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Dr Faisal Hamad

Cardiothoracic Surgeon

Riyadh, 12746

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Riyadh, 12746

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About Dr Faisal Hamad

Dr Faisal Hamad is a highly skilled Consultant Radiologist who specialises in cardiothoracic imaging. With a strong commitment to advancing diagnostics and patient care, he provides exceptional medical imaging services. He is particularly recognised for his expertise in cross-sectional cardiac imaging, ensuring that patients receive accurate and timely diagnoses to guide their treatment plans.

Working extensively with younger patients, Dr Hamad is dedicated to his role as a Paediatric Radiologist. He understands the unique needs of children and their families, striving to create a reassuring and comfortable environment during imaging procedures. His objective and professional approach allows him to deliver precise imaging results, which are crucial for managing complex cardiothoracic conditions in paediatric patients.

Dr Hamad completed comprehensive medical education and rigorous specialist training to achieve his esteemed status as a Consultant Radiologist. His professional standing is strongly evidenced by his foundational work in establishing and leading specialised cross-sectional cardiac imaging services. Through his continuous dedication to medical advancements and clinical leadership, he remains at the forefront of cardiothoracic imaging, contributing significantly to the broader medical community.

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  • English
  • Arabic

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Children'S Hospital - King Saud Medical City

Imam Abdulaziz bin Muhammad bin Saud, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 12746

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