About MENA-SINO
The Middle East and North Africa Stroke and Interventional Neurotherapies Organization
Our Mission
MENA-SINO is dedicated to improving stroke and neurointervention care across the Middle East and North Africa region through evidence-based guidelines, education, research collaboration, and advocacy for better healthcare access and outcomes.
Key Achievements
45+ Expert Contributors
Multidisciplinary panel from across MENA region
20+ Countries Represented
Comprehensive regional coverage including conflict-affected areas
142 Regional Publications
MENA-specific literature and dataset analyses reviewed
9 Professional Endorsements
Support from major regional medical societies
85% Consensus Achievement
High agreement rate through modified Delphi process
Evidence-Based Approach
Systematic adaptation of international guidelines
Our Focus Areas
Improve Patient Outcomes
Enhance aSAH management across diverse healthcare settings in the MENA region through evidence-based, culturally appropriate guidelines.
Bridge Resource Gaps
Provide practical recommendations that work across different resource levels, from state-of-the-art facilities to resource-limited settings.
Foster Regional Collaboration
Strengthen networks between healthcare providers and institutions across the MENA region for knowledge sharing and mutual support.
Advance Medical Education
Develop training programs and educational resources tailored to regional needs and cultural contexts.
Key Contributors
Dr. Ossama Yassin Mansour
Lead Author & Corresponding AuthorDr. Tamer Hassan
Co-AuthorDr. Syed I. Hussain
Co-AuthorDr. Maher Saqqur
Co-AuthorDr. Ashfaq Shuaib
Senior AuthorEndorsing Organizations
Publication Details
Journal
Journal of Vascular and Interventional Neurology (JVIN)
Official Journal of Zeenat Qureshi Stroke Institute
Volume & Issue
Volume 16
Corresponding Author
Dr. Ossama Yassin Mansour, MD
Stroke and Neurointervention Center
Alexandria University, Egypt
Contact
yassinossama@yahoo.comFuture Directions
MENA-SINO continues to work towards improving neurological care across the region through:
Guideline Updates
Regular updates based on new evidence and regional feedback
Training Programs
Comprehensive education initiatives for healthcare providers
Research Collaboration
Multi-center studies to generate regional evidence
Technology Integration
Telemedicine and digital health solutions
Policy Advocacy
Working with governments to improve stroke care infrastructure
Quality Improvement
Outcome monitoring and continuous improvement initiatives