Dr. Ihab Anwar was born in Egypt and attended Alexandria University to earn his Master’s degree in Surgery. He received the Loyalty Award from the Egyptian Society of Surgeons and has published many research papers and studies throughout his decades-long career. His specialty is laparoscopic surgery, or minimally invasive surgery that leaves patients with less pain, faster recovery times, and less scarring than traditional surgery. Visit here - https://ihabanwaruk.wordpress.com/

1. Dr. Ihab Anwar – Focus on
Laparoscopic Surgery
Dr. Ihab Anwar has devoted his career to becoming the best surgeon he can.
He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in the United Kingdom and a
Fellow of the American College of Surgeons in the United States. He has
focused primarily, in his later career, on laparoscopic surgery, and gained
membership in the International Society of Surgeons, and in the Asian Society
of Laparoscopic Surgeons.

2. Laparoscopic surgery is a term used for minimally invasive surgery and
involves surgical techniques that do not cause as much trauma for patients on
the operating table as traditional open surgery. Dr. Ihab Anwar first trained
and gained experience in laparoscopic surgery during a basic laparoscopic
surgery course in Goettingen, Germany and another laparoscopic surgery
course at Security Forces Hospital in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Dr. Anwar says that
during his time at Security Forces Hospital, he performed more than 1,300
Laparoscopic Chloecystectomies, or gall bladder removal, on top of general
surgery practice.

3. Laparoscopic surgery involves unorthodox surgical procedures using video
cameras and specialized surgical implements. Usually, the surgeon makes
small incisions in the patient’s body through which small plastic tubes are
placed. The video camera and the surgical instruments are then fed through
these small incisions and tubes, giving the surgeon a direct and real-time view
of the patient from the inside. Laparoscopic surgeons, including Ihab Anwar
then uses the video images from the cameras to perform the surgery with
extremely precise robotic instruments that he controls remotely. After
surgery, the patient usually needs less time to recover at the hospital, less
overall discomfort—leading to less painkilling medication and risk for
addiction, and less scarring.