The website provides patient education reviewed under the responsibility of Dr. Mohammed Abdelmoemen Abuelhadid. Published evidence is separated from interpretation, and individual cases are never presented as a guarantee of the same outcome.
1. Scope
This policy applies to medical articles, service pages, the educational Case Library, FAQs, and professional information published on moemenortho.com.
2. Who writes and reviews the content?
Content is prepared or edited under the medical oversight of Dr. Mohammed Abdelmoemen Abuelhadid, Lecturer of Orthopedic Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University. Author or reviewer identity and a medical-review date are displayed on articles and cases where appropriate.
Digital tools may assist with structure, language editing, translation, or formatting, but medical information is not approved for publication without responsible human review.
3. Evidence and source standards
- Priority is given to official guidance, professional societies, peer-reviewed publications, and recognised scientific databases.
- Important medical claims are supported near the claim or in a clearly identified reference section.
- When direct evidence is unavailable, cautious general wording is used and statistics or success rates are not invented.
- Published evidence, clinical interpretation, and individual professional opinion are distinguished.
4. Publication, review, and updates
Pages are reviewed when important guidance changes, new evidence becomes relevant, outdated information is identified, or a material content correction is required. A recent review date does not mean that every source was published in the same month.
5. Educational cases and outcomes
The Case Library explains assessment and treatment reasoning. A case is not a complete research report unless explicitly stated, and images or individual outcomes do not guarantee the same result for another patient. Reporting limitations are stated when detailed follow-up, pathology, or functional outcomes are unavailable.
6. Privacy and medical images
Potential patient identifiers are removed or reduced wherever reasonably possible. Names, record numbers, dates of birth, and unnecessary identifying details are not published in educational cases. Images are used for education subject to appropriate professional, ethical, and legal requirements.
7. Language and patient safety
Medical terminology is explained in plain language when necessary. Content distinguishes general education from situations requiring specialist assessment or urgent/emergency care.
8. Independence and professional claims
The site does not use claims such as “guaranteed treatment” or “100% success.” Superiority claims, operation volumes, or institutional affiliations are not published unless they can be documented. External advertising does not determine the medical conclusions of the content.
9. Corrections
Medical errors, broken references, or misleading wording are reviewed and corrected when identified. Material corrections update the review date. A correction request may be sent through clinic WhatsApp with the page URL and a specific explanation.
10. Educational content and medical consultation
Reading the website or sending a message does not establish a final diagnosis. Remote scan review is preliminary and may need to be followed by examination or additional tests before treatment decisions are made.