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Table of Content

1. Vision and Mission 2. Facilities a. University b. Faculty c. Hospital d. Orthopaedic Dept. History

3. Staff

4. Center of Excellence a. Close Up i. Prof. Mahmoud A Hafez ii. Dr. Hisham Farag

5. Clinical Care

6. Education a. Undergraduate b. Post graduate c. Conferences

7. Research & Publications

8. Achievements & Activities a. EMRA (Egyptian Musculoskeletal Research Association) b. Ethical Committee c. Professional Diploma in Orthopedics d. October Medical Magazine e. Al Mohsen Medical Charity f. International Invitations g. Activities and Achievements of the Head of the Department

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Vision and Missionof the Orthopaedic Department

Orthopaedics Department

Our vision is the best outcome in clinical practice that can be achieved by merging excellencein clinical care with research and education.Our mission is to improve the quality of orthopaedic service following international standards for quality control, with slight modifications to fit our local and national conditions; to provide ahigh-quality clinical research and innovative methods that are relevant to our community andleveled to international standards; to pay back, by teaching others, what we have learnt usingour skilled human resources, motivation and dedication; to educate our patients, students and allied health professionals; to teach our young surgeons the theory and the practice of modern orthopaedics.

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University Counsil Members

Prof. Ahmed Attia SeidaPresident of O6U

Prof. Ali TalaatVice President for Educational

Affairs and Students

Prof. Helmy El BeshbeshyVice-president for Post-Graduate

and Researches

Prof. Dawlat El MiligyDean of Faculty of Medicine

Prof. Khiereldin AbdellatifVice- Chairman of the Boardof Trustees for International

Strategie and Cultural Relations

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Facilities

October 6 UniversityThe October 6 University is the first private university in the republic of Egypt established bythe presidential decree number 243 in 1996. It joined the union of Arabic Universities since1997. The University includes fourteen Faculties, University Hospital, and two hotels for maleand female students. It has also established a center for quality assurance and accreditationhaving units in all the faculties, to enhance and disseminate quality culture. The Universitycomprises a modern library, equipped with state of the art audio/visual technology, a largecollection of books and references, spacious conference and reading halls, and connectedthrough the internet to several electronic library networks. Additionally, the university hasestablished a center of excellence for training and human development to enhance andtransfer practical expertise in all production sectors.The University campus consists of four educational buildings, hospital, gardens andplaygrounds, as shown in the following figure. The total area of the campus amounts to170,000 square meters. The total number of students in the university is about 14,085 from 48different nationalities which represent about 41% of the total number of students.

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Faculty of Medicine

Faculty of Medicine is dedicated from its beginning to offer high-quality medical education tomedical students and graduate physicians. Teaching, health care service and scientificexperience are offered by excellent well-selected medical staff recruited from the most reputableand leading Egyptian medical faculties. Our students are supported by a well-equipped hospitalwhich is sufficient enough to provide the pre-requisite clinical training essential for the acquisition of clinical skillsby medical students. They are in continuous contact and collaboration with the famous localand international medical institutes and professional centers.October 6 University is looking forward to achieve the international eminence as an academicinstitution for continuing medical education, clinical research and practice. Faculty of Medicine succeeded to get the local and regional accreditation as one of the leadingprivate medical schools. The first batch of students was graduated on February 2002. Now, we are on the steps ofgetting the international accreditation supported by the World Health Organization (WHO) whichconfirmed the inclusion of the Faculty of Medicine, October 6 University, within the WHO WorldDirectory of Medical Schools. Graduates of the college are eligible to apply to and sit for PLABsection of the British Council in Cairo and the General Medical Council of the UK and otherprofessional tests after fulfilling the requirement of the internship year of training.Also, the Egyptian Minister of Health agreed to accept our graduate for getting the Egyptianfellowship certificates.

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University Hospital

Constructed on 45000 square meters and containing all medical therapeutic specialists and the assistant services, the. The hospital considers the community service aspart of its main mission and its future vision in serving the whole country. So, it shares its service through the medical convoys (, the educational department which introduces all excellent medical service for public to provide health with marked discount) through the following:

• presence of various financial degrees in all departments of hospital; • medical and educational workshops in the gathering sites; • establishment of hospital magazine which contain medical and educational information, which lead to propagation of health awareness for public; • introduction of excellent medical service with cost price only for public; • the social solidarity department which supports the cost of treatment some patients.

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Department

Thanks to the effort of Professor. Baha El Serauy and Dr. Khaled Fouda who both served as the heads of the department from 2001 to 2006. They established a service out of nothing and paved the way for the forthcoming achievements. The department has a wide range of specialties including nonsurgical treatment for arthritis, artificial joint replacement for hip and knee.Other orthopedic specialties supervised by a group of elite orthopedic consultants from the UK and faculty members of Egyptian universities include sports injury and joints arthroscopy, vertebral column (neck and back) diseases, pediatric orthopedics, various bone diseases ( e.g., osteoporosis, rheumatoid arthritis and tumors), acute and chronic pain relief, shoulder and hand diseases.The physiotherapy group within the department works on osteoarthritis of back and neck,deformities, joint stiffness and after fracture care, pre- and post-surgery rehabilitation, sports injuries and ligaments sprains, motor-retarded children (arranged reservation), paralysis, peripheral neuritis and labor injuries as well as geriatric rehabilitation. It provides a gym facility to help improve physical fitness (esp., for elder people) and a home-care service as soon as it is necessary to move to a house to examine, treat and take care of fractures and orthopedic cases. Total and comprehensive care at home during rehabilitation by the orthopedic surgeons and physiotherapists is also provided.

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Sta�Academic

Mahmoud A Hafez, FRCS Ed, MD, Professor and Head of the Orthopaedic Unit, October 6University

Ahmed El-Morsy, MRCS, Fellow of the European Board of Orthopaedicsand Traumatology, Lecturer of Orthopaedics, October 6 University

Ahmed Tamer, MSc, Assistant Lecturer of Orthopaedics - October 6 University Hospital

Clinical Fellows Academic Mohamed Mosa, Assistant lecturerAssiut University Clinical Research Ismail Rashad., Ahmed Mounir

Researchers • Abdul-RahmanElshafei, Biomedical Engineering • Nada Ibrahim, Science • Hosamuddin Hamza, Dentistry • Abdullah Ammoura, Biotechnology • Ahmed Abdel El Mughny: Computer Scientist • Ahmed Ibrahim: Engineer • Mariam Mounir, Undergraduate.

Specialists • Sherif Ismaiel, Orthopaedic Specialist- October 6 University Hospital • Islam abo yosef, Orthopaedic Specialist- October 6 University Hospital • Hythem abdelhamid, Orthopaedic Specialist- October 6 University Hospital • Rami bakheet, Orthopaedic Specialist- October 6 University Hospital • Mustafa hamdi, Orthopaedic Specialist- October 6 University Hospital

Trainees • Karim Hamdy Abdel Kader, Resident of Orthopaedics - October 6 University • Mark Ashraf, Resident of Orthopaedics - October 6 University • Ahmad Adel, Resident of Orthopaedics - October 6 University • Ismaiel Rashad, Resident of Orthopaedics - October 6 University • Ahmed shenawy, Resident of Orthopaedics - October 6 University

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Consultants and services

• Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery: • Mahmoud A Hafez, FRCS Ed, MD Professor and Head of the Orthopaedic Unit, October 6 October6 University • Ahmad almorsy , MRCS, MD • Emad Saweeres, FRCS orth, MD• Sport and Arthroscopy Surgery: • Kareem Alsokary, MD, Consultant of orthopedic surgery • Ahmad Wageeh, MD, Consultant of orthopedic surgery • Mohamed Iraqi Hossam, MD, Consultant of orthopedic surgery• Pediatric Orthopedics • Mohamed Almorsy, Professor of pediatric orthopedics, Banha University • Assem Basteweesi Ahmed, Consultant of orthopedics and trauma surgery , Cairo University • Sami Al-Matrod, Consultant of orthopedic surgery and pediatric surgery• Orthopedic Tumor Surgery: • AatefMorsy, Professor of orthopaedics.• Hand Surgery: • Ahmad Baha Alahoel, FRCS Ed, Consultant of hand surgery Rashed Imam, Consultant of orthopaedic surgery. • Spine Surgery • Hussein Abdel Rahman Alomar, Consultant of spine surgery. Ahmed Fathy, MD, Consultant of orthopedic surgery.• Pain Treatment: • Hisham Mohamed Farag, FRCA, Consultant of anesthesiology and pain treatment.• Rheumatology • Kahled Sorour, FRCP, MD, Professor of rheumatology• Quality Control Manger: • Hazem Yasin, Consultant of anesthesia

International employees and visitors from outside Egypt:

Mounir Abdel Moneim Orthopaedic Resident Sudan 2009Ashish Jaiman Research fellow-CAOS New Delhi, India 2010Ahmed El Basyuni Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Kent, UK 2010, 2011Fayez Al Hariri Orthopaedic Resident Jordan 2011Ahmed Bahaa Consultant Hand Surgeon UK 2011, 2013Omar M. Orthopaedic Resident Libya 2012Sami Almatroud Consultant Pediatrics Syria 2012-2013Omar Gad Orthopaedic Researcher Ohio, USA 2013Abdullah Ammoura Research Fellow Amman, Jordan 2013Yasser Al Sabouni Consultant Pediatric Surgeon Syria 2013

Name Title Country Year

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Visiting Consultants working October 6 University Hospital

Military Medical Academy

Banha University

BeniSweif University

Al Helal National Orthopaedic Hospital

National Institute for Neuro-Motor

System

Ahmed Maher Teaching Hospital

Zayed Specialized Hospital

Al Azhar University

El Sahel teaching hospital

El Sahel teaching hospital

KhaledSorour

Mohamedl El Morsy

AtefMorsy

Karim Mohamed Al Sokary

Ahmed Wagih

Hussein Abdel Rahman

Omar

Ahmed Fathi

RashedEmam

Maher Fansa

Emad Samuel Saweeres

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon


Professor & Head of Orthopaedic Dept.



Consultant Orthopaedics & Spine

Surgery

Consultant Orthopaedics & Spine

Surgery




Institute Faculty Specialty

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The department has a wide range of services includingnonsurgical treatment for arthritis, artificial jointreplacement for hip and knee, total, primary,unicompartmental and revision joint replacement,performing operations using navigation, computerassisted surgery or custom-made cutting guides, followupwith previously made joint replacement as well astrauma and fractures. All specialties are supervised byorthopedic consultants within the hospital. It providesimmediate care for road accidents and work injuriesand special treatment for hip and pelvis fractures inelderly people.Dr Hafez (the Head of the department) established the centre of excellence based on his 17 years’ experience abroad.He trained in the UK for > 10 years, passing through basic(SHO) & higher (SpR) surgical training and working assenior registrar and locum consultant.He had subspecialty experience in hip and kneearthroplasty was gained from 3 international centres at:• Wrightington Hospital, Wigan, UK (2004)• Western Pennsylvania Hospital, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, USA (2005)• St Michael’s Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, Canada(2006) He had special interest in Navigation and CAOS,particularly in hip and knee arthroplastyHe is a pioneer in patient specific instruments(PSI), as he introduced the concept and application of thisnovel technique. his interest in CAOS started in 1998with a one-year fellowship in navigation and robotics,University of Hull, UK. In 2001, he initiated a laboratoryproject at the University of Leeds, UK that was formallyregistered as a PhD (MD) work and resulted in thedevelopment of the novel technique of PSI for total knee arthroplasty (TKA). PSI is commonly referred to as “custom made cutting guides,” it has been clinically used worldwide since 2008. He was granted “HAP PaulAward, ISTA, 2010” for this new

Center of Excellence

Prof and Head ofthe Departmentand Director ofSurgical Services:Prof. Mahmoud A. Hafez

Positions

• Consultant ArthroplastySurgeon (part time):o NHS hospitals, UK(locum consultant)o Al Helal Hospital(National OrthopaedicHospital in Egypt)

• Examiner, SICOT Diploma,World OrthopaedicOrganization, Belgium

• AO foundation’s peer reviewpanel (Member), Switzerland

• Delegate for Egypt in CAOS International Society,Switzerland

• President of the Middle EastSociety for Computer AssistedOrthopaedic surgery, Egypt

• Editor & reviewer to feworthopaedic, medical & scientificjournals & institutes worldwide

• Founder & Head of the EgyptianMusculoskeletal ResearchGroup (EMRG), Egypt

• Chairman of the Int ArthroplastyConference and theOrthopaedic Review Course,Egypt

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He published more than 10 book chapters as well as several editorials and original papers in this field. He organized the first international symposium on PSI, Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, January 2011, and has been organizing the yearly Mid-East CAOS conference since 2005. He was invited to organize or participate in talks, workshops, and instructional course lectures and to chair sessions in this field during international conferences (e.g., SICOT, AAOS, CAOS International and Cleveland Clinic Knee Summit). He is selected as a reviewer of PSI technology by ECRI and as a Consultant to Confor MIS, US.The Orthopaedic Department of October 6 University provides evidence-based practice and advanced medical service by consultants who have experience in Egypt and abroad. It builds a database and follow- up for major operations. It utilizes hi-tech computerized surgical techniques and navigationsurgery. It also collaborates with telemedicine consultation and colleagues at centers of excellence in the UK, USA and Canada.The department staff members are pioneers in patient-specific cutting guides for total knee replacement (TKR), navigation for TKR in the Middle East, total hip arthroplasty by computerassisted surgery in the Arab World and community arthroplasty register in the Arab World.They provide primary and revision of total hip and knee replacements as well as unicompartmental knee and hip resurfacing.

Bone & Joint CenterServices• non operative management of arthritis,• artificial joint replacement for Hips and knees,• knee replacement including first and revision,• using navigation, computer assisted surgery,• Custom-made cutting guides for knee & hipreplacement.• Follow up of old joint replacement.First to do• custom made cutting guides for kneeand hip replacement• follow up of old joint replacement.First to do:• Custom-made cutting guides for total kneereplacement in the world (TKR),

Director of MedicalServices:Dr. Hisham M.Farag

Dr Farag is a Fellow of the RoyalCollege of Anesthesiologists, UK.He served as an anesthesia andpain management consultant atSan George Hospital, UK, and asan Associate Professor at KingFaisal University and contributedto the foundation of the first painmanagement center in SaudiArabia. He also worked as ananesthesia consultant in Aramcocompany hospitals in SaudiArabia. He is the author/coauthorof many publications in the field ofpain management in American,Canadian and British magazines.He is a specialist in vertebralcolumn pain management.Among his clinical interests areintraaticular injections forvertebral column, acupuncture,nerve root injection, migraine andheadache management, chronicjoints and nerves pain treatment,and pain relief for severe tumors

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Clinical CareThe arthroplasty services in our unit are nearly comprehensive and unique as they include differenttypes of traditional techniques and recent techniques such as minimally invasive and computer-assistedsurgery. The scope of our services is joint replacement: traditional techniques in arthroplasty, total kneearthroplasty, unicompartmental knee arthroplasty hip hemiarthroplasty, resurfacing hip arthroplasty,total hip arthroplasty (cemented, hybrid, uncemented, metal on metal and ceramic on ceramic),shoulder hemiarthroplasty and total shoulder arthroplasty within our scope. We also target minimallyinvasive surgery (mis), mini lateral approach for the hip, mis total knee arthroplasty, navigation andcomputer-assisted surgery. The outcome assessment for our patients includes arthroplasty sheets (hipand knee scores) an arthroplasty register. The operating rooms are dedicated with telemedicine unit.We have international collaboration with cleveland Clinic, ohio, usa (1st Arthroplasty Conference 2008, 3rdArthroplasty Conference 2010, 4th Arthroplasty Conference 2011); UK (review course 2009review course 2010 braddock visit). We also share consultation with colleagues at cleveland Hospital,ohio, usa; San michael’s Hospital, toronto, canada: hospitals of the University of leeds, UK.The department staff members are pioneers in patient-specific cutting guides for total knee replacement(TKR); navigation for tkr in the Middle East, total hip arthroplasty by computer-assisted surgery in the arab world, community arthroplasty register in the arab world. They provide primary and revision of totalhip and knee replacement as well as unicompartmental, knee and hip resurfacing.

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EducationOur educational service covers a wide range of topics studied by both undergraduateand postgraduate students. We set up international conferences/ symposiums on orthopaedic surgery.

Undergraduate 1.Faculty of Medicine: Year 6. 2. Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences: Nursing, year 2. ( see page 15 ) 3. Faculty of Physiotherapy: a.Year 1: Orthopaedic trauma. b.Year 2: Orthopaedics. c. Year 2: Sports.Samples of lectures: Orthopedics Handouts; General Principles-Trauma Some modules aresupported by e-learning

Postgraduate1.Training and degrees. a. Professional diploma in Arthroplasty and related Technology. (see page 23) b. Professional Diploma in Orthopaedics. (see page 30) c. Professional Diploma in Orthopaedic Trauma • Curriculum • Application form • Program: Sample d.Professional diploma in sports injuries

Master and MDOrthopaedic Training Program

FIGURE 4: CONTRACT WITH BENI SOUEF UNI

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Talks which are delivered by Dr. Hafez

Basic Science1.How to read a paper: Basics of epidemiology for Orthopaedic trainees.2. Bone physiology.3. Anatomy of the knee joint.4. Radiation protection.5. Biomechanics and biomaterials.6. Fracture healing: The nature and the enhancement.

Trauma1.ATLS (initial management of injured patient).2. Management of fracture neck of femur.3. Management of supracondylar femoral fracture.4. Fracture neck humorous.5. Compartment syndrome of the buttock.

Arthroplasty1. Principles of TKA.2. Principles of THA.3. Preoperative planning in THA.4. Bearing surfaces.5. Knee OA with extra-articular deformities

Pediatric1. Paediatric hip diseases.2. Paediatric fractures.3. Slipped upper femoral epiphysis.4. Neuromuscular disorders.5. Osteogensisimperfecta.

Spine1. Initial management of cervical spine injuries.2. How to do neurological examination.Foot and Ankle1. Pediatric foot deformities.2. Charcot arthropathy.

Recent Advances1. Technology of computer assisted surgery and navigation.2. Custom made cutting guides for TKA.

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FIGURE 5: ORTHOPEDIC NURSING COURSE (2011)

FIGURE 6: ORTHOPAEDIC REVIEW COURSE 2009

Courses • Orthopedic Review Course (2009, 2010 and 2011). • Orthopedic Skills Course (2011, 2013 and 2014). • Orthopedic Nursing Course (2011). • Radiation protection course. (2010). • Geriatric Medical care (2012)

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Visiting Consultants and professors World Wide to October 6 University

Name Title Country YearJames Waddell Professor of Orthopaedics, Toronto

UniversityToronto, Canada 2007

Klaus Radermacher Professor & Head of biomedicalengineering Dept., Aachen University

Aachen, Germany 2007

Frank Portiene PhD, Computer Scientist, Orthotaix Aachen, Germany 2007Sam Hakki Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Bay

Pines Health CareFlorida, USA 2007, 2011

Joseph Iannotti Professor & Chairman of OrthopaedicDept., Cleveland Clinic

Ohio, USA 2008

Wael barsoum Vice Chairman, Orthopaedic Dept.,Cleveland Clinic

Ohio, USA 2008, 2009,2010, 2011

Bernard Masson Scientific Consultant, Ceramtec Paris, Frannce 2008,2009,2011

Brian Bradnock Professor of Orthopaedics, St. AlbionHospital

London, UK 2009

Jean Yves Lazennec Professor of Orthopaedics, laPitiesalpertiere, teaching hospital

UPMC Paris, France 2009

Hedi Sari Ali Orthopaedic Surgeron, la Pitiesalpertiere,teaching hospital

UPMC Paris, France 2009

Peter Giannoudis Consultant Trauma Surgery, LeedsTeaching Hospitals

Leeds, UK 2009

AbhayRao Consultant Spine Surgery, LeedsTeaching Hospitals

Leeds, UK 2009

Peter Templeton ConsulantPaediatric Surgery, LeedsTeaching Hospitals

Leeds, UK 2009

Frank Howell Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Grimsby, UK 2009Shawki Y Rashad Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon,

Hospitals of London Uni.London, UK 2009, 2010

KhaledBatterjee Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, BMC Jeddah, SaudiArabia

2010

Gregory Gilot Chairman Orthopaedic Surgery Dept.,Cleveland Clinic

Florida, USA 2010

Ahmed El Nasri Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, RJAH Oswestry, UK 2010Simon Roberts Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, RJAH Oswestry, UK 2010Simon Pickard Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, RJAH Oswestry, UK 2010ShenodaShalabi Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon London, UK 2010James Rosneck Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon,

Cleveland clinicOhio, USA 2010, 2011

Amr Fahmi Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon UK 2011WagihMousa Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Southhampton, UK 2011Kim A Critchley Professor & Dean of School of Nursing Canada 2011Randy E Ellis Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Uni of

KingstonKingston, Canada 2011

AvadhootPrakashKantak Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon UK 2011KarlosHiguers Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Ohio, USA 2011

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Visiting Consultants and professors World Wide to October 6 University

Cleveland ClinicScott Oliver Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Mass

General HospitalBoston, USA 2011

HanyHaider Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Uni ofNebraska

Nebroska, USA 2011

Jeffrey F Traina Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Florida, USA 2011R.C Siwash Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon India 2011Arafat M Dissi Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Amman, Jordan 2011HelmiFekry Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon,

Derriford HospitalPlymouth, UK 2011,2014

Frederek Picard Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon,Clydebank

Glasgow, Scotland 2011, 2012

Emmanuel Thienpont Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, UniHospital Saint Luc

Brussels, Belgium 2011, 2012

Peter Koch Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Zurich Switzerland 2011, 2013FlavienMassi Consultant and Evaluator, Intellegencia

Co.Luxemburg 2012

Richard Bibb Reader in Medical Applications of Design,Loughborough Design School

Loughborough, UK 2012

NicolaeBalc Dept.of Manufacturing Engineering,Technical University of Cluj-Napoca

Cluj-Napoca, ROMANIA

2012

PetruBerce Dept.of Manufacturing Engineering,Technical University of Cluj-Napoca

Cluj-Napoca, ROMANIA

2012

KashAkhtar Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon London, UK 2012Kamal Deep Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Glasgow, Scotland 2012Mohamed Khairi AlGamal

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Riyadh, KSA 2012

BassimFlega Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Bonn, Germany 2012KhaledFouda Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Liverpool, UK 2012Siegfried Hoffmann Associate Professor Maraw, Austria 2013,2014Wael Khalaf Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Amman, Jordan 2013Rajiv Maharjan Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Dharan, Nepal 2013Kevin P Sherman Chairman MRCS Examination Hull, UK 2013

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Conferences

Arthroplasty Conferences:An International Conference held annually in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt from 2008 till now. A group ofexperts in arthroplasty from North America, Europe, Egypt and Middle East are invited. It includesspecial events such as the Symposium on Custom-made cutting guides and Middle East Symposium onCAOS (Navigation and others) • 1st Arthroplasty Conference 2008. • 2nd Arthroplasty Conference 2009. • 3rd Arthroplasty Conference 2010. • 4th Arthroplasty Conference 2011. • 5th Arthroplasty Conference 2012. • 6th Arthroplasty Conference 2013. • 7th Arthroplasty Conference 2014.Symposium on Patient-Specific Cutting Guides: • 1st Symposium on Custom-made Cutting Guides for TKA. • 2nd Symposium on Custom-made Cutting Guides for TKA. • 3rd Symposium on Custom-made Cutting Guides for TKASymposium on the Use of Additive Manufacturing Technology inComputer Assisted Surgery

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Conferences

Computer Assisted Orthopaedic Surgery Symposia• 1st Middle East CAOS Symposium 2005.• 2nd Middle East CAOS Symposium.2006• 3rd Middle East CAOS Symposium.2007• 4th Middle East CAOS Symposium.2008• 5th Middle East CAOS Symposium.2009• 6th Middle East CAOS Symposium.2010• 7th Middle East CAOS Symposium.2011• 8th Middle East CAOS Symposium.2012• 9th Middle East CAOS Symposium.2013• 10th Middle East CAOS Symposium.2014

Conferences outside EgyptRecent Advances in Orthopaedics:• Barcelona, Spain, 1-4 March 2013.• Istanbul, Turkey, 9-13 November 2011.• Italy, Rome. 19-20 April, 2013.

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Invited speakers from different institutes in Egypt who scientificallyparticipate as speakers in our courses and conferences

No. Name Institutes, Specialty Year1. Ibrahim El

GanzouryA. professor of Orthopaedics, Ain Shams.Univesity.

2008,2010,2011

2. Ahmed Hassan Professor of Orthopaedics, Alexandria University. 2008,20093. Ahmed Abdel Aziz Professor of Orthopaedics, Cairo University. 2009,20104. Timoure Al

HousseinyProfessor of Orthopaedics, Ain Shams University.

5. Tarek Abdel Shafy Professor of Orthopaedics, Cairo University. 2009,2010,2012,20136. RafikSadek Professor (& and Head of Orthopaedic Dept.,

Ain Shams2009

7. AkramAzam Professor and. & ex Head of Orthopaedics, CairoUniversity.

2009

8. AmalBalbaa Professor. of Microbiology,Cairo University-October 6

2009

9. Ashraf El Nahhal Cairo University 200910. FouadZamel Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics, Cairo 2009,2010,2011,201311. Hazem Abdel

AzeemHead of Orthopaedic Department,Cairo University

2008,2009

12. Hesham AbdelGhany

Consultant of orthopaedics, Cairo University 2009,2010

13. MamdouhMahfouz

Professor of radiology, Cairo University 2009

14. Mohamed ElSobky

Professor of orthopaedics, Cairo University 2009,2010

15. Sherif Amin Professor and Head of orthopaedics Cairo 200916. Sherif Amr Professor and Head of orthopaedics Cairo 200917. Walid Ebeid Professor of orthopaedics, Cairo University 2009,2010,201118. Yasser El Miligui Assitant Professor of orthopaedics, Cairo 2009,201019. Yousry El Hawary Assitant Professor of orthopaedics, Cairo 2009,201020. Abdel Mohsen

ArafaAssitant Professor of orthopaedics,Ain Shams University

2009

21. Ahmed Saeed Assitant Professor of orthopaedics, Ain Shams University 2009,201022. EzzatKamel Assitant Professor of orthopaedics, Ain Shams University 2009,2010,2011,201323. Mahmoud El

SebaiiProfessor of Orthopaedics, Ain Shams University 2008,2009,2010,2011

24. Mahmoud Fayed Professor of orthopaedics, Ain Shams 2009,201025. Khalid Al Adwar Professor of orthopaedics, Alex University 2009,2010,201126. Khamis El Deeb Professor of orthopaedics, Alex University 2009,201027. Adel Hamid Professor of orthopaedics, Al-Azhar University 2009,2010

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28. Gad Ragheb Professor of orthopaedics, Al-Azhar University 200929. Essam El Sherif Professor of orthopaedics, Assuit University 200930. HatemGalalZaki Professor of orthopaedics, Assuit University 2009,201031. Atef Morsy Professor of orthopaedics, Assuit University 2009,2010,201132. AymanEbeid Professor of orthopaedics, Menoufiya University 2009,2010,201133. Emad Samuel

SaweeresAssitant Professor of Orthopaedics,El-Sahel Teaching

2009,2010,2011,2012,2013

34. GamalHosny Professor of orthopaedics, Banha University 2009,201035. Hesham Abdel

BakyProfessor of orthopaedics, Nasr Institute 2009,2010

36. Mohamed Awad Consultant of orthopaedics, El HelalOrthopaedic

2009

37. Mohamed Fadel Consultant of orthopaedics, El HelalOrthopaedic Hospital

2009

38. Mohamed Shafik Assitant Professor of orthopaedics El Menia University 200939. Osama Hegazy Professor of orthopaedics, Tanta University 2009,201040. Raouf El Abbasy Professor of orthopaedics, Banha University 2008,2009,201141. SamerKotb Professor of Orthopaedics, Military Medical

Academy2009

42. Tarek El Ghazaly Professor of Orthopaedics, El MansouraUniversity

2009

43. Akram El Dawoudy Consultant of orthopaedics, Al Helal 2009,2010,201144. Nagy Sabet Consultant Orthopaedics, Alexandria MOH 2009,201045. Ann Abdel Kader Assitant Professor of orthopaedics, MUST University 201046. Mahmoud Abdel

KerimProfessor. of physiology, Cairo University 2010,2011,2012,2013

47. Hazem Mohram Assitant Professor of Orthopaedics, Cairo University 201048. Yasser El Safouri Professor of radiology, Cairo University 201049. Mahmoud

MabroukProfessor of orthopaedics, Cairo University 2010,2013

50. Wael Samir Professor. of orthopaedics, Al Azhar University 2010,201151. KhaledShohaib Lecturer of orthopaedics, Ain Shams Uni. 201052. Samir Kotb Assitant Professor of orthopaedics, Cairo University 201053. Ahmed Abdel

SameiAssitant Professor of orthopaedics, Mansoura University

2010,2011,2012

54. Mohamed AlShafei

Professor of orthopaedics, Military Academy 2010

55. Maher Fansa Professor of orthopaedics, Menia University 2010,2011,201256. MostafaHegazi Consultant Orthopaedics, al sahel hospital 201057. Maher El Assaal Professor of orthopaedics, Tanta University 2010,201158. SamehYounis Professor of orthopaedics, Assiut University 201059. Farouk Karam Consultant of orthopaedics, al-helal hospital 201060. Samir El Sayed Consultant of orthopaedics, Al-sahel teaching

hospital2010,2011

61. HatemSharafElDin Consultant of orthopaedics,Al-Sahel TeachingHospital

2010

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62. Osama Farouk Consultant of orthopaedics, The Academy ofScientific Research and Technology.

2010

63. Eissa Ragheb Professor of orthopaedics, Assiut University. 201064. Ashraf Al Tabei Professor of orthopaedics, Al Azhar University. 201065. Ahmed Emad Professor of orthopaedics, Al Azhar University. 201066. KhaledEmara Professor of orthopaedics, Ain Shams University. 201067. Amr Abdel hadi Assistant Professor of orthopaedics, Ain Shams University. 2008.201068. MagedSamy Professor of Orthopaedics, Ain Shams University. 201069. Abdel Fattah

SouodProfessor of orthopaedics, Ain Shams University. 2010

70. Mohamed Kattab Professor of orthopaedics, Ain Shams University. 201071. Hassan El Zahhar Lecturer of orthopaedics, Ain Shams University. 201072. Mohamed Sobhy Professor of orthopaedics, Ain Shams University. 201073. Ahmed Kholeif Lecturer of orthopaedics, Ain Shams University. 201074. Ashraf El Wakeel Professor of orthopaedics, October 6 University. 201175. Hany Hafez Sherif Professor of orthopaedics, Military medical

academy.2010,2011

76. KhaledFawzyKader

Professor of radiology, Cairo University. 2011

77. Maher Halawa Consultant of Orthopaedics, cairo University 201178. Mahmoud Samy Consultant of Orthopaedics, Al-Sahel teaching

hospital.2010,2011

79. Mahmoud Kadry Professor of orthopaedics, Military medicalacademy.

2011

80. Yasserl El Batrawy Professor of plastic surgery , Cairo University. 2003,2010,201181. Ayman Soliman

IsmailAssistant. Professor of orthopaedics, Al-AzharUniversity.

2011

82. Bahaa Zakareya Assistant Professor of orthopaedics Alexandria University. 201183. Hossam Nagy Lecturer of orthopaedics, Menofeya University. 201184. Marie Sameh Professor. of orthopaedics,Tanta University. 201185. Mohamed Nabil Lecturer of orthopaedics, Menofeya University. 201186. Mohamed Abdel

NabiLecturer of orthopaedics, Suez Canal University. 2011

87. Mohamed ElShaeikh

Professor of orthopaedics, Alexandria University. 2011,2013

88. Hesham ElMowafy

Lecturer of orthopaedics, Alexandria University. 2011

89. Mohamed Mokhtar Professor of orthopaedics, Menofeya University. 201290. Ahmed Abdel Azim Lecturer of orthopaedics, Ain Shams University. 201291. Ahmed Wagih Lecturer of orthopaedics, Cairo University. 201392. Karim El Soukary Consultant of orthopaedics, The Academy of

Scientific Research and Technology.2013

93. Khaled AbdelGhany

Consultant of orthopaedics, El-Helal hospital. 2013

94. Tareq AlKhadrawy

Professor of orthopaedics, Alexandria University. 2013

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Professional Diploma in Arthroplasty and Related Technology• The mission of this diploma is to improve patient care and outcome of arthroplasty surgery byproviding the basic knowledge and skills in the field of arthroplasty and related technology that allowcandidates to practice safely and efficiently. This can be achieved through a structured training programcovering the theoretical background of basic science/related technology and the basic surgical skills inall joint replacement. Quality of training is maintained by regular assessment, log book and exams.• Rationale:The field of arthroplasty is technology related and is rapidly advancing to the extent that astandard training program in orthopaedics is not enough. Subspecialty fellowships in arthroplasty focus onoperative skills but they have no structured training program and have no assessment or end of trainingexam. The present diploma is meant to fill this gap in training. Developing countries are deprived ofwell-structured training programs in orthopaedics in generaland of having enough subspecialtyfellowships in particular.• This diploma is meant to improve the patient care in arthroplasty in such regions.

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COAS FellowshipThis a sub-specialty developed for a fully trained orthopedic surgeon or for a trainee towards theend of his/ her training. Suitable candidates will be attached to Prof. Hafez for 6 months.The job is based at 2 hospitals; October 6 university Hospital (teaching hospital, with all medicalspecialties, the largest hospital in October 6 district) and Al-Helal Orthopedic Hospital (The NationalOrthopedic Hospital with 400 beds and more than 60 consultants covering all orthopedic subspecialties).Duties include both clinical and research work

Previous CAOS Fellows:First CAOS Fellow:Ashish Jaiman, New Delhi, India, 2010.Current CAOS Fellows:Mohamed Mosa, Assistant lecturer, Assiut University, 2013.

Research and Publications

H-index= 7Total Impact Factor =56.316Total Citations = 2285Book Chapters: 1. Hafez MA.Custom made cutting guides for TKA. In Surgery of the Knee (5th Ed.), InstallJN, Scott N (Eds). Elsevier, Churchill Livingston. 2012, 1240-1254 2. Hafez MA. Patient specific instrumentation: The past, the present and the future. In ImprovingAccuracy in knee Arthroplasty. Edited by Thienpont, E., Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd.,2012, 149-168. 3. Hafez MA, Schemitsch E: Templating for primary total hip arthroplasty. In Operativetechniques / hip Surgery. Waddell JP (Ed). Elsevier. 2008; Sec II, Ch 4, pp 53-65 4. Hafez MA, Schemitsch E: Digital templating for revision total hip arthroplasty. InOperative techniques / hip Surgery. Waddell JP (Ed). Elsevier. 2008; Sec III, Ch 13, pp 215-224 5. Phillips R, Hafez MA, et al. Computer and robotic assisted osteotomy around the knee.In Medicine Meets Virtual Reality. Westwood JD, et al (Eds). Amsterdam, IOS Press 2000, 265-271 6. Viant WJ, PhillipsR, Bielby MS, Zhu Y, Griffiths JG, Hafez M et al. Computer AssistedPositioning of Cannulated Hip Screw. In Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery. Lemke HU,et al (Eds). Netherlands, Elsevier 1999, 751-755 7. Hafez MA, et al. Current controversies: Robotics for total hip arthroplasty. In Surgicaltreatment of hip arthritis.Hozack WJ &Parvizi J (Eds).Elsevier. 2009; Ch 66, pp 502-50

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Original: 1.Thienpont E, Paternostre F, Pietsch M, Hafez M, Howell S. Total knee arthroplasty withpatient-specific instruments improves function and restores limb alignment in patients with extraarticulardeformity. In press.The Knee (2013). 2. M A Hafez, R Bekhet and I Rashad. THA in Bilateral Hip Ankylosis.Bone Joint J 2013 vol. 95-B no. SUPP 15 189 3. M A Hafez. A New Classification System for Computer Assisted Orthopaedic SurgicalTechniques. Bone Joint J 2013 vol. 95-B no. SUPP 15 187 4. M A Hafez, I Rashad. Custom Made Cutting Guides, Navigation and Conventional TKA: AComparative Study. Bone Joint J 2013 vol. 95-B no. SUPP 15 69 5. M A Hafez., A Mounir. A Community Arthroplasty Register.Bone Joint J 2013 vol. 95-B no.SUPP 15 188 6. Ashish Jaiman, DhananjayaSabat, SumitArora, Mahmoud A. Hafez, We need abreak:Bisphosphonates. Journal of Clinical Orthopaedics and Trauma. 4:1 pp. 11-14, 2013 7. M A Hafez , Subcutaneous emphysema of the leg: Could be a fatal condition. Open journalof clinical diagnostic, Vol. 2 No.3, September 2012 8. M A Hafez, A M Al-Dars. Glass foreign bodies inside the knee joint following intra- articularinjection: A case report. American Journal of Case Reports 2012, 13 CR238-240 9. Hafez MA. The use of Computer-Assisted orthobeadic surgery in complex cases of hip andknee arthropasty: experience from a developing country..Special issue on “Smart OrthopaedicSurgery”.The Journal of Biomedical Engineering. 2012. Vol 57, Issue 4, pages 301-306 10. Ahmed Elmorsy1, Mahmoud Saied2, Adel Awad Allah2, Mahmoud Zaied2, Mahmoud Hafez.Primary Bipolar Arthroplasty in Unstable Intertrochanteric Fractures in Elderly. Open Journal ofOrthopedics, 2012, 2, 13-17 11.Hafez MA, Jansen A, Portheine F, Jaramaz B. A Novel Technique of Patient SpecificTemplating for Total Knee Arthroplasty: Laboratory Validation and Clinical Application. Hap PaulAward. To be published in Journal of Arthroplasty 12.M A Hafez, A M Al-Dars. Surgical removal of numerous foreign bodies from the footcaused by sea urchin spines.Modern plastic surgery. Vol.2 No.4, PP. 97-98, 2012 13. Eltayeb N, Hafez MA, et al. “Comparing Navigated VersusConventional TKR. Short TermRadiological Result” -In J Bone Joint Surg Br 2012 vol. 94-B no. SUPP XXV 169 14. Hafez MA. “Correction of Complex Femoral orTibial Shaft Deformities During Total KneeArthroplasty Using Computer AssistedTechniques”- In J Bone Joint Surg Br 2012 vol. 94-B no. SUPPXXV 82 15. Hafez MA. “Adjusting Leg Length Discrepancy in Hip Arthroplasty Using Digital TemplatingSystem” In JBJS Br 2012 vol. 94-B no. SUPP XXV81 16. Murtha PE, Hafez MA et al. Variations in acetabular anatomy. Journal of Bone & JointSurgery Br 2008;90:308-313 ( cited by : 112) 17.Hafez MA. Adjusting leg length discrepancy in total hip arthroplasty. Kasr El-Aini MedicalJournal, 2008;14:41-46 18.Hafez MA, Chelule K, Seedhom BB, Sherman KP. Computer-assisted total kneearthroplasty using patient-specific templating. Clinical Orthopaedic and Related Research.2006;444:184-192 (cited by : 147) 19. Hafez MA, et al. Navigational total knee arthroplasty in patients with complex femoral&tibial deformities. 9th EFORT Congress, 2008;P480 20.Hafez MA. Adjusting leg length discrepancy in total hip arthroplasty. Kasr El-Aini MedicalJournal, 2008;14:41-46

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Citations:1) Seel MJ, Hafez MA, Eckman K, Jaramaz B, Davidson D, DiGioia AM 3rd. Three-dimensionalplanning and virtual radiographs in revision total hip arthroplasty for instability. ClinOrthopRelat Res.2006 Jan;442:35-8. PubMed PMID: 16394736.Citation: 1472) Eckman K, Hafez MA, Ed F, Jaramaz B, Levison TJ, Digioia AM 3rd. Accuracy of pelvic flexionmeasurements from lateral radiographs. ClinOrthopRelat Res. 2006 Oct;451:154-60. PubMed PMID:16936587.Citation: 1333) DiGioia AM, Hafez MA, et al. Functional pelvic orientation and the stability in THA. ClinicalOrthopaedic and Related Research. 2006;453:272-276Citation: 2704) Jaramaz B, Hafez MA. DiGioia AM. Computer assisted orthopaedic surgery. IEEE.2006; Vol 49(9):1-7Citation: 125) Hafez MA, etal.Computer-Assisted Total Knee Arthroplasty Using Patient-Specific Templates:theCustom-made Cutting Guides. In Navigation and MIS in orthopaedics. Springer2006, Chapter 24,pp 182-188.Citation: 1296) Hafez MA, Smith RM,Matthews S, et al. Radiation exposure to the hands of orthopaedic surgeons:Arewe underestimating the risk? Archives of Orthopaedics &Trauma Surgery,2005;125 (5):330-335Citation:2297) EckmanK, Hafez M,JaramazB, DiGioia A, Lateral Radiographs and Manual Landmark BasedPelvicFlexion Measurement Accuracy. Proceedings of 6th annual meeting of TheInternationalSociety for Computer Assisted Orthopaedic Surgery, 2006, pp. 146 –148Citation:1348) Phillips R, Hafez MA,etal. Computer and robotic assisted osteotomy around the knee. InMedicineMeets Virtual Reality. Westwood JD, et al (Eds). Amsterdam, IOS Press 2000,265-271Citation:1309) Hafez MA, BawarishMA,Guvvala R. Closed Talar Body Fracture with Talonavicular Dislocation, acase report”.InFoot& Ankle Int. 2000;21(7):599-601Citation: 32010) Mittal R, Hafez MA, etal. Failure’ of forearm intramedullary elastic nails”. Injury2004,35 (12):1319-1321Citation: 26411) MA Hafez, MJ Seel, BJaramaz, AMDiGioia. Navigation in MinimallyInvasive Total KneeArthroplasty and Total Hip Arthroplasty. In Orthopaedics, 2006 – ElsevierCitation: 312) Hafez MA, Jaramaz B, et al. Computer Assisted Surgery of the Knee:An overview. In Surgery of theKnee (4thEd.), Install JN, Scott N (Eds).Philadelphia, Churchill Livingston. 2006,1655-1674Citation: 1213) Hafez MA, et al. Computer-Assisted Total Knee Arthroplasty UsingPatient-Specific Templates: theCustom-made Cutting Guides. In Navigation andMIS in orthopaedics. Springer 2006, Chapter 24, pp182-188.Citation: 12914) Hafez MA, etal.Alternatives to navigation. In Navigation and MIS in orthopaedics. Springer2006. pp580-7

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Citations: 1115) Hafez MA, NihalA.Fibular bone graft in ankle arthrodesis: the application ofthe harvested insitutechnique”. Foot and Ankle Surgery. 2003;9:225-227Citations: 116) PATIENT SPECIFICTEMPLATES FOR TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT KL Chelule, BB Seedhom,MA Hafez, KP … - Orthopaedic …, 2006 -JBJS (Br)Citations: 117) M Hafez, E Schemitsch, M Fadel, G Hosny. Computer-AssistedSurgery for Correction of SkeletalDeformities .Navigation and MIS in Orthopedic 2007 –SpringerCitations: 101Hafez MA, Chelule K, Seedhom BB, Sherman KP. Computer-assisted total kneearthroplasty using patient-specific templating. Clinical Orthopaedic and Related Research.2006;444:184-192Citations: 251

Dr Mahmoud A. Hafez (Head of the Orthopaedic Department, October 6 University)Editorial and Review Activities:1-Editorial board member, The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (JBJS-British) for the Middle East Edition2-Editorial board member, Open Journal of Orthopaedics (OJO), USA Lead Guest Editor, Special Issue, Advances in Orthopaedics Journal3-Editor of “October medical”, a new local journal & newsletterReviewer to the Journal of Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research (CORR), USA4-Reviewer to The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (JBJS-American) Reviewer to The Journal of Computer Aided Surgery (CAS), USA Reviewer to British Medical journal (BMJ), UK5-Panel peer reviewer, AO foundation, Switzerland6-Reviewer to ECRI institute “health Technology Assessment”, USA 7-Author of a guideline “How to review a paper”

Teaching and Examination Activities:

1-Examiner for the SICOT diploma2-Examiner, National Egyptian Training Program in Orthopaedics3-Ex Head of Year 1exam panel, medical school, October 6 University4-Undergraduate teacher & examiner in medical, physiotherapy and nursing schools, October 6 University5-external examiner for MSc and MD6-Established training program professional diploma in orthopaedics in association with Arab Medical Union, Egyptian Medical Syndicate7-Teaching in “Basic Surgical Skills Course”, Royal College of Surgeons of England, UK.4-Attended ATLS instructor & Training the trainer (ToT) courses Established Int ArthroplastyConference, orthopaedic review, orthopaedic skills and orthopaedic nursing courses

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1. Viva Examination of MS.c& MD thesis

a. MS.c& MD i. Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University: Orthropaedics Dept. ii. Faculty of Medicine, October 6 University: Orthropaedics Dept. iii. Faculty of Physiotherapy, Cairo University: Basic Science Dept., Orthopaedics Dept., Biomechanics Dept. iv. Faculty of Physiotherapy, October 6 University.2. Examination of Orthropaedics Degree: a. MS.c& MD i. Faculty of Medicine, Suez Canal University. ii. Faculty of Medicine, Tanta University. b. SICOT.

Theses (MSc,MD and PhD) from different Egyptian Universities that havebeen externally supervised :

University/Faculty Number of theses

I. Cairo University a. Faculty of Medicine b. Faculty of Physiotherapy c. Faculty of Veterinary

II. Al Azhar University a. Faculty of Medicine

III. Ain Shams University a. Faculty of Medicine

IV. Assiut University a. Faculty of Medicine

V. Menofeyia University a. Faculty of Medicine

VI. Suez Canal University a. Faculty of Medicine

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Achievements and Activities

National Awards: 1. Innovation grant (250,000LE), Academy of Scientific Research & Tech/ MEK, Egypt 2012 2. Certificate of Recognition in Teaching, Arab Medical Union, Egypt, 2010 3. Exemplary Surgeon Award by the Ministry of Health, Egypt, 2009 4. Certificate of Recognition, The Medical School, October 6 University, Egypt, 2008International Awards: 1. Gold Medal with Distinction for my patent on PSI, Geneva inventions, Switzerland 2014 2. IFIA Laurel of 4th World Cup of Computer Implemented inventions from International Federation of Inventors Association (IFIA), Hungary 2014. 3. Life-time membership, International Society for Technology in Arthroplasty, USA 2013 4. Hap Paul award, International Society for Technology in Arthroplasty, USA 2010 5. Listed in “Who is Who in Medicine” 2006 and “Who is Who in Engineering” USA, 2007 6. Japanese SICOT Award, Japan, 2005 7. British Orthopaedic Association Travelling Fellowship Award, UK, 2004 8. Pfizer Academic Award, UK 2004 9. Meyerding Essay Award, American Fracture Association, USA, 1999 10. Research Grant (£ 62,000), EPSRC, UK, 2001Mission: Facilitate academic activities and high-quality research leading to innovations and international publications.Activities: o Initiate new research ideas. o Encourage new innovative techniques. o Rise funding for research. o Help researchers to publish their work internationally.Members: Trainees, qualified specialist and academics working in the field of musculoskeletal system such as orthopedics, rheumatology and rehabilitation, neurology, neurosurgery, physical therapy, dentistry and veterinary.

Ethical Committee Established in October, 23/2011 after the approval of the University Administration Ethical Committee members Prof. Dr. Mohamed EidFawzy. Prof. Dr. Mahmoud A Hafez. Prof. Dr. Dawlat El-Meligy. Prof. Dr. HeshamFarag. Ethical Committee Tasks • Review and evaluation of clinical research projects planned. • Protect the patients’ rights. • Awareness of the doctors and nurses to explain the experiment to the patient and make patient sign an agreement document before doing the experiment

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Professional diploma in OrthopedicsThe diploma started 2008 following the successful establishment of the orthopaedic training program.It was done in collaboration with the Arab Medical Union at that time. The degree helps candidates toqualify for the title “Orthopaedic Specialist”.

Objective: At the end of the program, candidates will acquire the knowledge and skills of basic traumaand orthopaedics. Also they should be able to practice efficiently and safely.

Teaching methods • Lectures, seminars and interactive discussions. •Hands-on Workshops. • Operative training and live surgery. • Regular assessment and end of the course exam.

Instructors The instructors are professors of Orthopaedics from different Egyptian Universities as well as some regional and international guest speakers

FIGURE 3: WORKSHOPS 2010-2011

FIGURE 1: PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA INORTHOPEADICS 2008-2009

FIGURE 2: ROWING CLUB IN RAMADAN WITH PROFFAKHRY EBEID 2010-2011

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October Medical MagazineOctober 6th City is a fast growing new city on both industrial and residentiallevels. It has some universities, two medical schools and more than 10 generalhospitals. Yet, there is no regular journal, magazine or newspaper to connect themedical community of doctors, nurses, paramedics and employees with the localpopulation.“October Medical” Magazine has been launched to fill this gap. Moreover,there is no medical publication that connects the medical community in Cairo andthe whole of Egypt. It is a challenge to establish and maintain a new medicalpublication that caters for both medical stuff and the public. In our first issue, wedecided to combine a medical magazine in Arabic with a medical journal inEnglish. Each has its own style and language, but they share the same readers,mainly doctors who study and write medicine in English and practice it in Arabic.

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Al Mohsen Medical CharityAl Mohsen Medical Charity organization wasestablished after the death of Dr Mohsen Abu Zeid(Consultant Plastic Surgeon, UK) and Dr. MustafaTawfiq (Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon, Saudi Arabia), in December 2009, with the help and cooperation ofDr Mahmoud Hafez, Dr SamehAnsara, Dr EssamHassan and Dr Hussein MousaGomaa.It took about a year to establish the organization.Finally, stablishment procedures, headquarters and members are approved bythe Ministry of Social Affairs. The capital of Al Mohsen comes from voluntarycontributions of the founders and members of board of directors.Al Mohsen Medical Charity has a registration number 4325, Directorateof Social Affairs and Insurance, Giza.Focus on the following areas • Medical services for the poor and needy, especially in the field of orthopedic surgery and trauma. • Free training courses for doctors and nurses. • Al Mohsen Medical Prize: an annual prize given to outstanding doctors. • Medical convoys. •The establishment of highly equipped medical centers. • Holding medical, educational and cultural seminarsDr Mohsen Abu Zeid Medical Prize of best undergraduatestudents and nursing school:2011 • Dr. Mohamed Azzam (Junior Gynecologist, October 6 University Hospital) • Dr. Emad Ahmed Mustafa(Junior General Surgery, October 6 University Hospital)2012 • Mrs. Mai Saad • Mr. Ahmed Ali • Mr. Ali Hassan • Mr. Ahmed Ibrahim2013 • Mr.IsmailsaadMr. Mohamed Ghareb • Mrs.Zainab NabilMrs. Nermin Nabil • Mrs.Azza Abdullah Mrs. Fatma Hassan • MrsSherefa Al-SayedMrs.AsmatAbdelaziz • Mrs. EmanEzz El-DinMr. EhabSabry

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International InvitationsProf. Hafez was invited by different international organizations for the following educational events

Conference Role Country Date

International Congress for Joint Reconstruction(ICJR) - Middle East

Dubai, UAE 30 April -2nd May2014

Annual Congress of Computer AssistedOrthopaedic Surgery

34th SICOT Orthopaedic World Conference

Session Chairman and Speaker

Session Chairman and Speaker

Milan, Italy 18-21June2014

Speaker in a symposium on Computers and Enabling Technologies & diploma Examiner

Rio, Brazil 20 - 22November2014

34th SICOT Orthopaedic World Conference Examiner for SICOT diplomaChairman of a Symposium onPSI for TKR

Hyderabad,India

17-19October2013

International Orthopaedic Surgery InvitationalSymposium, Cleveland Clinic, Ohio

Egypt delegate

Egypt delegate

Cleveland, USA 18-19 March2013

Recent Advances in Orthopaedics, ICP Rome, Italy, 19-20 April2013

Recent Advances in Arthroplasty. SpanishSociety for Shoulder and Elbow Surgery

Barcelona,Spain

1-4 March2013

33rdSICOT Orthopaedic World Conference Examiner for SICOT diploma Dubai, UAE 28-30November2012

12thannual meeting of CAOS-International Chairman on workshop onCustom guides for TKA

Seoul, Korea 13-16 June2012

B. Braun Orthopaedic Days (knee) Invited speaker given 2lectures on PSI for TKA

Saint Jean CapFerrat, Nice,France

4-5 May2012

SICOT. XXV Triennial World Congress Session Chairman Prague, CzechRepublic

6-9September2011

The 11thAnnual Meeting of CAOS-International

Chairman of advanced CAOSworkshop on PSI- member ofpanel on round tablediscussion

London, UK June 15-18,2011

11thannual meeting of CAOS-International Chairman on workshop on TKRcutting guides

London, UK June 15-18,2011

Advances in Orthopaedics Co-chairman of a conference Istanbul,Turkey

2011

SICOT. 7th SICOT/SIROT Annual Internationalconference

Examiner Gothenburg,Sweden

31 Aug-3Sep 2010

10thAnnual Meeting of CAOS-International Instructor in a workshop onPatient specific surgical guides

Paris, France June 16-19,2010

Orthopaedic Invitational Symposium Egypt delegate ClevelandClinic, Ohio,USA

22-24September,2009

5th SICOT annual meeting Chairman of The 3rd Middle Marrakech, 29 Aug- 1st

Conference co-chairman

Conference co-chairman

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Presentations• More than 100 presentationsin international conferences such as AAOS, EFORT, ORS,SICOT, ICS, BORS,BTS, ISTA, CAOSInt, MIS_CAOS, AFA, CAOS-UK, EKA, ESSKA and CARS

East Symposium on CAOS Morocco Sept 2007The 7th Annual Meeting of CAOS-International Chairman of a session on

navigated hip resurfacingHeidelberg,Germany

June 20-23,2007

Cleveland Clinic Foundation. A knee innovationsummit: from birth to death

Faculty member ClevelandClinic, Ohio,USA

11-14 April2007

7thDammam Annual Orthopaedic Symposium of The 2ndMiddle EastSymposium on CAOS

Dammam,Saudi Arabia

30 Nov to1st Dec2006

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Activities and Achievements of the Head of the Department

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Dr M Hafez attended by the Egyptian consulin Geneva after winning a gold medal for his

invention on knee replacement

Dr M Hafez represented Egypt in the 4th World Cup for Computer Implemented Inventions and he won the

highest prize (IFIA Laurel)

Award and certificate of appreciation given to Dr M Hafez by the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Egypt

for his awrad winning patents


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For the first time, the supreme council for Universities has selected a professor from a private University (Dr M Hafez) to be in

the board of refrees for the promotion of professorship grade

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