مدي 1 تي في : أطباء مغاربة يثيرون حماس النشطاء بتقنية جديدة لجراحة العيون - 09/11/2024
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00:00Welcome to a new episode of Net Friends, the show that drew your attention to social media this week, and you interacted with it in the virtual world. We are going down to the real world.
00:20Moroccan doctors presented a new, innovative, and new technology that allows the removal of white blood cells more easily and safely than the 20,000 Moroccans may see.
00:49This innovation was presented by a team of Moroccan doctors during the European Eye Medicine Conference, which recently met in Barcelona, where a scientific film was presented on these technologies, with the aim of sharing them with eye doctors from a large number of countries around the world.
01:05The new technology is a kind of transplant in eye surgery, which reduces the complexity of traditional operations and limits the complications, allowing for better results in advanced cases.
01:19This development reflects the level of progress in Moroccan medicine, which meets European standards and responds to the increasing needs of the population due to the deterioration of society and the increase in cases of injury.
01:31This innovation attracted widespread interest and spread quickly on social media platforms, where Moroccan activists expressed their great pride in the achievements of the national medical staff.
01:47Zekaria wrote, we are very proud of these things. We hope that the operating costs will be affordable for Moroccans.
02:00Alfreda wrote, God bless them. God willing, Morocco will enter the world of medical and cosmetic tourism.
02:10We have with us Professor Mohsen Albaqali, a specialist in eye medicine.
02:14Professor, welcome to our show.
02:16You presented a team of Moroccan doctors during the European Eye Medicine Conference, which recently met in Barcelona.
02:23You presented a new technical innovation that allows the removal of white water, which is known as gelala, with an easier and safer surgery, which may restore the sight of 20,000 Moroccans.
02:36This innovation generated a wave of enthusiastic interaction on social media platforms.
02:41You certainly drew the attention of internet experts with this innovation, Professor.
02:48First of all, thank you for the invitation.
02:51On a fair level, I think that Moroccan doctors should be nominated in general, and in all the content provided by Moroccan doctors in the free and public sectors.
03:04Because Morocco is a leading country in the field of health care.
03:10And thank God, Moroccan doctors are at a high level, as you presented.
03:15For example, the number of Moroccan eye doctors is less than 1,200.
03:22I am a specialist in eye diseases and surgeries.
03:25Now, we have an advantage in all types of eye surgery in Morocco.
03:31And for more than 20 years, there has been no reason to make us, as Moroccan patients, move abroad to treat eye diseases.
03:42And this is what we are proud of in Morocco.
03:45And this innovation, as you presented, is the result of other innovations made by Moroccan doctors in the eyes and other eyes,
03:54which they do day and night, in order to train and provide medical services.
03:59That's right, and this is what social media experts confirmed, that they are proud of their national medical skills.
04:06You are a professor of this new technology.
04:09What is new in it, and what makes it different from traditional methods of treatment?
04:19It should be noted that glaucoma, in general, or white water, or cataract, is the most widespread disease in the world,
04:33with all the specialties in the eye.
04:36As I presented to you, the shock made that glaucoma and cataract are the first diseases that claim a surgical operation worldwide.
04:46There are more than 50 billion operations worldwide, and in Morocco, there are more than 200,000 glaucoma operations.
04:53Glaucoma surgery, in the history of this operation, has witnessed many developments for centuries.
05:01And the magic of the vocal folds, or phocomucification,
05:05which is the best surgical technique in the world so far.
05:13And in Morocco, there are more than 200,000 glaucoma operations per year.
05:17We have shown this in the past, in the European conference in Barcelona,
05:25that in some cases, in Morocco, unfortunately, patients come at an early stage,
05:29and have other diseases with them.
05:32It is called the French capsule surgery,
05:37which is a simple surgery,
05:39with glaucoma, in addition to other diseases with it.
05:42It makes the operation more complicated,
05:45and sometimes it is found that the glaucoma surgery
05:48requires a small opening of two millimeters,
05:52to an opening that does not exceed ten millimeters.
05:55So the technique allows, in some cases,
05:57to avoid having a large incision.
06:01But it is possible to have a small opening,
06:04with a micro-incision,
06:06with this modification, with this simple change,
06:09that we have seen in the phocomucification technique.
06:12What is the source of this?
06:14We have heard that it was used in small openings,
06:18two millimeters,
06:20with no extra cost for the patient,
06:24but the method of dealing with this glaucoma is different.
06:29I can't explain it to you in detail.
06:32The technical and medical issue,
06:34of course, you know its details,
06:38but what are the networks,
06:40especially those who have witnessed this innovation?
06:43As we saw in some comments,
06:45it is the cost of materials.
06:47As you said,
06:49the cost will not increase,
06:51or is there hope that the cost of materials,
06:54such as these surgeries, will be less?
06:57It is possible that there is an economic impact on the patient,
07:01because if not for this surgery,
07:03they will have to do another surgery,
07:05which will be more expensive.
07:07And as you know,
07:09when we do glaucoma surgery,
07:11or suture points,
07:13the convergence is long.
07:15The patient has to be in a clean state,
07:18for two days,
07:20without work,
07:22without being productive.
07:25If we do glaucoma surgery,
07:27it will take two or three days.
07:30The issue of glaucoma will be an economic process,
07:33but after any innovation,
07:35a new technology,
07:37the next step may be
07:39to spread this technology
07:41to a wider area in Morocco,
07:43and why not in other countries?
07:45What is new at this stage?
07:47Indeed, the question arises.
07:49Here in Rabat,
07:51we work with universities
07:53that are open to all,
07:55thanks to God.
07:57As you know,
07:59from the College of Medicine
08:01to the College of Medicine,
08:03in Rabat,
08:05we work in the field of glaucoma,
08:07with several universities,
08:09including the Rabat International University,
08:11in Rabat,
08:13which has glaucoma,
08:15which is called an international diploma
08:17of glaucoma surgery.
08:19We work with Moroccans,
08:21and we work in the field of glaucoma surgery
08:23in modern countries.
08:25We have a diploma in glaucoma surgery,
08:27and as you know,
08:29there are specialized fields,
08:31and there are university centers
08:33of the public state
08:35that are preparing
08:37a great effort
08:39to create students
08:41with glaucoma technology.
08:43We want to make sure
08:45that it is respected,
08:47that it has an economy,
08:49and that it does not cost
08:51anything
08:53and that it enters the field of work
08:55immediately after surgery.
08:57As a final question,
08:59Professor,
09:01this invention,
09:03as we saw in the comments
09:05on the internet,
09:07many of them consider it a development
09:09in the treatment
09:11of glaucoma.
09:13How will it affect
09:15the level of ophthalmology
09:17in Morocco in the future?
09:19To be honest,
09:21the word revolution
09:23is a bit exaggerated.
09:25As we say in Arabic,
09:27it is a ten-fold
09:29difference.
09:31As we say,
09:33it is a technical variant.
09:35It is a technology
09:37that has been around
09:39for more than 50 years.
09:41We made a simple modification,
09:43but the benefit is huge.
09:45It is an innovation.
09:51How will it affect
09:53the level of ophthalmology
09:55in Morocco?
09:57Of course,
09:59especially for doctors
10:01in the field of ophthalmology.
10:03It is easy to operate,
10:05it is not complicated.
10:07Doctors in the field of ophthalmology
10:09have confidence in themselves
10:11and have confidence
10:13in the ophthalmologists
10:15who treat glaucoma
10:17with ease.
10:19It is not complicated.
10:23Thank you,
10:25Dr. Mohsen Bekali.
10:35An international team
10:37discovered the oldest evidence
10:39of medical use of herbs
10:41in the world.
10:43Its history dates back
10:45to 15,000 years.
10:47It was published in Nature,
10:49according to the National Institute
10:51for Archaeology and Heritage,
10:53which is affiliated
10:55with the Ministry of Youth,
10:57Culture and Communication.
10:59Among these herbs is a plant
11:01called Ephedra,
11:03which was discovered
11:05in a cave
11:07dedicated to the burial
11:09of a group of humans
11:11in the ancient Stone Age.
11:13It is estimated to be
11:1522,000 years old.
11:17It reveals a precise knowledge
11:19of the chemical properties
11:21used in the treatment
11:23of colds,
11:25dryness and pain relief.
11:27The team behind this achievement
11:29includes researchers
11:31from the National Institute for Archaeology
11:33and Heritage,
11:35the University of Oxford,
11:37the University of Max Planck
11:39in Germany,
11:41the University of Las Palmas
11:43and the Center for Archaeology
11:45in Germany.
11:47This discovery adds
11:49to the history of the cave
11:51of Haman Pitafogalt,
11:53which has previously witnessed
11:55the oldest surgical operation
11:57in the world,
11:59and is 15,000 years old.
12:01Studies have shown
12:03that the patient survived
12:05for thousands of years,
12:07and they were amazed
12:09by this amazing evidence
12:11of the advanced knowledge
12:13of ancient societies
12:15that preceded
12:17the modern Stone Age
12:19by thousands of years.
12:21They expressed their amazement
12:23and admiration
12:25at the accuracy
12:27of the use of herbs
12:29for medical plants.
12:31Hanan wrote
12:33that the cave of Haman Pitafogalt
12:35is one of the oldest caves
12:37in the world.
12:39Yusuf wrote
12:41that the oldest civilization
12:43in human history
12:45should be a tourist attraction
12:47for cultural tourism
12:49and its introduction.
12:51Zadoua wrote
12:53that Morocco is an ancient country
12:55in history.
12:57Dr. Abdelkhalik Ramdani,
12:59a doctor specializing
13:01in the history of Morocco,
13:03said that he was amazed
13:05by the internet
13:07and the latest social media
13:09activities.
13:11He commented
13:13on the great interaction
13:15on social media
13:17with this kind
13:19of historical discoveries.
13:21As we know,
13:23the history of Morocco
13:25has increased
13:27in terms of population,
13:29as we know.
13:31Of course,
13:33as I mentioned before,
13:35the Moroccan man
13:37lived in Morocco,
13:39but at the time
13:41he was at the level
13:43of science
13:45and development
13:47compared to the time
13:49he was there.
13:51Of course,
13:53the use of herbs
13:55and plants
13:57is a natural feature
13:59of Morocco.
14:01This is a proof
14:03that the Moroccan man
14:05was interested
14:07in hunting
14:09and hunting
14:11animals.
14:13Of course,
14:15plants were used
14:17to feed
14:19him.
14:21This is the basis.
14:23However,
14:25we still have a long way
14:27to go
14:29in terms of the use
14:31of herbs.
14:33Perhaps,
14:35the future
14:37will tell us
14:39that the use
14:41of herbs
14:43is older
14:45than the history
14:47of this field.
14:49We have reached
14:5115,000 years.
14:53to 15,000 years, if we want to simplify it for the recipient, what does it mean and what is its importance in the history of natural medicine?
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26:03I would like to thank the media and the team.
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26:33I would like to thank the media and the team.
26:43This is the end of this week.