Dr. Mahmoud El Meteini
Hepatobiliary Surgery — Liver Transplantation
Cairo, Egypt
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Dr. Mahmoud El Meteini is professor of hepatobiliary surgery at Ain Shams University in Cairo, where he is publicly reported as head of the university's liver transplant program and has served as dean of the Faculty of Medicine. Egypt has one of the region's most established living-donor liver transplantation communities, and he is listed among its transplant leaders.
His publicly reported areas of practice centre on hepatobiliary surgery and living-donor liver transplantation. Patients considering care should confirm current consulting arrangements, sub-specialty focus and availability directly with the hospital.
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Hospital Affiliations
- • Ain Shams University Hospitals, Cairo
Conditions Treated
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- 2. Are you board-certified in Hepatobiliary Surgery, and may I see your credentials?
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- 4. Will you personally perform the entire procedure, or will residents/fellows be involved?
- 5. What does follow-up care look like — how will we communicate after I return home?
- 6. Can you provide references from international patients you have treated?
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