Nazik Hammad Spotlights Moawia Elhassan’s Study on Hepato-Biliary Surgery Amid Armed Conflict
Nazik Hammad, Medical Oncologist and professor at St. Michael’s Hospital, University of Toronto, shared a post on LinkedIn by Moawia Mohammed Ali Elhassan, adding:
“Much needed spotlight on surgery during armed conflicts. Indeed resilience in crisis in Sudan. Not much is published about surgery during African conflicts.
Given the high burden of hepatology-biliary disease in Africa, this paper is particularly significant.
Congratulations Moawia Mohammed Ali Elhassan and colleagues.”
Quoting Moawia Mohammed Ali Elhassan‘s post:
“A Beacon of Hope Amid Armed Conflict: New Article on Sudan’s Healthcare Resilience
Our recent work, published in the World Journal of Surgery, is a testament to the incredible resilience of Sudan’s medical community.
It details how the Ministry of Health and the National Center of Gastroenterology and Hepatobiliary Disease adapted and established critical Hepato‐Pancreatic‐Biliary services for patients despite the ongoing conflict.
This essential continuity of care was made possible by the remarkable efforts of our front-line healthcare heroes.”
Title: Resilience in Crisis: The Impact of Armed Conflict on Hepato-Pancreatic-Biliary Services in Sudan and the Establishment of New Centers
Authors: Mohamed Gismalla, Moawia Elhassan, Elfatih Abdelrahim, Walid Abdelrahim, Mohammed Ali
Read The Full Article on Wilry Online Library.
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