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Pakistan Armed Forces Medical Journal Contents PAKISTAN ARMED FORCES MEDICAL JOURNAL Vol-70, COVID-19 (1), Special Edition, August 2020 Recognized by PMDC & HEC CONTENTS EDITORIAL COVID-19 – How Will It End S196 Editorial Advisory Board Javaid Usman Chairman ORIGINAL ARTICLES Lt Gen Nigar Johar, HI (M) (Surg Gen/DGMS (IS) The Impact of Corona Virus Disease-19 (COVID-19) on Postgraduate Paediatric Residents Members Shabbir Hussain, Qudrat Ullah Malik, Zeeshan Ahmed, Asma Razzaq, Farooq Ikram, Muhammad S198 Prof Irfan Ali Sheikh Shoaib, Samina Tabbasum, Rabia Abbass Prof Imran Fazal Comparison of Inflammatory Markers As Predictors of Blood Stream Infections in Dr Salman Ashraf Positive Blood Cultures of COVID-19 Patients in A Tertiary Care Hospital S206 Warda Furqan, Nadia Tayyab, Sakhawat Ali, Irfan Ali Mirza, Arshad Naseem, Hafeez-Ud-Din Dr Qamar Ul Haq Noor Surviving COVID-19: An Illness Narrative of Patients in Pakistan Dr Zaheer Akhtar Munawar Jannat Rana, Asna Amanullah Qureshi, Azhar Amanullah, Najm Us Saqib Khan, S212 Dr Sibtain Rafique Hira Shafqat, Adiba Akhtar Khalil Editorial Committee Impact of Post-Traumatic Stress of COVID-19 on Mental Wellbeing of Undergraduate Medical Students in Pakistan Chief Editor S220 Muhammad Waseem, Nauman Aziz, Muhammad Umer Arif, Arham Noor, Maryam Mustafa, Prof Sayed Nusrat Raza Zamzama Khalid Editor Dental Considerations During The Outbreak of Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Prof Khadija Qamar Ajmal Yousaf, Fatima Ali, Syeda Fatima Tu Zahra, Syed Muzammil Hussain, Faisal Banghar, S225 Joint Editors Khurshid Ali Bangash Prof Muhammad Alamgir Khan Co-Morbidities in Fatal Cases of Sars-Cov-2 in Rawalpindi / Islamabad Pakistan Dr Palvasha Waheed Syed Waqar Abbas, Syeda Fatimah Zareen, Salman Saleem, Amir Bin Tahir, Abdul Rasheed, Amina S232 Sajid Assistant Editors Perception And The Associated Apprehension Stemming From Novel COVID-19 Among Dr Syed Fawad Mashhadi Pakistani Students S236 Dr Kulsoom Farhat Muhammad Kaleem, Muhammad Talha, Rozina Nazir, Resham Hafeez Dr Shamaila Mohsin Healthcare Workers Knowledge, Practices And Stress Level Amid COVID-19 Pandemic S244 Dr Aliya Hisam Afsheen Maqsood, Ruqaya, Shaur Sarfaraz, Adil Bin Irfan, Aleesha Faisal, Hina Fatwani Dr Muhammad Rizwan Bashir Kiani Association of COVID-19 With ABO Blood Groups in Tertiary Care Center of Pakistan S251 Dr Aiza Saadia Afshan Noor, Sunila Tashfeen, Fahim Akhtar, Nimra Anwar, Hafeez Ud Din, Farhan Akhtar Thrombocytopenia And Its Association With COVID-19 Infection Managing Editor S256 Dr Rehana Khadim Kehkashan Hassan, Fahim Akhtar, Sunila Tashfeen, Afshan Noor, Hafeez Ud Din, Asma Hayat Awareness of Precautionary Measures Against COVID-19 in Healthcare Workers Bibliographer S261 Rumeesha Zaheer, Ahmed Tanveer, Maheen Khan, Abdullah Jan, Shireen Zaheer Awan Mr. Ch Muhammad Saeed Short Term Clinical Course of COVID-19 in Patients With Immune Mediated Statistician Inflammatory Rheumatic Diseases S269 Mrs Anam Haider Muhammad Zahid Hussain, Naila Mumtaz, Amer Fakhr, Muhammad Shahid Khan, Yasmeen Sajid, Editorial Board Members Ahmed Ammar Cheema Universal COVID-19 Testing of Women Admitted For Child Birth International S274 Asma Ansari, Farhat Karim, Rabiya Akbar, Uzma Urooj, Hafsa Khalil, Nighat Shafiq Prof Mohammad Bagher Rokni (Tehran, Iran) Association of Liver Function Derangements With Disease Severity in COVID-19 Patients S280 Dr Sajid Hassan Butt (NHS UK) Asma Hayat, Syed Raza Jaffar, Numan Majeed, Shabana Abbas, Jawaria Asghar, Nadia Tayyab Dr Faiza S Khan (Public Health England) Pattern of Coagulation Parameters in Patients With COVID-19 - A Single Centre Based Study S285 Prof Adeel Ajwad Butt (USA) Nimra Anwar, Fahim Akhtar, Sunila Tashfeen, Kehkashan Hassan, Hafeez Ud Din, Javaid Usman Prof Nimalka Ariyaratne (Sri Lanka) Outcome of COVID-19 Related Precautions And Preventive Measures For Emergency Dr Neil Carr (NHS UK) Surgery At CMH Okara S292 National (Extra-Organizational) Maqsood Ahmad, Mobeen Ikram, Farrukh Shehzad Fatima Wajahat, Amna Wajahat, Rizwan Yusuf Prof Khalid Masood Gondal, TI (Lahore) Pattern of Assault Related Maxillofacial Injury At A Tertiary Care Hospital During COVID-19 Pandemic S296 Prof Assad Hafeez (Islamabad) Ruqaya, Jehan Alam, Zainab Khalid, Sheheryar Minallah, Sobia Naseem, Maria Shakoor Abbasi Prof Moeed Iqbal Qureshi (Lahore) Initial Analysis, Triage Sorting of COVID-19 Patients & Emergency Surgeries in Dr Amina Ahmad (Lahore) Combined Military Hospital, Multan S303 Prof Rubina Naqvi (Karachi) Farhan Ahmed Majeed, Muhammad Asif Aziz, Abdullah Bin Masood, Muhammad Kashif Shabbir, Prof Shoaib Shafi (Islamabad) Nabeela Farhan, Muhammad Haroon Akbar Prof Waheed-uz-Zaman Tariq (Lahore) Corona Virus Contagion: Estimation of Mental And Psychological Impact “COVID–19 National (Organizational) Fear; A Desperate Escape” S309 Aisha Rafique, Sana Abbas, Omar Zafar, Ammad Hassan, Malik Nohman Prof Wasim Alamgir Molecular Detection of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus-2, An Experience Prof Muhammad Asad Qureshi of A Tertiary Care Hospital Malir S316 Prof Syed Raza Jaffar Fatima Sana, Muhammad Yasir Rafiq, Abeera Ahmad, Hamid Jamal Siddiqui, Shagufta Yousaf, Prof Safdar Hussain Fawad Sana, Aysha Khan Dr Naeem Raza Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on The Gastroenterology Practices in A Tertiary Care Dr Riaz Ahmad Hospital in Lahore S321 Dr Iram Lehrasab Muhammad Uzair, Sara Aslam, Muhammad Asif Farooq, Hala Mansoor, Rashk E Hinna, Asma Asghar Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Training Activities of General Surgery Residents in Pakistan Army S326 Neda Feroze, Muhammad Ans, Khalid Mahmood, Hafiz Asghar Ali, Hasnain Afzal Psychological Vulnerability, Resilience And Social Support Among Health Care Professionals During COVID-19: A Cross Cultural Study S331 Semra Salik, Uzma Masroor, Mussarat Jabeen Khan Awareness And Impact of Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) on Neurosurgeons Memoona Ejaz, Khurshid Ali Bangash, Junaid Mushtaq, Ahmed Tashfeen, Ajmal Yousaf, Babar S336 Shamim, Ali Ahmed, Zeeshan Ahmed, Umer Farooq, Amjad Abbasi Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic Associated Lockdown on Admissions Secondary To Cardiac Ailments in A Tertiary Cardiac Centre of Pakistan S342 Hamid Sharif Khan, Muhammad Mohsin, Mohsin Saif, Asim Javed, Hamdan Waqas, Khawar Naeem Satti Risk Factors Associated With in-Hospital Death in Adult COVID-19 Patients in Karachi, The Pakistan Armed Forces Medical Journal Pakistan: A Retrospective Chart Review S347 (PAFMJ) is an official Journal of Army Medical Corps Imran Ahmad, Farooq Azam Rathore, Muhammad Nadir Khan, Shaikh Nabi Bukhsh Nazir and is being published since 1956. Few of the salients of Renal Impairment: Is There A Need For Monitoring Renal Functions in COVID Infection S354 the journal are as below:- Asma Hayat, Numan Majeed, Shabana Abbas, Farhan Akhtar, Sunila Tashfeen, Amna Siddique Chloroquine And Azithromycin Induced QTc Prolongation in COVID-19 Patients Recognized by PMDC & HEC Asma Asghar, Salman Ali Syed, Mohammad Abdullah, Arshad Hayat, Faisal Mehmood, Khalid S358 Indexed in ICI Journals Master List - Index Azam Khan Hand Hygiene: Weapon Against COVID–19 And Health Care-Associated Infections Copernicus S363 Indexed in HINARI List of Journals Amjad Akram, Sana Abbas, Ijaz Batool, Beenish Abbas Inclusion of PAFMJ Indexed in WHO Index Perception of Dental Students Regarding Online Classes During The Pandemic Mubashir Sharif, Shoaib Rahim, Anum Tahir, Sheheryar Minallah, Mohammad Wasay Latif Sheikh, S369 Medicus (IMEMR), EBSCO Host, DOAJ, Mohammad Uzair Riaz Scientific Journals Impact Factor (SJIF), Pak A Survey Regarding Prophylactic Use of Hydroxychloroquine / Chloroquine for COVID- Medinet, Scope Med, Index Scholar 19 Among Healthcare Workers of Pakistan S375 Indexation of PAFMJ in Cumulative Index Wajahat Javed Mirza, Asim Javed, Musfireh Siddique, Hamza Azhar Ghauri, Muhammad Abdus Medicus of Eastern Mediterranean Region Salam Azad, Sana Ahmed Journals REVIEW ARTICLES Allocation of International Standard Serial Facing COVID-19 Outbreak in Urology Department S381 Number France (print & online) Qamar Zia, Mudassar Sajjad Availability of PAFMJ on Internet: COVID-19 And Its Effects on Dentistry: Brief Review on Its Transmission And Dental [www.pafmj.org] Interventions S389 Online submission of articles through online Muhammad Imran, Ali Asif, Azad Ali Azad, Hassam Anjum Mir, Qamar Ishfaque, Saad Mansoor National Rehabilitation Framework- COVID-19 Perspective: A Narrative Review submissions system S394 Nazia Mumtaz, Ghulam Saqulain, Muhammad Nadir Mumtaz Attraction of wider authorship and readership Innocent COVID-19 Carriers, A Systematic Review S399 Seemi Tanvir, Ayesha Fazal, Mariam Babar, Shabbir Ahmed COVID-19 And Its Implication on Dentistry S405 Syed Zain-Ul-Abideen, Afnan Rahman, Syed Rizwan Shah, Rimsha Hashmi COVID-19 Pandemic And Chronic Pain Management: Impact And Suggestions S413 Muhammad Aasam Masoom Maan, Amjad Siddique, Rashid Iqbal, Khaleel Ahmad SHORT COMMUNICATIONS Convalescent Plasma For COVID-19 Infection: Evidence And Clinical Application Ghassan Umair Shamshad, Raheel Iftikhar, Qamar Un Nisa Chaudhry, Jehanzeb Ur Rehman, S418 Parvez Ahmed Challenges Revealed To Pakistan in The Wake of COVID-19 S421 Syed Rafay Hussain Zaidi CASE REPORTS A Case of Late Onset Neonatal COVID-19 Infection Muhammad Shoaib, Muhammad Waleed Babar, Qudrat Ullah Malik, Zeeshan Ahmed, S424 Shabbir Hussain, Asma Razzaq, Inayat Ullah Vertical Transmission of Corona Virus - Possibly First Case From Pakistan S427 Muhammad Aatif, Faisal Basheer, Jawad Jalil, Sundas Jahanzaib, Fatima Sharif Khan LETTER TO THE EDITOR Tricks of Coronavirus: Oral Manifestations As One of The Earlier Symptoms of The Disease S430 Fatima Iqbal .
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