About me
Dr. Ahmed Abdullah, Head of the Cardiac Surgery Department at Kobri El Qobba Military Hospital, is a consultant cardiac surgeon specialising in coronary artery surgery, off-pump (beating-heart) cardiac surgery, and heart valve surgery. He has dedicated his professional life to serving patients with cardiovascular disease and is committed to providing the highest standard of care to every patient.
Past experience
Professor Dr. Ahmed Abdullah is a highly experienced cardiac surgeon specializing in advanced coronary and beating-heart procedures:
• 98% success rates in cardiac surgeries
• Extensive expertise in CABG using the internal mammary artery
• Off-pump beating-heart surgery without a heart-lung machine
• Advanced surgical management of complex coronary artery disease cases
Credentials
Professor Dr. Ahmed Abdullah holds several leading cardiac surgery positions:
• Head of the Cardiac Surgery Department at Kobry El Qobba Military Hospital
• Consultant Cardiac Surgeon at Wadi El Nile Hospital, El Salam International Hospital, Air Force Specialised Hospital, and the International Medical Centre
• Consultant Cardiac Surgeon for Egypt’s Health Insurance Organisation (HIO)
More information
A leading cardiac surgeon specialising in coronary artery bypass graft surgery using the off-pump (beating-heart) technique.
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