dr. ahmed t. hadidi
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Curriculum Vitae
Nationality German
Present Post Professor and Chairman of Pediatric Surgery Dept.,
Sana Offenbach Hospital, Germany
Emma Hospital, Seligenstadt, Germany
Websites: https://hypospadie24.com/ www.hypospadias-surgery.com
Qualifications & Degrees - Germany
- German Approbation (Full registration in the German Medical council)
- Facharzt für Kinderchirurgie (Pediatric Surgery Specialist exam & degree)
- United Kingdom
- D.P.S (Pediatric Surgery) Diploma of Pediatric Surgery, London University
- FRCS (England) Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
- FRCS (Glasgow) Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Glasgow
- United States of America
- United States Medical licensure Exam (USMLE), part 1
- United States Medical licensure Exam (USMLE), part 2
- Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates certificate (ECFMG)
- Egypt
- 1981: MB, BCh, Cairo University
- 1986: MSc, Surgery, Cairo University
- 1993: MD, Surgery, Cairo University
Personal Data Family Name Hadidi
First Name Ahmed Taher Date of Birth October 2nd, 1958
Place of Birth Giza/Cairo, Egypt
Past Experience and Positions
1- Egypt: 1983 – 1988, 1991-1994, 1995- 2004
Completed residency and post-graduate research in Cairo University, Egypt to reach the post as Professor of Pediatric Surgery, Cairo University. 1996-2004: General Director of Benha Children Hospital.
2- United Kingdom: 1988-1991 Surgical Registrar, Yorkhill Children Hospital, Glasgow, Scotland, Great Ormond St. Hospital, London, Canniesburn Plastic Hospital, Glasgow, Scotland
3- Australia: 1994-1995 Senior Registrar, Monash Medical Centre, Melbourne, Australia
4- Germany: since 2004 2004 – 2007 Consultant Pediatric Surgeon, Mannheim-Heidelberg
University, Germany 2007 till now Professor and Chairman of Pediatric Surgery Department,
1) Sana Offenbach hospital, Goethe Frankfurt University, 2) Emma Private Hospital, Seligenstadt, Germany
Professional Career
Medical School 1976 - 1981 Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, Egypt 1978 (2 Months) Trainee, Queen Mary’s Hospital (England), Pathology 1979 (2 Months) Casualty, Orthopaedics 1979 (1 Month) University Innsbruck (Austria) Obstetrics & Gynaecology November 1981 MB, BCh, University Cairo, Egypt („very good with honour“)
Thesis for Master degree and MD (PhD) degree
Master Degree Thesis
November 1984 Titel: “Postoperative intravenus infusions in children”. The thesis was part of the requirement for Master degree (MSc.) Surgery, Cairo University, Egypt November 1985.
MD Degree Thesis
1988 Title: “Congenital Anomalies of the Hand; A study of the
vascular pattern and surgical management”, This work got the“Pulvertaft” Prize of the British Society of Hand Surgery in 1989.
The thesis was part of the requirement for the MD degree in Surgery, Cairo University May, 1993.
Training, Past Experience and Positions 1982 – 1983 House Officer, Cairo University Hospitals, Egypt 1983 – 1986 Ped. Surg. Resident, Cairo University Hospitals, Egypt 1986 – 1988 Assistant Lecturer, Pediatric Surgery Dept., Cairo Egypt 1988 - 1989 Surgical Registrar, Yorkhill Children Hospital, Glasgow,
Scotland 1989 - 1990 Surgical Registrar, Great Ormond St. Hospital, London,
England 1990 - 1991 Surgical Registrar, Canniesburn Plastic Hospital,
Glasgow, Scotland 1991 - 1993 Assistant Lecturer, Ped. Surg. Dept. Cairo University
Hospital, Egypt 1993 - 1994 Lecturer, Dep. Of Surgery, Cairo University, Egypt 1994 - 1995 Senior Registrar, Monash Medical Centre, Melbourne,
Australia 1995 - 1998 Senior Lecturer of Surgery, Cairo University, Egypt 1996 - 2004 Additional Assignment: General Director „Benha Children
Hospital“ in Benha, Egypt, 200 Beds 1998 - 2003 Assoc. Professor of Surgery, Cairo University, Egypt since 2003 Professor of Pediatric & Plastic Surgery, Cairo University,
Egypt 2004 – 2006 Consultant in Pediatric Surgery Dep., Mannheim
University Hospital, Germany Chief of the Dep.: Prof. Dr. med. K.-L. Waag 2006-2007 Deputy of the Chief of the Department Prof. K.-L. Waag,
Pediatric Surgery Department University Heidelberg, Germany
2007 till now Chairman of Pediatric Surgery Department, Offenbach hospital, Goethe Frankfurt University, Emma Private hospital, Selienstadt, Germany
Courses Attended
1990 Microsurgery Course, Canniesburn Hospital, Glasgow, Scotland 1991 Flap Course, Canniesburn Hospital, Glasgow, Scotland 1991 Laparoscopic Course, Royal Infirmary Hospital, Edinburgh,
Scotland 1996 “Intensive Care Course for Paediatric Surgeons”, San Diego,
USA 1997 Ultra Sound Course for Paediatric Surgeons, Cairo, Egypt 1997 Hospital Administration, American University, Cairo, Egypt 1998 “Improving Medical Performance Course”, American University
Cairo, Egypt 1999 “Experimental Diaphragmatic Hernia”, Rotterdam, Holland 1999 “Experimental Oesophageal Surgery”, Liverpool, England 1999 “Laparoscopic Course for Paediatric Surgeons”, Leeds, England 2003 „Laparoscopic Course in Urology“: Tuttlingen, Germany 2006 „Laparoscopic Course“ in Maastricht, Holland 2006 „Laparoscopic Course“ in Norderstedt, Germany
Experience in Hospital Management
GENERAL DIRECTOR OF BENHA CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL (1996 - 2004). Benha children’s hospital was established in Benha, Egypt, in 1996 to help upgrade medical & surgical care of children in the Nile Delta under the supervision of Prof. Hadidi. Today, it is a tertiary referral centre for children from all over Egypt and is ranked as one of the top 4 Pediatric Surgical centers in Egypt. The hospital has organized 3 international congresses and workshops with participants from all over the world. There are more that 3000 operations performed every year including 30 esophageal atresias, 20 diaphragmatic hernias, 40-50 Hirschsprung’s disease and 100-120 hypospadias repair every year. The hospital is famous for its specialized centers for Hypospadias Repair, Hirschsprung’s disease and Cleft Lip & Palate and esophageal surgery. It is a well established centre for training of pediatric surgeons in training and has accommodated several young doctors from Italy, Germany and Greece to gain experience in Hypospadias surgery and Hirschsprung’s disease.
International and National Awards
- Winner of the “Pulvertaft Prize“ of the “British Society for Surgery of the Hand”, 1989
- Winner of the “Hassan Hamdy Prize” of Cairo University for medical sciences, 1999.
- Winner of the British Association of Paediatric Surgeon (BAPS) prize for his research on the History of Hypospadias, 2017.
Patent
An “External device for faecal incontinence“ (registered in the European Union and Egypt), already available
Publications (Details Attachment 1) First Author Co-Author
Original Papers 45 3
Editor of Books 2
Chapter in other Books 55
Lectures in Congresses 65
Books EDITOR IN CHIEF : “Hypospadias Surgery, An illustrated guide”
By Springer Verlag, Germany, 2004 This is the first international book on hypospadias surgery. It highlights current philosophy and different principles of hypospadias repair. The aim of the book is to help interested surgeons to develop vision and talent rather than just enumerate techniques. It is well illustrated with over 465 colored diagrams and photographs of various operations. In the book, a team of world class authors from 5 continents present an expert overview on the management of this common but troublesome disease. New second Edition is in preparation. Review of the book (see attachment 2, please)
Special Interest & Experience
1. Hypospadias Surgery: wrote the only international textbook on hypospadias, described the DYG (Double Y glanuloplasty) for glanular hypospadias, SLAM (slit-like adjusted Mathieu) for distal hypospadias, LABO (Lateral based Onlay) for proximal hypospadias and BILAB (Bilateral based flap) for perineal hypospadias.
2. Hirschsprung’s Disease
3. Imperforate Anus
4. Esophageal surgery
5. Neonatal Surgery
6. Congenital Hand Deformities
7. Pediatric Plastic surgery
Posts held in Pediatric Surgical Associations
▪ Member of Board (overseas representative) of the British Association of Paediatric Surgeons (BAPS)
▪ Member of Executive Board of the Egyptian Paediatric Surgical Association (EPSA)
▪ Secretary General of the Pan African Paediatric Surgical Association (PAPSA) ▪ Secretary General of the Mediterranean Association of Paediatric Surgeons
(MAPS) ▪ Chairman of overseas committee of the European Association of Paediatric
Surgeons (EUPSA) ▪ Examiner in the “European Board of Pediatric Surgery” ▪ President of the Hypospadias International Society (HIS)
Pediatric Surgical Assoications Memberships
▪ DGKCH (German Association of Pediatric Surgeons). ▪ BAPS (British Association of Paediatric Surgeons) ▪ EUPSA (European Paediatric Surgeon’s Association) ▪ MAPS, founding member (Mediterranean Association of Pediatric Surgeons) ▪ EPSA, founding member (Egyptian Pediatric Surgical Association) ▪ PAPSA (Pan-African Pediatric Surgical Association) ▪ ESPU (European Society of Pediatric Urology) ▪ HIS (Hypospadias International Society)
Languages: Arabic
English German
Attachment 1 Publications (30):
o Hadidi AT:
“Perineal Hypospadias: Back to the future; Chordee Excision and Distal Urethroplasty” Journal of Pediatric Urology 14, 424.e1-e9,2018.
o Hadidi AT: “Letter to the Editor” Re: “ pre-incision urethral plate width does not impact short term tubularized incised plate urethroplasty outcomes” Journal of Pediatric Urology, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpurol.2018.04.015, 2018
o Hadidi AT: “History of hypospadias; lost in translation” Journal of Pediatric Surgery 52:211-217, 2017.
o Hadidi AT: reply to Dr. Snodgrass letter to the editor Re:Functional Urethral Obstruction (FUO) following the TIP technique for hypospadias repair. Journal of Pediatric Surgery 49: 1700-1702, 2014.
o Hadidi AT: “Development of the Human Male Urethra; A histochemical study on human embryos. Journal of Pediatric Surgery 49:1146-1152, 2014.
o Hadidi AT: “Buried Penis; Classification and surgical approach. Journal of Pediatric Surgery 49: 374-379, 2014
o Hadidi AT: “Perineal Hypospadias; The Bilateral (BILAB) skin flap technique. Journal of Pediatric Surgery 49: 218-223, 2014.
o Hadidi AT: “Functional Urethral Obstruction (FUO) following the TIP technique for hypospadias repair. Journal of Pediatric Surgery 48: 1778-1783, 2013.
o Hadidi AT: “Proximal hypospadias with small flat glans; The lateral based onlay (LABO) flap technique: Journal of Pediatric Surgery 47: 2151-2157, 2012.
o Hadidi AT: “The slit-like adjusted Mathieu for distal hypospadias.: Journal of Pediatric Surgery 47 (3), 797–801, 2012.
o Hadidi AT: “Double Y Glanuloplasty for glanular hypospadias: Journal of Pediatric Surgery 45 (3), 655–660, 2010.
o Hadidi AT:
“Lateral Based Flap: A single stage urethral reconstruction for proximal hypospadias”. Journal of Pediatric Surgery 44 (4), 797–801, 2009
o Hadidi A, Subotic U, Goeppl M, Waag K-L: “Early elective caesarean section before 36 weeks vs late spontaneous delivery in infants with gastroschisis”
Journal of Pediatric Surgery 43 (7), 1342-1346, 2008
o Hadidi AT, Hosie S, Waag K-L:
“Long Gap Esophageal Atresia: lengthening technique and primary anastomosis
Journal of Pediatric Surgery 42 (10): 1659-1662, 2007
o Hadidi AT: “Long Esophageal Gaps: A New Surgical Technique (An Experimental Study on Lambs).
European Journal of Pediatric Surgery 17 (4): 229-235, 2007
o Hadidi AT, Bartoli F, Waag K-L: “Role of Trans-anal Endorectal Pull-Through in complicated Hirschsprung’s Disease; Experience in 18 patients”
Journal of Pediatric Surgery 42 (3): 544-548, 2007
o Hadidi AT: “An External Device for Fecal Incontinence”
European Journal of Pediatric Surgery 16 (2):109-114, 2006
o Hadidi AT: “A Technique to improve Results in Colon Replacement of the
Oesophagus” European Journal of Pediatric Surgery 16 (1):39-44, 2006
o Hadidi AT: “Trans-anal Endorectal Pull-through for Hirschsprung's Disease: Experience with 68 Patients”
Journal of Pediatric Surgery 38 (9): 1337-1340, 2003
o Hadidi AT: “Transanal Endorectal Pull-Through (TEPT) for Hirschsprung's Disease; A Comparison With Open Technique”
European Journal of Pediatric Surgery 13: 176-180, 2003
o Hadidi AT, El Shal N: “Childhood Intussusception: A Comparative Study of Nonsurgical Management”
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, Vol. 34, (2): 304-307, 1999
o Hadidi AT, Kaddah NM, Sobhi M, Sami A, Abdelal N: “Congenital Malformations of the Hand: A study of Vascular Pattern”
Journal of Hand Surgery 15B 171-180 (British Volume, 1990)
o Dessouky N, Kaddah N, Shouman M and Hadidi AT:
“Congenital Cystic Malformations of the Lung in Children” J. Arab Child Vol. 12, No. 3, June: 367-384, 2001
o Hadidi AT, Abdaal N and Kaddah S: “Hypospadias Repair: Is Stenting Important?”
Kasr El Aini Journal of Surgery, Vol. 4, (2):3-8, 2003
o Hadidi AT: “Distal Hypospadias; A Comparative Study between Y-V Modified Mathieu and Snodgrass Techniques”
Kasr El Ainy Medical Journal, Vol. 9, (2): 315-322, 2003
o Safory H, Hadidi AT and Abdaal N: “High Risk Intestinal Atresia; A Comparative Study of three different Techniques”
AL-Azhar Medical Journal 24 (1):717-727, 2003.
o Hadidi AT, Abdaal N and Kaddah S: “Hypospadias Repair: Is Dressing Important?”
Kasr El Aini Journal of Surgery Vol. 4(1):37-44, 2003
o Hadidi AT: “Tricks to turn Failure into Success in Complicated Hypospadias”
Med. J. Cairo Univ., Vol. 66(2) (suppl.):9-20, 1998
o Nayel H, Hadidi AT:
“Abdominal Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma: A review of 75 cases” Med. J. Cairo Univ., Vol. 65(4) (suppl.):157-166, 1997.
o Hadidi AT, Spitz L, Dick-Mireaux C,:
“Hepatic Hemangioendothelioma: Possible role of TSH elevation” The Gaz. Egypt. Paed. Vol. 45(1):125-140, 1997.
o Hadidi AT:
“Y-V Glanuloplasty; A New Modification In The Surgery of Hypospadias” Kasr El Aini Medical Journal, Vol. 2, (2), 1996 .
Editor in Chief of Book
o Hadidi AT, Azmy A (eds.) - 13 Chapters in “Hypospadias Surgery, An
Illustrated guide”, Heidelberg, Germany, Springer Verlag (2004).
o Chapter 2, Hadidi AT: “Men behind principles and principles behind techniques”
o Chapter 5, Hadidi AT, Ashiery S: “Classification of hypospadias“
o Chapter 7, Hadidi AT: “Principles of plastic surgery”
o Chapter 8, Hadidi AT: “Principles of Hypospadias Surgery” Suture materials, Suturing techniques, Hemostasis, instruments, magnification, Urinary diversion, Dressings
o Chapter 14, Hadidi AT: “Y-V Glanuloplasty modified "Mathieu " o Chapter 16, Hadidi AT, Azmy A: “Tubularised preputial Island Flap”
o Chapter 21, Hadidi AT: “Lateral Based flap for proximal hypospadias”
o Chapter 22, Hadidi AT: ”Grafts for one stage repair; skin graft, buccal mucosa and bladder mucosa
o Chapter 25, Hadidi AT: ”Protective intermediate layer”
o Chapter 26, Hadidi AT, Zaher M: “Procedures to improve the appearance of meatus and glans with various repairs”
o Chapter 28, Hadidi AT: “Controversies” ▪ Flaps versus grafts. ▪ Single versus two stage repair. ▪ Stenting versus no stenting ▪ Dressing versus no dressing
o Chapter 29, Hadidi AT, El-Saied W: ”Early complications” Hadidi AT: “Hypospadias fistula”
o Chapter 36, Hadidi AT, Azmy A: “Editorial overview of the current management of hypospadias”
o Hadidi AT: 2 Chapters (Hypospadias & Hirschsprung’s disease) in
“Atlas of Children's Surgery" Editors: Willital G, Kiely E, Gohary A, Gupta D, Li M, Tsushida Y PABST Science Publishers, Lengerich, Germany (2005)
o Hadidi AT: Hypospadias chapter in: “Pediatric Surgery Digest” Editor: Zacharias Zachariou, Springer Verlag, Heidelberg (2009).
Attachment 3
Ärzte Woche, 20. Jahrgang Nr. 6, 2006
Distale Hypospadie schonend beheben
Postoperatives Management ohne Harnröhrenschienung, Katheter und Wundverband
Für die Behandlung der distalen Hypospadie steht mit der modifizierten Mathieu-Plastik mit
YV-Glansplastik nach Hadidi nunmehr eine Technik mit guten funktionellen und
kosmetischen Ergebnissen zur Verfügung. Die postoperative Belastung der Kinder ist deutlich
geringer.
Die Hypospadie zählt mit einer Inzidenz von 1 zu 300 zu den häufigsten angeborenen
Fehlbildungen des Urogenitaltraktes. Mehr als 300 verschiedene Operationstechniken mit
unterschiedlichem Komplikationsrisiko und kosmetischem Ergebnis wurden beschrieben. Die
komplexe angeborene Fehlbildung der männlichen Harnröhre und der sie umgebenden
Strukturen entsteht als Folge einer Entwicklungshemmung in der 9. bis 13.
Schwangerschaftswoche. Ein nachgewiesener Faktor dabei ist ein Rezeptordefekt auf
Testosteron und Dihydrotestosteron. „Weiters scheint eine hormonelle Störung auf
testikulärer Ebene vorzuliegen, da eine Testosteronsubstitution zu Größenwachstum des Penis
sowie zu einer Milderung der Penisschaftverkrümmung führt“, beschreibt OA. Dr. Elisabeth
Frigo von der Abteilung für Kinderchirurgie des SMZ-Ost-Donauspitals in Wien die
Fehlbildung. Klinisch ist der Meatus urethrae externus – je nach Schweregrad – zwischen
Perineum und Glansspitze lokalisiert zu finden. Die Dysplasie der Corpora cavernosa und des
Corpus spongiosum sowie das Ausmaß der Penisschaftverkrümmung sind ebenso wesentliche
Faktoren für den Ausprägungsgrad der Hypospadie. Die Glans ist bei dieser Fehlbildung nach
ventral gekippt und weist breit ausladende Glansflügel auf. Die Tunica Dartos und die
Buck´sche Faszie sind ventralseitig miteinander verbacken und bilden lateral des Corpus
spongiosum derbe fibröse Stränge, die so genannte Chorda. Das Präputium liegt der Glans
kapuzenförmig an und ist ventral gespalten.
Einwandfreies Resultat
Ziel der chirurgischen Therapie ist ein funktionell und kosmetisch einwandfreies Resultat mit
einem aufrechten Penis und einem an der Glansspitze lokalisierten Meatus. Im Laufe der Zeit
wurden zahlreiche Operationsmethoden beschrieben, wobei prinzipiell eine Meato- und
Glansplastik, Penisschaftaufrichtung, Harnröhrenplastik sowie Hautdeckung durchgeführt
werden. „Zur Korrektur der distal penilen Hypospadie hat sich an unserer Abteilung die
modifizierte Mathieu-Plastik mit YV-Glansplastik nach Hadidi durchgesetzt“, berichtet Figo.
„Wir führen zunächst eine Y-förmige Inzision an der Glansspitze durch und vernähen diese
V-förmig. Dadurch erzielen wir einen weiten Neomeatus.“ Anschließend erfolgt die
Umschneidung der Urethralrinne, zur Formung der Neourethra wird ein U-förmiger Flap aus
der ventralen Penisschafthaut gebildet. Ein bindegewebiger Lappen wird zur Deckung der
Neourethra darüber genäht. „Zuletzt führen wir die Glansnaht über einen Katheter durch, den
wir danach entfernen“, erläutert die Kinderchirurgin. Im Vergleich mit der ebenso
angewandten Urethroplastik nach Snodgras zeigte sich ein exzellentes kosmetisches Ergebnis
und gute Blasenfunktion in beiden Behandlungsgruppen bei gleicher Komplikationsrate. Die
häufigsten Komplikationen nach Hypospadie-Korrekturoperationen sind Fisteln, Strikturen,
Meatusstenosen und Divertikel. Deutliche Unterschiede finden sich jedoch bei der
postoperativen Behandlung sowie der Dauer des stationären Aufenthaltes in den
Behandlungsgruppen. Nach Snodgras operierte Kinder benötigen postoperativ einen
Urethralstent, ein Zystofix und einen Wund-verband. Die Verweildauer im Spital beträgt im
Durchschnitt zehn Tage. Ohne Harnröhrenschienung, Katheter und Wundverband erfolgt
hingegen das postoperative Management der Patienten, die mit einer modifizierten Mathieu-
Plastik mit YV-Glansplastik nach Hadidi versorgt werden. Sie werden in der Regel nach vier
Tagen in häusliche Pflege entlassen. „Große Bedeutung kommt hier der aus- reichenden
Analgesie zu, um eine problemlose Miktion zu gewährleisten. Zur Wundpflege applizieren
wir regelmäßig Gentamycin-Salbe. Das Verfahren hat sich als weniger belastend für die
Kinder erwiesen“, fasst Frigo die Vorteile der neuen Methode zusammen, die gleich gute
Ergebnisse und einen deutlich kürzeren stationären Aufenthalt ermöglicht.
Attachment 4
Invitation as Invited Guest Surgeon (Hypospadias / Hirschsprung)
▪ Albania o Tirana University, October 2014, Hypospadias Workshop
▪ Austria o Vienna University, 3-5 December 2009, Hypospadias Workshop o Vienna University, 6.-7. April 2006, Hypospadias Workshop o Linz, 17.-18. March 2005, Hypospadias Workshop o Vienna 2003, Hypospadias Workshop o Graz 2002, “Lecture of the year”, Lectures and live surgical operations
▪ Bangladesh o Chittagong University, 9.-12. December 2005, Hypospadias Workshop
▪ Brasil o Sao Paulo, June 2005, International Congress of Pediatric Surgery
▪ Cyprus o Limasol 2010, MAPS invited guest lecturer
▪ Egypt
o Alexandria 2015, Alexandria Hypospadias workshop (HypoAlex 2) o Cairo 2008, Hypospadias Workshop o Benha 2006
▪ Germany
o Frankfurt ISHID June15, o Jena, 16. March 2005, o Hannover University, 2004, o Münster University, 2004, o Heidelberg 2004, o Cologne University 2003, o Heidelberg University 2002,2003,
▪ Greece o Thessaloniki University, 2005, 2006 o Athens 2003, Hypospadias Workshop
▪ Hungary o Pecs, 2002, Hirschsprung's Workshop o Hypospadias Workshop, Miskolc, 2005
▪ Italy o Rome 2014, EUPSA Guest lecturer and operator o Bologna University,January 2006, ESPU o Foggia University, June 2005 o Foggia 2004, Hypospadias Workshop
▪ Japan
o 17th Japanese annual congress, July 16-18, 2008 o Tokyo, May 2007, invited lecturer o Niigata University, 20.-23. July 2006, Hypospadias Workshop
▪ Kasachstan
o Almaty May 1-5, 2015 ▪ Kenya
o Mombasa 21-22 November, 2006
▪ Kosova o Prishtina University, August 2005 o Prishtina University, 16.-18. February 2006
▪ Latvia o Riga, 01.-03. June 2006, Hypospadias Workshop
▪ Macedonien o (Skopje, Oktober 2007, Hypospadias Workshop)
▪ Nigeria
o Maiduguri, September 2009, Hypospadias & Hirschsprung Workshop)
▪ Netherlands o Niemegen, May 2005, Hirschsprung’s Workshop
• Oman (Muscat, 23.-26.03.2008, Hirschsprung Workshop ▪ Poland
o Lodz, 25.-26. May 2006, Hypospadias Workshop o Gdansk University, 12.-14. October 2005
▪ Romania
o Bucharest, April 2013 o Zalau, May 2008
▪ Russa
o St. Petersburg March 2013 International Andrology Congress o Moscow, Hypospadias workshop, April 2015
▪ Saudi Arabia o Jeddah, 24.-28. February 2006, International Saudi Pediatric Surgery Congress
▪ South Africa Cape Town, Stellenbosch, 10.-11. Febr. 2005, Hypospadias Workshop
• Spain o Sevilla, 12.-13.04.2007, Hypospadias Workshop
o Grand Canary, February 2008, Hypospadias workshop
▪ Switzerland
o Bern University, 2006, 23.-24. August 2006, Hypospadias Workshop o Bern University, 2004, Demonstrated Transanal Endorectal Pull-through
for Hirschsprung's disease
▪ Syria o Aleppo, 26. April 2005, Annual International Syrian Congress of Pediatric
Surgeons ▪ Tunis 7th International congress of MAPS, 9-11 Oktober, 2008 ▪ Turkey
o Istanbul 2003 o Istanbul 2012
▪ UAE o Dubai, 3.-4. March 2005, 2007 o El Ain, 11.-12. March 2007 M. Hirschsprung und Hypospadias Workshop o Abu Dhabi, March 2008 international congress of Pediatric Surgery.
▪ UK (Great Britain) London, ISHID, September 2011
Attachment 5
Paper presentation, guest speaker& operator in International congresses:
1) 40. International Congress of the British Association of Paediatric Surgeon
(BAPS), Manchester, England, Juli 1993 2) Congress of the World Federation of Paediatric Surgeons, Melbourne,
Australien, 1994 3) International Congress of Paediatrics, Kairo, Ägypten, Oktober 1995 4) 43. International Congress of the British Association of Paediatric Surgeon
(BAPS), Jersey, England, Juli 1996 5) Michigan University Ann Arbor, USA, 1996 6) Vanderbilt University, Kentucky, USA, 1996 7) 2nd European Congress of Paediatric Surgeons, Madrid, Spanien, 1997 8) International Congress of the American Paediatric Surgeon Association (APSA),
San Diego, USA, Mai 1997 9) 44. International Congress of BAPS, Türkei, Juli 1997 10) 1. International Congress of the Mediterranean Association of Paediatric
Surgeons (MAPS), Kairo, Ägypten, Oktober 1997 11) 3. Congress of the Pan African Paediatric Surgical Association (PAPSA),
Kapstadt, Südafrika, Februar 1998
12) 45. International Congress of BAPS, Bristol, England, Juli 1998 13) 2. Congress of Mediterranean Association of Pediatric Surgeons (MAPS),
Genua, Italien, 1998 14) 3. European Congress of Paediatric Surgeons, Brussels, Belgien, 1999 15) 46. International Congress of BAPS, Liverpool, England, Juli 1999 16) Experimental Research Society, Liverpool, England, 1999 17) 47. International Congress of BAPS, Sorrento, Italien, Juli 2000 18) 3. International Congress Of Mediterranean Association of Pediatric Surgeons
(MAPS), Korfu, Griechenland, Oktober 2000
19) 4. International Congress of European Association of Pediatric Surgeons (EUPSA), Ungarn, Mai 2001
20) 48. International Congress of BAPS, London, England, Juli 2001 21) 4. International Congress of Mediterranean Association of Pediatric Surgeons
(MAPS), Izmir, Türkei, Juni 2002 22) 49. International Congress of BAPS, Cambridge, England, Juli 2002 23) 4. Congress of MAPS, Izmir, Türkei, 2002 24) 50. International Congress of BAPS, Estoril, Portugal, Juli 2003 25) Universität Köln, 2003 26) Hypospadias Workshop, Istanbul, Türkei, 2003 27) 21. International Congress of Turkish Association of Pediatric Surgeons, Türkei,
Oktober 2003 28) International Symposium on Hirschsprung’s Disease, Genua, Italien, April 2004 29) International Congress of Spanish Speaking Countries, Madrid, Spanien, Mai,
2004 30) Congress of the World Federation of Paediatric Surgeons, Zagreb, Kroatien,
2004 31) Scottish Symposium, Glasgow, Schottland, September, 2004 32) 5. International Congress of Mediterranean Association of Pediatric Surgeons
(MAPS), Marseille, Frankreich, Oktober 2004 33) International Congress in Obergurgl, Österreich, 21.-23. März 2005 34) Annual German Surgical Congress. München, Deutschland, 4.-8. April 2005 35) 6th International Congress of European Association of Pediatric Surgeons
(EUPSA), Danzig, Polen, Mai 2005 36) 13. International Hungerian Congress, Miskolc, Hungary, 25.-27. August 2005 37) Dubai International Colorectal Surgery Congress, Dubai, VAE, 10.-12.
September 2005 38) International Pediatric Urology post-graduate Workshop, Heidelberg, 15.-17.
September 2005 39) Foggia Universität, Italien, 22.-24. September 2005
40) Danube 9. International Congress, Wien, Österreich, 20.-22. Oktober 2005 41) 4th International Congress of BENCH, Kairo, Ägypten, April 2006 42) 7th International Congress of European Association of Pediatric Surgeons
(EUPSA), Maastricht, Holland, Mai 2006 43) 1. East European Congress, Miskolc, Ungarn, 27.-28. Sept. 2006 44) VI. Congress of the Mediterranean Association of Pediatric Surgeons,
Barcelona, Spanien, 19.-21. Oktober 2006.