Ain Shams University
Lecturer of Orthopedic Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University.
Orthopedic Oncology · Joint Replacement · Complex Orthopedics
Expertise that matters in complex orthopedic surgery
Specialized assessment for bone tumors, limb salvage, metastatic bone disease, and complex joint replacement — with academic experience in Egypt and abroad, and more than 15 years of practice in orthopedic surgery and complex cases.
Academic experience in Egypt and abroadSpecialized academic and surgical pathway in orthopedics and complex cases
More than 15 years of experienceAssessment and management of orthopedic and joint conditions
Nearly 10,000 casesClinical and surgical exposure across years of orthopedic practice
Orthopedic OncologyEvidence-informed planning
Academic Qualifications & Credentials
MSc & MD Orthopedic Surgery
Academic orthopedic training with long-term clinical and surgical experience.
AO Trauma
Scientific affiliation and trauma education aligned with AO principles.
International Training
Specialized trauma fellowship training at the University of Texas, San Antonio, Texas, USA.
Egyptian Fellowship
Certified trainer in the Egyptian Fellowship of Orthopedic Surgery.
Scientific Societies
Member of AAOS and Egyptian orthopedic, arthroplasty, and bone tumor societies.
Online consultation
Did your imaging report mention a tumor or lesion?
You can send scans and reports for an initial online consultation to understand the case and decide whether urgent clinic assessment, routine booking, or additional investigations are needed.
Start online consultation!Bone pain increasing at night or lasting weeks
!Swelling or a mass near bone or joint
!Fracture after minor or unclear trauma
!History of cancer with new bone pain
Core Services
Dr. Mo’men’s orthopedic services
A clearer structure for patients: bone tumors, joint replacement, sports injuries with arthroscopy, fracture surgery, and local joint injections.
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Bone Tumor Surgery & Limb Preservation
Benign and malignant tumors · limb salvage · recurrence control · metastases
Assessment and surgery for benign and malignant bone tumors, with careful surgical planning, appropriate adjuvant measures to reduce recurrence when indicated, and limb preservation whenever oncologically and functionally feasible. Also includes evaluation of metastatic bone disease and pathological fracture risk.
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Hip & Knee Joint Replacement
Advanced arthritis · avascular necrosis · joint reconstruction
Evaluation and surgical treatment for advanced hip and knee arthritis or femoral head necrosis, with individualized implant and recovery planning based on age, bone quality, deformity, function, and medical condition.
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Sports Injuries & Joint Arthroscopy
Knee and shoulder injuries · ligaments · meniscus · arthroscopy when needed
Assessment and treatment of common and complex sports injuries including ACL injuries, meniscal tears, shoulder instability and tendon problems, with joint arthroscopy used when appropriate and a plan tailored to age, activity level and safe return to function.
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Fracture & Trauma Surgery
Simple and complex fractures · fixation · polytrauma-related injuries
Treatment of simple and complex fractures including pelvic and femoral fractures, periarticular fractures, pathological fractures, and fixation planning according to fracture pattern, bone quality, and patient condition.
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Image-Guided / Local Joint Injections
Intra-articular injections · conservative treatment · diagnosis-based plan
Assessment of joint pain before choosing local injections for selected conditions such as knee osteoarthritis, tendon-related pain, or inflammatory joint flares, with honest explanation of when injections help and when they are insufficient.
Learn more →Clinical Pathway
A clear evaluation pathway before treatment
Patients do not need exaggerated promises. They need a coherent pathway explaining why observation, biopsy, or surgery is recommended.
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History and examination
Pain pattern, function, mass, oncology history, and prior procedures.
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Original imaging review
Reviewing the images, not only the report, and correlating them clinically.
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Diagnostic plan
MRI, CT, laboratory work, or planned biopsy when indicated.
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Treatment and follow-up plan
Options, risks, expected recovery, and follow-up schedule.
Patient Reviews
Selected patient review excerpts
Patient reviews do not guarantee treatment outcomes, but they help visitors understand the clinic experience, communication, and follow-up approach.
★★★★★
“Very respectful and skilled doctor who cares about the patient’s psychological wellbeing.”
Abd El rahman MohamedGoogle Review★★★★★
“Excellent doctor. I felt comfortable and reassured during treatment.”
RANA El aqadGoogle Review★★★★★
“Excellent and skilled doctor.”
Wesam EsamGoogle Review★★★★★
“One of the best orthopedic doctors, with a comfortable clinic experience.”
mohamed faresGoogle Review★★★★★
“A very human and compassionate approach before being a doctor.”
Haidy BeautyLocal Guide Review★★★★★
“Excellent experience.”
Sarah BayoumiGoogle ReviewHeliopolis Clinic and Booking
Booking is now focused through the Heliopolis clinic. Please confirm your appointment before attending and bring all imaging and reports.
Heliopolis Clinic
50 El Hegaz Street, Heliopolis, beside Heliopolis Metro Station — Raya and Samsung Agency Building, 2nd floor, Cairo.
Clinic hoursSaturday: 3–5 PM
Monday: 7–9 PM
Wednesday: 5–7 PM
Monday: 7–9 PM
Wednesday: 5–7 PM
BookingBooking number: 01021690693
For online consultation, send imaging and reports via WhatsApp before a clinic visit is planned.
For online consultation, send imaging and reports via WhatsApp before a clinic visit is planned.
Clinic appointment
Request an in-clinic appointment in Heliopolis
Fill in the form and WhatsApp will open with a ready message to the clinic. The appointment is confirmed only after the clinic team replies.
Clinic schedule
Saturday: 3–5 PM
Monday: 7–9 PM
Wednesday: 5–7 PM
Address: 50 El Hegaz Street, Heliopolis, beside Heliopolis Metro Station — Raya and Samsung Agency Building, 2nd floor.
Frequently asked questions
Can a bone tumor be diagnosed from imaging alone?
Imaging is essential, but diagnosis requires correlation with examination, history, and sometimes laboratory tests or planned biopsy.
Does every bone tumor need surgery?
No. Some lesions need observation only, while others require biopsy or intervention depending on type, site, symptoms, and fracture risk.
Can I request an online consultation before the visit?
Yes. Scans and reports can be sent by WhatsApp for an initial online consultation. It helps guide the type of visit and documents required, but it does not replace clinical examination when needed.
When is a second opinion important?
Before major surgery, bone tumor treatment, complex joint replacement, or when treatment plans are unclear or conflicting.
Online consultation for scans and reports
Online consultation does not replace clinical examination when needed, but it helps review scans and reports and decide whether urgent clinic assessment or routine booking is appropriate.