Dr. Mostafa Farid
Neurosurgery
Consultant of Neurointerventional Radiology & Brain Catheterization Faculty of Medicine – Ain Shams University
Cairo International Airport
about 20 km away
Grand Egyptian Museum
about 45 km away
Dr. Mostafa Farid is a specialist in neurointerventional radiology and brain catheterization, focusing on treating vascular conditions of the brain using minimally invasive techniques. His approach relies on advanced catheter-based procedures that often eliminate the need for traditional surgery, offering safer treatment and faster recovery.
Academic Qualifications
- PhD in Neurointerventional Radiology – Ain Shams University
- European Board in Neurointerventional Radiology
- Faculty Member, Faculty of Medicine – Ain Shams University
Clinical Experience
Dr. Mostafa Farid practices at the Neurointerventional Unit in Ain Shams University Hospitals, where he manages complex and emergency brain vascular cases. He is experienced in rapid intervention scenarios, particularly in conditions where timing directly impacts brain function and recovery.
Specialties & Procedures
. Brain Aneurysm Treatment
A brain aneurysm is a weakened area in a blood vessel that can rupture and cause serious bleeding.
When is treatment needed?
- When an aneurysm is detected before rupture
- After a brain hemorrhage
- When there is a high risk of future rupture
Impact on the patient:
Catheter-based treatment helps secure the aneurysm and prevent bleeding, significantly reducing life-threatening risks while preserving brain function.
. Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM) Treatment
AVM is an abnormal connection between arteries and veins in the brain, disrupting normal blood flow.
When is intervention required?
- Presence of symptoms such as headaches or seizures
- Risk of bleeding
- Detection during imaging
Impact on the patient:
Treatment reduces the risk of hemorrhage and stabilizes the condition, helping protect overall brain function.
. Stroke Intervention
Stroke is a medical emergency that requires immediate action to restore blood flow to the brain.
When is intervention needed?
- In acute stroke cases
- Within the early hours of symptom onset
Impact on the patient:
Timely catheter intervention can remove the clot and restore circulation, significantly improving recovery chances and reducing long-term disability.
. Brain and Carotid Artery Stenting
Used to treat narrowing or blockage in arteries supplying the brain.
When is it needed?
- Severe carotid artery narrowing
- Recurrent strokes or transient ischemic attacks
- Reduced blood flow to the brain
Impact on the patient:
Improves blood flow, reduces stroke risk, and enhances overall neurological stability.
. Pulsatile Tinnitus Treatment
A condition where patients hear a rhythmic sound linked to blood flow near the ear.
When is intervention required?
- Persistent symptoms affecting daily life
- Identified vascular cause
Impact on the patient:
Treatment can significantly reduce or eliminate the noise, improving sleep, focus, and quality of life.
. Treatment of Elevated Intracranial Pressure & Optic Nerve Edema
This condition can affect vision due to increased pressure around the brain.
When is treatment needed?
- Persistent headaches or visual disturbances
- Confirmed elevated intracranial pressure
Impact on the patient:
Reduces pressure on the brain and optic nerve, helping preserve vision and relieve symptoms.
Macrocare’s Role in the Treatment Journey
Macrocare coordinates the patient’s journey from case evaluation to post-procedure follow-up, ensuring a smooth and well-organized medical experience.
Professional Excellence
Dr. Mostafa Farid is recognized for his precision in neurointerventional procedures and his ability to manage complex and emergency cases using advanced catheter-based techniques, contributing to improved patient outcomes.
Why Choose Dr. Mostafa Farid?
- Specialized expertise in brain catheterization
- Minimally invasive treatments without traditional surgery
- Rapid response in emergency cases
- Focus on improving recovery and reducing complications
Dr. Mostafa Farid represents a modern approach to treating brain vascular conditions through advanced catheter-based techniques. His expertise, combined with a focus on safety and patient outcomes, makes him a trusted choice for patients seeking effective and minimally invasive brain treatments.
