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order to achieve and maintain the most
optimized patient care.
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Measurement of Some Biochemical
Parameters in Serum of Some children
with Autism in Jordan
Abdul Rahman Al-Bazzaz MD*, Rami Al-soufi
* Associated Professor Faculty of Pharmacy
of Al-Ahliyya Amman University. Amman
- Jordan. Associated Professor, Al-Nahrine
University - Faculty of Medicine Department of
physiology and biochemistry. Baghdad -Iraq
albazzazabdo@yahoo.com
Objectives: Is to measure some biochemical
parameters changes like (Homocysteine,
Methylcobalamine (Vit.B12), folic acid,
fasting blood sugar and lipid profiles) in
the serum of autistic children in Jordan
compared with normal subjects matched
with age, sex and body mass index (BMI).
To find if there are any relation between
the blood levels of these parameters and
the cause of autism in Jordan, trying to
give some guide in their treatment. This
is the first study done in Jordan and Arab
countries utilizing all five parameters.
Methods: All the serum biochemical
parameters are measured by special kits
using spectrophotometer, Elisa, and HPLC.
Results: There were significant and
insignificant differences between the
matched patients and controls in the
measured biochemical parameters
Conclusion: A lot of the studies about
autism were done outside Jordan which
specify some other parameters; however,
in this study performed in Jordan we tried
to screen some specifically deficient or
increased serum biochemical parameters
which can have an affect in the diagnosis
and treatment of these children, but until
now Jordan and Arab countries need more
studies.
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Updated Guidelines in
Immunophenotypic Characterization
of Hematopoietic and Lymphoid
Tumours
Raida Oudat MD, Consultant Hematopathologist
at Hematology Department Princess Iman
Research and Laboratory Sciences Center.
KHMC (Jordan)
droudat@hotmail.com
Objectives: To elaborate and illustrate the
updated guidelines in immunophenotypic
characterization of hematopoietic and
lymphoid tumours using flow cytometry
based on different institutes and societies
with special emphasis on Euro consortium.
Methods: Setting updated
immunophenotypic guidelines for
characterization of hematologic and
lymphoid tumours was based on many
standardization efforts including different
institutes and societies according to
general laboratory practice guidelines.
Results: Standardization guidelines ended
up in the usage of comparable flow
cytometers with full standardization of
instrument settings, laboratory protocols,
immunostaining procedures and careful
selection of antibody panels using 8-color
tubes with the adoption of automated
pattern recognition of normal and
abnormal patient samples.
Conclusion: Applying updated guidelines
in immunophenotypic characterization
of hematopoietic and lymphoid tumours
nowadays is mandatory for definite
diagnosis of difficult and overlapping cases
that cannot be recognized by conventional
flow cytometry.
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Importance of Infrared Rays and X-ray
Study of the Inhibition of Calcium
Phosphate Lithiasis and Struvite
Crystal Formation using Plant
Extracts
Beghalia Mohamed PhD*, Belouatek Aissa
Ghalem, Said Allali Hocine
University Prof (Algeria)
beghaliamohamed@ymail.com
Objectives: To highlight the importance
of the use of infrared-rays and X-ray
in this work. We performed an in
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