Mr Ahmed Oliemy

Mr Ahmed Oliemy  is a leading  consultant cardiothoracic surgeon , with over 15 years of experience, based in Wolverhampton and Birmingham . He has extensive experience in the surgical treatment of conditions such  as lung cancer, lung collapse, thoracic endometriosis, chest infections, diaphragm paralysis, excessive sweating, myasthenia gravis, chest wall and airway tumours, chest wall deformities , and  COPD/emphysema . Mr Oliemy earned his primary medical qualification in 2005 from Egypt. By 2010, he had completed his foundation years and core surgical training, and obtained a Master of Science degree in surgery. Between 2010 and 2019, he trained in cardiothoracic surgery. And was then nominated as a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in cardiothoracic surgery. Later that year, he was appointed as a consultant thoracic surgeon at the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust. Mr Oliemy specialises in thoracic (chest) surgery, with 90% of his procedures performed using minimally invasive techniques, either robotic-assisted (RATS) or video-assisted (VATS) keyhole approaches. He offers a comprehensive range of diagnostic and therapeutic thoracic surgical interventions for these conditions. One of the key procedures he performs is limited, lung-preserving anatomical lung resections using robotic-assisted techniques, supported by cutting-edge technology like 3D lung imaging. This method is highly effective for early-stage lung tumours, serving both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Other areas of interest are surgical correction of chest wall deformities via minimally invasive or open approaches for Pectus deformities, Robotic assisted thoracic endometriosis surgery, Robotic thymectomy for thymoma and/or Myasthenia Gravis and Robotic dorsal sympathectomy for excessive sweating. Mr Oliemy offers these treatments in 2 locations in the west Midlands , These are the Harborne hospital in Birmingham and New Cross hospital in Wolverhampton.

Hyperhidrosis Lung cancer Mediastinal tumour Minimal access surgery (keyhole surgery) Pectus excavatum Pleural effusion Robotic surgery Thoracic endometriosis