“Emad SHASH IS A GIFTED YOUNG CLINICIAN. he spent several years in Belgium learning and researching . He learnd a great deal from his uncle Prof. Mohamed Abdulla Hassan . The latter is my nephew who is a known oncologist in Cairo,and a Professor of Oncology at Cairo University Medical School. I am proud of the achievements they both earned.”
نبذة عني
Specialties:
Clinical Trials Design
Cancer Education
Breast Cancer
Thoracic…
الإسهامات
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What steps can you take to ensure patients are prepared for surgery?
“Humanizing” the experience for cancer patients facing surgery, we’re focusing on recognizing and honoring their journey beyond the clinical aspects of treatment. It’s about seeing each patient as a whole person, with a life filled with dreams, relationships, fears, and hopes, not just a case. They need not only top-notch medical care but also a compassionate approach. Creating a humanized care environment means actively listening to their concerns and wishes. It’s about ensuring they feel seen, heard, and valued, making space for their stories and emotions. This approach involves building a partnership where the patient’s voice guides the decisions about their care, acknowledging the profound impact of surgery on their life and identity.
النشاط
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Day 1 of the Wellness Odysseey under the patronage of Dubai Health Authority. Fathima Nusrin Tina Juha Mery Zakkak BMC | Burjeel Medical City
Day 1 of the Wellness Odysseey under the patronage of Dubai Health Authority. Fathima Nusrin Tina Juha Mery Zakkak BMC | Burjeel Medical City
تم إبداء الإعجاب من قبل Emad Shash
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Clap for every small win, to get to the big win quicker
Clap for every small win, to get to the big win quicker
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الخبرة
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National Cancer Institute, Cairo University
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التعليم
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National Cancer Institute, Cairo University
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Dissertation title: "Prognostic & Predictive markers of HCC".
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الأنشطة والجمعيات:Health education
Medicine & Surgery studies
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Primary, elementary & Secondary basics
الخبرات التطوعية
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Health Educator
Cairo University
Health
Out reach campaigns, improving health awareness among local inhabitants of rural areas in Egypt
المنشورات
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Medical Student Research: An Integrated Mixed-Methods Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
PLoS
Amgad M, Man Kin Tsui M, Liptrott SJ, Shash E (2015) Medical Student Research: An Integrated Mixed-Methods Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. PLoS ONE 10(6): e0127470. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0127470
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New challenge of developing combined radio-drug therapy
Chinese Clinical Oncology
Combined modality treatment can be used to improve control of the local disease at the expense of increased toxicity. Several randomized trials have demonstrated that this combined modality therapy is better than radiotherapy alone or chemotherapy alone in the treatment of locally advanced diseases. Several new targets as well as potential new radio-sensitizers have been identified. To speed-up the process of developing new combined modality treatments, good preclinical models for optimization…
Combined modality treatment can be used to improve control of the local disease at the expense of increased toxicity. Several randomized trials have demonstrated that this combined modality therapy is better than radiotherapy alone or chemotherapy alone in the treatment of locally advanced diseases. Several new targets as well as potential new radio-sensitizers have been identified. To speed-up the process of developing new combined modality treatments, good preclinical models for optimization of the ratio between efficacy and toxicity and a well established methodology within a network of advanced high-tech laboratories and clinical departments devoted to early phase trials, are mandatory. The Synergy of Targeted Agents and Radiation Therapy (STAR) platform of the European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC) is gathering these tools.
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International clinical trials setting for rare cancers: organisational and regulatory constraints—the EORTC perspective
ecancermedicalscience
Rare diseases are a serious public health problem that presents unique challenges to many countries. There is no internationally accepted definition for rare diseases. Patients suffering from rare cancers often face challenges, including late or incorrect diagnoses, difficulties finding clinical expertise and accessing appropriate treatments, and uncertainty in clinical decision making, with difficult and rare access for these patients to clinical trials. Treatment choice is difficult as little…
Rare diseases are a serious public health problem that presents unique challenges to many countries. There is no internationally accepted definition for rare diseases. Patients suffering from rare cancers often face challenges, including late or incorrect diagnoses, difficulties finding clinical expertise and accessing appropriate treatments, and uncertainty in clinical decision making, with difficult and rare access for these patients to clinical trials. Treatment choice is difficult as little information is available in the literature. In such situations, clinicians will base treatment decisions on retrospective data or case report series with a lower scientific level of evidence than that obtained from randomised controlled clinical trials. The only way forward is clinical trials organisation, but to perform it within rare indications we are always faced with many methodological, regulatory, and organisational challenges, besides stakeholders’ different views, which are not usually concurrent. The aims of the European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC) are to develop, conduct, coordinate, and stimulate translational and clinical research in Europe to improve the management of cancer and related problems by increasing survival but also patient quality of life. In particular, extensive and comprehensive research in the field of rare cancers is beyond the means of individual European hospitals and can be best accomplished through the multidisciplinary multinational efforts of basic scientists and clinicians. In this paper, we will present an overview of the clinical research scene for rare cancers and will try to propose possible steps to improve the current situation.
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Cancer education for medical students in developing countries: where do we stand and how to improve?
Elsevier
Amgad M1, Shash E, Gaafar R.
Crit Rev Oncol Hematol. 2012 Oct;84(1):122-9. doi: 10.1016/j.critrevonc.2012.01.003. Epub 2012 Mar 3.مؤلفون آخرونعرض المنشور -
Sexuality in patients undergoing haematopoietic stem cell transplantation
International Journal of Hematology - Springer
McKee and Schover have suggested that sexuality is an aspect of intimacy that is frequently compromised by cancer and its treatments. Cancer, both in terms of diagnosis and treatments, may have a dramatic impact on both intimacy and sexuality. There is a body of published research addressing sexual concerns among patients with prostatic, testicular, breast, and rectal cancers. This issue seems to be less well documented in patients who have undergone haematopoietic stem cell transplantation…
McKee and Schover have suggested that sexuality is an aspect of intimacy that is frequently compromised by cancer and its treatments. Cancer, both in terms of diagnosis and treatments, may have a dramatic impact on both intimacy and sexuality. There is a body of published research addressing sexual concerns among patients with prostatic, testicular, breast, and rectal cancers. This issue seems to be less well documented in patients who have undergone haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT). In this review, we seek to elaborate different points regarding sexuality and how it is affected in patients undergoing HSCT, with the aim of identifying optimum solutions for such patients in confronting such problems in the course of cancer treatment.
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Teaching oncology to medical students is a must: the Egyptian NCI step on the road
Journal of Cancer Education - Springer
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Optimizing the use of epidermal growth factor receptor inhibitors in advanced non-small-lung cancer
Journal of Thoracic Disease
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death in US and Europe. Treatment with a platinum-based chemotherapy remains the standard of care, however with modest effect on quality of life and overall survival which seldom reaches 1 year. Recently, several classes of targeted agents have emerged showing promising results. In particular, agents targeting the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) showed impressive clinical activity both in the first line and salvage settings. However, it…
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death in US and Europe. Treatment with a platinum-based chemotherapy remains the standard of care, however with modest effect on quality of life and overall survival which seldom reaches 1 year. Recently, several classes of targeted agents have emerged showing promising results. In particular, agents targeting the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) showed impressive clinical activity both in the first line and salvage settings. However, it is evident that these drugs are not effective in all patients. Putting into consideration the very high cost of these agents, there is an urgent need to provide reliable tools to identify those patients that would derive the maximum benefit from these drugs. Several predictive biomarkers were developed to identify those patients who would derive the maximal benefit of these drugs. In this review we will discuss the recent updates on the role of EGFR inhibitors in the treatment of advanced NSCLC and the role of predictive bio-markers in patient selection
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