Sherif Sherif, MD
Orthopaedic Surgery
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Schedule onlineCall 215-662-3340

Sherif Sherif, MD

Orthopaedic Surgery
Accepting new patients
Sees patients age 18 and up
Penn Orthopaedics Pennsylvania Hospital - Spruce Building
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Schedule onlineCall 215-662-3340
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About me

  • Assistant Professor of Clinical Orthopaedic Surgery

Treat everyone you meet like you would like to be treated. This is my guiding principle. I consider every patient who walks through my door as a member of my family. I will offer the exact same medical advice to them as I would to my Mom, my Dad, my Sister, my Wife or my Daughter.

My education and training

  • Faculty of Medicine, Tanta UniversityMedical School
  • Hospital of Cairo UniversityResidency
  • Ains Shams University, Faculty of MedicineResidency
  • Nasser Institute for Research and TreatmentFellowship
  • Newton-Wellesley HospitalFellowship
  • MedStar Union Memorial HospitalFellowship
  • University of Rochester Medical CenterFellowship
  • Penn Presbyterian Medical CenterFellowship
  • Pennsylvania HospitalFellowship
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Spoken languages

English
English

Reviews

Average Rating

486 reviews

Comments are submitted by patients and reflect their views and opinions. The comments are not endorsed by and do not necessarily reflect the views of Penn Medicine.

Anonymous
October 2026
he is a good provider
Anonymous
October 2026
To have a competent surgeon who tells you exactly what's the issue is what every patient should have.
Anonymous
October 2026
This provider was smart and kind and truly thoughtful about what it would be like to be the patient. He worked hard to answer my questions in a way I would understand. He truly spoke to me like I am a person. This is a unique characteristic for a doctor these days. I felt safe with his answers and would consider him as a surgeon if I needed surgery. I felt grateful to be referred to him. He was behind, only a little and I think that may be because he cares. I am ok with that. I would wait for a doctor who cares over seeing a doctor who doesn't treat patients like people any day. I would liked to have learned IF my neck gets to the point I need surgery then I would like to know what surgery I would likely need. I would like to know how long it takes for my situation to progress on average. I would like to know if there is anything I can do that's preventative. He did seem to be slightly hurried. He was standing to walk out so I didn't feel right asking all these questions but I would have liked to.
Anonymous
October 2026
Producer visit felt rushed, didn't have time for questions

Insurance accepted

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Locations

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Penn Medicine hospital privileges

  • Chester County Hospital: Has privileges to treat patients in the hospital.
  • Penn Presbyterian Medical Center: Has privileges to treat patients in the hospital.
  • Pennsylvania Hospital: Has privileges to treat patients in the hospital.
Dr. Sherif is a Penn Medicine provider.

Qualifications and experience

All conditions and treatments

Research

Publications

Sherif Sherif, Addisu Mesfin The prevalence of isthmic and degenerative lumbar spondylolisthesis: An analysis of 1324 patient , Global spine journal, 13(9): 2024,1420

Sherif Sherif Pelvic Fixation With a Quad-Rod Technique Using S2 Alar Iliac and Medialized Entry Iliac Screws for Long Fusion Constructs , J. American Academy of Orthopedic surgery, 16;7(8):e22.00251.: 2023,16;7(8):e22.00251.

McPherson E, Sherif S, Dipane M., Patellar Rebar Augmentation in Revision total knee arthroplasty , Journal of Arthroplastic Surgery, 1(20): 2020,30966-30669

Sherif Sherif, Vincent Arlet Revision surgery for non-union in adult spinal deformity , European Spine Journal, 29(Suppl 1): 2020,103-115

Sherif Sherif, Jubril Ayodeji, Mesfin Addisu, Clinical Outcomes of Percutaneous Pedicle screws and open decompression in the management of Thoracolumbar and Lumbar spine metastases. , Lumbar Spine Research Society Meeting, Chicago, IL: 2019

Sherif SM, Jubril A, Mesfin A Lumbopelvic Fixation of U-Shaped Sacral fractures and vertical sacral fractures: Is Concurrent fusion necessary? , AO Spine Fellow Forum, Canada: 2019

McPherson EJ, Czarkowski B, Dipane MV, Sherif SM Incision length in small incision total knee Arthroplasty: how long of an incision is needed? , Journal of Reconstructive Review, 5(1): 2015,27-33

Matta JM, Ziran NM, Sherif SM Iliac osteotomy via the anterior approach for revision hip arthroplasty , Patient Safety in Surgery, 8: 2014,8-32

McPherson EJ, Dipane BA, Portugal MD, Sherif SM Improving pre-operative flexion with primary TKA: A Surgical technique emphasizing knee flexion with 5-years follow-up , Journal of Reconstructive Review, 4(2): 2014,29-36

McPherson EJ, Dipane MV, Sherif SM Massive Pseudotumor in a 28mm Ceramic-Polyethylene Revision THA: A Case Report , Journal of Reconstructive Review, 4(1): 2014,11-16