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"We have developed a strategic plan to combat it and provide a distinguished level of care
Dr. Majid Al Fayadh, General Manager of the General Hospital and King Faisal Research Center, confirmed that the latest reports published by the Saudi National Cancer Registry revealed 1465 cases of colorectal cancer in one year. This type of cancer is second in terms of the number of common cancers in the kingdom after breast cancer.
This occurred when opening on Sunday 17 Rajab 1440H corresponding to 24 March 2018, the Saudi International Forum on Colorectal Diseases organized by the Department of Surgery of King Faisal Specialty Hospital, where 48 speakers, including 8 international speakers, 10 scientific sessions and 50 conferences.
Dr. Al Fayyad explained that the hospital and the King Faisal Research Center have been working for more than 40 years on the development and implementation of colorectal cancer diagnosis and treatment programs. In cooperation with King Saud University under the umbrella of the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties, which allowed 17 students to graduate. You will be informed of this program.
Dr. Fayyad discussed the establishment of a colorectal disease registry at the King Faisal Hospital and Research Center in Riyadh, which is the only registry that serves families affected by this type of illness. Emphasizing that it is an important step to help families avoid colorectal cancer and to prevent the transmission of these cases between families through prenatal genetic identification, a service provided free to all these families.
For his part, Dr. Alaa Abdul-Jabbar, chair of the Forum's organizing committee and colorectal surgery consultant at Riyadh's King Faisal hospital and specialized research center, said the forum would highlight medical errors in focusing on the prevention of these complications and their treatment and exchange of local and international experiences through the participation of local stakeholders and international specialists.
On Thursday, March 28, 2019, the Chair of the Forum Organizing Committee attended a medical exhibition and added a public awareness day in the lobby of the King Faisal Hospital North Tower in Riyadh, with the aim of to raise awareness of the culture of health. The disease and its complications in the community.
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Dr. Majid Al Fayadh, General Manager of the General Establishment of the Hospital and the King Faisal Specialized Research Center, confirmed that the latest reports published by the Saudi National Cancer Registry revealed 1465 cases of cancer colorectal over a year. This type of cancer is second in terms of the number of common cancers in the kingdom after breast cancer.
This occurred when opening on Sunday 17 Rajab 1440H corresponding to 24 March 2018, the Saudi International Forum on Colorectal Diseases organized by the Department of Surgery of King Faisal Specialty Hospital, where 48 speakers, including 8 international speakers, 10 scientific sessions and 50 conferences.
Dr. Al Fayyad explained that the hospital and the King Faisal Research Center have been working for more than 40 years on the development and implementation of colorectal cancer diagnosis and treatment programs. In cooperation with King Saud University under the umbrella of the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties, which allowed 17 students to graduate. You will be informed of this program.
Dr. Fayyad discussed the establishment of a colorectal disease registry at the King Faisal Hospital and Research Center in Riyadh, which is the only registry that serves families affected by this type of illness. Emphasizing that it is an important step to help families avoid colorectal cancer and to prevent the transmission of these cases between families through prenatal genetic identification, a service provided free to all these families.
For his part, Dr. Alaa Abdul-Jabbar, chair of the Forum's organizing committee and colorectal surgery consultant at Riyadh's King Faisal hospital and specialized research center, said the forum would highlight medical errors in focusing on the prevention of these complications and their treatment and exchange of local and international experiences through the participation of local stakeholders and international specialists.
On Thursday, March 28, 2019, the Chair of the Forum Organizing Committee attended a medical exhibition and added a public awareness day in the lobby of the King Faisal Hospital North Tower in Riyadh, with the aim of to raise awareness of the culture of health. The disease and its complications in the community.
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"We have developed a strategic plan to combat it and provide a distinguished level of care
Dr. Majid Al Fayadh, General Manager of the General Establishment of the Hospital and the King Faisal Specialized Research Center, confirmed that the latest reports published by the Saudi National Cancer Registry revealed 1465 cases of cancer colorectal over a year. This type of cancer is second in terms of the number of common cancers in the kingdom after breast cancer.
This occurred when opening on Sunday 17 Rajab 1440H corresponding to 24 March 2018, the Saudi International Forum on Colorectal Diseases organized by the Department of Surgery of King Faisal Specialty Hospital, where 48 speakers, including 8 international speakers, 10 scientific sessions and 50 conferences.
Dr. Al Fayyad explained that the hospital and the King Faisal Research Center have been working for more than 40 years on the development and implementation of colorectal cancer diagnosis and treatment programs. In cooperation with King Saud University under the umbrella of the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties, which allowed 17 students to graduate. You will be informed of this program.
Dr. Fayyad discussed the establishment of a colorectal disease registry at the King Faisal Hospital and Research Center in Riyadh, which is the only registry that serves families affected by this type of illness. Emphasizing that it is an important step to help families avoid colorectal cancer and to prevent the transmission of these cases between families through prenatal genetic identification, a service provided free to all these families.
For his part, Dr. Alaa Abdul-Jabbar, chair of the Forum's organizing committee and colorectal surgery consultant at Riyadh's King Faisal hospital and specialized research center, said the forum would highlight medical errors in focusing on the prevention of these complications and their treatment and exchange of local and international experiences through the participation of local stakeholders and international specialists.
On Thursday, March 28, 2019, the Chair of the Forum Organizing Committee attended a medical exhibition and added a public awareness day in the lobby of the King Faisal Hospital North Tower in Riyadh, with the aim of to raise awareness of the culture of health. The disease and its complications in the community.
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