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Dr. Mohamed ElMitwalli Mansour
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Dr. Mohamed Mansour is a distinguished neurologist and psychiatrist, with extensive training and experience in diagnosing and treating a wide range of neurological conditions. He graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBBCH) from Mansoura University, where he also earned his Master’s Degree in Neurology and Psychiatry. Dr. Mansour later achieved his Doctor of Medicine (MD) from Mansoura University, further enhancing his expertise in the field. Additionally, he completed a specialized Diploma in Neurosonology from the prestigious Al Qasr Al Ainy School of Medicine at Cairo University, solidifying his proficiency in advanced diagnostic techniques.
Dr. Mansour offers a comprehensive range of services for his patients, including the follow-up and treatment of complex neurological disorders such as cerebral thrombosis and hemorrhage, epilepsy, peripheral and cranial neuropathy, myopathy, myasthenia gravis, dementia, Parkinson's disease, and abnormal movement disorders. He also specializes in the management of cervical and lumbar disc herniation.
In addition to traditional treatments, Dr. Mansour provides advanced therapeutic interventions such as Botox injections for migraine, hemi facial spasm, and spastic hemiparesis, along with carpal tunnel injections and greater occipital nerve blocks, offering his patients targeted relief for various conditions.
With a passion for delivering personalized care, Dr. Mansour is dedicated to improving the quality of life for those suffering from neurological disorders, employing the latest advancements in medical science and neurotherapy
Services Offered by the doctor:
1- Follow up and treatment of the following cases:
- Cerebral Thrombosis and Hemorrhage
- Epilepsy
- Peripheral and cranial neuropathy
- Myopathy
- Mysthenia Gravis
- Dementia
- Parkinson’s and abnormal movement
- Cervical and lumbar Disc Herniation
2- Botox injection for migraine- hemifacial spasm- spastic hemiparesis
3- Carpal Tunnel injection and greater occipital nerve block