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Best Atypical Spindle Cell Tumor Treatment Hospitals in Giza, Egypt
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Baheya Hospital, Giza
4, Allouba St. off El Haram St. Next to Dary, Giza - Egypt
Egypt
No of Doctors: 0+
No of Beds: 150
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Single Speciality: Oncology
Baheya Hospital is a non-profit foundation that focuses on early detection of breast cancer. They follow the principles of sustainability and community partnership. They have treated numerous patients, administered chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and performed surgeries.
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