In a significant move highlighting the excellence of students at the College of Medicine, the Dean of the college honored student Mohammed Othman Muheisen in recognition of his discovery of a scientific error in the book Macleod's Clinical Examination, one of the world's renowned medical references in the field of clinical examination.

While studying the aforementioned book, Mohammed Othman identified a scientific error related to one of the clinical examination methods presented in it, contributing to the improvement of the accuracy of medical information available to students and practitioners.

Following extensive discussions between the Departments of Internal Medicine and Surgery, the error was confirmed, and the relevant authorities were contacted to address the correction.

Professor Dr. Waleed Nassar Jaffal, the esteemed Dean of the college, noted that this discovery reflects the student’s ability to think critically and meticulously review scientific sources, which enhances the quality of medical education at the college. He added that honoring the student serves as a motivation for other students in their pursuit of excellence and innovation.

For his part, Mohammed Othman Muheisen expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the college administration for this recognition, emphasizing that this discovery is the result of his keen attention to detail and determination to develop his scientific skills. He also stressed the importance of continuous research and the development of critical thinking skills in the medical field.

It is worth mentioning that Macleod's Clinical Examination is one of the most renowned books relied upon by medical students worldwide to learn clinical examination techniques, and this discovery represents a valuable contribution to medical references in this field.