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hospitals become more sustainable, we were proud to once again support a broad scope of companies all with fantastic innovations and services to help improve care for patients. As usual, not only did we have some of best UK innovation on display, but we also had some of the best surgeons, live and in action at Arab Health.”
Live surgical simulations show Britain’s best surgeons in action As in previous years, taking centre stage within the ABHI UK pavilion was its state-of-the-art simulated operating theatre. The dedicated space celebrates collaborations between healthcare providers, clinicians and healthcare technology companies, allowing visitors to watch Britain’s best surgeons in action. Held in the UK Presentation Theatre, the
programme this year featured a range of fascinating live surgical simulations. This included a demonstration of the latest innovations in fetal cardiac 3D MRI, led by Dr. Owen Miller, of Evelina London Children’s Hospital, which took place on day one. Drawing in the crowds to the ABHI UK Pavilion
on day two, visitors were able to experience an impressive demonstration of totally endoscopic surgery for mitral valve repair and aortic valve replacement, led by internationally renowned
cardiac surgeon, Mr Toufan Bahrami of Royal Brompton & Harefield hospitals. Meanwhile, HealthTech company Proximie –
who have launched a software platform that allows clinicians to virtually “scrub in” to any operating room from anywhere in the world – hosted an uncemented total hip replacement broadcast live to the UK Pavilion from Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. The procedure was performed in the hospital theatres by consultant orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Zameer Shah. Of course, if there is one man who is
always guaranteed to bring in the crowds, it is Professor Shafi Ahmed – also known as the world’s most watched surgeon. Visitors to the UK Presentation Theatre were privy to a really exciting foray into the future of surgery as Professor Shafi Ahmed presented the launch the world’s first Health Metaverse – Avalon by Aimedis, giving visitors a truly incredible look into the huge potential that technology brings. Michelle concludes: “We would like to
say a huge thank you to all our exhibitors, stakeholders, partners and all who have been involved in developing the ABHI UK Pavilion at Arab Health this year. The show saw record numbers attending and the feedback from all has been fantastic. “The ABHI & DIT Stand was awash with
visitors coming to find out more about the UK companies exhibiting at the show, and to visit the presentations and simulations carried out over the four days. It was a proud moment to see what the UK has to offer for inward investment as well as export. “Rebook for the 2024 has been out of this world with over 75% already signed up and we have a waiting list for those wanting to join, which is a huge testament to how influential Arab Health is as a platform for showcasing the best of what the UK has to offer.”
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ABHI and Arab Health 2024
The ABHI UK Pavilion will be back for the 2024 edition of Arab Health. Companies interested in joining the UK’s largest Pavilion of HealthTech companies are invited to join the waiting list by emailing:
enquiries@abhi.org.uk. The 49th Arab Health will take place at the Dubai World Trade Centre from 29 January - 1 February 2024.
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