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Oman: 3rd International Oncology Conference to Open in Muscat

Global Arab Network - - Ayman Khalil

Monday, 14 February 2011 23:29

Oman (Muscat) - Deliberations of the 3rd Muscat International Oncology Conference will begin at Crowne Plaza Hotel on the forthcoming "Wednesday" under the auspices of Dr. Ahmed bin Mohammed al Saeedi, Health Minister. The three-day conference is organized by the Royal Hospital represented by the Oncology Department.

Prominent international and local doctors in the treatment of tumors will give lectures in the conference. 13 Omani lecturers and 14 international lecturers from the other AGCC States, UK, France, Germany, US and India will speak before the conference.

The conference is divided into 7 sessions dealing basically with breast and nervous system tumors through more than 30 scientific papers and 4 scientific workshops on the practical practices in oncology treatment.

During the conference's sessions, Dr. al Saeedi will launch the book titled "the Modern Foundations in the Treatment of Breast Tumors 2011" written by a selection of elite doctors concerned with breast tumors treatment in the Sultanate under the supervision of the Health Ministry and the consultancy of a number of international experts. The book aims at unifying the methods of breast tumors treatment in the sultanate based on modern international recommendations. (ONA)

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