Hodeidah:The Eighth Scientific Conference on Plastic, Reconstructive and Burn Surgery is set to commence tomorrow in Hodeidah Governorate. Organized by the Yemeni Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Burn Surgeons, in collaboration with the National Center for Burn Treatment and Plastic Surgery and the Al-Thawra General Hospital Authority, the conference will run under the slogan "Towards Safe and Sustainable Plastic Surgery."
According to Yemen News Agency, the conference will span two days and feature participation from local, Arab, and international experts. A total of 34 scientific papers and lectures will be discussed, focusing on the latest advancements and technologies in reconstructive surgery, intensive care for burn victims, and precision plastic surgeries. The event aims to facilitate the exchange of expertise among specialists at various levels, thereby enhancing healthcare quality and treatment outcomes for burn patients.
Conference Chairwoman Dr. Jamila Al-Sunbani highlighted the conference's objectives, which include strengthening scientific research, promoting continuous medical education, and surgical training. The event also aims to support the implementation of global standards for quality and patient safety, foster scientific partnerships, and raise community awareness on burn prevention and initial handling strategies.
Dr. Yahya Al-Siyaghi, President of the Society and Executive Director of the National Center for Burn Treatment and Plastic Surgery, emphasized the conference's role as a scientific and medical platform crucial for adapting to global developments and overcoming challenges to deliver optimal healthcare. He noted that the conference will cover themes such as burn surgery, reconstructive surgery, modern cosmetic procedures, and advanced wound care technologies.
Furthermore, Dr. Al-Siyaghi mentioned that the scientific papers will explore the latest methods in anesthesia, critical care, therapeutic nutrition, rehabilitation after burns, and evidence-based medical practices. The conference will serve as a venue for bridging the gap between theoretical research and practical clinical applications.
