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Bio
Dr. Tarek Alshafie is a vascular surgeon in Paramus, New Jersey and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Englewood Hospital and Medical Center and Hackensack University Medical Center. He received his medical degree from Cairo University School of Medicine and has been in practice for more than 20 years.
Education
University of Arkansas for Med Science - Fellowship
Little Rock, AR
2001 - 2003
Vascular Surgery Fellow
Columbia University-Harlem Hospital Center - Residency
New York, NY
2000 - 2001
Chief Resident, General Surgery
Columbia University-Harlem Hospital Center - Residency
New York, NY
1999 - 2001
Resident, General Surgery
National Institute of Health. Departments of Surgery, Cardiovascular Laboratory, Columbia University. - Fellowship
New York, NY
1997 - 1999
Research Fellow
Columbia University-Harlem Hospital Center - Residency
New York, NY
1995 - 1997
Resident, General Surgery
Columbia University-Harlem Hospital Center - Internship
New York, NY
1994 - 1995
Internship, General Surgery
Faculty of Medicine - Menoufyia University - Fellowship
Egypt
1987 - 1988
Fellow, General Surgery
Alagoza Hospital - Ministry of Health Hospitals. Cairo University. - Residency
Cairo, Egypt
1982 - 1987
Resident, General Surgery
Cairo University Hospitals - Internship
Cairo, Egypt
1981 - 1982
Internship
Certifications
American Board of Vascular Surgery, 2006
American Board of Surgery, 2002
Publications
Saratin (an inhibitor of platelet-collagen interaction) decrease platelets aggregation and homocysteine - mediated post carotid endarterectomy intimal hyperplasia in dose-dependent manner.
Am J Surg.
2004
Other contributors include David JA, Brown AT, Poirier LA, Cruz CP, Wang Y, Eidt J, and Moursi MM.
Saratin, an inhibitor of collagen-platelet interaction decreases venous anastomotic intimal hyperplasia in a canine dialysis access model.
Vacs Endovascular Surg.
2003
Other contributors include Smith TP, MD; Cruz, CP, MD; Fan, CY, MD, PhD; Brown, AT, PhD; Eidt, JF, MD; and Moursi, MM, MD.
Colorectal Cancer in Poor Blacks.
Cancer
2002
Other contributors include Freeman, H.
cAMP pulse during preservation inhibits the late development of cardiac isograft and allograft vasculopathy.
Circ Res.
2000
Other contributors include Wang CY, Aronson I, Takuma S, Homma S, Naka Y, Brovokovych V, Malinski T, Oz MC, and Pinsky DJ.
Human Immunodeficinecy Virus and Lung Cancer.
British Journal of Surgery.
1997
Other contributors include Donaldson, B. and Oluwole, S.
