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JAIMC PATRON Prof. Arif Tajammul The Journal of Allama Iqbal Medical College Principal Allama Iqbal Medical College/ July - September 2020, Volume 18, Issue 03 Jinnah Hospital Editorial i CHIEF EDITOR Coronaconomy – Health Verses Economy In The Time Of Corona iii Dr. Rubina Aslam Muhamamd Imran Head of Department of Psychiatry Original Articles i ASSOCIATE EDITORS Sub-Conjunctival Versus Intracameral Dexamethasone Injection Afteri 334 Sana Iftikhar Phacoemmulsifiction, A Comparative Study About Immediate Mehwish Akhtar Anterior Uveitis Sabeen Irshad Fiza Azhar, Shamshad Ali, Saqib Siddiq, Muhammad Moeen Bhatti, Ather Touseef, M. Abrar Ahmad, Khalid Waheed MANAGING EDITOR Muhammad Imran Leading Causes of Morbidities in Children under Five Years Age: 339 Knowledge and Practices Regarding Risk Factors in CMH Lahore STATISTICAL EDITORS Tahira Raza, M Asharaf Chaudhry, Ahsan Masud, Hira Kalsoom, Maheen Omer, Mamoon Akbar Qureshi Khawaja Rafay Ghazanfar, Inoshia Inam, Hamza Alvi, Jannat Sardar Sheikh Zarabia Pervaiz Butt The Prevalence of Dry Eye Disease Among Professional Computer Users 344 M. Nausherwan Adil, M. Abrar Ahmad, Usama Javaid,M.Rashid Yaseen, Ather PHOTOGRAPHY & GRAPHICS Touseef, Muhammad Moeen Bhatti Syed Ali Hassan Rizvi Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Hospital Waste Management amongst 349 the Paramedics of a Teaching Hospital in Lahore DESIGNING & COMPOSING Khawar Abbas Chaudhry, Amina Yousaf, Mujtaba Hasan Siddiqui, Muhammad Talal Publishers Ismaeel Tariq, Surya Fazal Hashmi, Muhammad Azhar Shah I.T MANAGER Awareness and Knowledge of PAP Smear as a Screening Test for Cervical 355 Muhamamd Shujat Ali Cancer Among Women Attending Gynaecological OPD of Services Hospital Madeeha Rashid, Kiren Khurshid Malik, Asma Mushtaq, Rubina Sohail INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD The Impact of Pterygium Surgical Excision on Corneal Astigmatism 361 Shoaib Khan (Finland) M. Abrar Ahmad M. Nausherwan Adil, Muhammad Moeen Bhatti, Saqib Siddiq Saad Usmani (USA) Ch, Rana Naveed Iqbal, Ather Touseef Bilal Ayub (USA) Adnan Agha (Saudi Arabia) Teacher`s Perception of Instructional Strategy Regarding Undergraduate 365 Shahzad Khalid (Saudi Arabia) Learning at Community Based Medical Camps Zeeshan Tariq (USA) Zahid Kamal, Mehboob Alam, Muhammad Amjad, Bahadur Iftikhar, Junaid Iqbal, Umar Farooq (USA) Raees Abbas Muhammad Hassan Majeed (USA) Preference of the Patients for Selection of Healthcare Provider Suffering from 371 Malik Aizad Mumtaz (UK) Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms Asim Qureshi (Oman) Sohail Hassan, Ashfaq Ahmad, Fawad Nasrullah, Mohammad Iqbal, Ammad Ahmad Muhammad Javaid (Ireland) Siddiqui, Saleem Shahzad Shamas Qamar Shoaib Mirza (Australia) Prevalence and Risk Factors of Anemia among Non-Pregnant Women of 374 Childbearing Age Muhammad Azhar Shah, Muhammad Latif, Mutiullah Khan, Mujtaba Hasan Siddiqui, Khadija Mohabbat, Maryam Azmat COVID-19 Awareness and Knowledge in General Public During Lockdown 380 Asma Zahid, Nizam Abdul Qadir, Muhammad Kamran, Usman Ahmed, Komal Ayyaz, Aneeq Ahmed, Tayyab Abbas Comparison of Frequency of Biliary Leakage with Clip-Less Versus Clipped 384 Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy for the Management of Acute Cholecystitis Ch. Muhammad Aqeel, Nizam Abdul Qadir, Asma Munaf Khan, Farrukh Muneer, Muhammad Asad Javed, Zareen Amjad Diagnostic Accuracy of Color Doppler Ultrasound in Evaluation of Thora- 389 codorsal Artery Pedicle after Axillary Lymph Node Dissection to Ascertain Reliability of Latissimus Dorsi Flap for Breast Reconstruction Surgery Sobia Mazhar JAIMC EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD Hamid Mahmood The Journal of Allama Iqbal Medical College Amatullah Zareen July - September 2020, Volume 18, Issue 03 Muhammad Rashid Zia Zubair Akram Evaluation of Angiogenesis and Anti Oxidative Enzymes in Patients of Chronic 393 Ayesha Arif Liver Disease Nadeem Hafeez Butt Madiha Ashraf, Maria Anwar, Ameena Nasir, Abdul Basit Ali, Adnan Riaz, Tariq Rasheed Muhammad Faisal Javaid Naveed Ashraf Injudicious Use of Thyroid Radioisotope Scan for the Diagnosis of Thyroid 399 Moazzam Nazeer Tarar Diseases Kashif Iqbal Malik Mahboob Alam Chishti, Basil Rizvi, Zareen Amjad, Usman Khan, Nizam Abdul Tayyab Abbas Qadir, Rabia Ikram, Ali Nawaz Farhat Naz Scar Tenderness as a Sign of Scar Complication 403 Tahseen Riaz Faiza Ghafoor, Muntiha Sarosh, Hassan Raza Asghar, Nadia Zahid, Mahboob Muhammad Akram Alam Chishti, Zareen Amjad, Asma Saleem Muhammaad Ashraf Statistical Analysis of Prevalence of Symptoms and Correlated Disease in the 407 Muhammad Abbas Raza Outpatient of Urology Department Tanveer-ul-Islam Syed Saleem Abbas Jafri Manzoor Ahmed Malik, Hassan Raza Asghar, Waleed Miqal, Mahboob Alam Chishti, Tayyab Pasha Zareen Amjad, Hina Nabi, Luqman Sadique Sadia Amir Supine Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy: An Effective Approach for Patients of 413 Muhammad Ashraf Zia Renal Calculus Ambreen Anwar Muhammad Nazir, Sohail Hassan, Shah Jahan ur Rehman, Kamran Zaidi, Habib Ameena Ashraf Akbar, Bibhushit Mahat Farooq Ahmad Urinary Tract Infections: Bacteriological Profile and its Antimicrobial 417 Mah Jabeen Muneera Susceptibility Profile From a Tertiary Care Hospital of Lahore Shafiq-ur-Rehman Cheema Azka Mubeen, Kokab Jabeen, Tahira Tehseen, Farhan Rasheed, Fizza Khan, Ijaz Azim Jahangir Khan Ahmad Fouzia Ashraf Trends in Transfusion Transmissible Infections: A Tertiary Care Hospital 422 Sajjad Hussain Goraya Experience Sajida Begum Mizna Arif, Saad Zafar, Ikram ul Haq, Fahad Aman Khan, Abida Pervaiz, Basma Khan Rabia Mazhar Farhat Sultana Frequency of Ovarian Tumors at a Tertiary Care Hospital in Lahore 428 Gulraiz Zulfiqar Aafrinish Amanat, Usman Nasir, Sadia Alam, Sadaf Waris, Atiqa Arshad, Sadia Salman Umme Habiba Sajjad Haider Evaluation of Cervical Cancer Screening and Cervical Cytological Abnor- 431 malities on PAP Smear among Women in Sargodha Region Tahira Tabassum, Aamir Sharif, Khalida Ahtesham, Nazma Kiran, Rukhsana PUBLICATION OFFICE: Jabeen, Humaira Akram Department of Psychiatry & Prevalence of Anxiety and Depression in Older Age Group with Irreversible 436 Behavioural Sciences, Allama Iqbal Visual Impairment Medical College / Jinnah Hospital, Ather Touseef, Ariba Ather, Faiza Ather, Kiran Ishfaq, Muhammad Moeen Bhatti, Allama Shabbir Amad Usmani Road Aysha Rashid Lahore (Pakistan). 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    Risk factor for postoperative hemorrhage after cesarean section for placenta previa : A retrospective study Hiroki Ishibashi National Defence Medical College Morikazu Miyamoto ( [email protected] ) National Defence Medical College https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4763-0926 Hiroaki Soyama National Defence Medical College Hideki Iwahashi National Defence Medical College Haruka Kawauchi National Defence Medical College Kazuki Takasaki National Defenca Medical College Hiroko Matuura National Defence Medical College Masaya Nakatsuka National Defence Medical College Taira Hada National Defence Medical College Masashi Takano National Defence Medical College Research article Keywords: Cesarean Section, Intraoperative Hemorrhage, Placenta Previa, Postoperative Hemorrhage Posted Date: September 30th, 2019 DOI: https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.2.13061/v2 License: This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Read Full License Page 1/11 Abstract Background Placenta previa can cause postoperative hemorrhage. Even cases with less intraoperative hemorrhages during cesarean section have the potential risk of developing postoperative hemorrhage. However, there are few reports on the predictive factors of postoperative hemorrhage associated with placenta previa. The aim of this study was to identify the predictive factor for postoperative hemorrhage after cesarean section in women with placenta previa. Methods We identied women with placenta previa who underwent cesarean section at our institution between January 2003 and February 2015. All women who received any hemostatic procedure, such as intrauterine balloon tamponade and gauze inltration during cesarean section were excluded. All women were classied into two groups: Group A, women with massive postoperative hemorrhage, dened as over 500 ml of hemorrhage after cesarean section, and Group B, women without postoperative hemorrhage.
  • Alkhidmat Lab Lahore 5-Bhawalpure Road, Chuburji

    Alkhidmat Lab Lahore 5-Bhawalpure Road, Chuburji

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