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 Dr Ammar Kutaiman

is a distinguished Specialist General Surgeon specialising in Breast and neck

and thyroid Surgery and Vascular Surgery at Mediclinic. He completed his

medical degree at the University of Damascus, Syria in 1993 and later joined

Mediclinic in 2002. Prior to joining Mediclinic, Dr Kutaiman underwent

comprehensive training and garnered valuable experience in general and vascular

surgery at prominent teaching hospitals in Syria. 

Thyroid and neck 

Dr Kutaiman's

proficiency extends to various domains, with a notable focus on thyroid and parathyroid

and neck surgery. He possesses extensive experience in providing comprehensive

management for thyroid-related conditions. 

This includes

offering guidance for thyroid-guided biopsy and conducting small incision

surgeries. and endoscopic surgery. His impressive surgical skills are evidenced

by his consistent performance of over 100 thyroidectomies and parathyroidectomy

and neck dissection annually, each yielding exceptional outcomes. 

Thyroid ablation by radiofrequency or laser or

microwave for benign lesions 

Breast surgery

Moreover, Dr

Kutaiman's expertise extends to breast surgery, where he employs innovative

breast-saving techniques for benign and cancer cases with all new techniques.

He is well-versed in guided biopsies of the breast, utilising contemporary

methodologies to ensure optimal results. 

Vascular surgery 

In the realm of

vascular surgery, Dr Kutaiman has expertise in diagnosis and duplex scan for

venous system and managing the varicose vein diseases through a variety

of cutting-edge techniques, including the utilisation of methods such as laser

or radiofrequency ablation, along with various forms of foam and sclerotherapy. 

He also has

expertise in a spectrum of endovascular peripheral angioplasty procedures. This

encompasses procedures spanning from carotid and aorta and aneurysm to iliac

and lower limb arteries. Additionally, he conducts open surgery procedures and

undertakes significant tasks like port cath insertion for chemotherapy and the

creation of fistulas for chronic renal dialysis.