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January-March 2008 Content.Pmd JANUARY - MARCH 2008 Vol. 24 No. 1 CONTENTS EDITORIAL * Publication audit, handling publication misconduct and need for 1 education of authors: A Pakistani perspective Shaukat Ali Jawaid ORIGINAL ARTICLE * Shoulder Instability: The Role of MR Arthrography in Diagnosing Anteroinferior 6 Labroligamentous Lesions: Our experience at King Hussein Medical Center, Jordan Asem Al Hiari * Stress and depression among medical students: A cross sectional study at 12 a medical college in Saudi Arabia Hamza Mohammad Abdulghani * Comparative studies on antisickling properties of thiocyanate, 18 tellurite and hydroxyurea Oyewole OI, Malomo SO, Adebayo JO * Genotyping of thalassemia in microcytic hypochromic anemia patients 23 from Southwest Region of Iran Fakhar Rahim * Relationship between the serologic status of Helicobacter Pylori with 29 the presence of unstable angina Seyed Mohammad Alavi, Seyed Mohammad Hasan Adel, Alireza Rajabzadeh * Congenital malformations among live births at Arvand Hospital, 33 Ahwaz, Iran - A prospective study Ahmadzadeh Ali, Safikhani Zahad, Abdulahi Masoumeh, Ahmadzadeh Azar * Adenomyosis uteri in infertile women: Experience in a Tropical 38 Community Teaching Hospital Adebiyi Gbadebo Adesiyun, Modupeola Omotara Samaila, Abimbola Kolawole * Common signs and symptoms in hypothyroidism in central part of Iran 44 Ali Jabbari, Sima Besharat, Nasrin Razavianzadeh, Mansour Moetabar * The statistical analysis of application of teeth in forensic odontology center, 48 Tehran, Iran, 1980-2000 Amir Deebaei, Hadi Fathi Moghaddam, Parivash Delkhosh * Clinical presentation of late haemorrhagic disease of Newborn 52 Rehana Majeed, Yasmeen Memon, Farrukh Majeed * Evaluation of inhibitory effects of Iranian propolis against filamentous bacteria 56 Saeed Eshraghi, Shirin Valafar * Electroencephalogram findings in Saudi children with delayed language development 61 Taha Sadig Ahmed, A. Majeed Al Drees, Sultan Ayoub Meo, Gazza Ahmed, M. Al-Nasser M * Hysteroscopic View of Endometrial Hyperplasia 65 Mojgan Barati, Sara Masihi, Farideh Moramezi * Frequency of carotid atherosclerosis in cerebral infarction 69 Moazzam Ali Atif, Hassan Ali, Tariq Mahmood Pak J Med Sci 2009 Vol. 25 No. 1 www.pjms.com.pk I * Attitude, belief and knowledge about blood donation and transfusion in Saudi population 74 Abdul Majeed Al-Drees * Occurrence of Congenital Anomalies and Genetic Diseases in a Population 80 of Ghazvin Province, Iran: a study of 33380 cases Movafagh A, Z Pear Zadeh, M HajiseyedJavadi, FM Mohammed, Ghaderian SMH, Heidari MH,Ghasemi Barghi R * Neurological cases admitted into A General Pediatrics Ward 86 Aneela Ahmed, S. M. Inkisar Ali * Vitro antifungal activity of deterium microcarpum 91 Doughari JH, Nuya SP * The comparison of histopathological findings and polymerase chain 96 reaction in lesions with primary clinical diagnosis of cutaneous leishmaniasis with negative smear Mohammad Omidian, Azar D. Khosravi, Mohsen Nazari, Arian Rashidi * Prevalence and antibiotic resistance among helicobacter pylori clinical 100 isolates from main Hospitals in the Western Region of Saudi Arabia Aiman M. Momenah, Atif H. Asghar * A Stitch in Time ... Annual Health Appraisal of Garment Industry Employees 104 Bobby Joseph, Pretesh Rohan Kiran * Frequency of risk factors of cerebral infarction in stroke patients: 109 A study of 100 cases in Naseer Teaching Hospital, Peshawar M. Safeer, M. Tariq, Ubaid ur Rehman * The Relationship between Skin manifestations and CD4 counts among 114 HIV positive patients Farrokh Rad, Ebrahim Ghaderi, Ghobad Moradi, Latifeh Mafakheri * Hodgkins lymphoma in cervical lymphadenopathy 118 Waseem Memon, Abdul Samad, Gul Muhammad Sheikh * Inevitable peripartum hysterectomy in a tropical hospital: 122 Indications and maternofetal outcome Adesiyun Adebiyi Gbadebo, Eseiegbe Edwin, Ameh Charles Anawo * The effect of atmospheric temperature on the outcome of intrauterine insemination 127 Nikbakht Roshan, Saharkhiz Nasrin, Ghalambor Dezfouli Fatemeh * p53 Expression in benign, dysplastic and malignantoral squamous epithelial lesions 130 Suchita Panjwani, Saleem Sadiq * Women with irritable bowel syndrome according to Rome II criteria in Jordan 136 Kassab Harfoushi * Effect of noise pollution on hearing of public transport drivers in Lahore city 142 Muhammad Javed Aslam, Muhammad Azeem Aslam, Amna Batool * Short term outcome of treatment of femoral shaft fractures in children by 147 two methods: Traction plus casting, versus intramedullary pin fixation – A comparative study Seyed Abdolhossein Mehdinasab, Seyed Ali Marashi Nejad, Nasser Sarrafan * Attitudes, perceptions, habits of smoker, non-smoker general practitioners 152 and why they fail to motivate patients to quit smoking Ahmed Nawaz, Asghar Naqvi II Pak J Med Sci 2009 Vol. 25 No. 1 www.pjms.com.pk BRIEF COMMUNICATION * Outcome of referrals from a primary health institution in rural Karnataka 157 Anton N. Isaacs, Cyriac A, Geoiphy G. Pulickal, Christopher Lhmar * Euglycemic Ketoacidosis 161 Muhammad Shahzad Rauf * Molecular Genetics of Fetal Organogenesis in The Quran: 163 Tracking a Modern Concept in an Original Religious Text Banihashemi Kambiz, Houshmand Massoud, Rostami Maryam Khosroheidari Mahdieh * Designing a model of drug quality assurance for Iran 167 Elhami Gh. H, Maleki MR, Tabibi SJ CASE REPORT * A rare case of hypomelanosis of ITO 173 Sh.Shaafi, H. Herizchi * Juvenile myelomonocytic leukaemia 175 Emad uddin Siddiqui, Shaheena Hanif * Subcutaneous fat necrosis of the newborn complicated with hypercalcaemia 178 Abdollah Karimi, Shirin Sayyahfar, Farzaneh Jadali, Alireza Fahimzad, Shahnaz Armin, Javad Ghorubi, Mana Hadipour Jahromi, Sasan Saket REVIEW ARTICLE * Metabolic Syndrome: Relevance to Psychiatry 181 Afzal Javed, Maryam Afzal CORRESPONDENCE * Audit of pediatric prescriptions for common paediatric problems 177 Lt. Gen. Mahmmud Ahmed Akhter * Some evidences about Crimean Congo Hemorrhagic Fever 187 Ali Jabbari, Sima Besharat, Abdollah Abbasi CONTENTS, SUBJECT & AUTHOR INDEX * (Vol. 23. No. 1 - 6 January - December 2007) I-XXI NEW REVISED GUIDELINES FOR AUTHORS Original Articles Case Reports Review Articles Maximum length = 2500 words Maximum length = 1500 words Maximum length = 3500 words Maximum Tables / Illustrations = 4 Maximum Tables / Illustrations = 2 Maximum Tables / Illustrations = 4 Maximum No. of References = 25 Maximum No. of References = 10 Maximum No. of References = 50 Note: The manuscript should always be accompanied by Letter of Undertaking signed by all authors confirming exclusive submission to Pakistan Journal of Medical Sciences, willingness to pay publication charges if approved after Peer Review. Publication Charges: Pakistan = Rs. 3,000/- up to 4 printed pages. Rs. 500/- extra for each additional page. Overseas: US$ 100/- up to 4 printed pages. US$ 20.00 extra for each additional page. Extra charges for illustrations and photographs. Note: Please send the pictures in JPEG format in high resolution. Pak J Med Sci 2009 Vol. 25 No. 1 www.pjms.com.pk III APRIL - JUNE (Part-I) 2008 Vol. 24 No. 2 CONTENTS EDITORIAL * Aspirin Resistance: an unsettled issue 189 Maqbool H. Jafary ORIGINAL ARTICLE * Psychosocial factors associated with symptoms of depression and anxiety 192 following Acute Myocardial Infarction Muhammad Saleem Akhtar, Saad Bashir Malik, Masha Asad Khan * Colostomy in children: Indications and common problems in Benin City, Nigeria 199 Osifo OD, Osaigbovo EO, Obeta EC * Apolipoprotein E polymorphism, paraoxonase-1 activity and 204 coronary artery disease: is there a link? F. Nabatchian, Sh. Khaghani, R. Miri, M. Mahmoodi, A. Karimi, P. Pasalar * A survey of clostridia in the patients with acute diarrhea compared 209 with the control group Mojtaba Moosavian, Koorosh Hayati * Out come of mesh repair for incisional hernia 213 Mohammad Zarin, Muhammad Rafiq Afridi, Tariq Saeed, Rooh-ul-Muqim, Mahmud Aurangzeb, Mohammad Aziz Wazir * The causes of death among patients with tuberculosis in Khuzestan, Iran 217 Seyed Mohammad Alavi, Nejad Salami * Clinical spectrum of multiple sclerosis at a Tertiary Care Hospital in Pakistan 221 Hoori Shahwar, Syed Wasim Akhter, Shaukat Ali * Outcome of phaco incision on steepest meridian in eyes 227 with pre existing astigmatism Shahzad Iftikhar, Zeba Ilyas Matin, Asif Kiani * Antibiotic sensitivity pattern of staphylococcus aureus in Abakaliki, Nigeria 231 Ikeagwu IJ, Amadi ES, Iroha IR * One-year incidence rate of injuries among secondary school pupils 236 in an Iranian community Abbas Esmaeili, Reza Vazirineja, Azam Ebrahiminejad * Intra cervical PGE2 gel for cervical ripening and induction of Labour 241 Fazia Raza, Saeeda Majeed * Enterotoxigenecity of S. aureus isolates recovered from chronic urogenital 246 tract infection in North Palestine Ghaleb Adwan, Bassam Abu-Shanab, Kamel Adwan, Marwan Odeh * Investigation of deep sternal wound infection after coronary artery 251 bypass graft and its risk factors Mohammad Javad Hoseini, Mohamad Hassan Naseri, Mojtaba Teimoori * An audit of 149 consecutive breast biopsies in Ibadan, Nigeria 257 Irabor DO, CA. Okolo IV Pak J Med Sci 2009 Vol. 25 No. 1 www.pjms.com.pk * Knowledge of diabetic patients about diabetes at the primary 263 stage in Eskisehir, Turkey Didem Arslantas, Aleattin Unsal, Selma Metintas, Filiz Koc * Demographic and biochemical features associated with children 269 infected with intestinal helminths Airauhi LU, Idogun ES * In-patient satisfaction and its related factors in 274 Taleghani University Hospital, Tehran, Iran Abbas Hajifathali,
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