1980
MB BCh
Graduation from the Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University.
A documented path through medicine
A concise chronological record of qualifications, international training, surgical innovation, academic medicine, leadership and scientific review. Each milestone opens its supporting record.
1986
Master’s Degree in Urology
Postgraduate specialization established urology as the central field of the professional career.
1988
International surgical membership
An early international professional affiliation during the developing surgical career.
1991
Royal Marsden and St Bartholomew’s
Clinical and endourological training across major London institutions, including work at the Royal Marsden Hospital and St Bartholomew’s Hospital.
1993
Doctorate in Urology
The doctorate completed a major stage of formal academic specialization in urology.
1995
Saudi German Hospitals
The beginning of the longest continuous institutional chapter of the professional career.
1997
Urodynamics and neuro-urology
Further European training in urodynamics and complementary neuro-urology.
2001
Holmium laser enucleation workshop
Participation in a live workshop on holmium laser enucleation of the prostate.
2005
Three scientific contributions
Two poster presentations and one video presentation, including official ICS Abstract No. 400.
2006
Professor of Urology
Academic medicine formalized a continuing role in clinical education, teaching and supervision.
2011
Azayem Technique
A novel endoscopic approach to complete ureteral avulsion from the uretero-vesical junction.
2014
Azayem Test
The sphincter irrigation test described in the context of bipolar transurethral prostate surgery.
2019–22
From rare case to named procedure
A peer-reviewed case report, international attention and a later paper explicitly referring to the technique as the Azayem Procedure.
2021–25
Head of Urology Department
Leadership at Saudi German Hospital Jeddah expanded responsibility from individual practice to team standards, education and service development.
2026
Scientific Review & Peer Evaluation
Scientific responsibility expanded from presenting and publishing personal work to peer evaluation for international journals and the American Urological Association Annual Meetings.
Today
Clinical work, education and scientific engagement continue
Treating, learning, teaching, reviewing and adapting remain part of the same continuing professional practice.
Professional Recognition & Credentials
Professional registration, specialist recognition, early career records and selected honours are preserved in a separate documentary archive, following the same evidence-based structure used throughout this page.
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