Sunderland Royal Heart Doctors Live-Stream Two Operations Worldwide
Sunderland heart surgeons showcased live operations to a global audience, enhancing medical education.
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Sunderland: Last week, heart surgeons at Sunderland Royal Hospital live-streamed two operations. They performed a procedure called percutaneous coronary intervention. This was shared with a conference in London and viewers worldwide.
The operations treated narrowed arteries, which can cause heart attacks. Consultant Dr. Nick Jenkins led the team. He mentioned it was their first time participating in such an event, marking a significant achievement for the team.
Dr. Jenkins emphasized the importance of sharing their work. The live stream allowed colleagues to watch in real-time and later review the procedures. He thanked the patients for their participation and the team for their efforts.
The hospital’s Cath Labs are equipped for complex heart procedures. Dr. Jenkins noted that sharing knowledge is crucial for improving patient care. They aim to inspire others in the field to enhance their practices.
After the event, David Hildick-Smith, President of the British Cardiovascular Intervention Society, praised the team. He commended their professionalism and the educational value of the live stream.
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