أفضل عيادات التشاور مع طبيب الكبد — الصفحة 7

Town Hospital is a private multispecialty medical center in New Cairo, Egypt. The hospital treats both adults and children. It was the first facility in Egypt to perform SEEG for drug-resistant epilepsy. This program is a joint effort between Egyptian and Indian specialists. The neurosurgery department is led by Professor Dr. Osama El Ghannam. He founded a specialized neurosurgery center in 2022.

The medical team includes over 90 doctors. Many specialists trained at institutions like Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge. The hospital holds ESMO and ASCO accreditations. It is also recognized by Leading Hospitals. Facilities include a Philips bi-plane cath-lab for vascular and heart procedures. The radiology unit has a 3-Tesla MRI and a 128-slice CT scanner. International patients often travel from Libya and Saudi Arabia for care.

Centrum Medyczne Damiana is a multi-specialty medical center in Warsaw, Poland. It treats both adults and children. The center opened in 1994 and is now part of Medicover. A key service is non-invasive prenatal testing with VERACITY and VERAgene systems. These tests are available from the 9th week of pregnancy. The center also offers oncology-focused genetic testing that analyzes 138 genes.

The facility holds ISO 9001:2015 certification for outpatient and hospital care. It earned the Hospital Without Pain certificate for its anesthesiology standards. Szpital Damiana also joins the Safe Patient program. The medical team includes over 220 employees and 17 doctors. Advanced reconstructive procedures like osseointegration are performed here. The center runs its own modern MRI facility in Warsaw.

International patients access care through the dedicated IMC department. This unit offers consultations with English-speaking physicians. Patients can also manage their care via the Damian Online platform. Main specialties include orthopedics, neurosurgery, psychiatry, and cardiology. The orthopedic team performs complex endoprosthesis and 3D bunion correction. Diagnostic options include CT, ultrasound, and full laboratory testing.