As part of its ongoing commitment to advancing medical education and elevating the training standards for resident doctors, the Syrian Board of Medical Specializations (SBOMS) has announced the establishment of a specialized department focused on medical education quality. This department is designed to strengthen the implementation of academic accreditation standards in the teaching hospitals and...Read More

The Syrian Board of Medical Specialties (SBOMS) is proud to announce the publication of a research study in the Avicenna Journal of Medicine. This study highlights medical innovations in the treatment of rare cases under challenging healthcare conditions. This achievement reinforces SBOMS’s role in supporting medical research that contributes to improving healthcare for patients in...Read More

The Syrian Board of Medical Specializations (SBOMS) took part in the activities of the Second International Scientific Conference  titled “Persons with Disabilities in the Context of War” (Towards Strategies for Advancement, Inclusion, and Empowerment, in Light of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 2030). The conference, held over two days at the University of Aleppo...Read More

Introduction: Adenocarcinoma is the most common type of malignant tumor in the stomach, accounting for approximately 95% of all stomach tumors. These adenocarcinomas are classified into two types: cardia cancer and non-cardia cancer, based on their anatomical location in the stomach. The remaining cases are comprised of lymphomas, carcinoid tumors, and gastrointestinal stromal tumors.(1) While...Read More

The Syrian Board of Medical Specializations (SBOMS) proudly participated in the pediatric scientific conference organized by the Syrian American Medical Association (SAMS) and the Idlib Health Directorate on September 16-17, 2024.  Dr. Abdul Basit Suleiman, Chairman of the SBOMS Scientific Council of Pediatrics, emphasized in his opening speech the crucial role of such conferences in...Read More

Introduction Acute arterial embolism and thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) associated with cervical rib deformity are uncommon clinical entities. Cervical rib deformities occur in approximately 0.6% of the population and are frequently asymptomatic.(2) However, in rare instances, this anomaly can result in severe vascular complications, such as subclavian artery aneurysm. Timely diagnosis and prompt surgical intervention...Read More

Introduction: Brain tumors are complex medical conditions that significantly affect the health of patients. Although colloidal cysts are classified as benign, they make up a small percentage of brain tumors, accounting for less than 2% of primary brain tumors. Specifically, they make up approximately 1-2% of all intracranial tumors and are among the most common...Read More

Introduction Electrical injuries are medical emergencies that can cause significant damage to multiple organ systems, including sudden cardiac arrest, arrhythmias, and neurological complications such as cerebral edema. Prompt intervention and tailored treatment are crucial for patient survival and recovery. This case study details the management of a 23-year-old male who sustained a severe electrical injury...Read More

Introduction Acute appendicitis in infants under two years of age is an exceptionally rare and challenging condition to diagnose. This difficulty arises from the non-specific nature of symptoms and the inability of infants to verbalize pain. This case report presents the successful diagnosis and treatment of a three-month-old baby girl with acute appendicitis, highlighting the...Read More

Summary Takayasu arteritis (TAK) is characterized by granulomatitis that affects the large arteries, narrowing or occlusion of these arteries. This disease most often affects young women in the second and third decades of life. Although the exact cause of the disease is unknown, it is believed that genetic and environmental factors play a role in...Read More