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Asso. Prof. Mohammed Said ElSheemy

Affiliation :
Cairo University,Egypt

Biography :

Egypt After obtaining his medical degree from Cairo University in 1999, Dr. Mohammed ElSheemy earned a Master of Science then Doctor of Medicine in Urology in 2008. He is currently an Associate Professor of Urology at Cairo University, Egypt. He is a member of the pediatric renal transplantation team that started this program in 2010 in the Aboul-Riche Children hospital, Cairo University. Based on Dr. ElSheemy research, a surgeon tailored ordinary polypropylene mesh was inserted as a mid-urethral tape for treatment of SUI using his own-designed (with his team) helical passers with marked decrease in the cost of treatment. His research includes also endourology, urolithiasis, SWL, pediatric urology, pediatric renal transplantation, female urology, pelvic floor dysfunctions and urodynamics. An important part of his research was on calcular anuria in children and infants which resulted; for the 1st time, in a protocol for management depending on severity of obstruction, size and site of stones, and renal functions. He has published several scientific papers and book chapters and serve as an editor and international reviewer in several scientific journals. These research activities was supported by several courses in scientific writing and advanced statistical analysis. He was selected as one of the top 10% of reviewers in the field of medicine for 2016 in the peer review week (2016) through (Sentinels of Science awards) that is provided by (Publon) which is an international web site concerned with peer review activities (with its verification) for international scientific journals. Then, he was selected as one of the top 1% of reviewers in the next two years (2017-2018). Addditionally, His researches were selected as the best poster/abstract in many international conferences including ESPU and EAU.

Research Interest :

Pediatric Urology, Endourology and urolithiasis, Female Urology and urodynamics, Renal transplantation