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Sindh Institute' of Urology and Transplantation SIUT SINDH INSTITUTE’ OF UROLOGY AND TRANSPLANTATION PUBLICATIONS OF SIUT FROM 1974 TO DATE Publications In Journals / Books Last Updated: January 2020 2 Impact factor Total FROM 1974- 2020 Acta Reumatologica Portuguesa 0.776 1 Advances in Chronic Kidney Disease 2.673 1 Advances in Medical Education and Practice 1 African Journal of Urology 2 American Journal of Clinical Pathology 1 American Journal of Gastroenterology 1 American Journal Of Human Genetics 9.924 2 American Journal of Kidney Disease 6.653 1 American Journal of Medical Genetics 2.264 1 American Journal of Translational Research 3.266 1 American Journal of Transplantation 6.493 9 American Society of Nephrology- Renal Week 1 Annals of Oncology 13.926 2 Annals of Human Genetics 1.319 1 Annals of Saudi Medicien 0.808 1 Applied Clinical Research, Clinical Trials & Regulatory 1 Affairs Artificial Organs 2.379 1 Asian Bioethics Review 6 Asian Journal of Pediatric Nephrology 2 Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention 1.500 2 Bioethics 1.562 1 BMC Gastroenterology 2.212 1 British Journal of Medicine & Medical Research 2 British Journal of Urology Int 4.439 10 British Medical Journal 20.785 1 Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 1.077 2 Clin Exp Hypertens 1.234 2 Clinical Experimental Nephrology 1.764 2 Clin J Am Soc Nephrol 5.835 1 Bibliography: Muhammad Rizwan Updated by: Muhammad Riaz Khwaja Muin Ahmed Library SIUT 3 Clinical Nephrology 1.352 1 Clinical Nephrology and Research 1 Clinical Nuclear Med 4.563 1 Clinical Practice 2.0 1 Clinical Transplantation 1.865 2 Cochrane Database Systematic Reviews 6.124 1 Current Opinion Organ Transplantation 3.073 2 Dialogue in Pediatric Urology. 1 European Journal of Cancer 5.417 1 Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal 0.663 7 European Journal Human Genetics 4.349 1 Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine 1.360 1 European Journal of Sociology 0.962 1 European Respiratory Journal 10.569 1 European Urology 16.265 1 Experimental and Clinical Transplantation 0.38 23 Frontiers in Genetics 4.151 2 Frontiers in Pediatrics 2.172 2 Gastroenterology and Hepatology from Bed to Bench 1.28 3 Gastrointestinal Endoscopy 5.369 1 Gene 2.415 3 Gene Reports 1 Genetic testing and Molecularbiomarkers 1.181 2 Genetics 5.963 1 Hasting Center Report 1.345 3 Hektoen International 1 Hepatistis Monthly 1.677 1 Hepatol International 2.164 3 Immunological Investigation 2.588 2 Immunopathologia Persa 2 Indian Journal of Gastroenterology 0.86 1 Indian Journal of Kidney Diseases 2 Indian Journal of Medical Ethics 12 12 Bibliography: Muhammad Rizwan Updated by: Muhammad Riaz Khwaja Muin Ahmed Library SIUT 4 Indian Journal of Medical Microbiology 0.95 1 Indian Journal of Nephrology 0.55 5 Indian Journal of Pediatrics 0.945 2 Indian Journal of Urology 0.86 2 Infectious Diseases Journal of Pakistan 1 Inflamm Bowel Diseases 4.525 1 Inflamm Research 2.659 1 International Journal of Organ Trenaplantation Medicine 6 1 International Journal of Radiation Oncology. Biology. Physics 5.133 3 International Journal of Stem Cells 2.768 1 International Journal of Surgery 1.531 1 International Journal of Tuber Lung Disease 2.468 2 Investigative Genetics 2.73 2 Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science 3.388 1 Iranian Journal of Kidney Diseases 0.92 1 Iranian Journal of Pharmaceutical Research 1.583 1 Isra Medical Journal 1 Japanese Society of Nephrology 1 Journal of American Society Nephrology 8.655 3 Journal of Ayub Medical College 0.27 1 Journal of Cancer Research Clinical Oncology 3.081 1 Journal of Clinical Investigation 12.784 2 Journal of Clinical Pathology 2.687 2 Journal of College of Physician and surgeon Pakistan(JCPSP) 0.554 41 Journal of Diabetology 8.684 1 Journal of the Dow University Health Sciences 1 Journal of Endourology 2.27 14 Journal of Gastroenterology 5.561 1 Journal of Korean Medical Science 1.249 1 Journal of Medical Case Reports 1 Journal of Medical Ethics 1.764 1 Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine 0.66 1 Bibliography: Muhammad Rizwan Updated by: Muhammad Riaz Khwaja Muin Ahmed Library SIUT 5 Journal of Medical Virology 1.935 1 Journal of Medicine, Health Carel and Pilosophy 1.067 1 Journal of Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies 1 Journal of Nephrology 3.698 3 Journal of Nephrology Urology and Transplantation 64 Journal of Nephropathology 13 J Nephropharmacol 3 Journal of Pakistan Medical Association (JPMA) 0.616 117 Journal of Parathyroid Disease 1 Journal of Pediatric Urology 1.611 9 Journal of Radiotherapy in Practice 0.18 3 Journal of Renal Injury Prevention 0.675 4 Journal of Solid Tumor 2.14 1 Journal of Surgery Pakistan 2 Journal of the Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System 1.396 1 Journal Translational Internal Medicine 0.48 10 Journal of Tuberculosis: Opinions 1 Journal of Ultrastructure Research 0.50 1 Journal of Urology 5.157 5 Journal of Urology & Nephrology 1 Journal Transplantation Technologies Research. 0.12 1 Journal of Vascular Access (The) 1.306 1 Kidney International 8.395 5 Lancet 44.002 1 Liver International 4.5 1 Malaysian Journal of Pathology 0.754 2 Medical Education 4.405 1 Middle East Journal of Cancer 0.14 2 Middle East Journal of Digestive Diseases 0.92 1 Mutation Research 2.133 1 National Journal of Health Sciences 1 National Resaerch Institute of Fertility Control 1 Nature Genetics 27.959 1 Bibliography: Muhammad Rizwan Updated by: Muhammad Riaz Khwaja Muin Ahmed Library SIUT 6 Nefrologia 1,183 3 Nephrology 1.563 3 Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation 4.47 8 Nephrolo-Urology Monthly 5 3 Nephron Clincal Practice 2.138 2 New England Journal of Med 72.406 1 Open Access Library Journal 0.2 1 Open Journal of Immunology 0.56 1 Open Journal of Nephrology 0.12 2 Pakistan Journal of Medical Research 1 Pakistan Journal of Medical Science 0.696 9 Pakistan Journal of Neurological Science 1 Pakistan Journal of Pharmacy Science 3 Pakistan Journal of Radiology 3 Pakistan Journal of Surgery 5 Pakistan Pediatric Journal 1 Pan African Medical Journal 0.33 6 Pathology Oncology Reseach 1.96 1 Pediatric Transplanatation 1.294 1 Pediatric Nephrology 2.14 1 Pediatrics 5.705 1 Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 1 Pharmacogenomics Journa (The) 1 Physica Medica European Journal of Medical Physics 2.24 1 Port J Nephrol Hypert 4 Postgraduate Doctor Middle East 1 Professional Medical Journal 2 Radiation Protection dosimetry 0.917 1 Radiotheraphy and oncology 4.942 1 Rawal Medical Journal 6 Renal Failure 1.440 6 Reviews on Recent Clinical Trials 1 Bibliography: Muhammad Rizwan Updated by: Muhammad Riaz Khwaja Muin Ahmed Library SIUT 7 Saudi Journal of Gastroenterology 1.368 1 Saudi Journal of Kidney Disease Transplantation 10 Science and Engineering Ethics 2.229 1 Scientific World Journal 1.219 1 South African Radiographer 2 Tissue Antigens 2.558 2 Transplant Infectious Disease 1.869 1 Transplant Direct. 1 Transplant Int 3.079 4 Transplantation Proceedings 0.908 71 Transplantation. 3.335 19 Tropical Doctor 0.565 4 Tropical Medical Surgery 1 Turkish Journal of Hematology 0.686 1 Turkish Journal of Urology 4.38 1 Urolithiasis 1.816 5 Urologic Oncololgy: Seminarsand Original Investigations 3.767 1 Urological Research 1.394 8 Urology Annals 0.51 4 Urology Journal 2.309 3 Urology Nephrology Open Access Journal 1 Webmed Central Transplantation 1 Williamsburg James City County (WJCC) 1 World Gastroenterology Organisation 1 World Gastroenterology News 2 World Journal of Gastroenterology 3.365 3 World Journal of Hepatology 0.858 2 World Journal of Nephrology 1 World Journal of Nuclear Medicine 1 TOTAL 744 LIST OF BOOKS PUBLICATIONS TOTAL 12 TOTAL 756 Bibliography: Muhammad Rizwan Updated by: Muhammad Riaz Khwaja Muin Ahmed Library SIUT 8 PUBLICATIONS OF SIUT 2020 756(3) Jafry NH, Mubarak M, Ahmed E, Akhtar F. Catastrophic antiphospholipid antibody syndrome as a first manifestation of primary antiphospholipid antibody syndrome in a middle‑aged man. https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s13730-020-00446-0.pdf Pdf FullText 755(2) Khan AR, Raza A, Firasat S, Abid A. CYP3A5 ene polymorphisms and their impact on dosage and trough concentration of tacrolimus among kidney transplant patients: A systematic review and meta-analysis. Pharmacogenomics J. 2020 Jan 6. doi: 10.1038/s413 97-019-0144-7. Pdf FullText 754(1) Hussain M, Khan MS, Lal M, Hashmi A, Anwer Naqvi SAA, Rizvi SAH. Stricture of Urethra: Patterns and Outcomes of Management from a Single Centre in Pakistan Over 7 Years. J Coll Physicians Surg Pak. 2020; 30(1):79-84. Pdf FullText 2019 753(41) Rasool MS, Siddiqui F, Ajaz M, Rasool SA. Prevalence and antibiotic resistance profiles of Gram negative bacilli associated with urinary tract infections (UTIs) in Karachi, Pakistan. Pak. J. Pharm. Sci. 2019;32:2617-2623. Pdf FullText 752(40) Lal W, Ali T, Idrees MK, Hafeez AR, Khadija, Shoukat . Non-Compliance of Hemodialysis and Related Factors among End-Stage Renal Disease Patients. J Dow Univ Health Sci. 2019;13(3): 128-132. Pdf FullText 751(39) Ali S, Suleman M, Hashmi S, Umair M, Beg MA, Huda N. Multiple mini-interviews: current perspectives on utility and limitations. Advances in Medical Education and Practice 2019:10 1031–1038. Pdf FullText Bibliography: Muhammad Rizwan Updated by: Muhammad Riaz Khwaja Muin Ahmed Library SIUT 9 750(38) Siddiqui MAR, Hussain SZM, Mubarak M. Iris metastasis as the initial presentation of upper gastrointestinal tract carcinoma:a case report. Journal of Medical Case Reports. 2019; 13(1):367. Pdf FullText 749(37) Kumar SK,Sham S, Lail G, Rajesh Mandhwani R, Hanif F, Luck NH, Samejo KH, Manzoor Ul Haque M, Devi A.
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