Nabeel G El-Amir, MD

If you need esophageal surgery, do not go Dr. El-amir! Go to U of M. He performed surgery on my sister last yr, describing his extensive experience and her surgery would be approx 6 hrs. I was impressed with him at her pre-op appointments. I am an RN with 25 years hospital experience. I had hoped she would go to Ann Arbor, but she felt strongly about trusting her Drs in Muskegon. Her internist referred her to Dr. El-Amir. Her surgery was 14 hrs long! She suffered terribly, but bravely, for 4 months then died at Henry Ford Hospital. I have nightmares about seeing her after that brutal surgery, then watching her fight to live but suffer daily. She was 63. Please, I hope for no other family to go through this! I believe my sister would wish for me to say this.

He performed a triple bypass on my Dad. He is very thorough and kind. Was very attentive and we were very happy with him. Highly recommend this doctor.

Dr. El Amir is professional very good at what he does.He took the time to call me at home before the surgery.he was available at the hospital every day.he kept the pain at a minimal.Explained every thing to me.Very satisfied.

Dr. El-Amir was the worst doctor with patients and bedside manor. I will never go back to him again. He is rude and thinks that he is above the other doctors. His surgery has left me still with problems which I had to changed to another surgeon. He and most of the nurses at St E.s madmy medcial stay was a nightmare. I could not talk with him at all. As far as pain management with him was mimual, commets were made by him and nurses about pt's on pain medication made comments by saying they were all tens, and the comments were don't they all, meaning pts. I will never see him or go to St E again. I will never

Amazing Doctor, Amazing Surgeon