Dr. Ashraf Ahmed Fouad El Shayeb
Dr. Ashraf Ahmed Fouad El Shayeb
Bio
Academic Background
Research Interests
Selected Publications
Bio
Dr. Ashraf El Shayeb is a qualified Plastic & Hand Surgeon with over 40 years of experience in surgical and academic practice, including 20 years as a Consultant in Plastic and Hand Surgery. Dr. Ashraf demonstrates strong leadership, clinical excellence, and commitment to patient safety, with extensive work in tertiary care centers adhering to high standards of quality assurance. He is recognized as an active, ambitious, and self-motivated professional with excellent communication skills and a proven ability to solve complex problems, perform under pressure, and work effectively both independently and within multidisciplinary teams.
Academic Background
• FRCS Fellowship of the Royal college of Surgeons – Ireland, UK
• M.Sc. (General Surgery) – Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt
• M.B.B.Ch – Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt
Research Interests
• Plastic Surgery
• Cosmetic Surgery
• Body contouring after weight loss
• Hand Surgery
• Wound Healing and scars
Selected Publications
1. Insights into Fasciitis Ossificans: A Rare Condition Reviewed Across Decades of Literature Hamdi Al Shenawi, Suhair Al Saad, Rami Yaghan, Khalid Al-Sindi, Lulwa Alsadah, Zainab Salmeen, Noor Al Rumaihi, Shamil Naji, Shazia Qaiser, Rabbani M. Daoud, Hassan Elbahri, Ashraf El Shayeb, and Noor Al Shenawi. Bahrain Medical BulletinVol. 47, No. 3, September 2025
2. Glomus tumour in fingernail, Ashraf El Shayeb, Jawaher Al Khalifa and Yousif Salem, International Surgery Journal 2019 June, 6(6), 2187-9
3. Post – Traumatic Left Thigh Seroma, Ashraf El Shayeb and Yousif Ahmed Salem, Bahrain Medical Bulletin – Education corner, Vol 39, number 1 – March 2017
4. Key in Reducing Hospital Acquired Pressure ulcers. Synergy of Discipline, El Shayeb A; Gimenez J; Sacbibit L; Brand C; Clark E. Tissue Viability Team, Presentation in (APWCA) American Professional Wound Care Association Annual, Meeting. Sept. 2014, Philadelphia, USA.
5. Arteriovenus vascular malformations confined to the hand: an algorithm of management based on a new classification., Al Qattan M M; Murray K A; El Shayeb A, Journal of Hand Surgery (Edinburgh, Scotland)2006;31(3):266-73