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JEDDAH I RIYADH I MADINAH I ASEER I HAIL I SANAA I CAIRO I DUBAI I SHARJAH I AJMAN

N E W S L E T T E RISSUE NO. 31 QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER ISSUED BY SAUDI GERMAN HOSPITALS GROUP - UAE

SAUDI GERMAN HOSPITAL AJMAN

GRANDSTAFF

MEETING

NEWSLETTERCONTENTS

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Health Tips

Medical Cases

New Services FAQs

Outreach Programs

Executive on Spotlight

Employee Engagement

SGH Ajman Doctors

SGH QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER

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NEWSLETTERCONTENTS

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In the United Arab Emirates, the health-

care sector has witnessed an extended

period of high growth in 2019, which is

forecast to continue, driven by the gap

between supply and demand. Saudi

German Hospitals Group – UAE played

a significant role in this market growth

and preparing ourselves to meet the

forecasted demand, because we believe

quality healthcare is the right access to

everyone.

We at SGH Group believe that health

awareness, education and interfacing by

the healthcare providers is the stepping

stone to build the healthy community.

The newsletter is one of the communi-

cation tools we use to interact with our

patients, customers and business

providers. Through this platform, we

communicate to our patients and custo-

mers what we do, our achievements,

recognitions and future plans.

We present our 31st edition of the News-

letter to you and your family, that high-

light achievements, trends, new initia-

tives, accreditation and recognition in

2019. We are confident that as usual, you

will accept this knowledge-based and

informative newsletter. As always

looking forward to your encouragement,

cooperation, and feedback that always

give the energy to move forward to

provide quality healthcare through

person centric approach to everyone in

the society.

EDITORIAL

DR. REEM OSMANChief Executive Officer

Saudi German Hospitals Group - UAE

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With the blessing of Allah, the trust of our customers and the total commitment of our employees who represent our most valuable asset, we have been ableto establish ourselves as the largest and most reputedprivate healthcare provider in the region within a short span of time.

Since its inception we have been focusing on sub-specialties. Our vision and activities go beyond in delivering excellence in quality of care to patients and creating value for all our stake holders. All our efforts are to continuously improve our services to exceed the needs and expectations of our patients.

As corporate citizens, we believe that we have the social responsibility towards the community to improve its healthcare standards and in building healthy community.

As the CEO of SGH – UAE region, I feel privileged to invite you to experience the world-class medical carefor all your family needs designed by Saudi GermanHospitals. We aim to provide quality healthcare withhighest level of ethical standards and personalized care to achieve superior medical outcome and patientsatisfaction.

We are proud to provide the latest & the best innova-tion in medical care at the middle-east to our esteemed patients & stakeholders through our fully committed staff who are essential to instill the drive and determination to achieve vision, mission and goal of the organization and to meet the challenges and realize the opportunities that faced today and in the future.

LEADERSHIP MESSAGE

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Engr. Sobhi Abdel Jaleel BatterjeeFounder

Saudi German Hospitals Group

DR. REEM OSMAN

Chief Executive OfficerSaudi German Hospitals Group - UAE

www.saudigerman.com

SAUDI GERMAN HOSPITALS GROUP UAE

Is one of the largest private hospitals group in United

Arab Emirates by number of hospital beds and number of

operating hospitals. It is a part of Saudi German Hospitals

Group, a major healthcare player in MENA (Middle East

& North Africa) region. The group is a multi-functional

Healthcare company & functions as a Healthcare develo-

per. With an array of over 30 years’ experience in Health-

care industry the SGH Group of Hospitals function with a

unique spiritual vision which is derived from the Holy Qu-

ran “AND IF ANY ONE SAVED A LIFE, IT WOULD BE AS

IF HE SAVED ALL OF MANKIND”

(Al Maidah, Verse 32).

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VISION:

To be the REGIONAL

HEALTHCARE LEADER

through the largest

network of hospitals

delivering excellence in

quality of care to

patients, and creating

value for all stake-

holders.

MISSION:

To provide quality health-

care in all specialties with

highest level of ethical

standards and persona-

lized care to achieve supe-

rior medical outcome and

patient satisfaction.

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Saudi German Hospital – Ajman is part of the largest private hospitals group in the Middle East. It is the 10th tertiary care hospital of SGH Group, with 200 Beds which will cater to the Health care necessities of Ajman and Northern Emirates. SGH-Ajman offers a wide range of medical services including all Specialties and Sub-Spe-cialties.

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PROSTATE CANCER PREVENTION, WAYS TO

REDUCE YOUR RISK:

Because many factors can affect PSA levels, your doctor is the best person to interpret your PSA test results. If the PSA test is abnormal, your doctor may recommend more investiga-tions to find out problems.

DR. AHMED HINDAWYSpecialist Urologist

higher in men who have

prostate cancer. The PSA

level may also be elevated

in other conditions that

affect the prostate.

As a rule, the higher the PSA

level in the blood, the more

likely a prostate problem

is present. But many

factors, such as age and

race, can affect PSA levels.

Some prostate glands make

more PSA than others.

PSA levels also can be

affected by—

• Certain medical

procedures.

• Certain medications.

• An enlarged prostate.

• A prostate infection.

There’s no proven prostate

cancer prevention strategy.

But you may reduce your

risk of prostate cancer by

making healthy choices,

such as:

• Exercising (Men who are

obese — a body mass index

(BMI) of 30 or higher

— may have an increased

risk of prostate cancer.) .

• Stop smoking. Using

tobacco is a major cause of

kidney, prostate and

bladder cancer.

• Eating a healthy diet (Choose a low-fat diet,

Increase the amount of

fruits and vegetables you

eat each day).

• Drinking a cup of green tea at least daily

reduce cancer prostate risk

(Anti-Cancer Effects of

Green Tea Polyphenols

Against Prostate Cancer).

• Regular screening for Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) Test, from age 50 till

75 years old , every 2 years.

PSA is a blood test called

a prostate specific antigen

(PSA) test measures the

level of PSA in the blood.

PSA is a substance made by

the prostate. The levels

of PSA in the blood can be

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IBS (IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME) OR IBD (INFLAM-

MATORY BOWEL DISEASE)

DR. MOHAMED EL HAJJSpecialist Gastroenterology

• Blood test – H.Pylori

antibody / only once, can

be positive longtime even

after successful eradication

therapy

• UBT – Urea Breath test

/ measuring the activity of

H.pylori

• Stool test / measuring

the activity of H.pylori

• Gastroscopy with biopsy

or CLO test

To rule out or to confirm

gallbladder stone disease

we proceed with abdominal

ultrasound

For IBD usually enough

stool tests (occult blood

and calprotectin), and for

hemorrhoids the standard

is per rectum examination.

Decreased motility and

secretion + hyperactivity of

microbiome…Constipation

+ bloating

Usually, 5 diseases can

make above-mentioned

symptoms.

• Helicobacter pylori

infection

• Gallbladder stone

disease

• IBD

• IBS

• Hemorrhoids

So, to confirm that patient

has IBS, doctor needs to

rule out other above-men-

tioned diseases.

To rule out or to confirm

Helicobacter pylori infec-

tion we have 4 tests:

So many patients visit

doctors with complain of

abdominal discomfort/pain,

bloating and change in

bowel habit/constipation or

diarrhea.

Always patient prescribes

his problem saying: I have

problem with my colon /

IBS!!

Briefly about IBS and IBD.

Every organ in our body

had his own structure with

own function.

IBD {inflammatory Bowel

Disease} is a structural

disease/inflammation, but

IBS {Irritable Bowel Syn-

drome} is a functional

disease.

The main functions in our

gastrointestinal system are:

• Motility

• Secretion/absorption

• Microbiome/Microbiota/

good bacteria

So any problem {hyper- or

hypo-} with above-men-

tioned functions, can make

IBS.

For example: increased

motility and secretion

……………. Diarrhea

that are making you sick.

It’s a common symptom of

infections like flu. If it’s 101

For higher, wait until your

child is fever-free for at

least 24 hours before

sending her back to school.

Diarrhea happens because

of an infection, food poi-

soning, or medications like

antibiotics. It can lead to

dehydration, so give her a

lot of fluids to drink. Keep

your child home until her

stools are solid and your

Does she have an illness like the flu or pinkeye? If you think she might, don’t

let her go back to school

until you know he’s not con-

tagious anymore.

When Your Child Is Sick?Here’s what you need to

keep an eye on:

Fever is a sign that your

body is fighting the germs

Does your child have a fever? Fevers of 101 F or more are

generally a sign of illness, so

children should stay home

from school.

Is your child well enough to participate in class? If she seems too run down

to get much out of her

lessons, keep her home.

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doctor gives the OK.

Vomiting is another way

our bodies get rid of germs.

It’s usually caused by a

stomach virus or infection.

Keep your child at home if

she has vomited twice or

more in the last 24 hours.

She can go back to school

after her symptoms clear

up or the doctor says she’s

no longer contagious.

Severe cough and cold symptoms should keep

your child home. A serious

cough could be a symptom

of contagious conditions

ness and feels fine, she can

go to school.

Rashes can be a sign of

contagious illnesses like

chickenpox, bacterial

meningitis, or impetigo

(a skin infection). Keep your

child home until she’s been

diagnosed. She can head

back to the classroom after

her symptoms are gone and

the doctor gives the OK.

Ear infections aren’t conta-

gious. There’s no need to

keep a child with a mild ear-

ache home, as long as she

feels well enough to con-

centrate.

Mild cold or respiratory symptoms don’t have to

sideline your kid -- but keep

in mind that even if her nose

runs clear and her cough is

mild, she may still pass the

virus to somebody else.

like whooping cough, viral

bronchitis, or croup. It can

also be a warning sign of

asthma or allergies.

Sore throats can be a symp-

tom of a common cold or

strep. If she has a mild cold,

she can go to school. If your

child has been diagnosed

with strep throat, keep her

at home for at least 24

hours after she starts anti-

biotics.

Is contagious, and a child

should stay home for the

first 24 hours after treat-

ment begins. Symptoms

include eye redness, irrita-

tion, swelling, and pus.

Headaches can be a symp-

tom of contagious illnesses

like the stomach flu, flu,

meningitis, and strep throat.

Experts disagree on

whether a child should be

kept home. If she doesn’t

have any other signs of ill-

DR. DOAA ABDELGHAFFARSpecialist Pediatrician

MIGRATORY STONE BETWEEN UPPER URETERIC AND RENAL PC SYSTEM

CT result:

free mobility of the stone

between upper ureter and

pelvicalyceal system of the

left kidney according to

patient position with size

about 14x11x8 mm, and

1240 HU.

Fig 1: stone in left upper ureter, fig 2: stone in left pelvis to lower calyx.

Treatment:The goal is to remove the

stone and discharge the

patient as one-day case

admission, without com-

plications.

For example: migration or

escaping of the stone in

pelvicalyceal system which

is high by flexible uretros-

copy and laser lithotripsy ,

or less effective treatment

which may be happened in

ESWL due to free mobility

and stone multiplicity .

UTI. There was no fever.

There was no family history

of any urological problem.

On clinical examination

there was mild tenderness

on left flank.

Her last surgery was cesa-

rean section 6 years ago,

with no history of other

surgeries or medical

diseases.

Investigations:Patient ultrasound is

showing left mild hydrone-

phrosis with possibility of

left upper ureteric stone .

Serum creatinine was 0.64

mg/dl , and uric acid was 4

mg/dl .

But urine analysis is show-

ing microscopic hematuria

about 35-40 /HFU , blood

+++ , and WBC 8-10 /HFU.

Patient was sent to radio-

logy department for CT

abdomen and pelvis with

and without contrast .

To confirm stone size and

to exclude any other cause

of obstruction .

Abstract: Retrograde ureteric stone

migration, with free mobi-

lity of the stone between

upper ureter and pelvicaly-

ceal system of the left kid-

ney according to patient

position .

We reported this rare case

of urolithiasis in Saudi Ger-

man hospital Ajman.

Management of these cas-

es is difficult due to free

mobility and stone multi-

plicity.

The goal is to remove the

stone without complica-

tions , and with avoidance

of migration or escaping

to pelvicalyceal system, or

less effective treatment as

a one case admission.

Case Presentation:A married female patient

36 years old , presented by

left recurrent flank pain ,

which is unstable and

started 2 months ago,

sometimes related to

position, with recurrent

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DiscussionIn SGH AJMAN, we re-corded a rare case of migratory upper uretericstone, with multiplicityand mobility of the stone which made its manage-ment difficult .Urolithiasis is one of thecommon diseases in gulfarea, and proper mana-gement in a full equipped hospital , makes it easy and all solutions are available according to each case and every situation .

Our goal was to choose the best treatment option for the patient without complication in a very short time .

We succeeded her to have the prober techno-logy to get a prober visualization , instrumen-tation and documenta-tion for every case .

Injection of contrast slowly

to show the renal system,

then puncture was done

single time,

nephroscope was insert-

ed in sheath after dilata-

tion of the track , stone

was in front of the scope

, removed one piece ,

small gravels were there

removed, examination of

renal system, which was

good, nephroscope was

removed during inspection

of the wound , sheath was

removed, would is closed

(tube less PCNL).

JJ stent 6 “ 26 cm was inserted . No biopsy material tak-en No intraoperative com-plication Blood loss was nil.

Outcome and follow-upPostoperative follow up, urine was clear next day, no pain, catheter was removed and patient discharged next day morning .

We planned to do:

The left ureteral retro-

grade study to assess the

stone site then Percutane-

ous nephrolithotomy

( LT PCNL ) was chosen to

remove the stone .

Patient consent: Obtained

Under general anesthesia,

patient was in spine

position, sterilization of

the LL and genitalia, diag-

nostic cystoscopy was

done, with insertion of

ureteric catheter on cobra

guide wire in the left ureter

plain image was taken to

show that the stone away

from the ureter and inside

the kidney.

Stone is a way from the ureteric catheter, in the pelvis.

Patient was put in prone

position with the help of

the anesthesia team . and

a new image was taken to

the stone to show a new

different site .

Stone is too close to the ureteric catheter, means it tried to go upper ureter.


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DR. TAREK FARGHALI

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the current pace we are moving it,

we are rapidly growing in both the

outpatient, invasive and non-inva-

sive procedures.

Who are your target audience for the said services?

The target audience for the said

service is for all our current and

future patients suffering from

cardiac problems to be provided

with the best healthcare services

with the maximum advancement as

possible while ensuring that the

internal protocols and guidelines

are followed.

What are the services the department offers?

Our Cardiology Department in SGH

Ajman is one of the biggest depart-

ments in the North Emirates.

We provide clinical cardiology

services for our patients in the clinic

and inpatient CCU department.

We currently also have the Non-

Invasive Lab which is carrying out

all the cardiac procedures.

Moreover, we have a cath lab which

is fully equipped for coronary angio-

graphy and intervention with highly

specialized equipment which

enables us to insert all types of

cardiac devises.

What is your vision for the services mentioned? How do you see it working in the hospital?

I feel that the services we provide

is at the highest level possible thus

enabling us to provide all the

required services for our cardiac

patients to ensure they are in the

best health and satisfied as much as

possible. I have observed that with

APPRECIATIONCORNER

Patient Appreciation to Dr. Ahmed Azmy,

Specialist Orthopedic Surgeon

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Patient Appreciation to Dr. Reham Abdelaal,

Internal Medicine (General Practitioner)

OUTREACH PROGRAMS

Indoor and Outdoor Events

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Since the inception of Saudi

German Hospital Ajman, the

hospital was very keen in inter-

facing with the society through

various health awareness initia-

tives as part its goal to build a

healthy society.

During the last quarter of 2019,

the hospital focused its com-

munity activities in line with the

global awareness campaigns,

including Breast Cancer Cam-

paign, the events and cam-

paigns organized highlighting

the importance of early detec-

tion and prevention. These cam-

paigns focused on girls’ schools

and colleges both government

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awareness campaign, the hos-

pital organized number of

activities inside and outside

the hospital during the month

of November under the slogan

“Protect your family from

diabetes.”

The number of people who

got the benefits of these cam-

paigns were more than 2000

community members, during

which they obtained free medi-

cal examinations and consulta-

tions.

OUTREACH PROGRAMS

Indoor and Outdoor Events

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During the Month of November

and December, Saudi-German

Hospital Ajman celebrated

number of national and official

occasions to express the

feelings of love and loyalty to

the UAE. The hospital celebra-

ted martyr’s day, which falls

on 30 November in memory of

the people who sacrificed their

life for the nation, as well as the

flag Day and 48 UAE National

Day, with the participation of

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of the Union build the image of

harmony among the different

segments of society and their

love for the UAE. Also, the hos-

pital celebrated the 89th Saudi

National Day in line with the

UAE’s celebrations showcasing

the UAE’s strong bond with

Saudi Arabia and reflected the

depth of relations between the

two countries bilateral level.

EXECUTIVE ON SPOTLIGHT

Consultant in Critical care and Anaesthesia, Acting Chief Medical Officer Saudi German Hospital, Ajman.

Dr. Essam El-Din MahranConsultant Anesthesiologist, Acting Chief Medical Officer

surgery, Internal medicine, Cardio- logy,Neurology, Orthopedics, plastic surgeon. d. Long term care facilities. e. Women Health Clinic: Pre-concep- tion screening, Obs/Gyn/Breast surgeon/radiology/Genetic testing • Fetal clinic- Includes radiology +/- genetic testing+/- test for Downs • Ante-natal care • Family planning clinic • Post menopause clinic f. Allergy clinic: One of the current Internal Medicine consultants will run it by March 2020 g. Genetic Testing clinic: Adult/ Paediatric h. Neonatology clinic. Have a neonatologist

• Cath lab: Will market accordingly and get a consensus with SKMC-Ajman• National Ambulance services to deliver insured patients to us• Dedicated 2 beds for burns…The only hospital that have Burn unit is Sharjah and Abu Dhabi.• Fully functional Histopathology lab• Oncology services and dedicated few beds for that• Dialysis beds: This is for completion of services rather than income generating• Need to search for affiliation with an other well-known university/ organization• Child friendly Hospital status

• Develop the site as an educational hub for Ajman• Ensure the hospital in the primary choice to get a very high quality service at affordable price• Make Ajman the most income generating hospital for the group• Work hand in hand with our sister hospitals to provide a complete medical service.

Targets are:• Credentials: JCI accreditation, plan for Mid 2020, we already planning for it since my appointment in May 2019• Educational: 5 symposiums already planned for 2020, Antenatal classes, breast feeding classes (have breast feeding nurse)• Clinical and services: a. Back pain clinic… Nurosurgery and anaesthesia. b. Diabetology clinic: This will include Endocrinologist, Cardiologist, Internal medicine, neurology. c. Diabetic foot clinic: General

What are your roles in SGH?

What are your ideas or plans for the business?

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Once I am allocated a target, I had to finish it to perfection. I strongly believe in client’s right to good medical care.

What is your greatest strength?

They describe me as a fair person. I believe injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.

What is your favorite childhood memory?

When my parents bring us story books to read

How would your friends describe you?

McDonald’s

What’s your favorite fast food chain?

What Small Things Make You Happy?

Smile of a child

Born in Cairo, had a beautiful park nearby with a big TV that I used to go, play and watch. Still remember the taste of Sugar cane juice I used to drink in summer. It was a wonderful friendly atmosphere.

Safari in Kenya

If You Had A Free Plane Ticket, Where Would You Like To Go?

Where Did You Grow Up? What

Was It Like?

“Eyes Can’t see what mind doesn’t know”. The quote is appli-cable to all our lives, not just in medicine. It is an encouraged to learn so you benefit yourself and others.

What are some of your favorite quotes and why do

you relate to them?

E M P L O Y E EE N G AG E M E N T

Birthdays

Education is like a lamp which

lights your way in a dark alley...

- Ranjith Radhakrishnan -Infection Control Officer


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- Mohamed Salama -Public Relations Manager

SGH Group UAE

The harder you work, the greater you will feel when

you achieve...


Grandstaff Meeting

The strength of the team is each indivi-

dual member. The strength of each

member is the team...

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DiwaliCelebration

There may be shortcuts to

success but there is no shortcut

to skill...- Dr. Ahmed Azmy -

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Doctors Meeting

Tumor Board Committee Meeting

Infection Control Committee

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AJMAN DOCTORSSaudi German Hospital

DR. ESSAM EL-DIN MAHRAN

Consultant Anesthesiologist

DR. MANISH INDORIYASpecialist Anesthesiologist

Heart & Critical Care Center

Neuroscience Center

DR. TAREK FARGHALIConsultant Cardiologist

Head of Department

DR. MAHMOUD FAROUKConsultant Interventional

Cardiologist

DR. MAHMOUD SALEM ABBAS

Specialist Anesthesiologist

DR. AL MUSTASIM BELLAHSpecialist Neurosurgeon

DR. NOHA ABDELWAHEDSpecialist Neurologist

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DR. MOHAMED HUSSEINSpecialist General Surgeon

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DR. TASNEEM SALEEMSpecialist General Surgeon

Surgical Center


DR. ALEKSANDAR MILADINOVIC

Specialist Urologist

DR. MOHAMMED HAMDY

Specialist General Surgeon

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DR. REHAB ALI ELSAYEDSpecialist Internal Medicine

Medical Center

DR. SALWA IBRAHIMConsultant Internal Medicine

DR. MOHAMMAD EL HAJJSpecialist Gastroenterologist &

Hepatologist


DR. NUSAIBA ALI GHANEMSpecialist Rheumatologist

Orthopedic & Rehabilitation Center

DR. AHMED AZMYSpecialist Orthopedic

Surgeon

MS. HIRA TARIQPhysiotherapist

(Doctor of Physical Therapy)

MS. UROOJ MEHDIClinical Dietitian

DR. MOHSIN E AZAMSpecialist Orthopedic Surgeon

Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) Center

DR. MOHAMED MAGDY ZAKARIA

Consultant Otolaryngology

DR. AYMAN YAKOUTSpecialist Otolaryngology

DR. ASHRAF ALHAJ ALISpecialist Otolaryngology

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Dental Center

DR. SURAJ PAWARSpecialist Oral Surgeon

DR. SAMAR FARIDDentist

Dermatology Center

DR. AMBREEN RAUFSpecialist Dermatologist

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Women Center

DR. RASHA ROSHDY SHENODA

Specialist Obstetrics & Gynecologist

DR. MANAL MUNLASpecialist Obstetrics &

Gynecologist

DR. MADLEEN GAMAL ALSAQAF

Obstetrics & Gynecologist (GP)

DR. FOLASADE OLUWABUNMI

Obstetrics & Gynecologist (GP)

DR. TALAL MOHAMMADConsultant Obstetrics &

Gynecologist


Children Center

DR. NAFISA MOHAMEDSpecialist Pediatrician

DR. DOAA ABDELGHAFFARSpecialist Pediatrician

DR. SARRA M SAADALLAPediatrics (GP)

DR. ISRAA WALEED KHALIDPediatrics (GP)

DR. FAREEHA FARRUKHPediatrics (GP)

Emergency Center

DR. BASHIER KAMAL ELDINEmergency (GP)

DR. AYHAM MAATOUKSpecialist Emergency

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DR. RIAM SALEH MOHAMMADEmergency (GP)

DR. ALGAILY ADAMEmergency (GP)

Diagnostic Center

DR. AHMED ABDELWAHEDConsultant Radiologist, Head of Department

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JEDDAH RIYADH MADINAH

ASEER HAIL SANA’A

DUBAI CAIRO SHARJAH

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