International Medical Center (Egypt)

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International Medical Center
المركز الطبي العالمي
Armed Forces Medical Service Department (Egypt)
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International Medical Center (Egypt)
Geography
Location El Shorouk, Cairo Governorate, Egypt
Coordinates 30°11′38″N31°39′22″E / 30.193759°N 31.656105°E / 30.193759; 31.656105 Coordinates: 30°11′38″N31°39′22″E / 30.193759°N 31.656105°E / 30.193759; 31.656105 [1]
Organisation
Type Military hospital
Services
Beds800
History
Opened2005
Links
Website www.imceg.com

The International Medical Center (IMC) is Military hospital in El Shorouk city, Cairo Governorate, Egypt. The IMC is one of the largest tertiary health care hospitals in the Middle East.[ citation needed ] The IMC is part of the Armed Forces Medical Service Department in the Egyptian Armed Forces. The IMC, is an Egyptian hospital with a wide range of services provided by a high standard team.[ citation needed ] It is situated in El Shorouk city in Cairo - Ismailia Desert Road at km 42. [2] away from city pollution. IMC was established by the Egyptian Armed Forces with American expertise and cooperation from the US Army Corps of Engineers.

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History

It started to work in 2005. The IMC hospital has 800 Beds, 63 ICU Beds and 24 Operating Rooms. IMC is adapting to an International standard of patient care, not for profit, utilizing Egyptian and American patient care team management. [3] [4] IMC Provides health care services in Egypt to local and international patients. [5]

Specialities

The IMC provides excellent care for various medicine and surgery specialties (more than 100 consultants and specialists). The IMC has more than 10 centers of excellence in Medical care.

Major areas of expertise include: a comprehensive cancer center (that offers all modalities of oncology management, Radiotherapy, and Chemotherapy), Geriatric medicine (Acute care, Day care and outpatient clinic), PET Scan (Early detection for cancer), Transplantation team (Renal, Liver and Pancreas), Cardiac Surgery, Specialized Paediatrics Center & Neonatal ICU, LG & Immunology Center, Eye care Center (Laser, Gamma Knife, [6] Surgery, Rational Diseases), Gastroenterology & Endoscopy, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Interventional Radiology department, Vascular Surgery, Gynaecology / Obstetrics, Urology & Urodynamics unit, Plastic Surgery and ENT departments.

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