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Vol 16 Issue 01.Pdf PATRON JAIMC Muhammad Rashid Zia Principal The Journal of Allama Iqbal Medical College Allama Iqbal Medical College/ Jinnah Hospital Jan - March, 2018, Volume 16, Issue 01 CHIEF EDITOR Rakhshanda Farid Fosfomycin; A Better Choice Against Bacteria Causing Urinary Tract Infections 1 ASSOCIATE EDITOR Farhan Rasheed, Muhammad Aurangzeb, Ihsan Ullah Hashmi, Ahmad Yar Arif M. Siddiqui Experience of Laparoscopic Ultrasound in Management of Hydatid Cyst Zahid Niaz 10 of Liver Seema Hasnain MANAGING EDITOR Liaquat Ali Bhatti, Zahid Niaz, Muneeb Rehman Muhammad Imran Awareness & Attitude Among Lady Doctors & Lady Paramedics Towards 15 STATISTICAL EDITOR Menopausal Symptoms and Hrt Mamoon Akbar Qureshi Sara Saeed, Saira Yunus, Sumera Kanwal, Amtullah Zarreen DESIGNING & COMPOSING Hematological Changes in Malaria: Correlation to Plasmodium Species 19 Muhamamd Imran Tahir Rabia Ahmad, Muneeza Natiq, Seema Mazhar, Nosheen Wasim Yusuf INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD Shoaib Khan (Finland) Antibiotics Use Under Integrated Management of Childhood Illness Guidelines 27 Saad Usmani (USA) in Pediatric Outdoor in a Tertiary Care Hospital Bilal Ayub (USA) Huda Jamil, Nabeeha Khalil, Tahreem Amjad M. Hassan Majeed (USA) Adnan Agha (Saudi Arabia) Knowledge and Practices Regarding Foot Care in Diabetic Patients Presenting 32 Zeeshan Tariq (USA) In Medical OPD & Indoors of Various Public Sector Hospitals of Lahore Umar Farooq (USA) Muhammad Usman Zaib, Muhammad Usman Faisal, Muhammad Shafqat, EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD Tayyaba Rashid Amatullah Zareen Fat Transplantation Versus Adipose-Derived Stromal Vascular Fraction(SVF) 37 Arif Tajammul in Mouth Functional Disability Due to Early Oral Submucous Fibrosis Muhammad Tayyab Zubair Akram Naveed A.Khan, Maria Khan, Syed Saqib Reza Bokhari, Ahsen Nazeer Ahmad Nadeem Hafeez Butt M Tahir Saeed, Nazmeen Arif, Maha Tariq, Maham Younus Ayesha Arif Comparative Study of Typhoidot and Widal with Blood Cultures in the 42 Shahid Imran Ali Diagnosis of Typhoid Fever Reported at Children Hospital Lahore Tariq Rasheed Maryam Farooq, Umaira Ahsan, Farhana Shahzad, Kokab Jabeen Naveed Ashraf Moazzam Nazeer Tarar Vaginal Carriage Rate of Group B Streptococcus in Pregnant Women at 47 Tayyab Abbas Chaudhary Rehmat Ali Hospital, Lahore Aamir Nadeem Kokab Jabeen, Alia Batool, Munir Ahmad Tehseen Riaz Muhammd Akram Attitudes of Medical Students Towards Group and Self-regulated Learning 52 Meh-un-Nisa among Students of Various Public Sector Medical Colleges of Lahore Ambereen Anwar Muhammad Shafqat, Babar Naeem, Aisha Saeed Waseem Shafqat Rashid Saeed Burn out Syndrome in Nurses in JHL 57 Muhammad Ashraf Humna Mehboob, Hunza Malik, Ziad Sarwar Muhammad Abbas Raza Azim Jahangir Khan A Study of Outcomes of Conventional open Hernia Repair with Self-Fixation 63 Fouzia Ashraf Mesh Versus Total Extra Peritoneal (TEP) Suture-Free Mesh Repair. Shahnaz Akhtar Syed Saqib Raza Bokhari, Noor Fatima Ahsen, Amna Bibi Syed Saleem Abbas Jafri Attitude of Medical Students about Smoking 58 Shahzad Avais Somayya Virk, Uzair Rashid, Shahryar Malik Tayyab Pasha Aliya Zahid Effect of Dengue Fever on Liver Enzymes Precipitated by Drug 62 Muhammad Nasrullah Khan Aliza A Syed, Mujtaba Hasan, Syed Sibtain Ul Hassan Ehsan ur Rehman Rubina Alsam Complications of Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy for Symptomic Gall Stone 65 Ashraf Zia Disease Khurshid Khan Liaqat Ali Deokah, Fakhar-uz-Zaman, Saad Ullah Malik Farhat Sultana PUBLICATION Department of Community Medicine, Allama Iqbal Medical College, Allama Shabbir Ahamed Usmani Gulraiz Zulfiqar OFFICE Road, Lahore (Pakistan). Ph: 99231453, E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] JAIMC The Journal of Allama Iqbal Medical College Jan - March, 2018, Volume 16, Issue 01 Experience of Multi Drug Resistant TB (MDR-TB) At PMDT Site In Tertiary 68 Care Teaching Hospital (AIMC/JHL) Usman Rasool Lodhi, Aman Ul Haq, Zafar Hussain Iqbal Management of Chronic Anal Fissure with Lateral Internal Sphincterotomy 71 Liaqat Ali Deokah, Fakhar-uz-Zaman, Neelama Asghar Management of Pilonidal Sinus—Comparison of Surgical Procedures 74 Liaqat Ali Deokah, Fakhar-uz-Zaman, Muhammad Ahmad Reluctance of Doctors to Work in Villages 77 Arsala Rashid, Uzair Rashid, Somayya Virk, Saira Afzal Factors Leading to Infertility And Role of PAP Smear and High Vaginal Swab 81 Anum Arooj, Nosheen Bano, Kiran Bukhsh, Shaheen Kausar, Naila Nawaz PUBLICATION Department of Community Medicine, Allama Iqbal Medical College, Allama Shabbir Ahamed Usmani OFFICE Road, Lahore (Pakistan). 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