News DeskRiyadh, Saudi Arabia – A team of doctors from Makkah, Saudi Arabia, has made history at the prestigious Geneva International Exhibition of Inventions 2024. The team showcased an impressive display of innovation, winning gold, silver, and bronze medals for all five inventions they presented.
This achievement underscores the dedication of Saudi Arabia’s healthcare sector to progress and research. It also highlights the exceptional talent within the country’s medical community, whose inventions have the potential to revolutionize healthcare globally.
The award roll began with Dr. Tawfiq Siraj’s gold medal-winning invention, a minimally invasive treatment for recurrent shoulder dislocation. This innovative approach could potentially reduce pain and improve function for countless patients.
Dr. Maryam Turkistani also clinched a gold medal for her breakthrough that utilizes nanotechnology to deliver chemotherapy directly to cancer cells. This could potentially minimize side effects and enhance treatment effectiveness.
Ms. Ibtisam Kireri was awarded a silver medal for her smart blood bank refrigerator. The device employs sensors to meticulously monitor temperature and humidity, ensuring optimal blood storage conditions.
Dr. Ahmed Al Sharif won a silver medal for his smart respiratory device. The device provides medical professionals with real-time data on heart rate, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation – crucial metrics for patient assessment and treatment decisions.
Finally, Dr. Ahmed Al Dhabeani was awarded a bronze medal for his invention – a flexible cover vest that upholds patient privacy during medical procedures, offering a lightweight and breathable solution.
This remarkable achievement by the Saudi medical team is a testament to the country’s commitment to healthcare innovation and research. Their inventions have the potential to make significant contributions to global healthcare.
