Dr. Kassem El Houcheimi

Dr. Kassem El Houcheimi

Al Jaddaf

Dr. Kassem El Houcheimi is an orthopedic surgeon based at Clemenceau Medical Center - DHCC in Al Jaddaf. Reviews highlight his work on wrist and arm fractures, including surgical fixation, as well as careful diagnosis and non-surgical treatment for joint, neck and back pain.

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The Good Stuff

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Strong outcomes

Patients describe full movement returning after operations for radius and wrist fractures.

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Non-surgical care

One shoulder-injury patient recovered with medication and tailored physiotherapy after surgery was avoided.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Book ahead. Reserve in advance: one patient says the clinic is very busy and often overbooked.

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Seek opinions. For persistent pain or an uncertain diagnosis, consider a second opinion rather than relying on one diagnosis.

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Practical details

Al Jadaf - Dubai
Al Jadaf, Dubai
Mon8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Tue8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Wed9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Thu8:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Fri9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sat9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sun9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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Popular Mentions

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distal radius fracture fixation

A patient praised the precise alignment and smooth healing after this fracture operation.

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knee arthroscopy procedure

One patient chose this procedure and praised the pre- and post-operation guidance from the medical team.

Common Concerns

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Rushed visit

One patient said the consultation felt hurried and that only part of the X-ray was initially reviewed.

Referral confusion

One review describes confusion over a physiotherapy referral and whether a follow-up would incur a new-visit fee.

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The Bottom Line

Dr. Kassem El Houcheimi is an orthopedic surgeon at Clemenceau Medical Center - DHCC in Al Jaddaf. Reviews describe treatment for wrist and arm fractures, shoulder and knee problems, neck pain, hip conditions and infections.

Surgical examples include distal-radius fixation, wrist operations and knee arthroscopy, while other patients improved with medication, injections or physiotherapy instead of surgery. The strongest theme is careful diagnosis paired with clear explanations. One patient with a sports-related shoulder injury said he reviewed the full history, prescribed medication and specific physiotherapy, and avoided a proposed operation.

Others valued his ability to identify the source of long-standing arm, hip or back pain after previous treatments had failed. Patients also mention detailed discussions of treatment options and regular progress checks. There is useful reassurance for families: reviews describe emergency care for children and a son who was happy to attend fracture follow-ups.

Several surgical reviews report smooth healing, minimal pain or regained movement. The main caution comes from one rushed consultation, where a patient said part of an X-ray was missed and a physiotherapy referral was not recorded. Book ahead, and confirm referrals and follow-up fees with the clinic.

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