Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology Faisalabad Teaching Hospital

08/09/2025

14 years old female patient (special child ) presented with history of ingestion of foreign body. Endoscopy was done and star shaped pin removed successfully .

26/08/2025

Hands on endoscopy workshop in gastroenterology ward under supervision of prof Dr Mughees Ather . A great learning opportunity for residents of gastroenterology and medicine.

25/08/2025

Hands on endoscopy workshop in gastroenterology ward , Allied hospital faisalabad .

19/08/2025

Workshop on research reinvented: role of artificial intelligence was conducted by gastroenterology department faisalabad teaching hospital under leadership of prof Dr Mughees Ather . Dr Masood Jawaid was facilitator of this workshop . Dr Drmuhammad Adrees also graced this occasion with his department .

18/08/2025

Workshop on power of artificial intelligence in research in gastroenterology department , FTH , Faisalabad Medical University .

14/08/2025

25/05/2025

Department of gastroenterology and hepatology faisalabad teaching hospital, Faisalabad Medical University conducted it's 1st Mock examination for FCPS part 2 gastroenterology under supervision of prof Dr Mughees Ather. It was a successful activity, candidates from all over Pakistan participated in it and got an experience of exam.

14/04/2025

ERCP and colonoscopy workshop in progress in faisalabad teaching hospital. International and national faculty providing hands on practice on ERCP and colonoscopy cases.

09/04/2025

72 year old male with malignant distal billiary stricture, cholangitis underwent ampullary fistulotomy & subsequent metallic billiary stenting, successfully, at Gastroenterology Dept FTH

18/03/2025

A 21 y/o female, primigravida presented with acute cholangitis secondary to CBD stone. ERCP performed ( PD sphincterotomy+ PD stenting, CBD sphincterotomy and CBD stenting) with collaboration of gastroentrology, anesthesia and gynecology department .

07/03/2025

A 13 year old girl presented with accidental ingestion of a sharp object( hijab pin). Pin is found embedded in the stomach on gastroscopy. Removed with the help of a snare.