Includes Ureteral Stent Removal and all associated services.
Founded in 1993, Wadi El Neel began as an internal medicine department before evolving into a full-service hospital by 1996−1997. It currently operates over 400 inpatient beds, including 81 ICU beds spanning general ICU, surgical, hepatic, oncology, bone marrow, and organ transplant units
Reviews for Wadi El Nile Hospital
A veteran who underwent a liver transplant through the VA system expressed immense gratitude for a successful surgery. While acknowledging some limitations, they found fulfillment in educating and assisting others dealing with liver disease, highlighting a renewed sense of purpose post-transplant.
2023-05-15
A member of the Mayo Clinic Connect community recounted their journey from severe pre-transplant weakness to feeling wonderful seven months after receiving a new liver. They emphasized the importance of patience during the recovery period and expressed gratitude for the improved quality of life.
2022-12-13
Chris faced liver failure and needed a transplant. His sister-in-law, Mollie, volunteered as a living donor. After thorough testing confirmed compatibility, she donated 63% of her liver. The 14-hour surgery was successful, and Chris's life was saved thanks to her selfless act.
2024-09-12