As a board-certified orthopedic surgeon, Nabil Ebraheim, MD, focuses on improving immediate and long-term mobility for patients of all ages. At his Toledo, Ohio, orthopedic surgery practice located in the University of Toledo Medical Center, Dr. Ebraheim ensures every person has access to the latest diagnostic and treatment options for all types of orthopedic injuries, including complex conditions affecting the spine.
Dr. Ebraheim is highly skilled in reconstruction surgeries of the spine, knee, hip, and pelvis. His approach incorporates both medical and holistic practices to provide his patients with the most comprehensive, high-quality care.
Earning his medical degree from Cairo University School of Medicine in Cairo, Egypt, Dr. Ebraheim went on to finish his residency in orthopedic surgery at SUNY Downstate Medicine Center in East Flatbush in Brooklyn, New York.
In addition to his clinic work, Dr. Ebraheim serves as the chairman of orthopedics and the residency program director at the University of Toledo Medical Center. He has completed fellowship training in multiple areas of trauma surgery at leading hospitals around the world, such as Canada, France, and Switzerland.
His research and education play major roles in his surgical success. He maintains a top-rated YouTube channel, providing informative videos about orthopedic injuries to over 58,000 subscribers to ensure everyone understands their injury and their options for recovery.
Throughout his career, Dr. Ebraheim has authored or co-authored over 450 medical papers for peer review journals. He also is a contributing writer for Huffington Post, writing educational blogs on orthopedic conditions and injuries.
At his Toledo practice, Dr. Ebraheim maintains the most up-to-date equipment to ensure an accurate diagnosis and the highest quality care. His office is open seven days a week for patient convenience, accepting both appointments and walk-ins.
As a board-certified orthopedic surgeon, Nabil Ebraheim, MD, focuses on improving immediate and long-term mobility for patients of all ages. At his Toledo, Ohio, orthopedic surgery practice located in the University of Toledo Medical Center, Dr. Ebraheim ensures every person has access to the latest diagnostic and treatment options for all types of orthopedic injuries, including complex conditions affecting the spine.
Dr. Ebraheim is highly skilled in reconstruction surgeries of the spine, knee, hip, and pelvis. His approach incorporates both medical and holistic practices to provide his patients with the most comprehensive, high-quality care.
Earning his medical degree from Cairo University School of Medicine in Cairo, Egypt, Dr. Ebraheim went on to finish his residency in orthopedic surgery at SUNY Downstate Medicine Center in East Flatbush in Brooklyn, New York.
In addition to his clinic work, Dr. Ebraheim serves as the chairman of orthopedics and the residency program director at the University of Toledo Medical Center. He has completed fellowship training in multiple areas of trauma surgery at leading hospitals around the world, such as Canada, France, and Switzerland.
His research and education play major roles in his surgical success. He maintains a top-rated YouTube channel, providing informative videos about orthopedic injuries to over 58,000 subscribers to ensure everyone understands their injury and their options for recovery.
Throughout his career, Dr. Ebraheim has authored or co-authored over 450 medical papers for peer review journals. He also is a contributing writer for Huffington Post, writing educational blogs on orthopedic conditions and injuries.
At his Toledo practice, Dr. Ebraheim maintains the most up-to-date equipment to ensure an accurate diagnosis and the highest quality care. His office is open seven days a week for patient convenience, accepting both appointments and walk-ins.
Life is Movement – Movement is Life!
My goal is to improve mobility, provide the highest quality patient care, enhance the quality of life for all my patients, and to advance the science of orthopedic surgery through research and education. I specialize in complex orthopedic trauma and reconstructive spine, hip, knee and pelvic surgery as well as complicated bone nonunions. My approach is ‘Integrative’, drawing upon multiple medical and holistic disciplines, providing you with a comprehensive solution and state of the art options for your treatment and recovery.
My practice is based in Ohio at the University of Toledo Medical Center (UTMC), where I serve as the Chairman and Chief of the Orthopaedic Department.
With over 58,000 subscribers and more than 20,000,000 views, my educational YouTube videos are highly informative and designed to help you understand the nature of your injury and situation. Please bear in mind that the information on our website and Youtube videos are provided to support and reinforce the advice you receive from your own doctors. It is not intended to replace discussions with your doctor. That being said, I hope you find my website both informative and helpful.
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I was referred by one of my coworkers to Dr.Ebraheim after suffering from a severe injury. I called in to schedule and was offered an appointment immediately.
Dr Nabil Ebraheim saved my fiances foot and made it possible for her to walk again after having a shattered ankle from a vehicle accident!!
Dr. Nabil Ebraheim is the best ortho surgeon there is!!!! After my first 2 surgeries in my hometown my ankle became severely infected!
