A CT (computed tomography) scan at the clinic of Dr. Ahmed Gadallah in Giza and Cairo, Egypt, provides detailed imaging for orthopedic and sports-related injuries. This diagnostic examination identifies bone formation issues, joint motion restrictions, and soft tissue health. It is a primary tool for monitoring how bones heal during complex reconstruction procedures.
The clinic uses CT scanning to assess skeletal structures with higher detail than standard X-rays. This imaging method helps the medical team evaluate fractures and limb reconstruction progress. The scan results provide specific data on bone density and the alignment of joints after an injury.
The diagnostic process is performed on an outpatient basis. Results from the CT scan assist in creating precise plans for sports injury management. The clinic maintains locations in both Giza and Cairo to accommodate patients needing specialized orthopedic imaging. You may leave a request on Bookimed to arrange this diagnostic examination.
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Dr. Ahmed Gadallah maintains an active surgical practice, performing approximately 40–50 operations per month. The clinic treats complex musculoskeletal conditions using both surgical and conservative methods. Dr. Gadallah holds a Master of Science and is pursuing a PhD at Cairo University. His research focuses on minimally invasive fixation techniques.
Dr. Gadallah is a member of the European Foot & Ankle Society (EFAS) and has completed advanced AO Trauma and Reconstruction training. He also participates in international workshops and symposia in locations like Budapest. This academic background shapes the clinic's focus on precision and functional recovery.
The clinic provides full care for bone and joint conditions, from acute trauma to elective reconstruction. Each treatment plan starts with a diagnosis-led assessment of the patient's anatomy and goals.
The practice manages simple and complex fractures through assessment, reduction, stabilization, and rehabilitation. Dr. Gadallah focuses on intra-articular fractures, where injuries involve joint surfaces. Reduction and fixation are planned based on the specific fragmentation and stability of each injury.
Specialized reconstruction services address limb-length discrepancies, shortening, and deformities. The clinic offers several methods for these complex cases:
Deformity correction includes mechanical axis assessment to evaluate limb alignment and load transmission. Surgeons identify the apex of the deformity to define the most effective strategy.
For sports injuries, the clinic uses arthroscopy to evaluate and treat meniscus, cartilage, and ligament problems. Total knee replacement is available for advanced osteoarthritis when non-surgical treatments no longer help. Every joint procedure is followed by structured recovery to restore mobility and muscle strength.
The clinic uses modern diagnostic tools and therapeutic technologies to support patient recovery. Diagnostics include MRI, CT scans, and X-rays to assess bone formation, joint motion, and soft tissue health. These tools are essential for monitoring bone healing during reconstruction.
For non-surgical care and postoperative recovery, the clinic uses INDIBA TECAR therapy. This technology applies fixed 448 kHz radiofrequency to manage pain and support musculoskeletal recovery. Individualized injection therapies are also available, including Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and hyaluronic acid.
The clinic provides coordinated support for patients traveling to Cairo for orthopedic care. International services help manage the logistics of major surgery and long-term recovery. Available support includes:
International patients are encouraged to provide previous radiology reports and medical records for preliminary planning. Staff members offer support in Arabic and English to help patients through their treatment.
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