• Endoscopy of the abdomen
• Hiatal hernia repair
• Cholecystectomy
• Appendectomy
• Anal prolapse fixation
• Penetration of duodenal ulcer
• Splenectomy
• Stomach-intestinal connection in cases of duodenal inlet
• narrowing or in cases of morbid obesity
• Gallbladder-intestinal connection
• Gastric band fixation
• Resection of gastrointestinal tumors
• Inguinal and abdominal hernias
• Hemorrhoids and anal fissure

Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy of the esophagus, stomach and duodenum:

• Injection of bleeding esophageal varices
• Ligation of esophageal varices
• Injection of gastric varices Fundal Varices
• Dilatation of esophageal stricture
• Installation of an esophageal stent
• Injection of bleeding ulcers in the stomach and duodenum
• Installation of a feeding tube in the stomach

• Extraction of bile duct stones
• Installation of stents in the common bile duct or hepatic bile duct
• Diagnosis of bile duct obstruction and its causes, including bile duct tumors
• Diagnosis of pancreatic duct obstruction and tumors
• Diagnosis and treatment of bile duct stenosis in the duodenum
• Bile duct stone fragmentation using a spy endoscope inside an endoscope

• Gastrointestinal Surgeries
• Oncology Surgeries
• Therapeutic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Breast Surgeries
• Colon and Rectal Surgeries
• Neck Surgeries
• Skin Surgeries
• Infertility and Andrology Surgeries

• Abdominoplasty
• Bariatric surgery and obesity surgeries, including:Stomach reduction to reduce food intake using the following methods:

– Gastric balloon
– Gastric sleeve
– Gastric stapling
– Gastric tamponade
– Gastric bypass of all types

• Liver patients
• Hepatic coma (coma care until full recovery)
• Esophageal variceal bleeding patients
• Gastric variceal bleeding patients
• Early diagnosis of liver diseases and tumors
• Treatment of liver tumors with injections, radiofrequency, microwave and cooling
• Treatment and follow-up of hepatitis C cases
• Stem cell therapy after approval from legal and health authorities

• Acute appendicitis
• Bleeding or retention of hemorrhoids outside the anus
• Acute biliary colic
• Biliary swell with pus
• Surgical jaundice: increased bile (direct) due to surgical reasons: stones, tumors
• Acute, subacute, complete and semi-complete intestinal obstruction of various types
• Colon obstruction due to wrapping around the base of a part of it or as a result of tumors…..etc
• Persistent vomiting in adults due to various surgical causes
• Persistent vomiting in newborns due to congenital surgical causes
• Duodenal and pre-duodenal ulcers that penetrate the wall
• Acute secondary (surgical) and primary (conservative therapeutic) peritonitis
• Congenital defects requiring surgical intervention such as the absence or obstruction of the anus
• Complications of abdominal and inguinal hernias of various types
• Complications of abdominal blood vessels and their effects on the intestines and colon
• Acute renal colic
• Injuries and accidents without concussion