Dr Abdullah AlQaseer
Dr Abdullah AlQaseer
Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon · Bone Tumour Surgeon · Hand & Microsurgeon

Dr Abdullah
AlQaseer

Seventeen years of experience in orthopedic surgery, with sub-specialty training in the surgery of bone, muscle and soft-tissue tumours, and a fellowship in hand surgery and microsurgery.

Fellowship in Hand Surgery and MicrosurgeryFellowship completed at Leeds General Infirmary
York, UK

I studied for one year at Leeds General Infirmary, which is considered one of the best hand units in the United Kingdom, and trained under Mr Simon Kay (the first surgeon to perform a hand transplant in the UK), Miss Grainne Bourke (former head of the British Society for Surgery of the Hand) and Miss Carol Chan (hand and wrist specialist).

Fellowship in Bone and Soft-Tissue Tumour SurgeryKing Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

I spent two years as a Clinical Fellow at King Faisal Specialist Hospital in musculoskeletal oncology, a busy referral centre and the largest referral centre for musculoskeletal oncology in Saudi Arabia. I worked under the consultants Dr Rajiv Pant and Dr Mahmoud Shaheen.

Kuwait Board in Orthopedic SurgeryKuwait Institute for Medical Specializations
Kuwait

I trained in the Kuwait Board of Orthopedic Surgery for five years, with rotations covering joint replacement, spine surgery, hand surgery, musculoskeletal oncology and orthopedic trauma.

Dr Abdullah AlQaseer
About the doctor

Advanced expertise, care shaped around you.

Wide experience treating conditions of the hand and wrist, peripheral nerve injuries, bone tumours and complex fractures, using modern surgical techniques and evidence-based methods, focused on restoring function and the best outcome for the patient.

  • Hand surgery fellowship – Leeds General Infirmary, United Kingdom
  • Bone tumour surgery fellowship – King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre, Riyadh
  • Kuwait Board in orthopedic surgery
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Medical services

Three areas of focus.

Every patient gets a precise, personal consultation and a treatment plan that fits their own case.

01

Hand Surgery & Microsurgery

Tendon and nerve surgery, hand fractures and injuries, and microsurgery.

  • Repair and transfer of cut or torn tendons
  • Trigger finger, De Quervain's and Dupuytren's
  • Release of compressed nerves (carpal tunnel, ulnar nerve)
  • Microsurgical repair of peripheral nerves
  • Hand, wrist and scaphoid fractures
  • Surgical fixation or splinting as needed
  • Ligament and complex hand injuries
  • Reconstruction, correction of malunion, and rehabilitation
02

Bone tumours

Diagnosis and treatment of bone and soft-tissue tumours.

  • Assessment of lumps and tumours of bone, muscle and soft tissue by examination, X-ray and MRI
  • Biopsy to identify the exact type of tumour
  • Treatment of benign tumours such as bone cysts, cartilage tumours and ganglion cysts
  • Precise surgical removal while preserving the limb and its function
  • Management of malignant tumours in coordination with the oncology team
  • Reconstruction of bone and soft tissue after removal
  • Regular follow-up after surgery
03

Bone fractures

Surgical and non-surgical fracture care.

  • Fractures of the upper limb (arm, elbow and forearm)
  • Fractures of the lower limb
  • Stable fractures treated with a cast or splint and follow-up
  • Unstable or shattered fractures fixed with internal fixation
  • Injuries from accidents and falls, including open fractures
  • Fractures in older patients
  • Monitoring of healing and treatment of delayed or non-union
  • A rehabilitation plan to return you to normal life

Clinics in Kuwait.

As-Salam Hospital – Capital

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Al-Razi Hospital

Bone tumour clinic, by referral from the family medicine clinic.

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Farwaniya Hospital

Booking by referral from the family medicine clinic.

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Patient articles

Read to understand your condition.

Peripheral Nerve Injuries: A Simple Patient Guide to Symptoms, Treatment and Why Time MattersRead article →
Trigger Finger: A Complete Patient Guide to What It Is, Why It Happens and the Best TreatmentsRead article →

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Frequently asked questions

Questions patients ask.

Which conditions do you treat?

Hand and wrist conditions, peripheral nerve injuries, bone tumours, and complex fractures and injuries.

I was told I have a bone tumour and was referred to you. Is it serious?

Not every bone tumour is dangerous; many are benign. A careful examination and imaging decide the right plan.

Do you treat numbness in the hands?

Yes. Numbness has several causes, such as nerve compression; we diagnose the cause first, then plan treatment.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Bring previous X-rays and medical reports, and a list of the medicines you take.

Do you treat general fractures and bone injuries?

Yes, surgically or non-surgically depending on each patient.

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Cases and tips from the clinic.

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Research

Published research.

Peer-reviewed contributions in hand surgery, orthopedics and bone tumours.

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Your first step towards recovery.

I see patients at As-Salam Hospital – Capital. Appointments are booked by calling the hospital call centre.

Phone 1830003 Email dr.alqaseer@gmail.com Instagram @dr.alqaseer