Accra:King Abdullah University Hospital's medical team has successfully performed its inaugural Burch colposuspension procedure, a surgical technique aimed at treating stress urinary incontinence in women.
According to Jordan News Agency, the procedure, which entails suspending the bladder neck and urethra via an abdominal incision, was carried out by Dr. Munjed Bataineh, a specialist in obstetrics, gynecology, and urogynecology, with assistance from urology consultant Dr. Omar Halalsheh.
The hospital issued a statement highlighting this operation as a significant advancement in its specialized medical services, expanding the range of advanced treatment options available to patients. It also underscored the value of collaboration between gynecology and urology specialists in addressing pelvic floor disorders.
Dr. Bataineh emphasized that Burch colposuspension is a well-established surgical method for women whose condition requires such intervention. The procedure is designed to enhance bladder control and alleviate incontinence symptoms, thereby improving patients' quality of life and self-confidence.
Hospital Director General Hassan Balas reiterated the administration's dedication to supporting specialized surgical procedures and enhancing medical services. He pointed out that investing in medical expertise, modern equipment, and strengthening collaboration among medical fields is crucial for advancing healthcare quality and treatment outcomes.
Balas noted that these initiatives are in line with the hospital's mission to deliver safe, high-quality specialized medical care. The hospital remains committed to developing its specialized services, empowering its medical personnel, and maintaining a treatment environment focused on patient safety and quality care.