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The medical staff at Al-Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah's cardiology department was able to save the life of a patient in his seventies after his heart muscle stopped functioning, thanks to God's mercy and guidance. The team gave emergency care to the patient, who had shortness of breath and irregular heartbeats, which had led to heart muscle failure. They resuscitated the patient with CPR and electrical shocks before diagnosing him with an echocardiogram and an electrocardiogram (ECG), which revealed that he had a general weakening in his cardiac muscle, an ejection fraction of 25%, and frequent ventricular fibrillation.
Following a clinical examination and further diagnostic procedures, the patient was brought to the intensive care unit (ICU) and was given drugs to strengthen his cardiac muscle. Dr. Mohammed Abdel-Shafi and Dr. Ahmed Taha, cardiology consultants at Al-Mouwasat Hospitals, made the decision right away to implant a modern heart pacemaker and defibrillator device known as an Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD) to prevent future ventricular fibrillation and strengthen the patient's heart muscle. This little device is implanted in the chest to detect irregular heartbeats and, when required, deliver electrical shocks to restore normal heart rhythms.
The gadget was checked and configured to the patient's cardiac condition after implantation. The success of the treatment was established, and the patient was discharged in excellent condition and ready to continue his usual activities. It is worth noting that these contemporary medical methods are regarded very precise and sophisticated procedures, in keeping with Al-objective Mouwasat's of recruiting highly skilled medical personnel and delivering cutting-edge medical technology and techniques.
Madinah - Mouwasat Hospital
In a remarkable achievement that reflects the advanced surgical expertise and commitment to excellence at Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah, a specialized medical team successfully performed a radical gastrectomy to remove an advanced stomach tumor in a 70-year-old female patient who had been suffering from severe fatigue, significant weight loss, and persistent vomiting—unable to consume even water or juice.
The patient was referred from another hospital for feeding tube placement. Upon arrival, her case was immediately reviewed by a multidisciplinary medical committee led by Dr. Ahmed Al-Husseini, Consultant of General Surgery and Oncology, with participation from specialists in gastroenterology, endoscopy, diagnostic radiology, and oncology.
After conducting essential investigations, including multi-slice CT scans and endoscopic biopsy, the team decided on urgent surgical intervention to remove the tumor.
The complex surgery involved:
Following five days of intensive care, the patient gradually regained strength and was able to eat orally for the first time in over a month—a milestone in her recovery journey. She was discharged in excellent health, marking a significant success for the surgical team.
This achievement underscores Mouwasat Hospital’s dedication to providing advanced medical care using cutting-edge technology and highly skilled professionals, ensuring optimal outcomes even in the most challenging cases.
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.
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.
Madinah - Mouwasat Hospital
In a remarkable achievement that reflects the advanced surgical expertise and commitment to excellence at Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah, a specialized medical team successfully performed a radical gastrectomy to remove an advanced stomach tumor in a 70-year-old female patient who had been suffering from severe fatigue, significant weight loss, and persistent vomiting—unable to consume even water or juice.
The patient was referred from another hospital for feeding tube placement. Upon arrival, her case was immediately reviewed by a multidisciplinary medical committee led by Dr. Ahmed Al-Husseini, Consultant of General Surgery and Oncology, with participation from specialists in gastroenterology, endoscopy, diagnostic radiology, and oncology.
After conducting essential investigations, including multi-slice CT scans and endoscopic biopsy, the team decided on urgent surgical intervention to remove the tumor.
The complex surgery involved:
Following five days of intensive care, the patient gradually regained strength and was able to eat orally for the first time in over a month—a milestone in her recovery journey. She was discharged in excellent health, marking a significant success for the surgical team.
This achievement underscores Mouwasat Hospital’s dedication to providing advanced medical care using cutting-edge technology and highly skilled professionals, ensuring optimal outcomes even in the most challenging cases.
Khobar - Mouwasat Hospital
In a remarkable medical achievement that reflects the readiness of the medical staff and the efficiency of emergency services at Mouwasat Hospital in Khobar, the surgical team led by Dr. Hossam Abter -Consultant of General Surgery, Advanced Laparoscopy, and Robotic Surgery- successfully saved the life of a patient suffering from severe abdominal and systemic poisoning caused by a large stomach wall perforation. The high-risk emergency surgery was performed after midnight.
The patient arrived at the Emergency Room in critical condition, complaining of severe abdominal pain that had persisted for several days, accompanied by low blood pressure and a rapid heartbeat, which required immediate intervention for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Clinical and imaging examinations revealed a large perforation in the stomach wall, leading to leakage of digestive fluids into the abdominal cavity and causing acute poisoning that posed a life-threatening risk.
The patient was urgently transferred to the operating room, where a complex emergency surgery was performed, including:
By the grace of God, the patient’s condition stabilized, and he was discharged from the hospital six days after surgery in good health.
Dr. Hossam Abter emphasized that such cases are among the most critical surgical emergencies, where any delay -even for a few hours-could lead to fatal complications. He confirmed that the readiness of the medical team and the speed of decision-making were decisive factors in the success of the operation.
This achievement highlights Mouwasat Medical Services Company’s commitment to providing comprehensive medical care around the clock, utilizing the latest medical technologies and specialized teams to ensure rapid response and save lives in the most critical moments.
Khobar – Mouwasat Hospital
Mouwasat Hospital continues to reinforce its leadership in advanced surgical care across Saudi Arabia and the Gulf region. Under the expertise of Dr. Hassan Alqumber, Consultant in General Surgery, Chest Surgery, Gastrointestinal Surgery, Endoscopy, and Robotic Surgery, the hospital’s thoracic surgery team is pioneering the use of Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery (VATS) for displaced rib fracture repair. This makes Mouwasat one of the first centers in the region to adopt this latest technique.
This minimally invasive procedure represents a major breakthrough in thoracic surgery, offering patients multiple benefits:
The surgery involves creating small incisions in the chest wall, using a high-definition thoracoscopic camera, and fixing fractured ribs with specialized plates and screws.
Global medical studies confirm that minimally invasive rib fracture repair leads to:
This makes VATS rib fixation a gold standard for managing severe chest injuries and displaced rib fractures.
Dr. Hassan Alqumber is among the first surgeons in Saudi Arabia to integrate this advanced technique into thoracic surgery practices. His extensive experience in general, thoracic, and robotic surgery has delivered exceptional patient outcomes and elevated the hospital’s readiness for complex cases.
He also plays a key role in training surgical teams and advancing clinical skills, reinforcing Mouwasat Hospital’s position as a regional leader in specialized surgical care.
By combining medical expertise with state-of-the-art technology, Mouwasat Hospital is setting new benchmarks in chest trauma management. This initiative reflects the hospital’s commitment to innovative surgical solutions and world-class patient care.
Khobar – Mouwasat Hospital
In a remarkable medical achievement, Mouwasat Hospital Khobar has successfully performed a highly complex cervical spine surgery under the supervision of Dr. Mohammad Anas Sinan – Consultant Neurosurgeon and Spine Surgeon. The procedure involved replacement of the fifth cervical vertebra (C5), decompression of the spinal cord, and 360-degree spinal fixation.
The patient, a 16-year-old teenager, was admitted to the emergency room in critical condition following a severe fall that caused a complete fracture of the fifth cervical vertebra and significant compression on the spinal cord, resulting in total quadriplegia.
Thanks to rapid and precise intervention, the medical team successfully replaced the damaged vertebra, relieved spinal cord compression, and stabilized the spine using advanced fixation techniques. Following surgery, the patient began gradual rehabilitation and recovery of movement in his limbs.
Dr. Mohammad Anas Sinan emphasized that such surgeries are among the most complex and delicate spinal procedures, requiring exceptional expertise and advanced technology to manage spinal cord injuries. He credited the success to the integrated efforts of the surgical team and advanced infrastructure at Mouwasat Hospital Khobar.
This achievement reflects Mouwasat Hospital’s dedication to delivering world-class specialized healthcare, the latest advanced medical technologies, and highly skilled professionals to ensure patient safety and optimal outcomes.
Madinah - Mouwasat Hospital
In a remarkable medical achievement that reflects the advanced surgical capabilities and commitment to excellence at Mouwasat Hospital in Madinah, a specialized surgical team led by Dr. Ahmed Al-Husseini, Consultant of General Surgery and Oncology, successfully performed a radical resection of a massive cecal colon tumor for a 60-year-old female patient.
The patient presented with significant weight loss, chronic lower abdominal pain, bloating, digestive issues, and a persistent feeling of fullness. Upon arrival at the hospital’s Surgery and Oncology Clinic, she underwent a thorough clinical examination and symptom analysis under the supervision of Dr. Al-Husseini, with the collaboration of diagnostic radiology and oncology specialists.
Comprehensive imaging, including multi-slice CT scans, revealed a large mucinous tumor measuring 15 cm at the base of the cecum and appendix, prompting the medical team to proceed with urgent surgical intervention.
The operation involved:
Thanks to the minimally invasive approach and cutting-edge techniques, the patient regained her ability to eat naturally within three days and was discharged in excellent health just four days after surgery.
This success underscores Mouwasat Hospital’s dedication to delivering world-class healthcare, leveraging technology and highly skilled medical teams to achieve optimal outcomes for complex cases.
