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Bahir Hadi

Specialist in surgery, PhD · Kirurgen.dk, Charlottenlund, Denmark

Bahir Hadi is a specialist in surgery and holds a PhD. He medically reviews the articles on this site, checking the clinical content — the definitions, the red flags, and what is said about tests and treatments — against current practice and the published evidence. He is also medically responsible for the patient information on Kirurgen.dk.

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About Bahir Hadi

Bahir Hadi worked in surgery at Danish hospitals before taking over the clinic in Charlottenlund. His daily work covers varicose veins, gastrointestinal conditions and the smaller procedures that can be done in an outpatient setting under local anaesthetic. He performs all endoscopies and operations at the clinic himself.

Clinical focus areas

  • Varicose veins and venous insufficiency, including laser treatment (EVLA/EVLT) and duplex ultrasound.
  • Colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy and gastroscopy.
  • Haemorrhoids, anal fissure, anal fistula and other anal surgery.
  • Removal of moles, lipomas and sebaceous cysts.
  • Assessment of rectal bleeding, changed bowel habits and suspected bowel cancer.

Training and title

  • Specialist in surgery (speciallæge i kirurgi).
  • PhD.
  • Provider number 215430 (stated by the clinic).
  • Specialist in private practice under agreement with the Capital Region of Denmark.

Research and publications

Bahir Hadi has published scientific articles on surgery and colorectal disease. The publications and the PhD thesis are indexed under his full research name, Bahir Hadi Aldulaymi.

What medical review does and does not mean

Review means a specialist has read the medical content and confirmed it is accurate and responsibly framed. It does not make him the author: the writing, the lived experience and the opinions are Imran Khan's, and are labelled as such. And it does not make this site a consultation — neither Bahir Hadi nor I can assess your symptoms through a web page. If you have any of the red-flag symptoms, see a clinician.