Specialized University Hospital Units & Centers
- Gastro-enteritis.
- Kasr El-Eini Blood and Vessels Lab.
- Intensive Care Centre.
- Eyes Bank.
- Specialized Medical Biochemistry Experimentation Unit.
- The Development of Medical Education centre.
- Liver and Digestive System Endoscopy.
- Clinical Toxicology Centre.
- Fungi Research Centre.
- Diagnosis and Therapy of Bilharzial Liver.
- Genetics Unit.
- The Unit of Renal Failure Therapy and Surgery.
- T.B. Research Unit.
- Measurement Unit for Fitness and Disability for Occupational Diseases.
- Tumor Radiological Therapy and Nuclear Medicine Centre.
- Tumor Symptoms Test Unit.
- Open-Heart Surgery Unit.
- The Physiological Research Unit.
- Chromosome Tissue Transplant Research Unit.
- Speech and Listening Therapy Unit.
- Nose and Snoring Therapy Unit.
- Cochlea Transplant, Ear Lab and Bank Unit.
- Epilepsy Therapy Research Unit.
- Leprosy Unit.
- Ophthalmologic Laser Diagnosis and Therapy.
- Diagnosing Parasitology Unit.
- Medical Scanning and Diagnostics Unit,
- Ultrasonic Diagnosis Centre.
- Disintegrating Urinary Tracts Stones Unit.
- Guest House, Catering and 'Fast Food' Meals Unit.
- Special Medical Centre in the Pediatric Hospital.
- Diabetic Children, Endocrinology and Metabolism Care Unit.
- Functional and Microscopic E.N.T. Unit.
- Nursing Development Research Centre.
- Preservation, Redressing and Transplanting of the Tissue of the Motor System Centre.
- Manial University Hospital .
- Virus Unit.
- Allergy and Immunological Problem Unit.
- Faculty of Dental Medicine Specialized Units.
- Faculty of Nursing Specialized Units.
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