General Surg / Robotic CMRDr. Mahmoud Tabbal
The journey of FUH and Robotics (100 surgeries done)Dr. Omer Derwish
The Robotic Revolution in Jordan: A New Era of Surgical Precision and Patient CareDr. Riad Abdeljalil, MD
Versius Robot Assisted Radical ProstatectomyDr. Hosam Al-Oudah
UAE's Journey in Organ DonationMs. Maria Paula Gomez
UAE's Journey in Organ Transplantations and surgical innovationsDr. Ali AbdulKareem Alobaidi
18 Years of Transplant Excellence: From Vision to Innovation and LeadershipDr. Mohammed Alqahtani
The latest advances in kidney transplantationDr. Abdelasset Elawassy
Complex breast surgeryDr. Serife Simsek
Liver oncologyDr. Mahmoud Tabbal
Complex Pediatric SurgeryDr. Abid Quddus Qazi
Specialty Vascular SurgeryDr. Mohammed Raafat Okeleh
Specialty Cardiac SurgeryDr. Heyman Luckraz
Pre-operative cardiac preparationDr. Alaeldin Eltom
Preoperative Diabetic optimizationDr. Ahmedb Abdul Karim Hassoun
Preoperative anesthesia optimizationDr. Khaled Balah
Sport Medicine - SurgeryDr. Philippe Landreau
Trauma orthoDr. Ahmed Raouf Elsayad
Robotic Joint Replacement in the context of patient outcomeDr. Uwe Nellessen
Robotic Surgery in Cranial and Skull Base NeurosurgeryProf. Francesco Doglietto
Advanced Neurosurgery techniques / 3D reconstructionProf. Andre Giacomelli Leal
Laser Therapy/LITT sessionDr. Jibril Farah
Spinal cord stimulation/neuromodulation in paraplegic patientsDr. Tommaso Tufo
Innovation and Advances in Modern Spine Surgery: Expanding the Horizons of Minimally Invasive Techniques and Life-Changing ProceduresDr. Eslam Darwish
Complex Hand Surgery (Hand Trauma)Dr. Mohammed Mostafa Mohammed Elmahy
Complex plastic surgery cases: achievements and lessons learnedDr. Ziyad AlharbiA forward-looking, multidisciplinary panel bringing together experts to explore how robotics, artificial intelligence and emerging technologies may reshape surgery over the next decade. Beginning with a brief "My Specialty in 2035" perspective from each surgeon, the discussion will explore which procedures may become robotic, the evolving role of AI and autonomous surgery, the skills future surgeons will need, and-most importantly-what must remain uniquely human. The panel will bring the patient voice directly into the conversation, asking an essential question: As surgery becomes increasingly technological, how do we ensure it remains deeply human? The session will conclude with one defining question to every panellist: "In 2035, what should success in robotic surgery look like?"
PanelistDr. Salem Alkaabi
PanelistDr. Fatima El Zahra
PanelistDr. Hayat Khan
PanelistDr. Bassema Jamal Eddin