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Removal of brain hydatid through burr hole surgery case report
No full textRemoval of brain hydatid through burr hole operation case report
By Dr ALI ABBAS HASHIM ALMUSAWI
FRCS Glasg ,FRCSED,FACS,FIBMS
Hammurabi College of Medicine Babylon Universit
Postoperative Electrophysiological Studies in Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
No full textPostoperative Electrophysiological Studies in Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Dr.ALI ABBAS HASHIM ALMUSAWI
CONSULTANT NEUROSURGEON FRCS Glasg, FACS,FIBMS
UNIVERSITY OF BABYLON ,HAMMURABI COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE,NEUROSURGICAL DEPARTMENT
Email: [email protected]
IMAM ALSADIQ TEACHING HOSPITAL,NEUROSURGICAL DEPARTMENT
ORCID : 0000-0002-1520-7982
HILLA,BABYLON,51001,IRA
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Exploration of species diversity and vegetation pattern in temperate conifer forests along altitudinal gradients in the Western Himalayas
No full textThe moist temperate forests extend along the whole length of outer ranges of Himalaya between the subtropical pine forests and sub-alpine timberline formation with a rainfall from 400 mm to 800 mm. The altitudinal range is from 1500 m to 3000 m. The floristic variation in these Himalayan forests is poorly understood especially in the study area. Species composition may be either unpredictable or it may correspond to environmental heterogeneity. Vegetation from 144 stands in between 2000 – 2700 m altitude was sampled. Soil samples were collected to document edaphic conditions. Soils were physically and chemically analyzed. Ordination (DECORANA) and classificatory techniques were used to analyze the vegetation data. No clear disjunct vegetation patterns emerged from these analyses. The major axes brought out by the ordination were related to altitude and although it is possible to relate the units of classification to broad soil types. Soil chemical properties, litter cover and rockiness were significantly associated with the vegetation variation along an altitudinal gradient. The application of classification to the ordination allowed the interpretations of the vegetation variation in terms of topography and predictable climatic factors such as rainfall, wind speed and extent of snow accumulation. The vegetation patterns revealed have been discussed in relation to the general problem of plant community definition in continuous forest type. Our results demonstrate the overlapping rather than clearly discrete boundaries between the vegetation types and species distributions. This overlapping nature of the vegetation types are discussed in terms of overlapping environmental preferences of the species. Our results are consistent with notion that species separate edaphically and landscape scale within the uniform looking forest. This view maintains that differences in soil within the forest are distinct enough to favor different species, and thus create numerous floristically differentiated forest patches along the altitudinal gradients. The findings that non obvious but distinct floristic and edaphic variation exist within the Himalayan moist temperate forests at the landscape scale have important practical implications for forest management. In biodiversity conservation a high degree of habitat heterogeneity implies an increased need for wide-scale information on species distribution and endemism patterns to better assess where the different habitats are, which species they harbor, and where conservation efforts should be concentrated. The overlapping nature of vegetation types and hazy boundaries of the plant communities implies that plant ecologists must continue to attempt the difficult definition of hazy boundaries. Copyright © 2023 Hashim, Bushra, Dasti, Abbasi, Ali, Maqsood, Farooq, Aslam, Abbas and Khan.Open access journalThis item from the UA Faculty Publications collection is made available by the University of Arizona with support from the University of Arizona Libraries. If you have questions, please contact us at [email protected]
The Position and Attitude of Abbâsîds in the Early Caliphate Debates (A.D. 661-750)
No full textanemonAbbâsîler, Abbâs bin Abdülmuttalib’in soyundan gelmektedirler. Peygamberin amcası ve ailenin en önemli ismi olan Hz. Abbâs İslam’ı kabilenin diğer üyelerine kıyasla daha geç bir dönemde kabul etmiştir. Bu durum hilâfet tartışmalarında onları geri planda bırakmıştır. Hz. Abbâs, Hz. Ali’nin halifeliği için gayret göstermiş olmakla birlikte başarılı olamamıştır. Emevîler dönenimde siyasi olaylardan uzak durmaya çalışan Abbâsîler Halife Velid bin Abdülmelik döneminden itibaren siyasi çekişmelerde taraf olmuştur. Ebu Hâşim’in vasiyeti ile iktidar mücadelesine girişen aile üyeleri gizli biçimde ihtilal hareketini başlatmışlardır. İhtilalin başarı ile sonuçlandığı ana kadar gerçek niyetlerini gizlemişlerdir.. Bu çalışma Hz. Peygamberin vefatından başlayarak iktidara geliş sürecine kadar Abbâsî ailesinin hilâfet hususunda konum ve tutumlarını izah etmeyi amaçlamaktadır. Ayrıca Abbâsîlerin Emevî ve Hz. Ali soyu ile olan ilişkisini ele almaktadır.Abbâsîds are descend from Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalib. Prophet’s uncle and the most important name of the family, Abbas adopted Islam at a later time compared the other tribal members. The situation left them in the background , in the caliphates debate. Abbas made efforts fort he caliphate of Ali, but he was not successful. Abbâsîds, who tried tos tay away from political events during the return of Umayyads have been a party to political conflicts since the era of Caliphate Walid ibn Abdalmalik. The family members, who started the struggle for power with the will of Abu Hashim, secretly started the revolution. They hid their intentions until the moment when the revolution was successful. This study it aims to expalin the positions and attitudes of Abbâsîd family regarding the caliphate starting from the death of the Prophet until the coming the power. It also deal with the relationship of Abbâsids with Umayyads and Ali lineage.90669
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39 Mr. ‘Umar Ahmad Abbas Sudan Idlib
40 Mr. Mohammed Yarqi Algeria Deraa (leader)
41 Mr. Muhammad Mahmud Walid Bubakr Mauritania Deraa
42 Mr. Beltut ‘Ashur Algeria Deraa
43 Mr. Rafa‘at Merghani Abbas Sudan Deraa Arab
Organization for
Human Rights
44 Mr. Hashim Hasan Ali Iraq Deraa
45 Mr. Al-Sharif ‘Awwad Rahmat Sudan Deraa
46 Mr. Muhammad Nafi’ullah Walid Al-
Ni‘ma
Mauritania Deraa
47 Col. Maj. Ahmad Salim Al-Kharafi Kuwait Deir Al-Zor and
Bu Kamal
(leader)
48 Mr. Issa Sultan Al-Sulayti Bahrain Deir Al-Zor and
Bu Kamal
49 Mr. Husayn Salman Mattar Bahrain Deir Al-Zor and
Bu Kamal
50 Col. Khader Jabbar Kayan Khalifa Al-
Ka’abi
Iraq Deir Al-Zor and
Bu Kamal
51 Mr. Munib Ja’afar Salih Kasid Al-
Maliki
Iraq Deir Al-Zor and
Bu Kamal
52 Brig. Nidal Muzhir Muhammad
Abdullah Al-Rukabi
Iraq Deir Al-Zor and
Bu Kamal
53 Lt. Col. Salim Muhammad Al-Hajiri Kuwait Deir Al-Zor and
Bu Kamal
54 Lt. Col. Khalid Nasir Al-Radhan Kuwait Deir Al-Zor and
Bu Kamal
55 Brig. Kazem Jawad Yasir Abdulrida Al-
Adili
Iraq Deir Al-Zor and
Bu Kamal
56 Mr. Ja’afar Kubayda Sudan Damascus
(leader)
57 Mr. Juraybi Mihraz Algeria Damascus
58 Mr. Mikati Ali Algeria Damascus
59 Mr Ibrahim Fadl Al-Mawna Sudan Damascus
60 Mr. Muhammad Khalil Morocco Damascus
61 Mr. Muhammad Abduljalil Abdullah Al-
Ansari
United
Arab
Emirates
Damascu
Sural sparing pattern in the diagnosis of Gullian barre syndrome in children
No full textSural sparing pattern is believed to be important early neurophysiologic change of GuillainBarresyndrome (GBS) in adult and it is considered one of the diagnostic criteria for early GBS, but in children, there are limited studies to define its importance. This study aims to find the role of sural sparing pattern in the detection of GBS in children. The study involves 22child presented with classical features of GBS.Then the diagnosis was confirmed using serial electrodiagnostic testing and CSF examination. Then they undergo full neurological and neurophysiological assessment by nerve conduction study and electromyography. Sural sparing is defined as decrease in the ratio of sensory amplitude between ulnar and sural nerves compared to age and sex matched control. The study found that sural sparing pattern is a sensitive (83%) and specific (92%) finding in GBS. We conclude that sural sparing pattern is useful marker for diagnosis of GBS in children
COVID-19 associated with encephalitis : Two Cases
No full textSevere acute respiratory syndrome-related coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) infects the human upper respiratory, causing coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) with symptoms of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). However, in susceptible populations, such as immune-compromised individuals and the elderly, the symptoms develop to more severe disease (e.g., pneumonia). For a few days now, data reported in the neurological studies have also confirmed that SARS-CoV-2 has neuroinvasive capacities, as it can spread from the respiratory tract to the central nervous system (CNS), causing encephalitis. Compared to neuroinvasive human coronaviruses, SARS-CoV-2 may damage the central nervous system, causing neurological diseases. Opportunistic human SARS-CoV-2 pathogens could be associated with the triggering or the exacerbation of several neurological disorders whose etiology remains poorly understood. In this review, details about human coronaviruses that have been linked to the possibility of developing a disease of the central nervous system were illustrated. Two cases of viral encephalitis in patients diagnosed with COVID-19 were discussed in this review: one patient presented with encephalopathy; the other patient with acute hemorrhagic necrotizing encephalopathy
Encephalitis May complicate covid 19
No full textCoronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a pandemic. Neurological complications of COVID-19
have not been reported. Encephalopathy has not been described as a presenting symptom or
complication of COVID-19. But there is reported cases in two literatures presented with
encephalopathy and COVID -19 so we to keep in mind encephalitis May complicate covid-1
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