Dr. Osama Ouda
Consultant nephrologist with 13 years' experience in kidney disease, dialysis and transplants
Kidneys (Nephrology)ConsultantOrgan & Internal Medicine
Experience
13 years
Languages
Ar, Arabic, En, English
Location
Abu Dhabi
Sees
adults, seniors
- ✦Over 13 years' experience in nephrology and renal disease management
- ✦Completed advanced nephrology fellowship at Sheikh Khalifa Medical City
- ✦Trained in both acute and chronic kidney care at Tawam Hospital
- ✦Practises comprehensive nephrology including dialysis and transplant care
About Dr. Osama Ouda
Dr. Osama Ouda is a consultant nephrologist with over 13 years of experience managing kidney disease and dialysis therapies. He trained at Ain Shams University Faculty of Medicine (graduating 2009), completed his residency in nephrology at Tawam Hospital, and specialised as a Nephrology Fellow at Sheikh Khalifa Medical City. He now practises at SEHA Kidney Care in Abu Dhabi, where he provides comprehensive care for patients with chronic and acute kidney conditions.
Dr. Ouda's clinical focus spans the full spectrum of nephrology: chronic kidney disease, haemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and kidney transplant care. He manages complex cases including diabetic kidney disease and high blood pressure related to kidney problems. His approach emphasises early detection and disease prevention, using evidence-based strategies to slow kidney decline and optimise outcomes for dialysis and transplant patients.
He is a good fit for patients seeking specialist kidney care in the UAE, particularly those requiring long-term dialysis management, pre-transplant evaluation, or care of kidney disease related to diabetes or hypertension.
Special interests: early detection of kidney disease, disease prevention strategies, dialysis management, transplant nephrology.
A good choice if you…
- ✓need specialist kidney disease care and dialysis management
- ✓have diabetes or high blood pressure affecting kidney function
- ✓are being assessed for or have had a kidney transplant
- ✓require long-term haemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis