Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Sholah, Vascular Surgery Consultant
Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Shoulah, Ph.D. in Vascular & General Surgery from Cairo University, Consultant of Peripheral Interventional Catheterization for Diabetic Foot, and Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Clinics in Dokki, New Cairo (CMC), and Damietta. Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Shoulah holds a Ph.D. in Vascular and General Surgery from Cairo University, is a Consultant of Peripheral Interventional Catheterization and Diabetic Foot, and a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of
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Address: 21 Iran Street, off Tahrir Street, behind Asad Ibn Al-Furat Mosque, 3rd Floor.
Phone: 01099129506 - 01026800264
Working Hours: Saturdays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays from 8 to 11 PM.
Address: CMC Medical Center, North 90th Street – Clinic No. 328, 3rd Floor
Phone: 01026800264
Working Hours: Saturday from 3 to 5 PM
Address: Al-Kobri Al-Olawi Street, at the intersection with the Nile Corniche, Al-Eid Tower, opposite Damietex.
Phone: 01275717892
Working Hours: Sunday from 8 PM to 12 AM, and Monday from 4 PM to 11 PM.
Doctors
Vascular surgeons, Vascular
cairo , Dokki
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Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Sholah treats various vascular diseases, such as varicose veins, peripheral arterial occlusion and stenosis, diabetic foot, and chronic venous disease. He also performs delicate vascular surgeries and uses interventional catheterization to treat conditions without surgery.
Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Sholah's experience demonstrates that interventional catheterization is a modern method used to treat blocked arteries without surgery. A thin tube is inserted into the blood vessel to expand it or remove the blockage. Vascular surgery, on the other hand, is used in advanced cases requiring surgical intervention to repair or replace damaged arteries.
About me
Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Shoulah, Ph.D. in Vascular & General Surgery from Cairo University, Consultant of Peripheral Interventional Catheterization for Diabetic Foot, and Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Clinics in Dokki, New Cairo (CMC), and Damietta. Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Shoulah holds a Ph.D. in Vascular and General Surgery from Cairo University, is a Consultant of Peripheral Interventional Catheterization and Diabetic Foot, and a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. He is considered one of the most prominent specialists in vascular surgery and general surgery in Egypt, possessing extensive expertise in diagnosing and treating arterial and venous diseases using the latest international medical technologies.
Specialties and Services:
- Treatment of varicose veins using laser or injection without surgery.
- Treatment of peripheral arterial blockage and stenosis using interventional catheterization.
- Follow-up and treatment of diabetic foot cases without amputation to preserve limb safety.
- Performing delicate vascular surgical procedures in hospitals and teaching institutes in Cairo.
- Diagnosis of circulatory system diseases and chronic venous disorders using state-of-the-art medical equipment.
Clinic Addresses and Schedules:
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Dokki: 21 Iran Street off Tahrir Street, behind Asad Ibn Al-Furat Mosque, 3rd Floor.
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Schedules: Saturday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM.
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New Cairo (Fifth Settlement): CMC Medical Center, North Teseen Street, Clinic No. 328, 3rd Floor.
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Schedules: Saturday from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
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Damietta: Overpass Street, Nile Corniche Intersection, Al-Eid Tower, in front of Domyatex.
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Schedules: Sunday from 8:00 PM to 12:00 AM and Monday from 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM.
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Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Shoulah
- Ph.D. in Vascular and General Surgery, Cairo University
- Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
- Consultant of Vascular Surgery and Leg Veins
- Consultant of Peripheral Interventional Catheterization and Diabetic Foot
- Member of the Egyptian Society of Vascular Surgery
- Affiliated with Hospitals and Teaching Institutes in Cairo
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
Treating varicose veins with laser - with Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim Shulah
Varicose Veins are a common health and cosmetic issue resulting from weakened or damaged one-way valves inside the superficial veins. When these valves lose their ability to pump blood upward toward the heart against gravity, blood pools inside the veins, causing them to dilate, ...
moreTreatment of peripheral artery with Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim Shulah:
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) is a serious vascular condition resulting from the deposition of fat and cholesterol (atherosclerosis) on the inner walls of blood vessels that supply the extremities, particularly the legs and feet. This narrowing reduces the flow of oxygenated...
moreManaging Diabetic Foot Cases with Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Shoulah
Diabetic Foot complications represent one of the most prominent health challenges facing diabetic patients worldwide. Neurological changes (diabetic neuropathy) and impaired peripheral blood flow result in a loss of sensation in the feet and delayed healing of minor wounds. This ...
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