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Ahmed Keema from Assiut to Kyoto
The article focused on the success story of Dr. Ahmed Kima, the Egyptian surgeon who excelled in the field of liver surgery and other advanced topics. He began his career by obtaining a bachelor's degree in medicine from Assiut University, then earned his master's and doctorate degrees. Later, he traveled to Kyoto University in Japan to develop his expertise in organ transplantation and advanced surgery. He returned to become a scientific reference in Upper Egypt, pioneering modern surgical techniques such as the "sandwich" method for complex hernias, reconstructing the bile duct using a gastric tube, and innovating same-day surgery. Known as the "Golden Hands" due to his high precision in operations, he believes that medicine is a humanitarian mission, treating his patients as members of his family. His story is an example of scientific and moral excellence, elevating the name of Assiut University and Upper Egypt on the global stage.
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