The Department of Cardiovascular at the Faculty of Medicine of Qasr Al -Aini, Cairo University, obtained the approval of the European Cardiac Palaces Association & LDQUO; HFA & RDQUO; The European Society for Cardiology & RDQUO; Esc & RDQUO; As an accredited center and specializing in the quality of the care of patients with myocardial palaces. Hospitals.
& nbsp; Health. This dependence opens the door for exchanging experiences with international centers, providing medical consultations, and participating in advanced international research related to this disease, which is one of the most common heart disease and affects nearly 2% of the population census. Al -Hamid, the former head of the department, who is one of the most prominent professors in the field of heart disease and a prominent member of the European Society for Heart Diseases. Dr. Magdy Abdel Hamid took over this file more than a year ago during his presidency of the department, and contributed to a fundamental role in obtaining this accreditation, with the help of a group of heart muscle insufficiency in the department, and they are Dr. Ahmed Kamal & ldquo; a teacher in the department & rdquo;, and doctors Salma & nbsp; Issam, Salma & Nbsp; Salam, Maryam Khaled, and Ahmed Osama. Common.
& nbsp; It includes more than 100,000 members of various specialties associated with heart disease; & nbsp, including doctors, scientists and specialists assistant from all over the world. The association was founded in 1950 and is headquartered in Sofia, Antegoulis, France. The association works to enhance the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases by organizing scientific conferences, issuing specialized magazines, and providing continuous training courses. The Egyptian Heart Association is one of the oldest members of the ESC, where it has joined it since 1965. For scientists, we support competencies, and we believe in the capabilities of our national medical institutions. We cherish this international recognition and look forward to more successes to serve patients and enhance Egypt’s position in the field of health care globally & quot;
