On October 13, 2022, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, the Marketing and Communications department, in collaboration with the paediatric surgery department, held a CME in FMIC auditorium. The paediatric surgery department doctors presented ten presentations over the workshop of a 5-hour session. 62 doctors and nurses from various hospitals attended the session. The following topics are in below:
1. Diagnosis and management of Hirschsprung disease; Dr. Mohammad Tareq Rahimi Paediatric Surgeon
2. Enterocolitis and Hirschsprung disease; Dr. Najatullah Safi Pediatrician consultant
3. Pre-operative Management of Hirschsprung disease; Dr. Abdul Wahab Amanat Paediatric Surgeon
4. Histopathology of Hirschsprung; Types, Methods and results; Dr. Ramin Saadaat Pathologist Consultant
5. Imagining in Hirschsprung Disease; Dr. Sahar Marof Radiologist Consultant
6. Surgery; Pull Through and Colostomy How and When?; Dr. Mohammad Tariq Rahimi
7. Rare type of Hirschsprung disease; Dr. Hassebur Rahman Pediatric Surgeon
8. Hirschsprung Vs Constipation Dr. Mohammad Tariq Rahimi Pediatric Surgeons
9. Challenging cases of Hirschsprung disease; Dr. Rohullah Haris and Dr. Amin Shinwari Paediatric Surgery 2nd year Residents
10. Nursing care of A Hirschsprung disease child; Said Masood Agha senior Nurse FMIC
11. Prognosis of Hirschsprung disease; Dr. Mohammad Tariq Rahimi Paediatric Surgeon Consultant
The topics included: Introduction of Hirschsprung, classification, clinical presentation, enterocolitis, complications, associated conditions, anorectal manometry, Rectal Biopsy, differential diagnosis, recto-sigmoid ratio, micro colon, Hirschsprung Disease Types, ultrashort segment disease, X-ray findings of HD, CT scan, differential diagnosis, meconium ileus, patient's condition before surgery, history of the disease. radiological examination, an abdominal x-ray (supine), lab examination, operative findings, management challenges, and treatment.
They also briefed about Hirschsprung disease, which is a developmental disorder of the intrinsic component of the enteric nervous system that is characterized by the absence of ganglion cells in the myenteric and submucosal plexuses of the distal intestine. It is characterized by the absence of ganglion cells in the myenteric and submucosal plexuses of the intestine. In 5% to 10% of cases, it can involve the entire colon or even a significant amount of the small intestine.
At the end of the sessions, the certificates were also distributed to the participants.
