Salwa Elkholy

Dr. Salwa Elkholy is a leading Cardiologist Specialist with extensive 20 years of experience in non-invasive cardiology and clinical cardiology. She works across all aspects of cardiology and has special interests in Coronary, Valvular, and Rheumatic heart diseases, hyperlipidemia, heart failure (systolic and diastolic), and cardiac arrhythmias in addition to investigating and treating hypertension, chest diseases, pregnant women, and patients with diabetes for heart-diseases.

Dr. Elkholy graduated from Cairo University of Cairo and went on to complete her MSc in cardiovascular diseases from the same University. She received her Postgraduate degree from the Middlesex University in London, UK. She served as a Specialist in Cardiology at various renowned hospitals in Dubai before joining American Hospital Dubai.

Spoken Languages :	Arabic, English
Types of Physician :	fulltime
DHA License :	Specialist Cardiology
Branches :	-American Hospital Dubai Media City Clinic -American Hospital Dubai

Credentials:

DIP CARD, Middlesex University, UK,
MS.c, Cairo, EGYPT,

Professional Associations:

European Society of Cardiology
Emirates Society of Cardiology

Professional Experience:

Cardiology Specialist, Gmcclinics, United Arab Emirates,
Cardiology Specialist, Primehealthcare, UAE,
Cardiology Specialist, NMC, UAE,
Cardiology resident and specialist, Cairo University educational hospital, EGYPT,

Clinical Expertise & Services Offered:

All non-invasive cardiovascular procedures including ECG, echocardiography, doppler, TMT, Holter rhythm monitoring, and ambulatory BP monitoring
Treatment of chronic cardiovascular disease (Dyslipidemia-Type 2 Diabetes)
Hypertension and chest disease - peripheral vascular disease
Coronary artery disease
Valvular heart disease
Rheumatic heart disease
Hyperlipidemia
Heart failure (systolic and diastolic)
Cardiac arrhythmias
Assessing diabetic patients for heart disease
Cardiac Surgery follow-up care
Cardiovascular prevention
Interdisciplinary care of patients with risk factors for heart disease
Pregnancy and chronic disease (such as diabetes)