Non-Surgical Procedure Removes 100 Metal Fasteners from Patient’s Stomach in Beni Suef

Patient in Beni Suef.

A specialized medical team at Beni Suef University Hospitals has successfully saved a patient by removing approximately 100 metal screws and nuts from his stomach using advanced endoscopy techniques, eliminating the need for traditional surgical intervention.

This procedure aligns with the vision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research to continuously enhance medical services within university hospitals, improving their capacity to manage complex and rare cases.

The university hospitals emphasized that this precise intervention helped avoid the risks associated with open surgery, such as bleeding, infections, or postoperative complications. The medical team skillfully extracted the metallic objects with high professionalism, showcasing the capabilities of the medical staff and the hospital’s readiness to handle emergency and complicated cases.

This achievement highlights the significant advancements at Beni Suef University Hospitals and reflects the collaborative efforts of various medical teams in gastroenterology, anesthesia, and endoscopy technicians, ensuring the provision of advanced healthcare services according to the highest quality standards.