Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi

Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi is a Pediatric Surgery Consultant and Lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University, and a faculty member of the Pediatric Surgery Department. He holds a Doctorate in Pediatric Surgery from Ain Shams University.

His areas of experience include general pediatric surgery, pediatric urology, pediatric oncology surgery, pediatric thoracic surgery, pediatric gastrointestinal and colorectal surgery, congenital anomalies and pediatric deformity surgery, as well as neonatal surgery.

Pediatric surgical conditions vary significantly depending on the child's age, diagnosis, severity, symptoms, and overall health. Some conditions may require surgical intervention, while others can be managed through observation, medication, or non-surgical treatment depending on the medical assessment.

Families in Egypt and abroad can submit their child's medical records to Macrocare for medical file organization, case review coordination, consultation scheduling, and assistance with hospital arrangements when needed.

Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi’s Specialties

Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi's areas of specialty include:

• Pediatric Surgery.
• General Pediatric Surgery.
• Pediatric Urology Surgery.
• Pediatric Oncology Surgery.
• Pediatric Thoracic Surgery.
• Pediatric Gastrointestinal Surgery.
• Pediatric Colorectal and Anorectal Surgery.
• Congenital Anomaly Surgery.
• Pediatric Deformity Surgery.
• Neonatal Surgery.
• Surgical evaluation of pediatric conditions.

General Pediatric Surgery

General pediatric surgery covers a wide range of surgical conditions affecting infants, children, and adolescents.

The need for surgery depends on the diagnosis, the child's age, symptoms, physical examination, and relevant imaging and investigations.

Some pediatric conditions may require surgery, while others may be treated conservatively or monitored depending on their nature and severity.

Pediatric Urology Surgery

Pediatric urology surgery focuses on the evaluation and surgical management of selected conditions affecting the urinary and genital systems in children.

These conditions may include congenital abnormalities or problems affecting urination and the development or function of the urinary tract.

Treatment depends on the specific diagnosis, the child's age, severity of the condition, and relevant investigations. Ultrasound, laboratory tests, or specialized urinary tract investigations may be required in selected cases.

Pediatric Oncology Surgery

Pediatric oncology surgery involves the surgical evaluation and management of selected tumors in children.

A child with a suspected tumor may require a multidisciplinary assessment involving pediatric surgery, pediatric oncology, radiology, and pathology.

Surgery may be considered when removal of the tumor is medically appropriate. The treatment plan depends on the tumor type, location, size, and extent of disease.

The presence of a mass does not automatically mean that surgery is required. Diagnosis and imaging findings must be evaluated before determining the appropriate approach.

Pediatric Thoracic Surgery

Pediatric thoracic surgery involves the evaluation of selected conditions affecting the lungs, chest wall, and structures within the chest.

The need for surgery depends on the underlying condition, the child's symptoms, and imaging and diagnostic findings.

Some children may be managed with observation or medical treatment, while others may require surgical intervention based on the clinical assessment.

Pediatric Gastrointestinal Surgery

Pediatric gastrointestinal surgery covers surgical conditions affecting the esophagus, stomach, intestines, and other parts of the digestive system.

Some gastrointestinal conditions are congenital and present at birth, while others develop later during childhood.

Treatment depends on the location and severity of the condition and may include medical management, observation, or surgery when appropriate.

Pediatric Colorectal and Anorectal Surgery

Pediatric colorectal and anorectal surgery focuses on selected congenital and acquired conditions affecting the anus, rectum, and lower digestive tract.

Some congenital conditions may affect bowel function or the structure of the anorectal region and require early specialist assessment.

The need for surgery and the appropriate procedure depend on the diagnosis, the child's age, anatomy, and bowel function.

Congenital Anomalies and Pediatric Deformities

Some children are born with congenital abnormalities affecting the digestive system, urinary tract, chest, or other parts of the body.

These conditions vary considerably from one child to another. Treatment therefore depends on the specific abnormality, its location, severity, and effect on normal body functions.

Some congenital conditions may require surgery, while others may be monitored or managed through non-surgical treatment.

Neonatal Surgery

Neonatal surgery focuses on selected surgical conditions diagnosed at birth or during the first days and weeks of life.

Newborn surgical cases require careful assessment because of the child's age and the physiological characteristics of this stage of development.

Conditions may include congenital abnormalities involving the gastrointestinal system, urinary tract, or chest. The timing and type of intervention depend on the diagnosis and the newborn's overall condition.

Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi’s Treatment Approach

The evaluation of a child who may require surgery begins with understanding the complete clinical picture before deciding whether an intervention is necessary.

Depending on the condition, the approach may include:

• Reviewing the child's medical history and symptoms.
• Performing a specialized pediatric surgical examination.
• Reviewing previous imaging and investigations.
• Establishing the diagnosis and understanding the nature of the condition.
• Considering the child's age, weight, and general health.
• Determining whether surgery is indicated.
• Considering non-surgical management when appropriate.
• Selecting the appropriate surgical approach when intervention is needed.
• Coordinating with other pediatric specialties when multidisciplinary care is required.
• Providing appropriate postoperative follow-up.

Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi’s Experience and Qualifications

Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi's professional qualifications include:

• Doctorate in Pediatric Surgery from the Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University.
• Pediatric Surgery Consultant.
• Lecturer of Pediatric Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University.
• Faculty member of the Pediatric Surgery Department, Ain Shams University.
• Experience in general pediatric surgery.
• Experience in pediatric urology surgery.
• Experience in pediatric oncology surgery.
• Experience in pediatric thoracic surgery.
• Experience in pediatric gastrointestinal and colorectal surgery.
• Experience in congenital anomaly and pediatric deformity surgery.
• Experience in neonatal surgery.

Why Do Patients Consult Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi?

Patients may seek consultation with Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi for conditions related to:

Pediatric Surgery – Neonatal Surgery – Pediatric Urology – Pediatric Oncology Surgery – Pediatric Thoracic Surgery – Pediatric Gastrointestinal Surgery – Pediatric Colorectal and Anorectal Surgery – Congenital Anomalies – Pediatric Deformities.

A pediatric surgical consultation may help determine whether a child's condition requires surgery, can be monitored or treated conservatively, or needs further diagnostic evaluation before a treatment decision is made.

Book an Appointment with Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi Through Macrocare

Families searching for Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi Pediatric Surgery or Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi Pediatric Surgeon can submit their child's medical case to Macrocare for medical file organization and coordination of case review and consultation.

Families searching for a Pediatric Surgeon in Egypt, Pediatric Surgery in Egypt, or Neonatal Surgery in Egypt can also use Macrocare to help coordinate consultation and treatment arrangements when needed.

Macrocare support may include:

• Organizing the child's medical file.
• Coordinating the review of medical reports and imaging.
• Arranging consultation and appointments.
• Assisting with hospital coordination when required.
• Providing a cost estimate before travel when available.
• Supporting international patients throughout their treatment journey when needed.

Medical Documents Needed for Pediatric Surgery Case Review

The required documents depend on the child's condition. Families are encouraged to provide all available relevant records, which may include:

• Previous medical reports.
• Ultrasound and other imaging studies.
• CT scans or MRI when applicable.
• Relevant laboratory tests.
• Previous surgical reports, if applicable.
• Hospital discharge summaries.
• Current medication list.
• Pathology or biopsy reports in oncology cases.
• Neonatal intensive care or nursery records when applicable.
• The child's age and current weight.
• A brief description of symptoms and when they started.

For newborns and congenital anomalies, it is helpful to provide the birth report, birth weight, neonatal or intensive care records, and available imaging and investigation results.

For pediatric oncology cases, pathology or biopsy reports, original imaging, and previous oncology or surgical records should be provided whenever available.

Is Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi a Pediatric Surgeon?

Yes. According to the provided professional information, Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi is a Pediatric Surgery Consultant and Lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University, and holds a Doctorate in Pediatric Surgery.

What Conditions Does a Pediatric Surgeon Treat?

Pediatric surgery covers a wide range of surgical conditions affecting children, including selected gastrointestinal, urinary, thoracic, congenital, oncological, and neonatal conditions.

The appropriate treatment depends on the child's age, diagnosis, and overall clinical condition.

Do All Pediatric Conditions Require Surgery?

No. Some conditions can be managed with medication, observation, or other non-surgical approaches, while others may require surgery.

The need for an operation is determined after evaluating the child, reviewing the medical history, and assessing relevant investigations and imaging.

When Does a Newborn Need Surgery?

A newborn may require surgical assessment when a congenital abnormality or another condition affects the gastrointestinal system, urinary tract, chest, or another organ system.

The urgency of intervention depends on the specific diagnosis and its effect on the newborn's health, so some cases require prompt specialist assessment.

What Conditions Are Included in Pediatric Urology Surgery?

Pediatric urology surgery includes the evaluation of selected congenital and acquired conditions affecting the urinary and genital systems.

The appropriate treatment is determined based on the child's diagnosis, physical examination, imaging, and other relevant investigations.

Can Pediatric Tumors Be Treated With Surgery?

Surgery may be part of the treatment of selected pediatric tumors when surgical removal is medically appropriate.

The decision depends on the tumor type, location, size, and extent of disease. Treatment may involve a multidisciplinary team including pediatric surgery, pediatric oncology, radiology, and pathology.

What Tests Are Needed Before Pediatric Surgery?

The required investigations vary according to the child's condition and may include blood tests, ultrasound, CT, MRI, or other specialized investigations.

The treating team determines which tests are necessary based on the child's age, symptoms, diagnosis, and planned treatment.

Can I Get a Second Opinion for Pediatric Surgery?

Yes. A second opinion may be helpful when a child has received a diagnosis or surgical recommendation and the family wants further assessment of the diagnosis or available treatment options.

Medical reports and imaging can be submitted to Macrocare to organize the case and coordinate specialist review.

How Can I Book an Appointment With Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi?

Families can submit the child's medical information, reports, and available investigations to Macrocare. The medical file can then be organized and the consultation or appointment coordinated according to availability.

Can International Patients Consult Dr. Mohamed Ali Borsi?

International families can submit their child's medical file to Macrocare for case organization, medical record review coordination, and consultation arrangements when needed.

It is recommended to provide all available medical reports and imaging, along with the child's age, weight, previous diagnosis, and details of any previous surgery or treatment.