Ahmed Negida

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Ahmed Negida is a prominent Egyptian neurosurgeon and clinical researcher whose work focuses on advancing neurosurgical care in resource-limited settings, particularly across Africa. His major contributions lie in identifying critical gaps in spine surgery infrastructure and advocating for evidence-based solutions to improve surgical outcomes. His most cited paper, a 2021 cross-sectional study on the prevalence of spine surgery navigation techniques in Africa, has garnered 8 citations and highlights the stark disparities in access to advanced surgical technologies. This work underscores his commitment to global neurosurgery, systematically documenting how limited infrastructure hinders management of spine disorders on the continent. Beyond this study, Negida has authored numerous publications on traumatic brain injury, stroke, and neurosurgical education, often emphasizing low-cost, scalable interventions. His research has been instrumental in shaping policy discussions around surgical capacity building in low- and middle-income countries. As a rising voice in global neurosurgery, Negida combines rigorous epidemiological methods with a deep understanding of local challenges, making his work both impactful and actionable for clinicians and policymakers striving to reduce the burden of neurological disease in underserved populations.