Esophageal atresia in infants and newborns is a rare birth anomaly affecting one in every 4,000 babies. This is diagnosed when the esophagus which...
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Commonly, a newborn infant may develop a tracheoesophageal fistula, which is an abnormal passageway connecting the two organs (Trachea and...
Thyroglossal cyst in children and newborns (Also referred to as paediatric thyroglassal duct cyst) in one of the rare conditions that affect the...
The branchial cleft cyst is considered a birth defect that appears during the early fetal stages. And it appears after birth as a mass or pocket in...
The organs located in the abdominal region, such as the stomach and intestines, may rise into the chest cavity, putting pressure on the lungs and...
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Dr. Mohamed El-Barbary provides a wide range of comprehensive pediatric surgery services, from accurate diagnosis through to post-operative follow-up.
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Which surgeries does Professor Mohamed El-Barbary perform?
- Hypospadias repair (all degrees)
- Undescended testis surgery (open and laparoscopic)
- Treatment of inguinal hernia in children.
- Diaphragmatic hernia repair (thoracoscopic)
- Treatment of GERD in infants
- Esophageal obstruction surgery in infants (esophageal atresia)
- Repair of tracheoesophageal fistula
- Treatment of thyroglossal duct cyst (Sistrunk procedure)
- Treatment of a branchial cleft cyst
What age group of children does Prof. Dr. Mohamed El-Barbary treat?
Professor El-Barbary treats children across all age groups, from newborns and infants through adolescence. Many of the conditions he specializes in require surgical intervention within the first months of a child’s life.
Are these procedures performed laparoscopically or as open surgery?
Prof. Dr. Mohamed El-Barbary relies on minimally invasive (laparoscopic) surgery in most procedures whenever possible, as this technique reduces pain, speeds recovery, and leaves less visible scarring. The appropriate approach is determined after examining the child and assessing their condition.
Where is Dr. Mohamed El-Barbary’s clinic located, and how can I book an appointment?
The main clinic is in Dokki, Giza (11 Shooting Club Street, Dokki). An appointment can be booked by contacting the clinic numbers listed on the website, or via WhatsApp.
Does Prof. Dr. Mohamed El-Barbary accept patients from other governorates or from outside Egypt?
Yes. Prof. Dr. Mohamed El-Barbary receives cases from all governorates of Egypt, as well as families coming from the Gulf countries, Iraq, Libya, and others. You may contact us to arrange an appointment and determine the visit requirements.
Does Professor El-Barbary perform surgery for newborns?
Yes. Prof. Dr. Mohamed El-Barbary has extensive experience in neonatal surgery and specializes in delicate congenital conditions that require early surgical intervention, such as esophageal atresia, tracheoesophageal fistula, and diaphragmatic hernia.
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- Dokki: 11 Shooting Club Street (intersection of Shooting Club Street and Mohy El-Din Abu El-Ezz Street)
- Sheikh Zayed City Clinic, Al Guezira Plaza Complex.
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