About

QUALIFICATIONS AND SPECIAL CLINICAL TRAINING OF DR. FADI ALNEHLAOUI Dr. Fadi Alnehlaoui is a Specialist General Laparoscopic & Surgical Oncologist at Zulekha Hospital Sharjah. He has more than 16 years of experience. After finishing his medical school, he completed his residency in General Surgery. Dr. Fadi Alnehlaoui was a Specialist Surgeon & Lecturer of the Surgery Department at the Aleppo University Hospital Faculty of Medicine, Syria, from 2005 to 2008. He also worked as a Surgical Oncologist in the Ibn Rushd Center of Oncology, Aleppo, Syria, from 2007 to 2011. After finishing his fellowship, he has worked as a General and Surgical Oncologist in many public and private hospitals in Aleppo, Syria. Some of these hospitals include Prive Franco-Syrien, Syrian Hospital, Andalus Hospital, Dabbit Hospital, and Badrakhan Hospital. SPECIAL CLINICAL INTERESTS OF DR. FADI ALNEHLAOUI Dr. Fadi Alnehlaoui is a Surgical Oncologist with a particular clinical interest in Breast Cancer. He is an active part of the early detection of breast cancer programs. He also has expertise in plastic skin procedures, soft tissue tumors, and thyroid and neck surgical procedures, such as neck dissection procedures. He is also interested in surgical procedures for Gynaecologic, Abdominal, and GI cancers. In addition, Dr. Fadi Alnehlaoui has immense experience in general surgery. He is familiar with all basic and advanced general and laparoscopic surgeries such as laparoscopic & open bariatric procedures, cholecystectomy, appendectomy, and hernias procedures. Dr. Fadi Alnehlaoui speaks fluent English and Arabic. He has translated and published many papers in oncology and general medical fields. He has also actively participated in the authorization and translation of various books. One of his research topics and publications includes Primary Clinical Response for Cancer Patients towards Alkures Herb, Aleppo University, conducted in 2007. He also published a paper on Acute Mesenteric Ischemia in Aleppo University Magazine for Research in 2005.