Dammam - Mouwasat Hospital
In a new medical achievement added to the record of excellence at Mouwasat Hospital Dammam, the advanced Spine Surgery Unit successfully performed a complex corrective surgery for a 33‑year‑old woman suffering from scoliosis (spinal curvature). The patient had a noticeable deformity that affected her posture, mobility, and daily functional activities.
Following comprehensive clinical evaluation, specialized imaging, and 3D surgical planning, a precise treatment strategy was developed to match the degree of curvature and the patient’s functional condition.
The surgery was performed under the supervision of Dr. Fadi Farouk Khamis—Consultant Spine Surgeon, where the deviated vertebrae were corrected and stabilized using the latest surgical techniques and state‑of‑the‑art technologies specialized in treating spinal deformities and disorders.
The surgery was successfully completed, and the patient was discharged in good health to continue her physiotherapy and rehabilitation program.
Postoperative imaging showed:
This case highlights the outstanding capabilities of the Spine Surgery team at Mouwasat Hospital Dammam, demonstrating their expertise in performing complex spinal procedures using the most advanced surgical
Madinah – Mouwasat Hospital
Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah continues to achieve remarkable medical milestones in general surgery and advanced laparoscopic procedures. A specialized surgical team, led by Dr. Ahmed Fathi Al-Husseini, consultant and head of the General Surgery Department at Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah, successfully performed a complex laparoscopic surgery to remove a large inflammatory gallbladder tumor for a 60-year-old patient using the latest minimally invasive techniques.
The patient had been suffering from severe and recurrent upper abdominal pain, prompting multiple visits to emergency departments across different hospitals without noticeable improvement.
Upon his arrival at the Emergency Department of Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah—even on an official holiday—Dr.
Ahmed Al-Husseini conducted a thorough clinical examination and comprehensive symptom assessment. With the support of diagnostic radiology consultants, a definitive diagnosis was reached.
Advanced imaging, including multislice CT scanning, revealed:
These adhesions represented a significant challenge to performing a safe laparoscopic procedure due to the complexity of the internal anatomy and dense scar tissues.
The medical team decided to perform an urgent laparoscopic surgical intervention, which included:
The surgery was successfully completed through four small abdominal incisions, utilizing advanced high‑resolution laparoscopic systems. This approach enhanced procedural safety, reduced tissue trauma, and minimized postoperative discomfort.
The procedure was completed with excellent outcomes, characterized by:
These results highlight the expertise of the surgical team and the proficiency of Dr. Ahmed Al‑Husseini in managing complex laparoscopic cases.
This medical achievement reflects Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah’s commitment to providing high‑quality healthcare through:
Mouwasat Hospital remains a leading destination in the region for general surgery and advanced minimally invasive procedures.
Dammam - Mouwasat Hospital
With the grace of God, a highly delicate and complex surgery was successfully performed for a 13‑year‑old child suffering from severe thoracolumbar scoliosis, a pronounced spinal curvature that had caused recurrent breathing difficulties and a significant decline in daily functional activity.
The child underwent a spinal correction and fixation procedure using the latest minimally invasive surgical technologies and multi‑directional fixation systems.
The surgery was performed under the direct supervision of Dr. Fadi Farouk Khamis, Consultant Spine Surgeon, who specializes in pediatric scoliosis corrective surgeries and is trained in advanced spine centers in Germany.
Thanks to God, the surgery was completed successfully and without complications. Postoperative imaging showed:
These outcomes directly contributed to enhancing the child’s ability to breathe comfortably and gradually regain normal daily activity.
This case highlights the exceptional surgical expertise and advanced level of care provided at Mouwasat Hospital Dammam and reaffirms the hospital’s commitment to delivering the best and safest surgical solutions for complex pediatric scoliosis cases, using world‑class technologies and the highest standards of safety.
Dammam - Mouwasat Hospital
With the grace of God, a highly delicate and complex surgery was successfully performed for a 13‑year‑old child suffering from severe thoracolumbar scoliosis, a pronounced spinal curvature that had caused recurrent breathing difficulties and a significant decline in daily functional activity.
The child underwent a spinal correction and fixation procedure using the latest minimally invasive surgical technologies and multi‑directional fixation systems.
The surgery was performed under the direct supervision of Dr. Fadi Farouk Khamis, Consultant Spine Surgeon, who specializes in pediatric scoliosis corrective surgeries and is trained in advanced spine centers in Germany.
Thanks to God, the surgery was completed successfully and without complications. Postoperative imaging showed:
These outcomes directly contributed to enhancing the child’s ability to breathe comfortably and gradually regain normal daily activity.
This case highlights the exceptional surgical expertise and advanced level of care provided at Mouwasat Hospital Dammam and reaffirms the hospital’s commitment to delivering the best and safest surgical solutions for complex pediatric scoliosis cases, using world‑class technologies and the highest standards of safety.
Madinah – Mouwasat Hospital
Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah continues to achieve remarkable medical milestones in general surgery and advanced laparoscopic procedures. A specialized surgical team, led by Dr. Ahmed Fathi Al-Husseini, consultant and head of the General Surgery Department at Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah, successfully performed a complex laparoscopic surgery to remove a large inflammatory gallbladder tumor for a 60-year-old patient using the latest minimally invasive techniques.
The patient had been suffering from severe and recurrent upper abdominal pain, prompting multiple visits to emergency departments across different hospitals without noticeable improvement.
Upon his arrival at the Emergency Department of Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah—even on an official holiday—Dr.
Ahmed Al-Husseini conducted a thorough clinical examination and comprehensive symptom assessment. With the support of diagnostic radiology consultants, a definitive diagnosis was reached.
Advanced imaging, including multislice CT scanning, revealed:
These adhesions represented a significant challenge to performing a safe laparoscopic procedure due to the complexity of the internal anatomy and dense scar tissues.
The medical team decided to perform an urgent laparoscopic surgical intervention, which included:
The surgery was successfully completed through four small abdominal incisions, utilizing advanced high‑resolution laparoscopic systems. This approach enhanced procedural safety, reduced tissue trauma, and minimized postoperative discomfort.
The procedure was completed with excellent outcomes, characterized by:
These results highlight the expertise of the surgical team and the proficiency of Dr. Ahmed Al‑Husseini in managing complex laparoscopic cases.
This medical achievement reflects Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah’s commitment to providing high‑quality healthcare through:
Mouwasat Hospital remains a leading destination in the region for general surgery and advanced minimally invasive procedures.
Dammam - Mouwasat Hospital
The vascular surgery team at Mouwasat Hospital Dammam has achieved a significant medical success after completing a minimally invasive repair of a popliteal artery aneurysm using interventional radiology and catheter-based treatment—one of the most advanced and safest approaches for managing complex vascular conditions.
A 68-year-old patient visited the hospital with the following symptoms:
After advanced diagnostic imaging, including ultrasound and contrast-enhanced CT scan, the medical team identified a popliteal artery aneurysm, a condition that may lead to blood clots, artery blockage, or even limb loss if not treated promptly and accurately.
The procedure was performed under the care of a team led by Dr. Nikolaos Patelis, Consultant Vascular Surgeon.
The team successfully repaired the aneurysm and placed a stent inside the artery using catheter-based intervention without any open surgery. This technique offers several advantages:
The procedure delivered excellent outcomes:
This case highlights the advanced capabilities of the Vascular Surgery Department at Mouwasat Hospital, where interventional radiology plays a vital role in treating arterial aneurysms with high accuracy and safety. The minimally invasive approach helps patients avoid complex open surgeries and ensures faster, safer recovery.
Dammam - Mouwasat Hospital
In a remarkable medical achievement by the Advanced Spine Surgery Unit at Mouwasat Hospital in Dammam, the medical team successfully performed a complex corrective and stabilization surgery for a 24‑year‑old patient suffering from a severe spinal curvature that caused significant mobility challenges and visible deformities in posture and gait.
The patient had been experiencing daily difficulties that affected his quality of life and self‑confidence due to an advanced spinal deformity that resulted in poor body alignment, chronic pain, and difficulty walking.
Following comprehensive clinical evaluation, imaging, and advanced three‑dimensional surgical planning, a precise corrective strategy was developed to address the condition.
The surgery was performed under the supervision of Dr. Fadi Farouk Khamees—Consultant Orthopedic and Spine Surgeon—using the latest spinal fixation technologies and modern surgical systems designed for correcting spinal deformities.
The procedure was successfully completed, with immediate and noticeable postoperative improvements, including:
The patient expressed his gratitude and great satisfaction with the results, noting that the surgery brought a transformative improvement to his life and relieved the physical and psychological burden he had endured for years.
This successful outcome highlights the capability of Mouwasat Hospital in Dammam to perform highly complex spine surgeries using the most advanced technologies available. It aligns with the vision of Mouwasat Medical Services Company to attract world‑class medical expertise and provide cutting‑edge healthcare services that meet the highest international standards.
Dammam - Mouwasat Hospital
A 69-year-old man was transferred to the Emergency Department at Mouwasat Hospital Dammam after experiencing sudden left-sided paralysis accompanied by speech difficulties—classic symptoms of an acute ischemic stroke. Upon arrival, the Code Stroke protocol was immediately activated to ensure rapid assessment and treatment according to international best practices.
A CT angiography of the brain was performed, revealing a critical occlusion of the right middle cerebral artery (MCA)—the main vessel supplying the right cerebral hemisphere.
Thanks to the fast response, the patient underwent the therapeutic procedure within four hours of symptom onset, well inside the internationally recognized stroke golden treatment window (6 hours).
Under the expertise of Dr. Agustin Ozan, Consultant of Interventional Neuroradiology, cerebral catheterization and mechanical thrombectomy were successfully performed, fully reopening the blocked MCA and its branches.
Due to the timely intervention and activation of the Code Stroke pathway, the patient showed significant improvement the following day:
Code Stroke is a rapid emergency response system designed to manage suspected stroke cases with maximum efficiency. It aims to:
Mouwasat Hospital Dammam is officially accredited by the Saudi Red Crescent Authority as an advanced center for stroke treatment and interventional clot removal using cutting-edge endovascular techniques.
The Stroke Unit operates:
The patient’s rapid recovery in less than a week after the stroke stands as a testament to the hospital’s advanced stroke care capabilities and world‑class medical services.
