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Department of General Surgery
The branch was founded in 1987. It supervises a group of theoretical and clinical courses for undergraduate students from the third to the sixth year. The branch consists of the following subdivisions:

• General surgery • Fractures and joints • Urosurgery • Diagnostic radiology • Neurosurgery • Thoracic and blood vessels surgery • Ophthalmology • Ear, nose and throat surgery • Plastic surgery and burns • Anaesthesia and intensive care • Pediatric surgery
 
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Surgical removal of a dermoid cyst from the lumbar spinal canal.

Surgical Removal of a Dermoid Cyst from the Lumbar Spinal Canal A 54-year-old patient suffering from lower limb weakness and urinary retention due to compression of the lumbar nerves caused by an expanding dermoid cyst extending from the L2 vertebra to the S2 vertebra underwent surgery. The procedure involved opening the lumbar vertebrae and completely excising the cyst along with its contents while ensuring the preservation of nerve integrity. The patient showed significant improvement immediately after the surgery and was discharged in excellent health after a few days, thanks to Allah.

The surgery lasted approximately 4 continuous hours.


**Team:**
- Prof. Dr. Ihsan Subhi Al-Baldawi, Consultant Neurosurgeon, Al-Nahrain College of Medicine
- Dr. Sumaya Alwan, Consultant Anesthesiologist
- Dr. Haider Fadhil, Senior Resident in Neurosurgery
- Dr. Mustafa Talib, Senior Resident in Neurosurgery
- Faiq Maki, Anesthesia Assistant
- Sarah, Surgical Assistant
- Sakeena, Surgical Assistant



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A lecture on cerebral artery anomalies.

Professor Dr. Abdul Ameer Jassim Mohammed will deliver a lecture on cerebral artery anomalies in the operating room lecture hall of Saad Al-Watari Hospital for Neurological Sciences to Iraqi Board students at various stages on July 11, 2024, from 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM before surgeries commence.

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