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Project No. 70 (1995)The Type, Pattern and Frequency of Congenital Heart Disease amongConsanguineous and Non-Consanguineous UAE familiesStudent Authors: Nasser H Al- NeaimiFaculty Supervisors: Dr. N. Pugh, Dr. M.M. Hossain, Dr. A. Bener, Dr. I. Al-GazaliAbstract:Objectives Consanguineous marriages are common among UAE families, particularlyamong first cousin relations. The purpose of this study was to investigate therelationship of consanguinity to congenital heart diseases.Methods Eighty-four UAE patients were included in this study.Results No significant increase in the incidence of congenital heart diseases amongconsanguineous over non- consanguineous families. However specific diseases such asostrium secundrum type, atrial septal defect and tetralogy of Fallot were commoneramong patients of consanguineous parents. Congenital heart diseases have a multifactorialbackground to which genetics is one contributory factor but not the only one.Conclusion Consanguinity is a public health problem that should be addressed andsensitively approached.
Project No. 71 (1995)The Etiological Factors of Infertility Among Women and the Relevance of IVFtreatmentStudent Authors: Mazen Ali M NajiFaculty Supervisors: Dr. M.M. Hossain, Dr. N. Pugh, Dr. G. AbsoodAbstract:Objective To determine the etiological factors associated with infertility among UAEwomen and to explore the role and success of IVF treatment.Method A total 161 women referred to Tawam Hospital by retrospective analysis ofcase files.Results The major etiological factor of infertility was unexplained infertility in 47.2% ofcases, the second major etiological factor was tubal blockage in 7.5% of cases. Themajority of women were between 21-40 years and women who became pregnantwithout treatment accounted for 39.3% of total women from that group. The successrate of IVF treatment is 22.9%, which is comparable with famous centers around theworld.Recommendation Unexplained infertility should not be taken as a fixed diagnosis andthere should be an underlying cause, because some of women got pregnant withoutany medication.
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