• Effects of Educational Program on Nurses’ Knowledge Regarding Care of Patients with Hip Fracture in White Nile State Governmental Hospitals and Omdurman Military 

  E. Suliman, El Tagi; F. Mukhtar, Hayat (African Journal of Medical Sciences, 2021)

  Background: Hip fractures are common injuries affecting the proximal femur of hip joint. In Sudan, hip fracture remains a huge problem and concerns many Sudanese families the costs of her surgeries are very expensive, ...
• Phenotypic detection of Extended Spectrum βeta-Lactamase producing Escherichia coli isolated from urinary tract infected Patients in Khartoum, Sudan 

  BABIKER SAAD ALMUGADAM; KALEEM ALLAH IBRAHIM; MUSA ABDULLAH ALI (EUROPEAN ACADEMIC RESEARCH, 2016-05-02)

  The aim of this study was to determine the frequency of extended-spectrum β-lactamases (ESBLs) in uropathogenic E. coli isolates. A total of 100 E. coli isolates were obtained, among which 43(43%) and 57(57%) were collected ...
• EVALUATION OF BLOOD COUNT AMONG BLOOD DONORS ATTENDING KOSTI TEACHING HOSPITAL BLOOD BANK, WHITE NILE STATE, SUDAN 

  Ahmed M. Elnour; Nada Y. Ali; Moataz M. Ali; Elsharif A. Bazie; Algily A. Edries; Hadeel A. Ali; Mohiera O. Ataalmnan; Abozer Y. Elderdery; Nawal E. Omer (IJCRR, 2016-01-10)

  Objectives: Current study aimed to evaluate blood counts among blood donors attending Kosti hospital blood bank. Methodology: This cross sectional descriptive study was performed at the blood bank of Kosti teaching hospital ...
• Changing the prescribing patterns of sexually transmitted infections in the White Nile Region of Sudan 

  I B Eltayeb; A I Awad; M S Mohamed-Salih; M A Daffa-Alla; M B Ahmed; M A Ogail; L Matowe (Changing the prescribing patterns of sexually transmitted infections in the White Nile Region of Sudan, 2005-01-31)

  Background: The number of inappropriate prescriptions for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in Sudan is suspected to be high. Simple multifaceted interventions directed at prescribers may improve prescribing patterns ...
• The Prevalence of Cigarette and Shisha (water pipe) Smoking among Sudanese Tuberculous Patients 

  MUTASIM SIDDIG MOHAMMED SALIH; BADER ELDIEN HAROUN; ELSHARIF AHMED BAZIE; MOATAZ MOHAMED ALHASAN; HAMZA BABIKIR HAMZA (EUROPEAN ACADEMIC RESEARCH, 2016-10-07)

  World Health Organization (WHO), which declared tuberculosis a global health emergency in 1993 and it remains a major cause of mortality in developing countries. In Sudan 1985, prevalence of TB was estimated by 3% among ...
• Sero-Prevalence of HIV and Syphilis Infections among Blood Donors at Kosti Teaching Hospital-White Nile State-Sudan 

  Elsharif Ahmed Bazie; Moataz Mohamed Alhasan Ali; Hamza Babikir Hamza; Omer Saeed Magzoub; Mutasim Siddig Mohammed Salih; Badr Eldien Haroun; Mohammed Fathalla Khalid Malik (International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 2015-11-04)

  This study is conducted to evaluate the sero-prevalence of HIV and syphilis among blood donors at Kosti Teaching Hospital, White Nile State, Sudan. During the study period from January to May 2014 at Kosti Teaching Hospital, ...
• Intermittent chemotherapy compared to the daily regimen in Sudanese patients with pulmonary tuberculosis 

  Mutasim Siddig Mohammed Salih; Idris Babiker Eltayeb; Abullahi Mahgoub Zaki; Badr Eldein H. Idriss; Abdelmoneim Ismail Awad; Alaa Eldein Hassan Ahmed; Hassan M. Mohi Eldein (Time Journal of Medical Sciences Report and Research, 2013-04-26)

  A prospective comparative, randomized clinical trial, hospital based study, carried out at Kosti teaching hospital using directly observed treatment short course (DOTS), to evaluate the efficacy of intermittent chemotherapy ...
• Patient Adherence and Relapse Rate for the intermittent chemotherapy compared to the daily regimen 

  Mutasim S. Mohammed Salih; Idris B. Eltayeb; Abdullahi M. Zaki; Alla Eldin H.Ahmed; Badr Eldein H. Idriss (University of Bakht Alruda Scientific Journal, 2013-06-07)

  The aim of this study is to assist clinicians and other healthcare providers in making evidence-based decisions about appropriate treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis, specifically by evaluating the efficacy of intermittent ...
• The effect of Pharmacologic Treatment which reduces Plasma Glucose in the Urine Cytology of patients with Type II DM. 

  Mohammed, F, Khalid; Asaad, A, Almsaad; Salma, O,Hussin; Mutasim S. Mohammed Salih; Hussain Gadelkarim Ahmed. (2014)

  Settings: Urine cytology is the most widely used noninvasive test to detect urothelial atypical changes. Though, it is limited by its low sensitivity, particularly in the detection of urothelial tumors, but it can be ...
• Assessment of the drug therapy for sexually transmitted diseases in the White Nile State – Sudan. 

  Mutasim S. Mohamed Salih; Idris B. Eltayeb; A moniem l.Awad; DafaAlla M.A; Mahdi B.Ahmed; Mohammed Adam Ogail (2011-12-04)

  Back ground:Irrational drug prescribing is a global problem. It results in development of resistance to antimicrobials, ineffective treatment, adverse effects and economic burden on patient and society. Objectives: This ...
• Screening Of Proteinuria and Hematuria in Asymptomatic Children in Basic School-Kosti City-In White Nile (Kosti City) 

  Elsharif Ahmed Bazie; Moataz Mohamed Alhasan Ali; Hamza Babikir Hamza; Abazar Mahmoud Ismail; Mutasim Siddig Mohammed Salih; Bader Eldien Haroun (Journal of Medical and Biological Science Research, 2015-09-21)

  Mass screening for proteinuria and haematuria enhances the awareness of renal diseases and improves the chances for an early diagnosis and therapy. Early diagnosis is the cornerstone for prevention of kidney failure. Even ...
• Adverse drug reactions of Intermittent chemotherapy compared to daily regimen in Sudanese patients with pulmonary Tuberculosis 

  Mutasim S. Mohammed Salih; Idriss B. Eltayeb; Abullahi M. Zaki; Badr Eldein H. Idriss; Alla Eldin H. Ahmed; Hassan M. Mohi Eldein (2012-03-01)

  Abstract Back ground: The World Health Organization (WHO) declared Tuberculosis a global health emergency in 1993 as it remains a major cause of mortality in developing countries. The World Health Organization's Directly ...
• Structural Change in Microbiota by a Probiotic Cocktail Enhances the Gut Barrier and Reduces Cancer via TLR2 Signaling in a Rat Model of Colon Cancer 

  Dogkotenge Kuugbee, Eugene; Shang, Xueqi; Gamallat, Yaser; Bamba, Djibril; Awadasseid, Annoor; Ahmed Suliman, Mohammed; Zang, Shizhu; Ma, Yufang; Chiwala, Gift; Xin, Yi; Shang, Dong (2016-01-24)

  BACKGROUND: Structural change in the gut microbiota is implicated in cancer. The beneficial modulation of the microbiota composition with probiotics and prebiotics prevents diseases. AIM: We investigated the effect ...
• The effect of oral hypoglycemic agents in the Urine Cytology of Females with Type II Diabetes Mellitus. 

  salih, mutaism M; Khalid, Mohammed.F; Almsaad, Asaad.A.; Salma, O.Hussin (Scientific Journal of the University of Imam Mahdi, 2016-06-01)

  Urine cytology is the most widely used non invasive test to detect urothelial atypical changes. Though, it is limited by its low sensitivity, particularly in the detection of urothelial tumors, but it can be useful in ...
• Niclosamide inhibits colon cancer progression through downregulation of the Notch pathway and upregulation of the tumor suppressor miR-200 family 

  Suliman, Mohammed A; Zhang, Zhenxing; Na, Heya; Ribeiro, Ailton L.L.; Zhang, Yu; Niang, Bachir; Hamid, Abdu Salim; Zhang, Hua; Xu, Lijie; Zuo, Yunfei (International Journal of Molecular Medicine, 2016-07-22)

  Colorectal cancer (CRC) is among the most frequent causes of cancer-related deaths worldwide. Thus, there is a need for the development of new therapeutic approaches for the treatment of CRC. Accumulating evidence has ...
• Water and Waste Analysis and Assessment according to the WHO Standards in the Main Hospitals of White Nile State 

  Elnour, Ahmed Mohammed; Mohammed, Aleya Hanafy; El-Borgy, Mohamed Darwish; Fadelella, Nur Eldin Eltahir; Moussa, Mayada Mohamed R (University of Bakht Alruda ScienƟfic Journal, 2014-12)

  Water is one of the most essential components of the human environment. Man needs it for his physiological existence as well as for his clinical activities. So, drinking water should be clean and free from any pathogenic ...
• Comparison between Direct Stool Examination and Culture Technique in Diagnosis of Giardia lamblia in Patient’s attending to Kosti Teaching Hospital, White Nile State, Sudan 

  Tamomah, Abdelhakam G; Elnour, Ahmed Mohammed; Mohammed, Hafiz Y; Magboul, Abdelmonium M; Alradi, Alaa A; Ahmed, Alwassila G. (Society for Advancement of Science, 2016-03-10)

  Giardia lamblia is the most common flagellate of the intestinal tract, causing Giardiasis. It is more common in warm climates and the humans are the only important reservoir of the infection in parts of the world where ...
• Impacts of health education on knowledge and practice of hospital staff with regard to Healthcare waste management at White Nile State main hospitals, Sudan 

  Elnour, Ahmed Mohammed; Moussa, Mayada Mohamed R; El-Borgy, Mohamed Darwish; Fadelella, Nur Eldin Eltahir; Mahmoud, Aleya Hanafy (International Journal of Health Sciences, Qassim University, 2015)

  Objectives: The present study aims at assessing nursing and sanitation staff knowledge and practice regarding Healthcare Waste (HCW) management before and after the implementation of an educational intervention program ...
• Healthcare waste management assessment of White Nile State hospitals 

  Elnour, Ahmed Mohammed; Mahmoud, Aleya Hanafy; El-Borgy, Mohamed Darwish; Fadelella, Nur Eldin Eltahir (university of Bakht Alruda scientific journal, 2013-12)

  Healthcare waste (HCW) has become one of critical concerns in the developing countries constitutes a special category of waste, potentially contain harmful materials. The inappropriate handling and disposal of HCW ...
• Alterations in haematological parameters among workers of fuel stations in White Nile State, Sudan 

  Elderdery, Abozer Y.; Elnour, Ahmed Mohammed; Ali, Nada Y.; Elsaken, Abeer A; AbdElgabar, Remah E; Elbashier, Romisa A; Omer, Nawal E (International Journal of Biomedical and Advance Research, 2015)

  Benzene exposure is one of the main health concerns for occupations with risk of exposure to volatile solvents such as petrol pump workers. Human exposure to benzene is associated with multiple adverse health effects ...

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