Dr. Mohamed Mohamed Nabil
Consultant General Surgery, Oncology, and Surgical Endoscopy
- Phone: 01286422332
- Email: dr_m._nabil@hotmail.com
Dr. Mohamed Mohamed Nabil π©Ί
Consultant General Surgery, Oncology, and Surgical Endoscopy π₯
Medical Specializations
πΆ Pediatric Oncology Surgery:
Treatment of cancers and non-cancerous tumors affecting children, including brain tumors, blood cancers, and soft tissue tumors.
π¨βοΈ Adult Oncology Surgery:
Treatment of cancers affecting adults in various parts of the body, such as colorectal, lung, stomach, and liver tumors.
π©βοΈ Gynecological Oncology Surgery:
Treatment of cancers affecting women, such as uterine, ovarian, and breast cancers, using modern surgical techniques.
π Breast Oncology Surgery:
Treatment of both benign and malignant breast tumors using advanced surgical techniques like laparoscopic surgery while preserving surrounding tissue.
π Colon Oncology Surgery:
Treatment of colon and rectal tumors using precise surgical methods, including laparoscopic surgeries for faster recovery.
π½οΈ Stomach Oncology Surgery:
Treatment of tumors in the stomach using modern and effective surgical techniques.
Qualifications and Experience
Dr. Mohamed Mohamed Nabil is a consultant in general surgery, oncology, and surgical endoscopy in the Egyptian Armed Forces, with extensive experience in the field. He is considered one of the best doctors in treating tumors using the latest surgical techniques.
Services Offered
π Accurate Diagnosis:
Comprehensive examination and precise analysis of the patient's health using advanced medical devices.
πͺ Tumor Surgery:
Removal of benign and malignant tumors using traditional surgery or laparoscopic surgery.
π Oncological Endoscopy Treatment:
A less invasive method with quicker recovery times.
π¬ Medical Consultations:
Providing consultations for tumor diagnosis and determining the most suitable treatment.
Waiting Time
β±οΈ Average waiting time: 30 minutes
Clinic Address
π Clinic:
Shaheed Street, Al-Safwa Tower, in front of Ardor, above Inigma, second floor, Suez, Egypt.
Contact Number for Booking and Inquiries
π 01286422332
Clinic Features
π Location:
The clinic is centrally located in Suez, making it easy to access from any area.
π¬ Modern Techniques:
The clinic uses the latest techniques in general surgery and oncology, including laparoscopic surgery.
π₯ Patient Comfort:
Dr. Mohamed ensures the highest quality of care for patients in a comfortable and reassuring environment.
When Should You Visit Dr. Mohamed Nabil?
β οΈ If you suspect the presence of an abnormal lump or tumor in your body.
β οΈ If you have previously been diagnosed with a tumor and need additional consultation or surgery.
β οΈ If you are experiencing symptoms such as sudden weight loss, severe fatigue, or changes in appetite.
Suggested Results
FAQ
General surgery is a medical specialty that deals with various diseases requiring surgical intervention to repair or remove damaged tissues or organs in the body. General surgery may include surgical procedures related to the digestive system, soft tissues, endocrine glands, blood vessels, tumors, and other organs.
A general surgeon is a trained professional who performs complex surgical operations, and the patient is considered part of a therapeutic team that includes assistant doctors, nurses, anesthesiologists, and others.
General surgeons perform a variety of surgical procedures, including:
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Gastrointestinal Surgery:
- Appendectomy: Removal of the appendix in cases of appendicitis (inflammation of the appendix).
- Cholecystectomy: Surgery to remove the gallbladder when gallstones cause inflammation or obstruction.
- Gastric and Intestinal Surgery: Surgeries to treat ulcers, cancers, intestinal infections, or bowel obstructions.
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Endocrine Surgery:
- Thyroidectomy: Removal of part or the entire thyroid gland in cases of cancer or gland enlargement.
- Adrenalectomy: Removal of adrenal glands to treat tumors or manage high blood pressure related to the glands.
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Vascular Surgery:
- Aneurysm Repair: Surgical procedure to repair dilated blood vessels that may burst.
- Removal of Tumors Affecting Blood Vessels: Such as vascular tumors that impact blood circulation.
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Soft Tissue Surgery:
- Removal of Benign and Malignant Tumors: In the skin, muscles, fat, or other tissues.
- Wound Repair: Treatment of injuries from accidents or burns.
The tumors that may require surgery vary depending on the type of tumor and its stage of spread:
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Breast Tumors: Mastectomy or removal of superficial tumors is common in cases of breast cancer. Sometimes, lymph nodes in the armpit are also removed to check for the spread of cancer.
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Colon and Rectal Cancer: Surgery to remove part of the intestine or colon when the tumors cause blockages or bleeding.
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Skin Cancer: Surgical removal of skin tumors such as basal cell carcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma.
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Liver Cancer: In some cases, surgery is necessary to remove liver tumors, especially if they are discovered early.
Surgical endoscopes enable surgeons to perform precise operations with minimal intervention. Endoscopes are used for examinations or surgeries with the assistance of a camera and thin instruments inserted through small incisions, which reduces recovery time and postoperative pain.
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Laparoscopy: Used in abdominal surgeries such as appendectomy, cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal), or tumor removal.
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Colonoscopy: Used to explore the colon and rectum and diagnose benign tumors or cancer.
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Thoracoscopy: Used to examine the lungs or diagnose tumors in the chest.
Surgical endoscopy is considered a revolution in medicine, offering numerous benefits compared to traditional surgery:
- Less Pain: Due to the smaller incisions used, patients experience less pain after the procedure.
- Faster Recovery: The recovery period after surgery is significantly shorter compared to traditional surgery.
- Reduced Complications: With smaller incisions, there is a lower risk of infection or bleeding.
- Greater Precision: The endoscope allows the surgeon to have a better view of the organs, leading to more accurate procedures.
Many tumors do not require direct surgery and can be treated through other methods depending on the type and location of the tumor:
- Chemotherapy: Used for malignant tumors that have spread or those that cannot be surgically removed.
- Radiation Therapy: Used for tumors located in areas that are difficult to reach surgically.
- Immunotherapy: A modern option for certain types of cancer, where drugs are used to boost the immune system to attack cancer cells.
- Early Diagnosis of the Tumor: Tumors detected at an early stage are often more amenable to complete surgical removal.
- Presence of Severe or Life-Threatening Symptoms: Such as bowel obstruction due to a bowel tumor or uncontrolled bleeding.
- Improving Quality of Life: In some cases, surgery may be required to alleviate pain or improve function, such as removing tumors that are causing pressure on organs.
Minimally invasive surgery uses advanced techniques to reduce pain and recovery time, with surgical endoscopy being one of the key methods. These may include:
- Partial Resection: Removal of part of the tumor instead of removing the entire organ.
- Laser Surgery: Laser is used to destroy small tumors.
- Endoscopic Resection: Used in cases where tumors need to be removed using precise instruments through an endoscope.
Endoscopy is used in colon and rectal surgery to examine benign or malignant tumors in the large intestine. The surgeon can remove tumors during the examination using the endoscope, and it is also useful for examining patients suspected of having early-stage colon cancer.
Advantages:
- Removal of Benign Tumors: Benign tumors can be removed before they progress into cancer.
- Early Detection: Colon cancer or tumors can be detected in its early stages using endoscopy.
Although surgical endoscopy is minimally invasive, there are still risks associated with it:
- Infection: All surgeries carry a risk of infection, although endoscopic procedures reduce this risk.
- Bleeding: Bleeding may occur during the procedure or after surgery, especially in major surgeries.
- Damage to Surrounding Organs: In rare cases, the surgeon may inadvertently damage nearby organs during surgery.