Fifty Experts Convene for 8th International Symposium on Live Endoscopy
Dr. Abed Al-Lehibi, chair of the organizing committee and chief of gastroenterology and endoscopy at King Fahad Medical City, emphasized that the symposium included the real-time transmission of 60 medical cases. These livestreamed cases allowed specialists to discuss procedures as they were performed, facilitating immediate knowledge exchange and the adoption of innovative medical techniques.
The program covered key areas such as pancreatic endoscopy, ultrasound endoscopy, and advanced polyp removal, reinforcing the highest standards of medical practice. The Riyadh Second Health Cluster enabled live broadcasts from King Fahad Medical City's operating rooms, allowing specialists to engage with the latest diagnostic and treatment methods in real time.
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