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The General Surgery Unit at Al-Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah achieved an unprecedented medical achievement by completely resecting the colon and rectum of a 45-year-old French patient.
The patient came to the emergency department suffering from severe abdominal pain with swelling, constipation, vomiting, and fatigue. After reviewing the case and making comprehensive tests represented in laboratory analyzes and regular and sectional dye tests on the abdomen and pelvis, it was found that there was an intestinal obstruction due to a tumor at the end of the sigmoid colon and the beginning of the rectum with a previous medical history A colonoscopy confirms the presence of bumps in the entire colon (FAP).
This disease is considered a family genetic disease that turns into cancerous tumors at a very high rate. For this reason, an immediate treatment plan was developed by Dr. Ahmed Al-Husseini, a consultant in general and endoscopic surgery that fits the situation. The patient and his family were given the treatment options, after that the patient was prepared and kept in intensive care to control the level of blood salts, and also to revitalize the patient’s blood circulation and prepare him for the operation.
Mouwasat Hospital continues to lead the way in advanced surgical innovation, becoming the first private hospital in the Eastern Province to introduce the latest generation of the Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System, marking a significant milestone in modern patient care.
As of the date of this announcement, the hospital has successfully performed over 300 robotic-assisted surgeries across multiple specialties, including:
This major achievement includes performing the first robotic heart surgery for coronary artery replacement, a groundbreaking step that aligns with global advancements in minimally invasive cardiac surgery.
The Robotic Surgery Center is led by Dr. Sami Al-Asari, Consultant in Robotic, Bariatric, and Colorectal Surgery, and supported by a distinguished team that includes
Together, they deliver safe, precise, and world‑class surgical care aligned with the highest international standards.
Robotic surgery represents the future of surgical care in Saudi Arabia—and at Mouwasat Hospital, that future is here today.
If you are considering surgery, contact our expert team to find out whether robotic-assisted surgery is the right option for you.
Al-Khobar - Mouwasat Hospital
The medical team at Badana Center in Mouwasat Hospital Al-Khobar has successfully performed a distinguished and pioneering procedure—the first of its kind in the private healthcare sector in the Kingdom.
The surgery utilized ICG fluorescence imaging technology through the robotic surgery system to convert a previous sleeve gastrectomy into a mini gastric bypass.
The ICG technology significantly enhanced the surgeon’s visual accuracy during the procedure, enabling the medical team to precisely assess tissue integrity and reduce potential complications such as leakage, obstruction, or other surgery-related risks associated with complex bariatric procedures.
The medical team, led by Dr. Sultan Al Temyatt, emphasized that integrating robotic surgery with ICG technology represents a major leap in advanced bariatric surgery, offering higher levels of safety, precision, and efficiency, in addition to faster recovery and reduced postoperative risks.
The team expressed their appreciation to all medical staff involved in this achievement, which reflects Mouwasat Hospital’s commitment to adopting the latest global technologies and delivering advanced medical care in accordance with the highest standards.
Al-Khobar - Mouwasat Hospital
The medical team at Badana Center in Mouwasat Hospital Al-Khobar has successfully performed a distinguished and pioneering procedure—the first of its kind in the private healthcare sector in the Kingdom.
The surgery utilized ICG fluorescence imaging technology through the robotic surgery system to convert a previous sleeve gastrectomy into a mini gastric bypass.
The ICG technology significantly enhanced the surgeon’s visual accuracy during the procedure, enabling the medical team to precisely assess tissue integrity and reduce potential complications such as leakage, obstruction, or other surgery-related risks associated with complex bariatric procedures.
The medical team, led by Dr. Sultan Al Temyatt, emphasized that integrating robotic surgery with ICG technology represents a major leap in advanced bariatric surgery, offering higher levels of safety, precision, and efficiency, in addition to faster recovery and reduced postoperative risks.
The team expressed their appreciation to all medical staff involved in this achievement, which reflects Mouwasat Hospital’s commitment to adopting the latest global technologies and delivering advanced medical care in accordance with the highest standards.
Mouwasat Hospital continues to lead the way in advanced surgical innovation, becoming the first private hospital in the Eastern Province to introduce the latest generation of the Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System, marking a significant milestone in modern patient care.
As of the date of this announcement, the hospital has successfully performed over 300 robotic-assisted surgeries across multiple specialties, including:
This major achievement includes performing the first robotic heart surgery for coronary artery replacement, a groundbreaking step that aligns with global advancements in minimally invasive cardiac surgery.
The Robotic Surgery Center is led by Dr. Sami Al-Asari, Consultant in Robotic, Bariatric, and Colorectal Surgery, and supported by a distinguished team that includes
Together, they deliver safe, precise, and world‑class surgical care aligned with the highest international standards.
Robotic surgery represents the future of surgical care in Saudi Arabia—and at Mouwasat Hospital, that future is here today.
If you are considering surgery, contact our expert team to find out whether robotic-assisted surgery is the right option for you.
Dammam – Mouwasat Hospital
With the grace of Allah, the Neurosurgery Department at Mouwasat Hospital in Dammam successfully performed a high‑risk and rare microsurgical procedure to remove a large skull base tumor measuring more than 5 cm in the posterior cranial fossa, using the latest advanced neurosurgical technologies.
A 44‑year‑old female patient was referred to Mouwasat Hospital from another healthcare facility. Comprehensive clinical evaluation and advanced imaging revealed a large tumor located at the skull base, close to critical neurological centers—necessitating an urgent and highly precise surgical intervention due to its sensitive location.
The surgery was performed under the supervision of Dr. Omar Al‑Falaki, Consultant Neurosurgeon.
with the support of a specialized multidisciplinary surgical team.
The tumor was completely resected using:
The procedure lasted more than 10 continuous hours, ensuring accurate and safe removal of the tumor while preserving surrounding neurological functions.
Following surgery, the patient underwent an intensive rehabilitation program at the hospital’s Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center. By the grace of Allah, she made a remarkable recovery, regaining full mobility and returning to her family to resume her daily life normally.
This medical achievement reflects Mouwasat Hospitals’ commitment to providing advanced neurosurgical services using state‑of‑the‑art global technologies. It also highlights Mouwasat’s dedication to recruiting distinguished medical expertise and highly specialized subspecialties—aligning with Mouwasat Medical Services Company’s vision of delivering world‑class, patient‑centered healthcare.
Madinah - Mouwasat Hospital
Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah proudly announces the successful completion of a complex microsurgical procedure performed by Dr. Ahmed El Shazly, Consultant in Orthopedic Surgery and Microsurgical Hand Procedures.
A 41-year-old patient presented with chronic pain in the right leg, numbness, and altered sensation in the sole of the foot for over five years. The pain worsened with pressure or touch and intensified at night, causing severe insomnia. Despite consulting multiple physicians, the condition remained undiagnosed.
Clinical examination and advanced imaging (X-ray and MRI) revealed a Tibial Nerve Schwannoma, a benign nerve sheath tumor located in the posterior compartment of the leg. This nerve controls foot movement and sole sensation. Continuous pressure from the tumor posed a risk of loss of sensation or motor weakness in the foot and toes.
A Tibial Nerve Schwannoma is a rare, benign tumor originating from Schwann cells that form the nerve sheath. It affects the tibial nerve, which is responsible for foot movement and sensation in the sole. While the tumor grows slowly, its enlargement can compress nerve fibers, leading to:
Dr. El Shazly successfully performed a microsurgical excision of the tumor (5×3 cm) while preserving nerve fibers. The patient was discharged the next day without complications and experienced significant pain relief and restored sensation within days. Histopathology confirmed the complete removal of the schwannoma.
This achievement reflects Mouwasat Hospital’s dedication to advanced neurosurgical and orthopedic techniques, ensuring accurate diagnosis and minimally invasive procedures for optimal patient outcomes—aligned with our vision of delivering world-class healthcare.
