Mostafa Khaled Sedky

Targeted axillary dissection after neoadjuvant chemotherapy response is the kind of decision-making that shapes both staging accuracy and treatment planning in breast cancer. At Dr Mostafa Sedky in Abbasiyah, Cairo, Mostafa Khaled Sedky provides consultant-led care for breast assessment, breast cancer surgery, oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery, and aesthetic breast procedures. His professional credentials include GMC registration 7788172 and MRCS Edinburgh, alongside membership 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.

For patients traveling internationally, the practical value of this background is that surgical planning is supported by both specialist training and academic familiarity with contemporary breast cancer pathways. His research and presentations include Evaluation of Targetive Axillary Dissection in Node Positive Locally Advanced Breast Cancer Patients with Complete Pathological Response to Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy in QJM: An International Journal of Medicine (DOI: 10.1093/qjmed/hcae175.306). The clinic’s overall approach emphasizes coordinated decision-making around breast surgery, reconstruction options, and the patient’s aesthetic goals within oncologic safety.

Education

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Work experience

• Consultant breast surgeon at Dr Mostafa Sedky (consultant-led breast assessment and surgery in Cairo).
• Assistant Lecturer of Surgery — New Giza University (NGU).
• Clinical fellowship completed — Baheya Breast Cancer Hospital.

Clinical focus and techniques

Clinical interests span oncologic breast surgery and reconstruction, with oncoplastic reshaping and aesthetic procedures planned as part of the overall breast plan.

• Breast assessment.
• Breast cancer surgery.
• Oncoplastic breast surgery.
• Reconstructive breast surgery.
• Aesthetic breast procedures.
• Breast surgery for reconstruction planning in the context of cancer treatment.

Professional societies and certifications

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

Academic output

• Evaluation of Targetive Axillary Dissection in Node Positive Locally Advanced Breast Cancer Patients with Complete Pathological Response to Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy — QJM: An International Journal of Medicine (DOI: 10.1093/qjmed/hcae175.306).

Courses and advanced training

• Clinical fellowship — Baheya Breast Cancer Hospital.

Awards and recognition

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Patients benefit from a specialist breast surgery consultation grounded in both clinical fellowship experience and ongoing academic activity. The clinic is based in Cairo (Abbasiyah) and focuses on breast cancer surgery with oncoplastic and reconstructive options, as well as aesthetic breast procedures when appropriate. Follow-up planning is part of safe care, particularly when treatment pathways require imaging, biopsy review, and multidisciplinary discussion.