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and celebration German University of Cairo young man Ahmed Al-Sanhouryas one of the distinguished graduates of the University’s College of Pharmacy in 2012, then a teaching assistant for one year in the Department of Pharmacology.
Dr. Al-Masry’s dream was to travel and complete his studies, to be crowned with success when he enrolled in the Faculty of Medicine Charité University of BerlinWhich is one of the largest and most famous university hospitals in Europe.
Turn adversity into a gift
The 32-year-old says he does "Sky News Arabia": "It all started when my mom got lung cancer years ago. The pain was very intense and I had to strive and strive to turn that evidence into a gift and to be a reason for relieving the pain of the patients.".
"All I have worried about in the past few years have been treatment protocols for viral myocarditis and I have been studying a lot until I was able to create a few, as well as design clinical trials for them."so he explains.
He continued: "My research has been published in a large number of international scientific journals and I have given a large number of lectures on new treatment methods, as cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the world.".
travel to germany
Al-Masry recounts the scenes from his trip to Germany, saying: "I was a student at the German University and then a teaching assistant for a year, until the dean of the college at that time, Ashraf Abadi, decided to travel to complete his studies in Germany, and after a large number of tests I was able to travel , it wasn’t easy at all, and this was a big dream for me and when it came true it gave me a push forward".
- He holds a master’s degree with honors in the treatment of inflammation cardiac muscle viremia associated with a lethal parvovirus infection, using the drug telbivudine, from the University of Berlin Medical School.
- He received his doctorate from the same university in the first hybrid dissertation which combined clinical studies and laboratory research.
- His research has participated in the development of guidelines for the treatment of cardiomyopathy which are published annually by the European Society of Cardiology.
- He is currently working as a researcher in the treatment of heart muscle diseases, designing and implementing clinical trials, and is in the process of obtaining a professorship in this field.
- Last August he gave a lecture at the annual conference of the European Medical Association in Barcelona, in the presence of a large number of scientists from around the world.
- "My biggest dream is that my job is not just a role I play to get money from it that helps me in life, but to be a reason to reduce patients’ pain and be effective in human lives, thus reducing the weighing on the patient is a very beautiful feeling."According to Al-Sanhouri.
Italy imitates him
The young man points this out "At the beginning of the Corona period, it had treatment protocols for people with some heart disease in case they were infected with Corona, and these protocols were supported by a large number of Italian hospitals and used them as treatment protocols that are being implemented.".
He adds: "My work focuses on the treatment of rare heart diseases, for which there has been no cure throughout history. I am also working on a treatment for myocardial infarction and have managed to get a research grant from Pfizer".
Regarding the support and support of the family towards him, Al-Sanhouri says: "They are the basis of all success. My family helped me and stood by me strongly. My mother endured a lot to be successful and supported me to keep progressing until my death, along with my grandfather who saw in me success and excellence from childhood. Without my family, I wouldn’t be here".
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and celebration German University of Cairo young man Ahmed Al-Sanhouryas one of the distinguished graduates of the University’s College of Pharmacy in 2012, then a teaching assistant for one year in the Department of Pharmacology.
Dr. Al-Masry’s dream was to travel and complete his studies, to be crowned with success when he joined the Faculty of Medicine Charité University of BerlinWhich is one of the largest and most famous university hospitals in Europe.
Turn adversity into a gift
The 32-year-old told Sky News Arabia: “It started when my mother was diagnosed with lung cancer years ago. The pain was very intense and I had to work hard and strive to turn that evidence into a gift, and to be a reason to relieve the pain of patients “.
“All my concern over the past few years was treatment protocols for viral myocarditis, and I studied a lot until I was able to create a few, as well as design clinical trials for them,” he explains.
He continues: “My research has been published in a large number of international scientific journals and I have given a large number of lectures on new treatment methods, as cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide.”
travel to germany
Al-Masry recounts scenes from his trip to Germany, saying: “I was a student at the German University and then a teaching assistant for a year, until the college principal at that time, Ashraf Abadi, decided to travel to I completed my studies in Germany, and after a great number of tests I was able to travel, so it was by no means easy, it was a big dream of mine and when it came true it gave me a boost ”.
- He holds a master’s degree with honors in the treatment of inflammation cardiac muscle viremia associated with a lethal parvovirus infection, using the drug telbivudine, from the University of Berlin Medical School.
- He received his doctorate from the same university in the first hybrid dissertation which combined clinical studies and laboratory research.
- His research has participated in the development of guidelines for the treatment of cardiomyopathy which are published annually by the European Society of Cardiology.
- He is currently working as a researcher in the treatment of heart muscle diseases, designing and implementing clinical trials, and is in the process of obtaining a professorship in this field.
- Last August he gave a lecture at the annual conference of the European Medical Association in Barcelona, in the presence of a large number of scientists from around the world.
- “My biggest dream is that my job is not just a role I play to get the money that helps me in life, but be a reason to reduce the pain of patients and be effective in people’s lives, thus reducing the burden. the patient is feeling very nice, “according to Al-Sanhouri.
Italy imitates him
The young man points out that “at the beginning of the Corona period, he had care protocols for people with some heart disease in case they contracted the corona, and these protocols were supported by a large number of Italian hospitals, and they used them as a cure. protocols being implemented “.
He adds: “My work focuses on the treatment of rare heart diseases, for which there has been no cure throughout history. I also work on a treatment for hardening of the heart muscle and was able to secure a research grant from Pfizer. “.
Regarding the support and support of the family towards him, Al-Sanhouri says: “They are the basis of all success. My family has helped me and stood by me strongly. My mother has endured a lot to be successful and has helped to continue to progress until my death, together with my grandfather who saw in me success and excellence since childhood. Without my family I would not be here “.
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