Camran nezhat biography of michael jackson summary

Camran Nezhat has influenced almost every aspect of our laparoscopic lives. Also, his prediction and claim that almost all open surgeries could be and should be avoided is increasingly becoming a reality. Of equal importance, Camran on a personal level has positively affected many of us as well. His sincerity, clarity of thought, and faith that the future can be made better than the present—if only we apply ourselves to the unsolved problems of medicine—remain a source of continual inspiration.

Camran Nezhat invented and pioneered

I recall vividly the experience of Camran inspiring me to strive for broader frontiers, when, at the 2nd European Congress in Gynecological Endoscopy in Heidelberg, Germany, a packed audience sat transfixed on uncomfortably hard folding chairs as he unveiled his uncannily prescient vision for the field of laparoscopy, foretelling of a time years into the future when large incisions would eventually become obsolete.

This was in , ten years ahead of the curve, when operative laparoscopy was still considered quite limited and dangerous, especially since the technology did not exist to match this futuristic view. Despite this technological lag, Camran demonstrated via video footage of his collaborative work with colleagues from other disciplines that laparoscopic techniques could be integrated into therapy for the abdominal and pelvic cavity, heart, brain, lungs, vessels, endocrine system, and to every aspect of surgery where a cavity existed or a cavity could be created.

For, in these situations, he found that the anatomy could be magnified and therefore better visualized. That day in Heidelberg, I was enthralled and felt challenged by him to participate more fully in expanding the frontiers to help with his vision. Camran introduced the technique of operating in an upright position off the television monitor and on the images rather than on the tissue!

Sacral colpopexy and laparoscopy during advanced pregnancy and repair of major vessels were also first reported by Camran and his team. Third, his claims are becoming increasingly evident that advantages of laparoscopic surgery are not only shorter hospital stays, smaller incisions, and faster recovery, but also that laparoscopic surgery when performed by an experienced surgeon is associated with fewer complications and better results than laparotomy is.

Camran was born in Iran Persia. His interest in medicine started very early and became his desire when his mother became ill and required a great deal of medical care. The doctors involved in her care saved her life.