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Smith + Nephew
collaborate with Clemenceau
Medical Center (Dubai) to
introduce the CORI Surgical
System
(Dubai, UAE) -
Clemenceau Medical Center
Hospital Dubai (CMC-Dubai)
hosted a reception in honor
of Mr. Roland Diggelmann,
CEO of British multinational
medical equipment
manufacturing company Smith
+ Nephew. Mr. Diggelmann is
on a visit to the UAE to
commemorate Smith + Nephew’s
collaboration with CMC-Dubai
to introduce the CORI
Surgical System – a
state-of-the-art robotics
platform for both total and
partial knee arthroplasty
applications being used for
the very first time anywhere
in Europe, Middle East, and
Africa (EMEA).
The
reception was attended by
renowned Emirati Orthopedic
surgeon and robotic surgery
specialist Dr. Ali Al
Belooshi – with whom CMC
Dubai has partnered to
operate the CORI Surgical
System, making him the first
to perform a
robotic-assisted surgery in
EMEA using CORI’s pioneering
technology – as well as
senior executives of
Clemenceau Medical Center
Hospital including
Mr. Abdulrahman Khansaheb,
Chairman of the Board of
Directors; Dr. Mounes
Kalaawi, Chairman of
Clemenceau Medicine
International (CMI) and
Group CEO of Clemenceau
Medical Center Hospital, and
Mr. Basel Aboujalala,
Managing Director of Middle
East and Africa at Smith +
Nephew.
Chairman of
the Board of Directors
Mr. Abdulrahman Khansaheb,
Clemenceau Medical Center
Hospital Dubai, said, “Our
hospital is already home to
some of the world’s most
advanced and exclusive
surgical devices and medical
technologies, and now with
the addition of CORI, which
practically redefines the
concept of robotic surgery
by allowing for more precise
and minimally invasive
surgical procedures, we
reinforce our reputation as
a pioneer in the region’s
dynamic healthcare sector.
It’s a matter of pride to us
that we’re the first
hospital in EMEA to bring
this cutting-edge solution
from Smith + Nephew to
patients, and we are very
pleased to welcome their CEO
Mr. Diggelmann to our
premises and introduce him
to our state-of-the-art
facilities.”
Mr.
Roland Diggelmann said,
“I’ve been watching in awe
the giant leaps that UAE has
been taking in the field of
healthcare innovation, and
it’s great to see Clemenceau
Medical Center Hospital
being at the center of this
transformation, taking the
lead in embracing tomorrow’s
technologies and introducing
new medical solutions that
benefit patients and give
them more control over their
health, in the process
helping cement UAE’s place
on the global healthcare
map.”
The CORI
Surgical System is small,
portable, and designed for
today’s crowded operating
rooms. It uses
surgeon-controlled robotics,
and its modular design will
enable it to be scaled
across the orthopedic
service line. The benefits
of robotics-assisted surgery
for patients are myriad and
may include improved patient
reported outcome measures
(PROMs) and shortened length
of hospital stay.
Clemenceau Medical Center
(Dubai) is based in Dubai
Healthcare City Phase 2; and
is part of Clemenceau
Medicine International
(CMI), a network of
hospitals and medical
centers
serving
the Middle East.
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