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SIUT to host global workshop on paeds surgery from today

KARACHI: Internationally renowned paediatric urologists are meeting in the city on September 23, to discuss congenital urinary disorders, which are commonly found among male infants of developing countries. A three-day workshop and interactive discussion exercise is organised by the Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT). Globally renowned surgeons, who are going to be part of the…

SIUT to host global workshop on paeds surgery from today

Karachi will host a global workshop on pediatric surgery beginning September 23rd. The three-day event, organized by the Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT), will focus on congenital urinary disorders prevalent in male infants across developing nations. Esteemed surgeons from around the world, including Dr Warren T. Snodgrass, Dr Nicol C. Bush, Dr Gianantonio Manzoni, and Dr Philip G. Ransley, have been invited to participate in the deliberations.

These pioneers played crucial roles in revolutionizing surgical approaches for short-term and long-term success, as well as introducing innovative techniques to the Pakistani infant population. Dr Sajid Sultan, who collaborated closely with Dr Manzoni, played a significant role in implementing these techniques in Pakistan.

The workshop aims to showcase and analyze a diverse array of cases reported at SIUT's Children's Hospital. Over 400 surgeons from across Pakistan, as well as other parts of Asia, are anticipated to attend, contributing to the advancement of care for children suffering from hypospadias and other related conditions. This comprehensive workshop seeks to foster collaboration and knowledge-sharing among international experts in pediatric urology to enhance the quality of care provided to children in need.

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