Mohsen Farghaly, MD, PhD
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Mohsen Farghaly, MD is currently an Associate Staff Neonatologist in the Cleveland Clinic Children’s Hospital, Department of Neonatology. He is American-board certified. He earned his medical degree from Assiut University. Dr. Farghaly completed his pediatric residency at the Case Western Reserve University/MetroHealth, Ohio. He then completed a three-year neonatology fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Farghaly has mastered the knowledge of the development of the human fetus from conception to birth. He has a firm grasp of the life-support technology, including knowledge of ventilators, airway management, resuscitation in the delivery room and in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), techniques of vascular access and expertise in critical procedures such as insertion of chest tubes, breathing tube, lumbar puncture, pericardiocentesis and paracentesis. He has an exceptional experience of taking care of the premature babies who have a unique set of life-threatening medical problems.
Due to his expertise, Dr. Farghaly has been an invited speaker on topics such as ventilatory management, neonatal resuscitation, neonatal necrotizing enterocolitis, and neonatal emergencies.
Dr. Farghaly is a distinguished physician-scientist with expertise in patient-centered clinical research. He is also a peer reviewer for scholarly publication for different journals and national and international conferences. He has conducted many research and projects in neonatology to advance the field and improve the outcome. He tries to either prevent, early diagnose or look at the outcome of the newborns’ diseases. His studies focus on either identifying risk factors to prevent newborns' suffering in the first place, or to come up with a test (a biomarker) to early diagnose the disease. His research has helped to reduce the detrimental medical, emotional and economic burden on the families and further financial cost to the U.S health system.
Education & Professional Highlights
Appointed
2022
Education & Fellowships
Fellowship - Cleveland Clinic
Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
Cleveland,
OH United States
2024
Fellowship - Cleveland Clinic
Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
Cleveland,
OH United States
2022
Residency - MetroHealth Medical Center
Pediatrics
Cleveland,
OH United States
2021
Residency - Brookdale Hospital Medical Center
Pediatrics
Brooklyn,
NY United States
2020
Graduate School - Cairo University
Pediatrics
Cairo,
Egypt
2014
Residency - Assiut University Hospital
Pediatrics
Assiut,
Egypt
2007
Internship - Assiut University Hospital
Foundation Year
Assiut,
Egypt
2004
Medical Education - Assiut Faculty of Medicine
Assiut,
Egypt
2003
Certifications
- Pediatrics
Specialty Interests
Prematurity and cardiorespiratory failure in newborns
Awards & Honors
“The Best Teacher” from the King Fahd Specialist Hospital and Research Center (KFSH-D), Dammam, Saudi Arabia in 2018.
Research & Publications
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