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Current Issue July-September 2014
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Vol 4 | Issue 3
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| Editorial |
| Syrians' alternative to a health care system: "field hospitals" |
| Until March 2011, the most common causes of death in Syria were similar to most countries in the world-cardiovascular disease followed by cancer. [1] This was changed dramatically when the conflict st... |
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| The syrian national kidney foundation: Response for the need of kidney patients during the crisis |
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| INTRODUCTION
Before the development of acute hemodialysis, mortality rate of acute renal failure (ARF) approached 100% in World War II. [1] Most of these kidney injuries were caused by... |
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| Original Article |
| An assessment of diabetes care in Palestinian refugee camps in Syria |
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| Background: Palestinian refugees have been a displaced group of people since 1948, many of whom are living in refugee camps in the Middle East. They are entitled to free health care from the Un... |
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| Original Article |
| Effect of combined dexamethasone therapy with nebulized r-epinephrine or salbutamol in infants with bronchiolitis: A randomized, double-blind, controlled trial |
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| Background: This study investigated the effect of combining oral dexamethasone with either nebulized racemic epinephrine or salbutamol compared to bronchodilators alone for the treatment of inf... |
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| Case Report |
| A case of septicemia due to Chyresobacterium indologenes producing bla NDM-1 |
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| A multidrug resistant Chyresobacterium indologenes was isolated from blood in a case of septicemia. The organism was resistant to carbapenems and was positive for bla NDM-1 ; ... |
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