Morocco Trip Made Dr. Ihab Anwar Learn Valuable Experiences

Dr. Ihab Anwar is a British national who just spent the fall of 2014 on a boat, cruising his way through a genuine life changing experience while also gaining valuable education and credits that are essential to getting his degree. One of the most valuable lessons he gained was in Morocco, where he learned an entirely new way of life that made him realize how truly big the world is.

Before going to Morocco, Ihab Anwar has never been on another continent. He had grown up in the United Kingdom, and has seen many part of Europe, but he had never made outside of the many countries of Europe. Now having stepped or onto Africa soil, he had officially been farther from his home than ever before. 

Ihab Anwar’s trip to Morocco showed him a side of himself that he had never known before; that of the eager explorer, ready to take on unfamiliar waters and lands and make the most of it while also gaining valuable experiences that will fulfill his curiosities and serve as valuable lessons he can apply over and over again throughout his lifetime.

Ihab Anwar spent most of his time in Morocco through exploiting the historic streets of Casablanca. He mingled with locals and learned many things about the language and lifestyle of the Moroccans. He also tried new foods, explored new areas and realized his thirst for adventure had gotten bigger than ever.

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Dr. Ihab Anwar - Accomplishments for the year 2013 and 2014

Dr. Ihab Anwar is an active member of the medical field who attends a number of conferences and lectures every year. Below is a list of the activities he was involved in during 2013 and 2014:

2013: ELSA Meeting in Riyadh: Chairing a session of Neuroendocrine tumors

Jan 2013: Breast international meeting in Cairo

Jan 2013: Moderating lecture for residents about Trauma

Feb 2013: Attending the Methodist Hospital meeting in Faisalia

Mar 2013: SICOT for transplant, Riyadh

Mar 2013: Tracheal resection, head and neck conference and work shop KTSH

Mar 2013: Lectures for Medical Students: Post-operative complications and Inguino-scrotal swellings.

April 2013: 100 day task force preanaesthesia clinic structure

April 2013: Medical students lectures on Inguinoscrotal swelling and Hernias

Research projects in 2014: The use of heparin or clexane for splenic vein thrombosis post splenectomy;

A case of concurrent splenic lymphangiomatosis and protreus syndrome

December 2013: Published in Saudi Medical Journal.

Jan 2014: Cairo International Breast Cancer conference 11-13

December 2013: Organizing committee member Resident Research Day and chairing a session

March 2014: Attended Miami Breast Cancer conference

March 2014: Presentation at Surgical Club meeting

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Dr. Ihab Anwar – Prominent Position at State of the Art Hospital

Dr. Ihab Anwar is a highly skilled and successful surgeon with decades of experience. He works at one of the top hospitals in the Middle East: the King Faisal Specialist Hospital in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He is a Consultant Surgeon specializing in laparoscopic and reconstructive breast surgery. Laparoscopic surgery is a relatively new technique using tubes, video cameras, and specialized surgical tools to perform minimally invasive procedures.

Dr. Ihab Anwar says that he is happy to participate in the great surgical practices occurring every day at King Faisal. He calls the hospital a “state of the art, tertiary referral hospital.” It stands as one of the largest and busiest in the region, with 900 beds and a Research Center that has become a Mecca for oncology research. Dr. Anwar revels in being in one of the spotlighted hospitals in the region.

Before his move to Riyadh, Ihab Anwar was a Consultant Surgeon specializing in Breast reconstructive surgery at Colchester General Hospital in Essex, United Kingdom. He also worked as a Consultant Surgeon at Queens Hospital in Trent, United Kingdom. Of all the places he has worked over the years, he says that he loves his work at King Faisal the most, because of its prominence importance in its community. King Faisal was founded in 1975 and remains one of the few options Saudi Arabians with serious illnesses have in Riyadh.

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Dr. Ihab Anwar – Laparoscopic Surgery Specialist at King Faisal

Dr. Ihab Anwar is an experienced, highly skilled surgeon specializing in Laparoscopic surgery at King Faisal Specialist Hospital in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He is a Fellow of both the Royal College of Surgeons in the United Kingdom, and the American College of Surgeons. He completed a surgical residency with distinction at Alexandria University in 1986 and went on to become a Surgery Specialist at the Islam Medical Center in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

Dr. Ihab Anwar is a Consultant Surgeon at King Faisal Specialist Hospital in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. King Faisal is one of the largest and busiest hospitals in the Middle East, with 900 beds and a large research center with facilities for postgraduate studies and training in conjunction with the Al Faisal University of Medicine. Dr. Anwar has worked there since 2009.

Before he moved to Riyadh, Ihab Anwar was a Consultant General and Breast Surgeon at Colchester General Hospital in the United Kingdom. He served as a senior surgical consultant at the hospital, which is run by a trust. He quickly rose in the trust and undertook three surgical lists and three clinical sessions a week in two hospital sites, in addition to participating in peripheral surgical clinics in Clacton on Sea.

Dr. Ihab Anwar has practiced at many other hospitals in the United Kingdom, the Middle East, and elsewhere throughout the world. Patients, colleagues, and friends know him for his excellent bedside manner, a consummate professional, and for his honesty and kindness. Dr. Anwar enjoys traveling, reading and playing the piano in his spare time.

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Ihab Anwar: Trans-Atlantic Film

Ihab Anwar says he was incredibly lucky to get involved in the Semester at Sea program through the University of Rhode Island, where he is a student for the 2014-2015 school year. "I live in England, go to school in Rhode Island, but spent the entire Fall semester travelling the world," he said. "How lucky is that?"

The Semester at Sea program takes hundreds of college students on an around-the-world trip, with stops scheduled at numerous countries along the way. The Fall 2014 trip set sail from Southampton, England on August 24 and visited seventeen cities in fifteen countries during its 108-day voyage. 

Anwar says he learned a lot and saw parts of the world that he never expected to see. But in addition to the travel, he and the other students had to take a lot of required courses, and some electives, too.

One of the classes he took was called Trans-Atlantic Film as History. "According to the course outline, it was supposed to introduce us to the idea that movies can bear witness to the diversity of the human experience. That's what the instructor kept saying, although she always said cinema – ‘Cinema can bear witness to the diversity of the human experience.'" 

The course, he went on, had a short section on the development of film technology in the late 1800s and early 1900s. "But the emphasis was on the social issues that were introduced in each movie."

Films that were screened for the students included The Butterfly, which was about the Spanish Civil War, and A Night of Truth, which was about inter-African warfare. Ihab Anwar said that he had never hear of any of the movies that they saw.

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