Assistant Lecturer of
Cardiology and Vascular Disease (Heart)
Cardiovascular disease specialist, diagnostic and therapeutic cardiac catheterization
Assistant lecturer in cardiovascular diseases at Al-Azhar University in Assiut and the Islamic Center in Cairo
Consultant of
Cardiology and Vascular Disease (Heart)
Consultant and lecturer of cardiovascular medicine-kasralainy-Cairo University
Head of coronary care unit Dar Alfouad Hospital
Member of Egyptian and European society of cardiology
Member of European society of coronary intervention
4.9
2170
Dr Yasser Yazied Cardiology Clinic
West El Balad 96 Mohammad Farid Street Intersection with Roshdy Street Abdeen
Consultant of
Cardiology and Vascular Disease (Heart)
consultant of cardiology NHI
member of EAPCI
member of ESC
Head of CCU unite , Teacher hospital ,Gizera
Head of CCU unite Anglo American hospital , zamlik
Head of intervention cardiology department Hwamdyia geneal hospital
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DrAhmed Elgamal
El Giza El Nasr Building - Giza Square - Floor 11 St
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Family medicine treating adults, children diseases. Responsible for recording the medical history of patients and the development of their state of health over the years and treating chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, sinus infections, pregnancy monitoring, digestive diseases, and thoracic diseases.
A family medicine treats adult and child diseases. Responsible for recording the medical history of patients and the development of their state of health over the years and treating chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, sinus infections, pregnancy monitoring, digestive diseases, and thoracic diseases.
The methods to prevent gastrointestinal diseases are avoiding eating foods containing saturated fats, following a healthy diet, exercising regularly, do not delay defecation, avoid excessive medication.
Yes, it does. Doctors use an echocardiogram to detect some heart diseases. Sound waves are sent to the heart, then these waves are reflected from the heart and are captured by using special medical equipment to form pictures of the heart.