The Dakahlia Liver Patients Care Association and the Egyptian Liver Hospital in Sherbin concluded the activities of the specialized training course on "Emergency Medicine Radiology Course," with wide participation from physicians, interns, and physiotherapists. The course was organized as part of the Association and Hospital's commitment to supporting continuing medical education and enhancing the capabilities of healthcare professionals.

The course was delivered by Dr. Ahmed Kamal (FRCEM, FRCS), a Fellow of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine and the Royal College of Surgeons in the United Kingdom, and an Emergency Medicine Consultant at Hampshire Hospitals in the UK. He presented an intensive scientific program combining theoretical foundations with practical application, highlighting the latest international practices in emergency radiology diagnosis.

The course covered several key scientific topics, including the interpretation of upper and lower limb X-rays, the diagnosis of spinal injuries, pediatric emergency radiology, and maxillofacial injuries. It also focused on improving the accuracy of medical assessment and reducing the risk of misdiagnosis.

The training sessions witnessed significant interaction among participants through discussions of real-life clinical cases, contributing to strengthening their practical experience and enhancing their medical decision-making skills in emergency departments.

The management of the Egyptian Liver Hospital emphasized that organizing such events is part of its strategy to transfer international expertise to local medical professionals and improve the quality of healthcare services provided to patients. The hospital also reaffirmed its commitment to continuing to organize specialized training programs and conferences, recognizing that investing in medical professionals is a fundamental pillar for the development of the healthcare system.