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Using binoculars to extract two magnets from a baby girl in Mouwasat Al-Dammam

Using binoculars to extract two magnets from a baby girl in Mouwasat Al-Dammam

Using binoculars to extract two magnets from a baby girl in Mouwasat Al-Dammam

Using binoculars to extract two magnets from a baby girl in Mouwasat Al-Dammam
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26/03/2021

A rare medical case, a one-year-old girl arrived at Al-Mouwasat Hospital in Dammam who had been suffering from a continuous cough for a month. Which confirmed the existence of two magnets, one stuck in the upper part of the esophagus and the other stuck in the windpipe.

The child was admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit, and the medical team consisting of Dr. Ihab Zureikat, consultant of pediatric digestive system, Dr. Therese Bushra, consultant chest diseases and pediatric endoscopy, and children intensive care consultant and their assistants, where a treatment plan was created to takeout the two pieces.

It was decided to takeput the first piece of the trachea as a first stage by the consultant of thoracic diseases and pediatric binoculars, and then the second piece of the esophagus to be extracted by Dr. Ihab Zureikat, carrying out a simple operation to close of the existing fistula without the need for any surgical intervention, and with God’s held the operation was a success.

On the fifth day of the endoscopy, the necessary x-rays were made for the child, which confirmed that the fistula had healed completely.

Thankfully girl had recovered completely, performing the necessary tests, and she was discharged in full health.

This case is considered one of the rare cases, which requires qualified health facilities which is up to date with the latest scientific findings, which goes in line with the vision of Al-Mouwasat Medical Services Company in attracting competencies and subspecialties, through the use of the latest technologies and advanced medical equipment in this field.




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13/08/2026

Riyadh: Mouwasat Hospital

A multidisciplinary medical team at Mouwasat Hospital in Riyadh successfully treated a critically ill patient suffering from acute septic shock resulting from acute pancreatitis, in addition to biliary obstruction caused by stones in the common bile duct.

Emergency Admission of a Critically Ill Patient

The patient was transferred from another hospital to the Emergency Department at Mouwasat Hospital in Riyadh. She was in critical condition, suffering from acute septic shock and acute pancreatitis, along with biliary obstruction caused by stones in the common bile duct.

The patient was admitted under the supervision of Dr. Ahmed Abdel Fattah Habib, Consultant in General and Gastrointestinal Surgery. The necessary laboratory investigations and diagnostic imaging examinations were performed to assess her condition and establish an appropriate treatment plan.

A Treatment Plan Combining Surgery and Endoscopy

Coordination was established with Dr. Mohamed Negm, Consultant in Therapeutic Biliary Endoscopy, to perform an urgent therapeutic intervention combining surgery and endoscopy in a single procedure.

The treatment plan was designed to manage the common bile duct stones and biliary obstruction, while also completing the laparoscopic removal of the gallbladder.

Laparoscopic Gallbladder Removal and Bile Duct Stone Extraction

During the procedure, the medical team performed a laparoscopic cholecystectomy. A guidewire was inserted through the cystic duct to facilitate accurate and safe access to the bile ducts using therapeutic endoscopy.

The medical team successfully fragmented and removed the stones causing the obstruction. A plastic stent was also inserted to maintain the flow of bile before the laparoscopic removal of the gallbladder was successfully completed.

Improvement Following the Procedure

Following the procedure, the patient was transferred to an inpatient room to continue receiving the necessary medical care. Her health condition showed significant improvement.

The patient was subsequently discharged from the hospital in a stable condition, with a regular follow-up plan arranged through the outpatient clinics.

Completing the Treatment in a Single Session

This complex condition required precise and timely medical intervention to avoid the potential complications associated with delayed treatment.

Although this type of condition is generally treated through two separate stages, the multidisciplinary team at Mouwasat Hospital in Riyadh successfully completed the entire treatment in a single session and within a short period of time, supported by specialized expertise and modern medical technologies.

This integrated treatment approach contributed to reducing risks, accelerating the patient’s recovery, and improving her overall treatment experience.

Using binoculars to extract two magnets from a baby girl in Mouwasat Al-Dammam

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13/08/2026

Riyadh – Mouwasat Hospital

Mouwasat Hospital in Riyadh has recorded a new medical success story after a multidisciplinary medical team successfully treated a patient who arrived at the Emergency Department suffering from acute hemorrhagic shock and multiple serious injuries following a gunshot wound.

Emergency Department Response

The patient was transported to the Emergency Department at Mouwasat Hospital in Riyadh by the Saudi Red Crescent. He had sustained a gunshot wound that entered through the right side of his back and exited through the abdomen.

The injury caused severe damage to the abdominal wall with protrusion of parts of the intestines, in addition to fractures and extensive damage to the rib cage.

Immediately upon the patient’s arrival, the medical team managed the case in accordance with approved Advanced Trauma Life Support protocols. His condition was urgently assessed, and he was prepared for immediate surgical intervention.

Emergency Exploratory Abdominal Surgery

The patient underwent emergency exploratory abdominal surgery under the supervision of Dr. Ahmed Abdel Fattah Habib, Consultant in General and Gastrointestinal Surgery.

The procedure revealed severe damage and bleeding in the right lobe of the liver, along with a superficial injury to the right kidney. These findings required precise surgical intervention to control the bleeding and manage the injuries.

Multidisciplinary Medical Teamwork

A multidisciplinary medical team participated in managing the patient’s injuries and controlling the bleeding. The team included:

  • Dr. Ahmed Abdel Fattah Habib, Consultant in General and Gastrointestinal Surgery.
  • Dr. Halil, Consultant in Liver Surgery.
  • Dr. Mohammed Fawzan, Consultant in Kidney and Urological Surgery.
  • Dr. Mohammed Ali, Consultant in Thoracic Surgery.

The medical team also examined the intestines, colon, and other abdominal organs to ensure that there were no additional injuries that could pose a threat to the patient’s life.

Patient Stabilization After Surgery

The procedure was successfully completed, and the patient was transferred to the Intensive Care Unit in a stable condition. He was later moved to an inpatient room to continue receiving the necessary medical care and follow-up.

By the grace of God, the patient’s condition gradually improved until he became stable and ready for discharge from the hospital. A regular follow-up plan was also arranged through the outpatient clinics.

Mouwasat Hospital’s Readiness to Manage Critical Cases

This case reflects the high level of readiness and integration among the different medical and surgical specialties at Mouwasat Hospital in Riyadh. It also highlights the availability of qualified medical professionals, advanced expertise, and modern technologies required to manage complex and critical cases around the clock, contributing to the delivery of prompt and integrated medical care in the most critical circumstances.

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