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Original article English F.O.Dakhil, M. Zew, M. Ahmed, F. Aboudabus, A. El Jaroushi, A. El Badri, K. El Shaafi Garyounis Medical Journal Vol.19. 1998-2002: 56-60 Abstract A prospective study for period of two years in Ibn Sina polyclinic, Benghazi, Libya identified 442 patients of hypertension. Of these 143 (32.4%) were males, and 299 (67.6%) were …

Pattern Of Hypertension In Ibn Sina Hypertension Clinic, Benghazi-Libya Read More »

English E.M. M. Abdu-Elrhman, A. Sheiba Garyounis Medical Journal Vol.19. 1998-2002: 47-55 Abstract Ninety-six children with acute rheumatic fever admitted to Al-Fateh Children Hospital, Benghazi, were evaluated. The average age at admission was 10 years. The majority (73%) were admitted in the period from September to December. There was no decline in number of cases …

A Retrospective Study Of Epidemiological, Clinical,Laboratoty And Echocardiographic Profiles Of Children With Acute Rheumatic Fever (1994-1997); Benghazi Read More »

Original article English A. H. Khan Garyounis Medical Journal Vol.19. 1998-2002: 43-46 Abstract The incidence of free-living arthropods and annelids in Libyan population is not very common and is a subject of medical importance. The paper describes unusual intestinal infections with art hropods (centipedes and Oniscus sp.) and annelids (Lumbricus sp.) in three different Libyan …

Unusual Human Intestinal Infection In Benghazi Read More »

Original article English F. B. Ramadan, M. Logha , T. Naas Garyounis Medical Journal Vol.19. 1998-2002: 39-42 Abstract More than 50% of the Libyan population are under the age of 25 years and urbanization is 80%. The prevalence of various cardiovascular diseases among Libyans is not known. The estimate of Rheumatic heart disease is 6-8 …

Cross-Sectional Study Of Cardiac Lesions In Six Years Old Children Of “Eastern Tripoli” Read More »

Original article English F. S. Elferjani , T Kecik Garyounis Medical Journal Vol.19. 1998-2002: 34-38 Abstract A histopathological study was conducted to evaluate the effect of experimentally induced hyphema on the corneal tissues with normal intact, and mechanically injured endothelium in order to document or refute the role of cornea! endothelial cells as a mechanism …

Experimental Hyphema In Rabbits: The Effect Of Damaged Endothelium On Blood Staining Of Cornea Read More »

Original article English Kadiki. O.A, Khan M.A., Khan U. J Egypt Soc Endocrin Met Diabetes Vol.22,No.1, 1990, 92-103 Abstract Keywords: Diabetic retinopathy in non-insulin dependant diabetes in Benghazi Link/DOI:

Original article English O.Kadiki Research center, university of Garyounis, Benghazi 1977 Abstract Keywords: Cholera in libya Link/DOI:

Original article English O.Kadiki Ain shams medical journal Vol.25, No.6, November 1974 Abstract Keywords: Hyperlipaemia in the nephritic syndrome Link/DOI:

Original article English O.Kadiki Egyptian journal of chest diseases and tuberculosis Vol.1,No1, January 1973 Abstract Keywords: Prevalence of pulmonary tuberculosis in school children of Benghazi Link/DOI:

Govermental report English O.Kadiki, M.H.Shewky EDD 6/72 Abstract Keywords: Trachoma in the L.A.R. Link/DOI: