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First Microwave Ablation (MWA) Procedure Performed Using SABERWAVE ECO-200G

A Landmark Achievement in Sulaimaniah

Sulaimaniah Teaching Hospital

9th February 2025.

First Microwave Ablation (MWA) Procedure Performed Using SABERWAVE ECO-200G

DiaErbil Medical Co., Ltd. is proud to announce a major milestone in interventional oncology in Iraq: the first-ever Microwave Ablation (MWA) procedure in Sulaimaniah, successfully performed at Sulaimaniah Teaching Hospital – Radiology Centre.

The procedure was carried out using the SABERWAVE ECO-200G Microwave Ablation System from ECO Medical Technology, marking an important step forward in introducing advanced, minimally invasive tumor ablation technologies to the region.

This pioneering case was expertly performed by Dr. Nasr Abdulla, a highly skilled radiologist whose clinical expertise and commitment to innovation continue to advance cancer treatment capabilities in Iraq. His leadership in adopting state-of-the-art interventional techniques is helping bring modern, patient-centered care to local healthcare institutions.

Case Overview

Patient: 44-year-old with a history of colon cancer

Previous Treatment: Left hepatic lobe resection

Current Diagnosis: Solitary secondary liver lesion (4.5 × 3 cm) located in segment VI

Procedure: Microwave ablation under sedation

Procedure Time: Approximately 30 minutes


The ablation was completed successfully, demonstrating the effectiveness, precision, and efficiency of microwave ablation technology in managing secondary liver tumors.

DiaErbil Medical extends its sincere appreciation to Dr. Nasr Abdulla and the entire medical and radiology team at Sulaimaniah Teaching Hospital for their professionalism, collaboration, and dedication. This achievement represents the beginning of a new phase in tumor ablation treatment in Iraq, opening the door for broader access to advanced interventional oncology solutions.

We remain committed to supporting Iraqi healthcare providers with innovative technologies, high-quality training, and strong clinical partnerships—working together to improve patient outcomes nationwide.

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