Original article English S. S. Abusrewil, N. O. Ghazir, E. Shabani Paediatric Endocrine Departement, TMC, Tripoli, Libya JMJ Vol.3 No.2 (September) 2004: 58-60 Abstract The prevalence of hypertension in childhood is relatively low. This study involved 300 diabetic children and adolescents (141 males & 159 females) aged 5-25 years. Patients were subdivided to five subgroups …
Original article English H. Belazi, K. Shalabi, Y.Gassar, M. Bizenti Tripoli Children Hospital JMJ Vol.3 No.2 (September) 2004: 56-57 Abstract Objectives: To determine the incidence of mortality rate and the causes of death in Paediatric PIC. Method and Patients: We have reviewed retrospectively the medical files of PICU patients over the period from 01/ 01/ …
The mortality rate in PICU at Tripoli Children Hospital Tripoli –Libya Read More »
Original article English A. Alkout 1, A. Issa 1, C. Blackwell 2, D. Weir 2 1. Medical School,University of Alfath, Tripoli- Libya, 2. Medical School, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK JMJ Vol.3 No.2 (September) 2004: 52-55 Abstract Epidemiological studies indicated that individuals of blood group O are over represented among patients with peptic ulcers, …
The Inflammatory Responses to H. Pylori in Relation to ABO Blood Groups and Disease Read More »
Original article English M. Bulugma, S. Meghil, C. H. Engesterman, P. Scheler, R. Kuner, G. Hoffman Saint Josef Hospital, Wiesbaden-Germany JMJ Vol.3 No.2 (September) 2004: 50-51 Abstract Transfer Rectus Abdominal Muscle Flap (TRAM) is preferred from some patients with locally advanced carcinoma of the Breast over other cosmetic reconstructive operations like Latissmus Flap or Mammary …
Stress Urinary Incontinence after TRAM and Cervix Carcinoma Read More »
Original article English Kassem HH, Majoud OA Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science, Garyounis University, P.O. Box 9480, Benghazi, Libya. J Egypt Soc Parasitol. 2006 Dec;36(3):1007-16. Abstract From April 2000 to July 2001, clinical and wet-mount examination were performed on 2,450 women attending gynecologic department, El-Keish Polyclinic, Benghazi City. The mean age was 34+/-7 (in …
Trichomoniasis among women with vaginal discharge in Benghazi city, Libya Read More »
Review English Abdulhafid A budher Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Tripoli Medical Centre JMJ Vol. 1, No. 2 (November 2001): 19-22 Abstract Introduction Shoulder dystocia is a clinical problem that occurs so infrequent that doctors who are in their early training have not usually encountered it, and this complication is the most serious second stage …
Review English Ahmed F. Elhassi Infections Disease Unit, Jamahiriya Hospital, Benghazi-Libya JMJ Vol. 1, No. 2 (November 2001): 17-18 Abstract Introduction Given the scope of the worldwide health problems caused by the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, it is imperative that vaccine be developed to prevent this infection. Resent advances in the understanding of this disease suggest …
Review English Faraj EL-Mabruk1, Mohmmed Zunni2 1. Neurology Unit, 2. Coronary Care Unit University Department of Medicine, AL-Jamahiriya Hospital, Benghazi, Libya JMJ Vol. 1, No. 2 (November 2001): 7-16 Abstract Cerebrovascular disease is a major cause of avoidable death in the young, stroke can be particularly devastating in a young adult, in addition to the …
A Diagnostic approach to acute stroke in young adults Read More »
Review English Abdulhafid A. Abudher Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Tripoli Medical Centre JMJ Vol. 1, No. 1 (June 2001): 13-16 Abstract Human infection with immunodeficiency virus (HIV) results after percutaneous introduction of infected material, usually blood or body fluids. HIV is largely transmitted by sexual intercourse: it is generally thought to occur through minute …
Review English TKK Naidu, Salem Fathalla Centre for Research of Judicial Expertise and Criminology, Secretariat of Justice & General Security, Tripoli JMJ Vol. 1, No. 1 (June 2001): 10-12 Abstract Definitions Medical responsibility: Can be defined as obligations of every medical practitioner. Should be essentially concerned with the preservation of the life of his patient, …