King Edward Medical University, Advanced Temporal Bone & Endoscopic Ear Surgery Workshop
King Edward Medical University (KEMU), Lahore, has made history by hosting its first-ever highly specialized Temporal Bone & Endoscopic Ear Surgery Hands-on Workshop, marking a significant milestone in the field of ENT surgery in Pakistan. The workshop brought together leading experts, surgeons, and trainee doctors from across the country, offering them world-class training and exposure.
The workshop was held under the patronage of Vice Chancellor KEMU, Prof. Dr. Mahmood Ayyaz, was honored by the presence of Chief Guest Prof. Dr. Latif Malik, and was organized under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Taimoor Latif Malik, Chairman ENT Department, KEMU.
Renowned international master trainers including Prof. Dr. M. Iqbal Javed Khan (UK), Dr. Muhammad Szafi bin Muhammad Saad (Malaysia), and Dr. Rubendra (Nepal) participated in the workshop, providing participants with a unique opportunity to learn advanced surgical techniques and global best practices firsthand.
The workshop delivered intensive, hands-on training in Temporal Bone Dissection and Endoscopic Ear Surgery, distinguished by close, real-time supervision from senior faculty. Prof. Mahmood Ayyaz was actively engaged on the floor, guiding and mentoring trainees during live dissection. The session drew enthusiastic participation from young doctors and surgeons across the country, further strengthening structured, skill-based surgical training in Pakistan.
Vice Chancellor KEMU Prof. Dr. Mahmood Ayyaz stated that this marks a historic milestone for the institution, emphasizing its commitment to equipping young doctors with globally competitive, skill-based training in highly specialized ENT surgery. He highlighted the importance of international collaboration in promoting academic exchange, innovation, and advanced surgical techniques, and reaffirmed KEMU’s dedication to excellence in medical education, research, and patient care.
Chief Guest Prof. Dr. Latif Malik remarked that the workshop elevates the global standing of Pakistan’s medical institutions and enables young doctors to benefit from modern research and advanced treatment techniques through international collaboration.
Course Director Prof. Dr. Taimoor Latif Malik stated that the aim is not only academic exchange but practical skill development, adding that the workshop is empowering young surgeons and strengthening Pakistan’s position in ENT surgery globally.
By organizing this workshop for the first time in its history, King Edward Medical University has set a new benchmark in ENT surgical training in Pakistan and the region, reflecting the country’s growing presence in the global medical community and its commitment to improving patient care through practical advancement.