Name: Cairo University, Faculty Of Medicine, Kasr Al Ainy
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Telephone: +20 2 23641088

Cairo University, Faculty Of Medicine, Kasr Al Ainy is a hospital, located at ش قصر العينى، قصر العينى، المنيل‎، محافظة القاهرة‬، Egypt. They can be contacted via phone at +20 2 23641088 for more detailed information.

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ش قصر العينى، قصر العينى، المنيل‎، محافظة القاهرة‬، Egypt

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Abdelaziz Elashry

03 August 2017

Needs alot of improvement
Ice Banna

16 May 2017

Very underfunded as with a lot of things in this country.
Sallam Lotfy

24 April 2017

Need more attention
Amr Ali

10 June 2016

My dear college. I spent there about 7 years of my life. It has a great history and carry loads of patients referred to it, although it's a tertiary care. It needs more care and improvements though.
Mohamed Radwan

11 May 2013

I love this place where i met dr. Alaa abd elfata7 .. prof of neuro surgery
Saeed S. Abduljalil

04 November 2012

The school of medicine was inaugurated in 1827 as a 6-year study program in assembly of the Paris Medical School. The French doctor, Clot Bey, served as the president of the school. In 1837, the School of Medicine was moved from the Abou Zaabal suburb of Cairo to Garden City in 1837. This new site was preferred not only because it could accommodate over 9000 beds and 300 students (at that time), but also because it was situated at the heart of Cairo, compared to the Abou Zaabal suburb, which lies on the outskirts of the Egyptian capital. That same year, the number of graduates had reached 430 doctors. Until 1848, the faculty of medicine had graduated 800 doctors.

When Abbas Pasha (Arabic: ???? ????) came to rule Egypt, he tried to demolish all that was French following the British councillor's advice. As a result, Clot Bey resigned in 1849 and was succeeded by Dr. Duvigneau, followed by Peron Bey and then Shafi Bey, who was the first Egyptian president of the school.

When Khedive Ismail came to rule, the school again progressed rapidly by appointing its second Egyptian director Mohamed Ali El-Bakli Pasha.

In 1925, the school of medicine was incorporated into the Egyptian university and was named the "Faculty of Medicine". The faculty was ready for graduating doctors with the degree of Bachelor of Arts in medicine and surgery, after a study period of five and a half years. The faculty was now capable of granting a doctorate in medicine.

In 1927, it was decided that a new hospital consisting of 1200 beds and a modern medical school should be established. King Fouad laid the foundation of the new faculty and its hospital on December 16, 1928.

The advancement and expansion continued throughout the following years by establishing different units that were both scientifically distinguished and technically equipped with the latest modern instruments and devices.