Brigadier General at Jordan Armed Forces, General Surgery Jordanian board certificate exam 2003, Colorectal Surgery Jordanian board certificate exam 2015, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, Member of the American Society of Colorectal Surgeons, Fellowship in colorectal surgery St Mark's hospital Harrow UK. 25 years experience in general and colorectal surgery.
Extensive experience in minimal invasive colorectal surgery mainly for malignancy, pelvic exenteration procedures, pilonidal sinus disease, anal diseases (fistulas, hemorrhoids, fissures), IBD and incisional hernias.
In this informal talk Dr. Uraiqat will be answering questions and giving some advice to residents about colorectal surgery. He will start by revising one of the most complex topics which is how to get into the pelvis. The best way to face it is to model the sigmoid colon and look for the mesenteric artery. Dr. Uraiqat highlights the importance of using colonoscopy as a tool to detect cancer and its malignancy. He points out that there are not many overweight patients, which means that surgeons need not avoid any technique. During this session, viewers will be able to ask questions about crucial steps in Anal Rectal Reconstruction. They will discuss making a flap in the rectus abdominis muscle to avoid potential perineal eventration in the event of abdominoperineal amputation. At the end of the sessions, he will give tips & tricks to dissect the rectum anteriorly at the prostatic region and advice to avoid bleeding complications.
Published
Jun 2022
This webinar will be a masterclass on how to perform a step-by-step Laparoscopic Right Colectomy with the main objective of avoiding bleeding complications. Dr. Ahmad Uraiqat points out that it is crucial to clearly identify the anatomical layers and planes and become familiar with vascular anatomy and its possible variations in the colon. He also highlights correct and effective traction and exposure combined with efficient participation of all team members. Not only does the colon have a highly variable anatomy, but it also includes areas such as Henle’s venous trunk variation. When it comes to Laparoscopic Colectomy, surgery staff includes a surgeon and an assistant. These procedures must be started using 2 twelve- millimeter trocars for the camera and 2 five-millimeter trocars for the surgeon. In the first steps, It is important to identify the right ureter and the gonadal. It includes the third part of the duodenum and uncinated process. The dissection will start from the transverse colon mesentery between the right and left branches of middle colic vessels down over and to the left of SMA and SMV.
With Johnson & Johnson MedTech
Published
Mar 2022
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