Through a number of uncommon surgical operations and the implementation of cutting-edge therapies for serious illnesses, the UAE’s healthcare industry has solidified its top spot since the year began, highlighting the excellent level of medical knowledge across a range of specialities.
By putting money into cutting-edge technology like 3D printing, therapeutic robots, and artificial intelligence, the UAE has improved the quality and sustainability of healthcare and made it a model for the rest of the world.
With the help of the Al Jalila Foundation, Dubai Health’s charitable division, Kings College Hospital London Dubai announced Thursday that it has performed the first liver transplant in the city on a 13-month-old infant.
Even though the boy had previously had surgery to join his liver to his intestines, his health declined because of an uncommon disorder called biliary atresia. Additionally, he was found to have an atrial septal defect, a congenital cardiac ailment. After the heart repair treatment, Al Jalila Children’s Hospital referred him to King’s College Hospital in Dubai.
The Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi carried out the first remotely executed intercontinental robotic-assisted focused treatment for prostate cancer. Focal therapy is a non-invasive procedure that uses ultrasound beams to precisely target a certain area of the prostate, doing away with the need for radiation or significant surgery.
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