The Royal Hospital of Oman successfully completed its first complex cardiac catheterization using the Impella CP device with Smart-Assist technology. This advanced medical procedure was carried out by an experienced Omani medical team, supported by specialized nursing and technical staff.
Medical Innovations in Oman
Dr. Adil Al-Jabri, head of the cardiac catheterization department at the National Heart Center, stated that the Impella CP device with Smart-Assist technology is one of the latest global medical innovations. This device acts as a micropump that is inserted into the body through a catheter to temporarily support the heart muscle and help it pump blood effectively to the rest of the body.
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Dr. Adil also referred to recent studies that have confirmed the effectiveness of this technology in supporting circulation and improving patient survival rates, contributing to the increased potential for advanced therapeutic interventions in cases of cardiac shock.
New Achievements in Healthcare Services
Dr. Najib Zahraan Al-Rawahi, director of the National Heart Center, announced in an interview that the introduction of this technology into the healthcare system marks an important milestone in the development of cardiac services and reflects the commitment of medical and technical teams to stay updated with the latest global medical practices and technologies.
This achievement underscores the continuous development of the health sector in the Sultanate of Oman and also demonstrates the Royal Hospital's commitment to adopting and localizing the latest global therapeutic technologies. These initiatives not only benefit patients but also enhance the quality of medical services at the national level.
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