Dr. Alan Haso
MD, German Board in Visceral & Advanced Abdominal Surgery
Consultant general surgeon specializing in minimally invasive abdominal and gastrointestinal surgery
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Experience
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Languages
Arabic, English, German, Kurdish
Location
Al Nahda, Dubai
Sees
adults
- ✦Published in British Journal of Surgery on innovative double-tract and laparoscopic hernia repair techniques
- ✦International speaker and moderator at major surgical conferences (European Hernia Society, American College of Surgeons, International Anesthesia Congress)
- ✦Led LEESS advanced surgical technique workshop with Ethicon at St. Anna Hospital, Germany
- ✦Performed advanced collaborative surgical procedures with international surgical leaders across UAE and Germany
About Dr. Alan Haso
Dr. Alan Haso is a Consultant General & Visceral Surgeon with expertise in minimally invasive approaches to abdominal conditions. He holds an MD and German Board certification in Visceral & Advanced Abdominal Surgery, and has collaborated on advanced surgical programs with leading international surgeons in both the UAE and Germany (2022–2023).
He treats a wide range of conditions including gallstones, hernias (abdominal wall, hiatal), appendicitis, bowel disorders, acid reflux (GERD), and rectal/thyroid conditions. Dr. Haso specializes in keyhole surgery techniques and has published research on innovative approaches such as double-tract reconstruction for complex reflux cases and laparoscopic mesh repair for umbilical hernias. He is an active speaker at international surgical conferences and has led training workshops in advanced techniques.
Dr. Haso is a good fit if you need complex abdominal or bowel surgery by minimally invasive methods, have a hernia requiring specialist repair, or are seeking a surgeon experienced in both emergency acute abdomen care and planned reconstructive procedures. He speaks English, Arabic, German, and Kurdish.
Special interests: minimally invasive abdominal surgery, complex hernia repair, laparoscopic reconstruction, gastroesophageal reflux disease treatment.
A good choice if you…
- ✓Need keyhole (minimally invasive) abdominal or bowel surgery
- ✓Have a complex or recurrent hernia
- ✓Require emergency acute abdomen care
- ✓Seeking a surgeon trained in advanced reconstruction techniques