Isam Taha

Dr. Isam Taha Consultant Pediatric Surgeon


Years of Experience : 26

Nationality : Sudan

Languages Known : Arabic, English

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Biography

Dr. Isam Taha is a highly accomplished Pediatric Surgery Consultant with over two decades of experience in the field. A Sudanese national, he holds a bachelor’s degree in medicine and surgery from the University of Gezira, a Clinical MD in General Surgery, and a Fellowship in Pediatric Surgery from the Sudan Medical Specialization Board, along with a Diploma in Pediatric Surgery from CGMH in Taiwan. Dr. Taha has held prestigious positions such as the Head of the Pediatric Surgery Department at Al Ribat University Hospital and has served as a consultant in various medical institutions in Khartoum and Dubai. Known for his expertise in complex pediatric surgical procedures, he is also an active clinical researcher with numerous publications. Dr. Taha is proficient in Arabic and English, enabling him to effectively communicate with a diverse patient population. 

Awards & Achievements

  • Head of Conjoined Surgery Team (2022): Successfully performed two operations for conjoined twins.
  • Leadership: Served as Head of Pediatric Surgery at Al Ribat University Hospital and Assistant Professor of Surgery at Al Ribat University.
  • Professional Memberships: Member of the Arab and Sudanese Pediatric Surgeons Associations.

Research & Publications

  • Hypospadias Surgery in Sudan: Clinical Review of 50 Patients. African Journal of Pediatric Surgery. This publication focuses on the clinical outcomes of hypospadias surgeries performed in Sudan.
  • Comparative Study Between PDS and Vicryl in Repair of Hypospadias. African Journal of Pediatric Surgery. This study analyzes the effectiveness of different suturing materials in hypospadias repair.
  • Experience of Sudanese Doctors in Surgery of Conjoined Twins: Two Cases. Journal of Surgical Case Reports, June 2023. This report details the surgical approach and outcomes of conjoined twin separations.
  • Infarcted Accessory Liver Lobe in Pediatric Case. Journal of Pediatric Surgery Case Reports, June 2023. This case report describes the surgical management of an infarcted accessory liver lobe in a pediatric patient.

Education & Training

  • Bachelor's degree in medicine and surgery: University of Gezira, Sudan (1999)
  • Clinical MD in General Surgery: Sudan Medical Specialization Board, Khartoum, Sudan (2009)
  • Fellowship in Pediatric Surgery: Sudan Medical Specialization Board, Khartoum, Sudan (2011)
  • Diploma in Pediatric Surgery: CGMH, Taiwan (2015)

Expertise

  • Pediatric Surgery: Proficient in performing a wide range of surgical procedures on pediatric patients, including congenital anomalies, trauma, and other surgical conditions.
  • Leadership: Demonstrated leadership skills in overseeing pediatric surgery departments and providing strategic direction to medical teams.
  • Clinical Research: Actively involved in clinical research, with a focus on improving surgical techniques and patient outcomes in pediatric surgery.
  • Teaching and Mentorship: Experience in educating and mentoring medical students, residents, and fellows in pediatric surgery.
  • Communication Skills: Known for excellent communication skills, fostering positive relationships with patients, their families, and medical staff.

Membership

  • Arab Pediatric Surgeons Association: Contributing to the advancement of pediatric surgery within the Arab region.
  • Sudanese Pediatric Surgeons Association: Engaging in professional development and collaboration with fellow pediatric surgeons in Sudan.

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