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Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Articles in Peerreviewed Journals Hamdan MA, Almalik MH, Mirghani HM. (2008). Early administration of enzyme replacement therapy for Pompe disease: Short-term follow up results. J Inherit Metab Dis ;Dec 12. (Epub ahead of print). Lammers WJ, Mirghani H, Stephen B, Dhanasekaran S, Wahab A, Al Sultan MA, Abazer F. (2008). Patterns of electrical propagation in the intact pregnant guinea pig uterus. Am J Physiol, March;294(3): R919-R928. k Proceedings, Conferences, Invited lectures, Web Sites and Others Mirghani H, Bekdache G, Begum M, Khan F. (2008). Fetal body measurement in gestational diabetes. 18th World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology.Chicago, USA (Poster), August 24th – 28th 2008. Mirghani H. (2008). Management of IUGR. Fetal Medicine: A multidisciplinary approach. International meeting for World Association of Perinatal Medicine, Khartoum, Sudan, 14-16 November 2008. George S. (2008). Pelvic floor dysfunction. Role of Laparoscopy in Gynaecology. Arab Health Congress organized by Dubai International Convention and Exhibition, Dubai, UAE. George S. (2008). Expert Meeting, Mirena IUD, Rome, Italy. k 2008 http://www.fmhs.uaeu.ac.ae/Departments/Obs&Gyn Obs & Gyn Tel : 7672000 / Fax : 7672067 47
Department of Paediatrics Research Profile Professor & Chair: Prof P Sasidharan Professor: Prof Y M Abdulrazzaq Prof A Souid Prof L Al-Gazali Prof S A Uduman Associate Professor: Dr E Aburawi Dr S Bharwani Dr H Narchi Assistant Professor: Dr S Al-Hammadi Dr F Al-Jasmi Dr R Al- Mahmoud Dr M Al-Samri Dr A Al-Suwaidi Dr G Balhaj Research Medical Specialist: Mr T Pramathan Mr J Kochiyil Research Assistant: Ms A Al-Kendi Medical Secretary: Ms R Clemente Secretary: Ms M Al-Badwawi Genetics/Birth Defects (including Neuro-Genetics) The department has a strong research interest in the area of birth defect/dysmorphology and brain malformations including nervous system dysgenesis. Several disorders have been studied at the clinical and molecular level. For example, familial and sporadic forms of cerebral dysgenesis were studied and a new type of agyria-pachygyria associated with agenesis of corpus callosum was characterized, a severe form of a syndrome of myotonia and bone dysplasia [Stüve-Wiedemann Syndrome (SWS)] was identified to be common in the population of the UAE. Founder mutation in the Leukemia inhibitory factor receptor (LIFR) was found in all families affected with SWS in this population. A birth defect registry for Al Ain Medical District was established by the department, which has gained membership of the International Clearing House for Birth Defects. Several studies from this register were published identifying the incidence and pattern of the various types of birth defects in this population together with establishing risk factors involved in their etiology. In addition, the group has been investigating the reasons why some anti-epileptic drugs (vigabatrin, lamotrigine) ingested by women during pregnancy cause neural tube and other defects. Departmental researches have already established that these drugs are teratogenic. It was established that methionine was 5 times lower in embryo of treated pregnant mice than in nontreated controls. Studies are ongoing to determine the impact of folic acid and vitamin B12 supplementation on the frequency of occurrence of anomalies in animal models. Aflatoxins are commonly found in nuts, grains and have been found to be increased in pregnant women and their offspring. Study is ongoing to determine teratogenic effects of aflatoxins in mice.
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