Dr. Amr ElSayed ElShazly Omran
Consultant vascular surgeon with 20 years' experience in arterial, venous and endovascular surgery
Veins & Arteries Surgery (Vascular)ConsultantSurgery & Critical Care
Experience
20 years
Languages
Arabic, English, French, German
Location
Al Qusais, Dubai
Sees
adults, seniors
- ✦20+ years of vascular surgery experience across Middle East and Europe
- ✦German Board-certified and French Fellowship-trained in Vascular Surgery
- ✦Managed high-complexity cases at leading tertiary and teaching hospitals including positions in Germany, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Egypt
- ✦Active contributor to vascular surgery literature and international conferences
About Dr. Amr ElSayed ElShazly Omran
Dr. Amr ElSayed ElShazly Omran is a Consultant Vascular Surgeon at Aster Hospital in Dubai, bringing over 20 years of extensive experience in vascular and endovascular surgery. He has trained and practised across leading tertiary and teaching hospitals in the Middle East and Europe, including positions in Germany, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt, giving him broad exposure to complex vascular cases.
Dr. Omran specializes in the full range of arterial and venous conditions, from routine dialysis access creation to complex aortic interventions, carotid surgery, and advanced hybrid vascular techniques. He combines traditional open surgery with modern endovascular (keyhole) approaches, tailoring treatment to each patient's anatomy and needs. His practice is underpinned by current evidence and the latest surgical technologies.
He holds strong international credentials, including German Board certification in Vascular Surgery and French Fellowship training. Beyond clinical work, he contributes to the medical literature and regularly speaks at international vascular conferences, staying at the forefront of the specialty.
Special interests: hybrid vascular techniques, complex arterial reconstruction, endovascular approaches.
A good choice if you…
- ✓need assessment or treatment for narrowed or blocked arteries or veins
- ✓require dialysis access surgery or management
- ✓have aortic disease or carotid artery concerns
- ✓prefer a surgeon combining open and keyhole vascular techniques