Naglaa Mohamed Abdel Razek
Professor
Cairo University
Egypt
Biography
Naglaa Abdel Razek is a graduate of Cairo University faculty of medicine the year 1993 and completed her studies for the MD in Radiology from the Cairo University in the year 2003. And she completed her training in breast imaging and intervention in Germany, Italy and France. Since 1995, she is working as a staff member in the radiology department and she was nominated as a professor of radiology since May 2013. She is one of the most recognized radiologists in Egypt working in the field of breast cancer screening, diagnosis and intervention. She introduced to Egypt the technique of non-invasive removal of benign tumors of the breast using the vacuum assisted biopsy and also she introduced a very new technique to Egypt , the breast lesion excision biopsy (BLES) and she is working with international group to set guidelines for the use of such a new technique. Dr Naglaa is an active member in the Women’s Health Outreach Program at the Ministry of Health since 2007 and in October 2014 till May 2016 ,she was nominated as the General manager of Egypt breast cancer screening program and women health in Egypt and she occupied the post of being the Minister Advisor in radiology for one year from January 2015 to January 2016. She is an active member and Board member of many National & International societies, She is president and founder of the Pink foundation and Detect Breast course & she is an international Board member of the American Association of Women Radiologists, European society of Radiology ,European Society of Breast Imaging & the Radiology Society of North America. Prof. Naglaa also is the principle breast radiologist and interventionist in Alfa scan Radiology Center and she is the head of the breast unit since 2003 till present . Naglaa has many national and international publications and has presented many presentations in national and international conferences especially concerned with breast cancer. Dr. Naglaa’s favorite mission is to fight breast cancer.
Research Interest
Cancer