Dr. Siddiq Salem – Specialist in Vascular Surgery
Dr. Seddik Salem, Vascular Surgery and Diabetic Foot Specialist in Alexandria. Master's from Alexandria University, offering catheterization and diabetic foot care in Camp Caesar. Dr. Seddik Salem is a Vascular Surgery, Catheterization, and Diabetic Foot Specialist in Alexandria. Located in the Camp Caesar area (Tram side, intersection of Mostafa El-Khadem St. with Omar Lotfy St., Athena Tower, 1st Floor, next to El-Fagalla Bookstores). He is considered one of the leading specialists
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Phone: 01222547573
01222547573
300 EGP
Camp Caesar: Tram-side, at the intersection of Mostafa El-Khadem Street and Omar Lotfy Street – Athena Tower, 1st Floor, next to Al-Fajjala Bookstores.
Working Hours: يوميا من 3 الى 7 م عدا الجمعة
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Vascular surgeons, Vascular
alexandria , Camp Shizar
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Dr. Siddiq Salem possesses an outstanding academic and medical background; he holds a Master’s degree in Vascular Surgery and Diabetic Foot from Alexandria University, is a specialist in vascular surgery and endovascular procedures, and is a member of the Egyptian Society of Vascular Sciences.
Dr. Siddiq Salem specializes in providing comprehensive care for patients with diabetic foot conditions, including the prevention and treatment of diabetic ulcers and the management of arterial hardening to improve circulation in the limbs and protect the feet from the risk of amputation.
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Dr. Seddik Salem, Vascular Surgery and Diabetic Foot Specialist in Alexandria. Master's from Alexandria University, offering catheterization and diabetic foot care in Camp Caesar. Dr. Seddik Salem is a Vascular Surgery, Catheterization, and Diabetic Foot Specialist in Alexandria. Located in the Camp Caesar area (Tram side, intersection of Mostafa El-Khadem St. with Omar Lotfy St., Athena Tower, 1st Floor, next to El-Fagalla Bookstores). He is considered one of the leading specialists in vascular surgery, catheterization, and diabetic foot management in Alexandria.
Specializations and Therapeutic Services
- Diabetic Foot Care & Treatment
- Peripheral Vascular Catheterization
- Treatment of Varicose Veins & Spider Veins
- Arterial & Venous Surgeries
Clinic Address and Working Hours
Camp Caesar: Tram side – Intersection of Mostafa El-Khadem Street with Omar Lotfy Street – Athena Tower – 1st Floor (Next to El-Fagalla Bookstores)
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Working Hours: Daily from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM (Except Friday).
Dr. Seddik Salem
- Master's Degree in Vascular Surgery and Diabetic Foot – Alexandria University
- Vascular Surgery, Catheterization, and Diabetic Foot Specialist
- Member of the Egyptian Society for Vascular Sciences
- Emergency Number: 01273564201
Services:
Vasculitis Aortic angiography Vasculitis Vascular catheterization Atherosclerosis Superficial and deep vein thrombosis Diabetic foot treatment Non-surgical treatment of varicose veins Vein and arterial thrombosis catheterization Raynaud's disease Balloon angioplasty Stent angioplasty Diabetic foot surgery Vascular surgery Laser varicose vein treatment Thermal cautery treatment Non-surgical foam injection varicose vein treatment Burns treatment Diabetic foot complications Adult vascular surgery Pediatric vascular surgery Chronic vein diseases Chronic venous insufficiency Spider veins Treatment of circulatory insufficiency with balloon catheterization and stents Venous ulcer injections Kidney failure cases Bag and catheter operations Hemodialysis for kidney failure patientsArticles
Treatment of Varicose Veins and Spider Veins: With Dr. Siddiq Salem
Varicose and spider veins are among the most common medical and cosmetic issues affecting a large percentage of both men and women. They are not merely limited to altering the external appearance of the legs; rather, they can extend to cause chronic pain, heaviness, and swelling ...
morePrevention of Diabetic Foot: Causes with Dr. Siddiq Salem
Diabetic foot is among the most common and serious complications resulting from uncontrolled diabetes. This condition arises from the combination of two primary factors: diabetic neuropathy, which causes a loss of protective pain sensation, and peripheral arterial disease (PAD), ...
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