Patient safety is regarded as a global problem by which both developed and developing worlds are affected. It defined avoidance prevention of patient injuries or adverse events, could result during health care delivery. This study aimed to identify physicians' knowledge, influence, attitude toward patient's in the faculty medicine, Cairo university.A cross-sectional was conducted on 187 postgraduate physicians different specialties working University. Anonymous self-administered...

Abstract Introduction Migraine is a common disabling primary headache disorder with significant personal and socio-economic impacts. Medical students usually have multiple triggers for migraine, particularly stress irregular sleep. Objective To assess the prevalence, characteristics, degree of disability migraine in sample Egyptian medical to study their health care-seeking practice when having Patients methods A descriptive cross-sectional, questionnaire-based included 631 undergraduate...

Vitamin D is well known for its role in promoting calcium and phosphorus absorption recently associated with various neurological disorders. To study the possible relation between vitamin deficiency diabetic peripheral neuropathy a sample of patients recruited from Beni-Suef governorate, north Upper Egypt A case-control included 25 type 2 healthy controls. The were subjected to clinical evaluation including Michigan Neuropathy Screening Instrument nerve conduction study. And all control...

Neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) are a group of chronic affecting 1.2 billion people worldwide, with more burden in the developing communities. Improving awareness about NTDs is powerful affordable long-term intervention for infection control. In literature, there limited number studies countries assessing healthcare providers regarding these diseases. The present study aimed at sample Cairo University medical and nursing students NTDs. A cross-sectional descriptive was conducted on 184...

The role of serum Zinc in the pathogenesis relapsing remittent multiple sclerosis (RRMS) and its impact on motor disability radiological findings remains a matter debate. To assess level patients with RRMS at time relapse during remission to correlate zinc degree disability, fatigue, response disease modifying drugs, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings. A case-control study was carried out 75 subjects divided into three groups, 25 diagnosed as relapse, remission, healthy controls. All...

Abstract Introduction Adult-onset Still’s Disease (AOSD) is a rare systemic auto-inflammatory disorder characterised by fever, arthritis and rash. Some patients with AOSD exhibit resistance or intolerance to conventional treatments, necessitating alternative therapeutic strategies. This case series aims explore the efficacy safety of JAK inhibitors in managing difficult-to-treat AOSD. The driving force behind disease lies excessive inappropriate production pro-inflammatory cytokines, notably...

Nearly 60 major medical organizations have advocated for mandatory COVID-19 vaccination among healthcare. efforts faced obstacles due to hesitancy and mistrust. Similar challenges are anticipated booster shot initiatives, raising concerns regarding the acceptance of additional doses.Aim: To identify determinants acceptability Egyptian physicians SARS-Co-V2 vaccine.Methods: A cross-sectional online-based study that targeted a sample living working in Egypt since January 2020.Several...

Abstract Background Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) was identified in China December 2019. During any major epidemic, psychosocial disturbance occurs, which can surpass people’s capacity to handle the condition. Objective The study aimed estimate prevalence of anxiety disorder and assess sleep quality among Egyptian adults during COVID-19 lockdown. Methods cross-sectional through an anonymous web-based survey. Results Majority participants were females (80.3%), highly educated (96.8%), with...

Abstract Case report - Introduction A small sub-group of COVID-19 patients develop secondary haemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (sHLH), a multisystem progressive hyperinflammatory syndrome characterised by fever, hepatosplenomegaly, hyperferritinaemia, cytopenia, and multiple-organ failure, which if not identified promptly treated may be fatal. There have been isolated reports adults developing PIMS-TS, rare inflammatory seen in children with shares common features Kawasaki disease, toxic...

BACKGROUND: Health-care safety focuses on improving patient’s and worker’s in a safe working clinics’ environment prevent infection transmission including droplet infections as seasonal influenza novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Dental health-care personnel (DHCP) are the target of measures themselves responsible for elimination preventable harm. schools expected to demonstrate model quality care.
 AIM: This study aims achieve high-quality dental care at clinics, Faculty Dentistry, Cairo...

Although multiparasitism is a common phenomenon, but its impact on young children nutritional and developmental status underestimated. This cross-sectional study aimed to statistically correlate single/multiple parasitic infections detected with underweight, demographic and clinical data. Stool samples were collected from 222 Egyptian 1 5 years old who attending the Diagnostic Research Unit of Parasitic Diseases. Stool screened for parasitic species using light microscopy direct, trichrome...

Trials for discovering an anti-malarial drug, which can compete Schistosomal infection in co-endemic areas, are ongoing.Some preliminary studies were done on Synriam (SYN), antimalarial drug combination (arterolane maleate and piperaquine phosphate) released from Ranbaxy, to test its anti-schistosomal effect.But, vitro incubation of SYN with different Schistosoma haematobium stages was not fully assessed.This study determined the antischistosomal effect adult juvenile haematobium-Egyptian...

Abstract Background : Trials for discovering an anti-malarial drug, which can compete Schistosomal infection in co-endemic areas, are ongoing. Some preliminary studies were done on Synriam (SYN), drug combination (arterolane maleate and piperaquine phosphate) released from Ranbaxy, to test its anti-schistosomal effect. However, vitro incubation of SYN with different Schistosoma hematobium stages was not fully assessed. The aim this study is determine the effect adult juvenile hematobium-...