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Presentations

 

  1. Robotic Mesh Repair Of Morgagni Hernia (Video presentation)Suliman a, Al-Bahrani AZ2025 SRS Annual Meeting, Madrid

  2. Robotic Enucleation Of Upper Oesophagus Leiomyoma (Video Presentation)Suliman A, Al-Bahrani AZ2025 SRS Annual Meeting, Madrid

  3. ROBOTIC IVOR LEWIS ESOPHAGECTOMY (Video Presentation)Suliman A, Al-Bahrani AZ2025 SRS Annual Meeting, Madrid

  4. Acute Hiatal Hernias and Gastric Volvulus: Emergency Surgical Intervention and Outcomes. (Oral)Al-Bahrani AZCollaborative Surgery Conference, Doha 2025

  5. Panel Member – Mini Upper GI MDT DiscussionAl-Bahrani AZQatar Radiology Congress, Doha 2025

  6. Laparoscopic repair of post-traumatic diaphragmatic pericardial hernia: an effective minimally invasive technique. (Video Real)Al-Bahrani AZ2025 SAGES Annual Meeting, California, USA

  7. Developing OG Cancer Unit at HMC, QatarAl-Bahrani AZIraqi Medical Conference, Dubai 2024 and The International Gastrointestinal Cancers Congress, Doha 2023

  8. Large rectus sheath lipoma: minimally invasive approach for removal. Mohammad AL Yaseen, Moamena El-Matbouly, Ahmed Suliman, Ahmed Al Bahrani. American hernia society meeting. North Carolina, USA 2022.

  9. Signet Ring Cells may Predict Worse Outcome in Patients with Early Stages Gastric Adenocarcinoma in Qatar; A Retrospective Study. M.S. Elkhatim MS, Abdalhadi A, Abagla M, Omar NE, Nafia A, Petkar M, Fathi A, Gaber M, Zar AR , Rasul K, ,Al-Bahrani AZ, and Shablak ABest of ASCO Annual Meeting, Doha 2022

  10. The Prevalence of Gastric cancer in the Young Patients in Qatar; A Retrospective Study. Mustafa M, Elkhatim MS, Abdalhadi A, Abagla M, Omar NE, Nafia A, Zar AR, Rasul K, Al-Bahrani AZ and Shablak ABest of ASCO Annual Meeting, Doha 2022

  11. Raised Baseline CEA is a Poor Prognostic Marker for Patients with Metastatic Gastric Adenocarcinoma: Retrospective Results. Abdalhadi A, Aboagla M, Elkhatim MS, Omar NE, Nafia A, Zar AR, Rasul K, Al-Bahrani A, Shablak ABest of ASCO Annual Meeting, Doha 2022

  12. Bile duct injury – are patients well informed? Sivarajah V, Pandey V, Riaz A, Al-Bahrani AZASGBI. May 2017  

  13. Surgical admission proforma: Are we doing it right?Leptidis I, Sivarajah V, Al-Bahrani AZDepartmental governance meeting, WGH. May 2017 and June 2017

  14. Reflux and the Surgeon. Al-Bahrani AZGP Study Day, Hertfordshire. September 2016.

  15. Disorders of the Gastrointestinal Tract v1.0. Healey AJ, Al-Bahrani AZ. London Postgraduate School of Surgery.  Nov 2015.

  16. A multicentre evaluation of postoperative protocols following oesophago-gastric cancer resections. Doran S, Kaur V, Tucker O, Mercer S, Cheruvu C, Al-Bahrani AZ, Cheong E, Krishnaiah K, Viswanath S, Sarela A, Gossage J, Davies A, Leeder P, Moorthy K. AUGIS Scientific Meeting, Brighton, September 2014

  17. Survival outcomes after implementation of the UK 'improving outcomes guidance' (IOG) for oesophageal and gastric cancers. Fofaria RK, Deacon J, Al-Bahrani AZ, Polychronis A, Sargeant IR, Morris D. United European Gastroenterology (UEG) week, Vienna, October 2014

  18. Preoperative TNM staging for GOJ cancers: a diagnostic challenge. Tase A, Rashid F, Tozer P, JambulinghamP, Livingstone JI, Al-Bahrani AZ.AUGIS Scientific Meeting, Newcastle upon Tyne, September 2013

  19. Benefits of applying an Enhanced Recovery Programme (ERP) in upper GI tumour resection: results from centralised cancer unit. Rashid F, Tase A, Tozer P, Livingstone JI, Al-Bahrani AZ. AUGIS Scientific Meeting, Newcastle upon Tyne, September 2013

  20. Enhanced Recovery Programme as a pathway for improving quality of care in patients with upper GI Cancers. Tase A, Xanthis A, Tozer P, Al-Bahrani AZInternational Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare, London, April 2013

  21. An audit of the impact of a written clinical pathway for enhanced recovery after oesophago-gastric cancer surgery. Das S, Noorani A, Livingstone JI, Al-Bahrani AZThe 2nd ERAS UK Conference, Cheltenham, UK, November 2012

  22. The establishment of an enhanced recovery program (ERP) after upper gastrointestinal cancer surgery in a regional cancer service. Patel P, Noorani A, Das S, Riaz A, Jambulingham P, Livingstone JI, Al-Bahrani AZThe 2nd ERAS UK Conference, Cheltenham, UK, November 2012

  23. The creation and implementation of a novel enhanced recovery after upper gastrointestinal cancer surgery program into a regional cancer service. Patel PH, Slesser AAP, Al-Bahrani AZ, Jambulingam P, Riaz A, Livingstone JIThe 1st ERAS UK Conference, Bath, UK, September 2011

  24. Gastric Adenocarcinoma versus Primary Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma (Histopath. study). Al-Bahrani ZR, Alrubaie AH, Al-Bahrani AZ, Gatti HBASO, London, UK, November 2008

  25. The 5 cm rule for mesorectal excision in resectable rectal cancer. Al-Bahrani AZ, Ijaz S, Surrey C, Bactawar B, Amin A, Hallan RIESCP, Nantes, France, September 2008

  26. Comparison Of Trainee And Consultant Colorectal Cancer Resections Over 12 Years. Al-Bahrani AZ, Ijaz S, Surrey C, Bactawar B, Amin A, Hallan RIESCP, Nantes, France, September 2008

  27. Is laparoscopic cholecystectomy more difficult after severe attacks of acute biliary pancreatitis compared with mild attacks? Al-Bahrani AZ, Al-Rashedy M, Yassin NA, Charalambous M, Ammori BJEHPBA, Verona, Italy, June 2007

  28. Previous attacks of acute biliary pancreatitis significantly increase the risk of a future ‘severe’ attack. Al-Bahrani AZ, Al-Rashedy M, Yassin NA, Charalambous M, Ammori BJASGBI, Manchester, UK, April 2007, EHPBA, Verona, Italy, June 2007

  29. Colorectal associations and societies’ websites worldwide: Do they provide the right information for patients and professionals? A-Bahrani AZ, Alexakis C, Bedi A, Hilmi M, Amin AASGBI, Manchester, UK, April 2007, ESCP, Nantes, France, September 2008

  30. Severe attacks of acute biliary pancreatitis do not increase the operative risk and difficulty of laparoscopic cholecystectomy compared with mild attacks.Al-Bahrani AZ, Al-Rashedy M, Yassin NA, Charalambous M, Ammori BJASGBI, Manchester, UK, April 2007

  31. The impact of trainees in the surgery of colorectal cancer. Al-Bahrani AZ, Surrey C, Bactawar B, Hallan RIASiT, Belfast, North Ireland, March 2007 [ASiT Medal Prize Session] and ASGBI, Manchester, UK, April 2007

  32. Level of mesorectal excision correlation to outcome of rectal cancer. Al-Bahrani AZ, Ijaz S, Surrey C, Bactawar B, Amin A, Halan RASiT, Belfast, North Ireland, March 2007

  33. Gut barrier dysfunction in critically ill surgical patients with abdominal compartment syndrome. Al-Bahrani AZ, Darwish A, Hamza N, Schofield D, Snider RH, Becker KL, Barclay GR, Ammori BJIHPBA, Edinburgh, UK, September 2006, WSACS, Antwerp, Belgium, March 2007

  34. A prospective evaluation of CT features predictive of intra-abdominal hypertension and abdominal compartment syndrome in critically ill surgical patients. Al-Bahrani AZ, Abid GH, Sahgal E, O’Shea S, Lee S, Ammori BJAHPBA, Florida, USA, March 2006, WSACS, Antwerp, Belgium, March 2007

  35. Clinical relevance of intra-abdominal pressure in severe acute pancreatitis. Al-Bahrani AZ, Abid GH, Holt A, McCloy RF, Benson J, Eddleston J, Ammori BJAHPBA, Florida, USA, March 2006, WSACS, Antwerp, Belgium, March 2007

  36. Percutaneous Drainage Of Sterile Acute Fluid Collections In Patients With Severe Acute Pancreatitis: Does It Have A Role? Al-Bahrani AZ, Al-Ali K, Hamade A, S O’Shea, S Lee, Ammori BJSARS, Edinburgh, UK, January 2006, AHPBA, Florida, USA, March 2006

  37. Factors predictive of frank intrabiliary rupture in patients with hepatic hydatid cysts. Al-Bahrani AZ, Al-Maiyah M, Ammori BJ, Al-Bahrani Z. REHPBA, Heidelberg, May 2005

  38. Correlation of CT findings in severe acute pancreatitis with intra-abdominal pressure measurements. Al-Bahrani AZ, Abid GH, Sahgal E, O’Shea S, Lee S, Ammori BJUKRC, Manchester, UK, June 2005

  39. Acute pancreatitis: an under-estimated risk of percutaneous transhepatic distal biliary intervention. Al-Bahrani AZ, Holt A, Hamade AM, Abid GH, Laasch H, O’Shea S, Lee S, Ammori BJASGBI, Glasgow, UK, April 2005, EHPBA, Heidelberg, May 2005

  40. Expanding the applications of laparoscopic gastric and biliary bypass: a single cohort prospective study. Hamade AM, Abid G, Al-Bahrani AZ, Ghanem AM, Sheen AM and Ammori BJIHPBA, Washington, USA, June 2004

  41. Expanding the applications of laparoscopic gastric and biliary bypass in patients with periampullary malignancy. Hamade AM, Abid G, Al-Bahrani AZ, Ghanem AM, Sheen AM and Ammori BJEAES, Barcelona, Spain, June 2004, ASGBI, Harrogate, UK, April 2004

  42. Mild ERCP-induced and non-ERCP related acute pancreatitis: two distinct clinical entities. Abid GH, Siriwardana HP, Al-Bahrani AZ, Holt A, Ammori BJIBAMA, Cairo, Egypt, April 2004

  43. Local Predisposing Factors of Frank Intrabiliary Rupture of Hepatic Hydatid Cyst. Al-Bahrani AZ, Al-Maiyah M, Finn P, Al-Bahrani ZRASGBI, Harrogate, UK, April 2004

  44. The Outcome of Inadequate Cytology in the Symptomatic Breast Clinic. Al-Bahrani AZ, Smith P, Giles T, Holcombe CBASO, London, November 2003

  45. Surgical Management of Periampullary Carcinoma: An Audit of 45 cases. Al-Bahrani AZ, Al-Bahrani ZR, Al-Gailani M, Al-Gailani FBASO, London, November 2003

  46. Change of Pattern of Colorectal Cancer in Iraq over the Last Two Decades. Al-Bahrani AZ, Al-Bahrani ZR, Al-Maiyah M, Elhassani MASGBI, Manchester, UK, May 2003

  47. Surgical Management of Biliary-Cystic Fistula Secondary to Hepatic Hydatid Cyst. Al-Bahrani ZR, Al-Bahrani AZ, Al-Gailani MA, Al-Gailani FTASGBI, Manchester, UK, May 2003 and EHPBA, Heidelberg, May 2005

  48. Internet Information About Colorectal Cancer. Al-Bahrani AZ, Plusa SACPGBI, Manchester, UK, July 2002 and ACPH, Hajdúszoboszló, Hungry, April 2005 

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