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Orthopedic Oncology · Joint Replacement · Complex Orthopedics
Specialist review for bone tumors, complex fractures, and joint replacement in Cairo
University of Texas, San Antonio — International Fellowship Training
Send your X-rays, MRI, and reports before a major decision or before travelling.
Online consultation is a paid medical service and does not replace clinical examination.
Academic experience in Egypt and abroadSpecialized academic and surgical pathway in orthopedics and complex cases
A medical and surgical career spanning more than 18 yearsMedical work since 2008 and specialist orthopaedic training since 2009
Extensive orthopedic case experienceClinical and surgical exposure across years of orthopedic practice
Orthopedic OncologyEvidence-informed planning
Important information
The online consultation is a paid, preliminary medical service and is not a final diagnosis. The fee and review steps are explained before starting, and no payment is requested before your approval. Send only the medical files needed for review and avoid unnecessary identifying information. Emergencies should attend the nearest emergency department.
Your next step
Choose the right next step
Two clear pathways for clinic booking or remote scan review and a second opinion.
Online consultation & scan review
For patients outside Cairo or Egypt, and for second opinions before attending or travelling.
See the steps and send your fileEmergencies should attend the nearest emergency department without waiting for remote review.
Academic Qualifications & Credentials
Ain Shams University
Lecturer of Orthopedic Surgery · MSc & MD Orthopedic Surgery.
AO Trauma
Trauma education and international fellowship training.
UT Health San Antonio
Specialized trauma fellowship training in Texas, USA.
Egyptian Fellowship
Certified trainer in the Egyptian Fellowship of Orthopedic Surgery.
AAOS & Scientific Societies
AAOS and Egyptian orthopedic, arthroplasty, and bone tumor societies.
Orthopedic Care
Dr. Mo’men’s orthopedic services
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01
Bone Tumor Surgery & Limb Preservation
Assessment and treatment of benign and malignant bone tumors, with planned surgery and limb preservation whenever appropriate.
For: a lump or swelling, persistent bone pain, a diagnosed tumor, or a second opinion.
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02
Hip & Knee Joint Replacement
Evaluation and surgery for advanced hip or knee arthritis and femoral head necrosis, with individualized reconstruction planning.
For: advanced arthritis, movement-limiting pain, AVN, or problems with a previous joint replacement.
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03
Sports Injuries & Joint Arthroscopy
Assessment of knee and shoulder injuries, ligament or meniscal tears, and arthroscopy when appropriate, with safe return-to-activity planning.
For: knee or shoulder injury, instability, ligament or meniscal damage.
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04
Fracture & Trauma Surgery
Treatment planning for simple and complex fractures, periarticular injuries, and pathological fractures based on stability and bone quality.
For: a recent complex fracture, delayed healing, or a pathological fracture.
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05
Image-Guided / Local Joint Injections
Diagnosis-led assessment before local joint injections, including when injections may help and when other treatment is more appropriate.
For: joint pain requiring diagnosis and an evidence-based injection decision.
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Paid online medical consultation, imaging review & second opinion
A paid medical service to review available scans and reports before attending or travelling, and to clarify any further investigations or next steps.
Important: Online consultation does not replace an in-person examination, and sending files alone does not automatically start a paid consultation.
Send the medical file
Available X-rays, MRI/CT scans, reports, and pathology when relevant.
We check the file and explain the fee
Missing information and the consultation fee are clarified before review begins.
Review starts after agreement and payment
The file is reviewed and a preliminary specialist opinion is provided.
Clarify the next step
Further tests, clinic examination, or travel planning when an in-person visit is useful.
This is a paid service. The fee and payment method are explained before the review begins, and no payment is requested before you agree.
International Patients
Specialist orthopedic care in Egypt for complex cases
Patients outside Egypt can request a preliminary review of X-rays, MRI/CT scans and reports before deciding whether travel is appropriate.
Send your X-rays before you travel
Share imaging, reports, pathology and previous operative notes for a structured second opinion before planning a visit to Egypt.
Complex cases we evaluate
Bone and soft-tissue tumors, limb salvage, metastatic bone disease, revision arthroplasty, failed previous surgery and complex fractures.
Do you really need surgery?
The first objective is to clarify diagnosis, options, timing and whether surgery or travel is actually indicated.
Case Library
Educational Case Library
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Patient Education
Latest English Articles
Medically reviewed guidance for patients and families. Blog articles remain separate from the educational Case Library.
Bone Tumors
Night Bone Pain: Causes and Red Flags
When night bone pain should not be ignored and how specialist assessment can clarify the cause.
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Fracture Care
Scaphoid Fracture: Diagnosis and Treatment
Why a scaphoid fracture can be missed on early X-rays and when MRI, CT, cast, or surgery may be needed.
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Fracture Care
Ankle Fracture: Cast or Surgery?
When a cast or walking boot is enough, and when unstable ankle fractures may need fixation.
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Book an in-person clinic visit
Choose your preferred clinic day and the clinic team will confirm the nearest available appointment.Address50 El Hegaz Street, Heliopolis, beside Heliopolis Metro Station — Raya & Samsung building, 2nd floor, Cairo.
Clinic hoursSaturday 3–5 PM · Monday 7–9 PM · Wednesday 5–7 PM
Before your visitBring the scans and reports you already have. Do not repeat tests unless specifically requested.
Additional clinic locations
Appointments outside the main Heliopolis clinic
In-person consultations are also available at the following medical centers, while Heliopolis remains the main clinic.
Important for follow-up: Follow-up visits are conducted exclusively at the same clinic or medical center where the initial consultation took place, to maintain continuity and organization of care.
El Shorouk
Shifa Hospital — El Shorouk Branch
- Clinic hours
- Saturday: 8:00–10:00 PM
- Contact
- 15051
New Cairo
One Health Clinics — O1 Mall
- Clinic hours
- Wednesday: 1:00–4:00 PM
Friday: 7:00–10:00 PM - Contact
- 15292
Mohandessin
One Health Clinics
48 Abdel Moneim Riad Street — opposite Cairo Medical Tower
- Clinic hours
- Sunday: 12:00–2:00 PM
Tuesday: 7:00–10:00 PM - Contact
- 15292
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 international patients send scans before travelling?
Yes. International patients can request a paid online medical consultation to review X-rays, MRI, and reports before travelling. The fee is explained before the review begins, and the online consultation does not replace an in-person 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.