgium has joined the group of therapeutic specialists at Burjeel Hospital, the sultanate's head human services supplier.
Inviting Dr Ladha to Burjeel Hospital, Dr Christopher Evans, CEO and nation head, Burjeel Hospital, said, 'Burjeel Hospital takes incredible pride in the mastery of our restorative staff and nature of patient care. Dr Ladha's arrangement reflects Burjeel Hospital's approach of pulling in the best gifts in the human services field. With Dr Ladha going ahead board, Burjeel Hospital now offers the most exceptional laparoscopic and bariatric (weight decrease) surgeries in Oman.'
Dr Ladha, who finished his whole restorative training at the University of Louvain in Brussels, has been rehearsing surgery since 1991. He worked in France for a long time before moving to the Middle East and was positioned among the busiest specialists in France. Dr Ladha has been serving in Oman throughout the previous nine years.
He is one of the originator individuals from the Gulf Obesity and Metabolic Surgical Socity (GOSS), which has Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, the UAE and Saudi Arabia as its individuals.
His real intrigue lies in cutting edge laparoscopy, where he gained top of the line aptitudes in laparoscopic bile conduit surgeries, colectomies for malignancy and favorable infection of the colon, as likewise in other exemplary surgeries, for example, appendectomies, hernia repair, hiatal hernia and gallbladder surgery.
Notwithstanding this, Dr Ladha is a specialist in thyroid surgeries and has served on the counseling board on thyroid care at the celebrated Hospital Saint-Luc in Brussels.
He began surgeries for dreary heftiness in 1997. He began with the gastric band and afterward moved to gastric sidestep. With time, he included sleeve gastrectomy and gastric plication also, offering a complete arrangement of bariatric surgery.
Dr Ladha has effectively led more than 2000 bariatric surgeries and a noteworthy number of them were done in Oman, as heftiness is seen as a grave general medical problem in the sultanate inferable from its connections to diabetes, hypertension, heart sickness, rest apnea and that's only the tip of the iceberg.
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(MENAFN - Muscat Daily) Muscat-Dr El Zaqui Ladha, a prominent laparoscopic and bariatric specialist from Brussels, Belgium has joined the group of therapeutic specialists at Burjeel Hospital, the sultanate's head human services supplier.
Inviting Dr Ladha to Burjeel Hospital, Dr Christopher Evans, CEO and nation head, Burjeel Hospital, said, 'Burjeel Hospital takes incredible pride in the mastery of our restorative staff and nature of patient care. Dr Ladha's arrangement reflects Burjeel Hospital's approach of pulling in the best gifts in the human services field. With Dr Ladha going ahead board, Burjeel Hospital now offers the most exceptional laparoscopic and bariatric (weight decrease) surgeries in Oman.'
Dr Ladha, who finished his whole restorative training at the University of Louvain in Brussels, has been rehearsing surgery since 1991. He worked in France for a long time before moving to the Middle East and was positioned among the busiest specialists in France. Dr Ladha has been serving in Oman throughout the previous nine years.
He is one of the originator individuals from the Gulf Obesity and Metabolic Surgical Socity (GOSS), which has Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, the UAE and Saudi Arabia as its individuals.
His real intrigue lies in cutting edge laparoscopy, where he gained top of the line aptitudes in laparoscopic bile conduit surgeries, colectomies for malignancy and favorable infection of the colon, as likewise in other exemplary surgeries, for example, appendectomies, hernia repair, hiatal hernia and gallbladder surgery.
Notwithstanding this, Dr Ladha is a specialist in thyroid surgeries and has served on the counseling board on thyroid care at the celebrated Hospital Saint-Luc in Brussels.
He began surgeries for dreary heftiness in 1997. He began with the gastric band and afterward moved to gastric sidestep. With time, he included sleeve gastrectomy and gastric plication also, offering a complete arrangement of bariatric surgery.
Dr Ladha has effectively led more than 2000 bariatric surgeries and a noteworthy number of them were done in Oman, as heftiness is seen as a grave general medical problem in the sultanate inferable from its connections to diabetes, hypertension, heart sickness, rest apnea and that's only the tip of the iceberg.
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