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Surgery in Egypt

M D el-Zawahry¹, A F Ramzy, E el-Sahwi

¹Department of Surgery, Mansura University, Egypt.

Archives of Surgery (Chicago, Ill. : 1960)

|July 1, 1997

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Ancient Egyptian medicine, including Imhotep, is crucial to medical history. Egypt

Area of Science:

Medical History
Global Health

Background:

Ancient Egyptian medicine forms a foundational element in the history of medicine.
Imhotep is recognized as a significant figure, often revered as the god of medicine.

Observation:

Egypt possesses 13 medical faculties, with Kasr El Aini Faculty established in 1925 as the oldest.
The review covers both undergraduate and postgraduate medical education within Egypt.
The Egyptian Society of Surgeons spearheads scientific surgical endeavors.

Findings:

Schistosomiasis remains a prominent national health challenge in Egypt.
A diverse range of healthcare facilities operate in Egypt, including university, teaching, Ministry of Public Health, military, and private hospitals.

Implications:

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Understanding Egyptian medical history provides context for contemporary medical practices.
Addressing schistosomiasis is vital for public health in Egypt.
The multifaceted healthcare system requires coordinated efforts for effective health service delivery.