2017- Tipaza Mission: Urology malformation

I Strategic objectives:

  1. Promote institutional collaborative efforts 

  2. Promote a Peer-to-peer interaction and exchange

  3. Foster global talent in healthcare and collective impact approach in addressing complex medical cases

  4. Open communication channels between healthcare professionals in the US and their counterparts in Algeria

  5. Launch Exchange programs (Visitors, students, scholars) in Healthcare between the U.S. and Algeria

II    Clinical Objectives:  ​

    Consultation, Screening, Diagnosis, treatment plan​

a. Adult pathologies:

  • Genital Prolapse​

  • Cystocele​

  • Complex Fistula Vesico-Vaginal 

  • Incontinence​

b. Children Pahtologies​

  • Hypospadias anterieurs et posterieur (Recidives)​

  • Urethroplatie par greffe de muqueuse Buccale​

  • Diverticule de Hutch​

  • Maladie de la junction Pyelo-ureterale sur rien ectopique​

  • Cycstostomie chirurgicale​

IIIAcademic Objectives:​

  1. Empowering/Training the operating Room Staff and creating a strong culture of safety in OR, Presented by Diane Noyes​

  2. Care of the newborn with Bladder Extrophy, presented by Dr. Brian Venderbrink​

  3. Pelvic floor Dysfunction and adult reconstructive surgical technique (Female incontinence), presented by Dr. Ayman Mahdy​

  4. Pediatric Reoperative Hypospadias Strategies, presented by Pr.Reddy Pramod​

  5. Advanced of pediatric anesthesia and regional anesthesia for urological procedures, presented by Dr. Kandil     Ali​

  6. Breaking Myths surrounding BCG therapy for Bladder Cancer, presented by Dr. Fady Bitchini​

  7. Ureteroscopy for Urinary stocne in Children; Is it Safe choice? Presented by Dr. Asli​

 

Conclusion

There was a total of 250 patients seen, 21 were treated including 7 adults and 14 children. 50 patients were diagnosed with Bladder exstrophies and were referred to the next mission as the second phase of Mission Tipasa. In order to help with the efficiency, the Cincinnati team brought a number of Medical supplies as well as an Urodynamic equipment. ​Too many people queued long before registration lines were open on all four days.​

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Letter From Pr. Pramod

Good Morning Team,

I hope that all of you have returned home safely by now and that each of you is well and resting up from your travels.

On behalf of the entire Cincinnati Team – I wanted to say a heartfelt ‘Thank you’, we each had an amazing time being part of …

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Alhurra newspaper :  

 http://www.alhurra.com/a/algeria-usa-doctors/358355.html

US medical team Cincinnati in Actionhttps://youtu.be/9LmiLMFujf4

Dr. Pramod giving adviceshttps://fb.watch/2RxH3eaU4s/ 

https://fb.watch/2RxL6wNmAH/

Dr. Pramod training Algerian Doctors :

 https://fb.watch/2RxMRngA6F/

                                                            https://fb.watch/2RymYiyAQn/

                                                            https://fb.watch/2RyIztAW68/

                                                            https://fb.watch/2RyLvDvVRC/

Before going to Algeria:                 https://fb.watch/2RyP3AHcxH/

 Dr. Brian Vanderbrink:                  https://fb.watch/2RylqyBIZg/ 

  https://fb.watch/2RyGbcme7d/