Erbil, December 1, 2023 – The highlight of Dr. Mohamed Magdy El-Najjar’s recent visit to Erbil was his participation as a keynote speaker at the American College of Surgeons (ACS) Conference, held on November 30 and December 1.
Dr. El-Najjar delivered the conference's keynote lecture, focusing on advanced techniques for treating anal fistulas using FiLaC (Fistula-tract Laser Closure) and V.A.A.F.T. (Video-Assisted Anal Fistula Treatment). During the presentation, he provided a detailed overview of modern technologies in this field, highlighting the latest scientific developments, including the integration of innovative materials and advanced methodologies that enhance surgical success rates and minimize complications. Furthermore, Dr. El-Najjar discussed the positive outcomes of these techniques in improving recovery rates and reducing post-operative risks, backed by the most prominent recent studies and research in colorectal surgery.

Advancing Knowledge and International Scientific Collaboration
Dr. El-Najjar’s participation in this international conference represents a significant contribution to knowledge sharing and the promotion of global scientific communication in the field of surgery. Recognized as one of the leading global experts in this specialization, his lecture garnered substantial attention from attendees, sparking engaging discussions and an exchange of expertise regarding the latest advancements in anal fistula management.
Comprehensive Medical Care and Patient Outreach
As part of his four-day visit to Erbil, Dr. El-Najjar also dedicated two full days to providing direct clinical care, conducting medical examinations, and performing surgeries for a large number of his patients in Iraq. This hands-on initiative contributed significantly to improving patient outcomes and elevating the standard of specialized healthcare in the region.
Through both his active academic participation in the conference and his dedicated clinical work, Dr. El-Najjar’s visit marks a major milestone in promoting healthcare excellence and transferring medical expertise to the region.

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