In a move that reinforces the status of Ain Shams University as a leading regional hub, the Interventional Radiology and Neurointerventional Unit at the Faculty of Medicine welcomed the internationally renowned expert Ansgar Berlis, Professor and Head of Interventional Radiology and Neurointervention, and one of the most prominent global figures in this field.
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This visit comes as part of the department’s ongoing scientific activities and aims to open new horizons for international collaboration and the exchange of the latest scientific insights.
The visit featured an intensive agenda, during which Prof. Berlis toured the unit to explore the advanced technologies used in diagnosing and treating brain and vascular diseases. The visit also included a series of productive scientific lectures, where the global expert engaged with the Egyptian medical team to discuss the latest international treatment protocols and cutting-edge advancements in complex neurointerventional procedures.
International recognition of Egyptian medical expertise
For his part, Prof. Berlis expressed his admiration for the advanced medical standards he observed at the unit, praising the integration of modern equipment with highly skilled medical professionals. He affirmed that what he witnessed reflects a significant leap in Egypt’s healthcare system, emphasizing the importance of sustaining such scientific collaboration to enhance patient care and further develop healthcare systems globally.
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This hosting reflects Ain Shams University’s strategy of engaging with international expertise and supporting scientific research in specialized medical fields. Such engagements serve as a cornerstone for developing young physicians’ skills and keeping them updated with the latest global advancements, ensuring the delivery of healthcare services that meet international standards.
At the conclusion of the event, the department and university administration extended their sincere appreciation to Prof. Amr Mahmoud, Head of the Unit, as well as to all medical, administrative, and support staff for their dedicated efforts in organizing this distinguished event.