Mustafa Khalid Muhammad Jamal al-Din Sadqi

Breast surgery outcomes depend on how well oncologic safety and reconstruction planning are matched to the patient’s anatomy and treatment pathway. At Dr Mostafa Sedky in Abbasiyah, Cairo, Mustafa Khalid Muhammad Jamal al-Din Sadqi provides consultant-led breast care spanning breast assessment, breast cancer surgery, oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery, and aesthetic breast procedures. His credentials include MRCS Edinburgh and GMC registration 7788172, and he is listed as a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. He also completed a clinical fellowship at Baheya Breast Cancer Hospital and serves as an Assistant Lecturer of Surgery at New Giza University.

What this means for patients is a structured approach to planning: the breast plan is built around cancer treatment needs, then shaped to support reconstruction and aesthetic goals where appropriate. His profile also lists academic and research involvement, including presentation/research activity connected to a QJM publication record with DOI 10.1093/qjmed/hcae175.306. In addition, his training background includes a medically oriented surgical emergency course delivered under the Egyptian Medical Syndicate’s supervision (as referenced under his name).

Education

• Medical degree — Ain Shams University (Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery).
• Medical practice registration in Egypt — listed with a date of 2011-11-29.

Work experience

• Consultant Breast Surgeon — Cairo (as stated in his professional profile).
• Assistant Lecturer of Surgery — New Giza University (NGU).
• Clinical fellowship completed — Baheya Breast Cancer Hospital.

Clinical focus and techniques

Clinical interests combine oncologic breast surgery with plastic and reconstructive techniques, including oncoplastic reshaping and aesthetic planning.

• Breast assessment.
• Breast cancer surgery.
• Oncoplastic breast surgery.
• Reconstructive breast surgery.
• Aesthetic breast surgery.

Professional societies and certifications

• Member, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.
• MRCS Edinburgh.
• Registered with the UK General Medical Council (GMC 7788172).
• Registered with the Egyptian Medical Syndicate (registration number 13762).

Academic output

• Research/presentation activity listed with QJM: An International Journal of Medicine (DOI: 10.1093/qjmed/hcae175.306).

Courses and advanced training

• Course on managing surgical accidents and surgical emergencies — under the supervision of the Egyptian Medical Syndicate (as referenced under his name).

Awards and recognition

• Not specified in the provided evidence.

For international patients, the clinic’s breast-surgery consultations are designed to connect diagnosis and staging with a reconstruction-aware surgical plan. The profile also reflects structured surgical training and ongoing academic involvement through New Giza University. The clinic is located in Cairo (Abbasiyah) and supports patients who travel for breast assessment, cancer surgery, and oncoplastic reconstruction.