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MINISTRY OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL RESEARCH (LOWER MYANMAR) Index of Research Papers Presented at Health Research Congresses (te6s-2011) .. ffi- ffi 'ffi "*'" a fGcil06.ii ilu 5 e \, ikUbliffition MINISTRY OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL RESEARCH (LOWER MYANMAR) CENTRAL BIOMEDICAL LIBRARY Index of Research Papers Presented at Health Research Congresses (1965-2011) Compiled by Cho Mar Oo BA (Economics); DipLibSc Librarian Central Biomedical Library Department of Medical Research (Lower Myanmar) Staff of Central Biomedical Library Aung Myo Min BSc (Physics); DipLibSc; RL Librarian & Head (Retd.) Central Biomedical Library Myo Khin MBBS, MD (New South Wales), DCH, FRCP (Edin) Acting Director-General Department of Medical Research (Lower Myanmar) September, 2012 PREFACE Research on medical problems and diseases is of limited interest among the Myanmar health professionals until the formation of the Burma Medical Research Institute (BMRI) in 1963. Two years after its inauguration, the BMRI organized its first Research Conference in which researchers from the BMRI, medical institutes, and the Burma Army Medical Crops presented a total of twelve scientific papers. Since then, the Research Conferences were organized annually in the various categories such as in the form of Research Congresses, Research Conferences or Research Paper Reading Sessions amounting to a total number of forty events by the year 2012. It has been almost fifty years since the publication of the Index of the first Medical Research Conference. It is felt that the listing of the Indexes of all Research Conference is needed to be made available to researchers and medical students who wish to obtain information for reference. This Index Book is compiled to consolidate the indexes of all research conferences which will serve as a data base and covers all research papers presented at the Health Research Conferences during 1965 to 2011. The entries which include the title, author and pages are arranged in chronological order. The subject index is complied using the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) guidelines. The original abstracts which are included in this Index Book are available at the Central Biomedical Library of the Department of Medical Research (Lower Myanmar). It is expected that this Index Book will serve as a reference material for health personnel including medical students. Dr. Myo Khin MBBS, MD (NSW), DCH, FRCP (Edin) Acting Director-General Department of Medical Research ( Lower Myanmar ) i Contents Page No. Preface i 1st Burma Medical Research Conference 1965 1 Burma Research Congress, Medical Research Division 1966 1 Burma Research Congress, Medical Research Division 1967 4 Burma Research Congress, Medical Sciences Research Division 1968 5 Burma Research Congress, Medical Sciences Research Division 1969 8 Burma Research Congress, Medical Sciences Research Division 1970 10 Burma Research Congress, Medical Sciences Research Division 1971 12 Burma Research Congress, Medical Sciences Research Division 1972 14 Burma Research Congress, Medical Sciences Research Division 1973 17 Burma Research Congress, Medical Sciences Research Division 1974 20 Research Conference, Medical Sciences Division 1979 22 Research Paper Reading Session, Medical Sciences Division 1982 25 Research Paper Reading Session, Medical Sciences Division 1985 28 Research Paper Reading Session, Medical Sciences Division 1985‐86 30 Research Paper Reading Session, Medical Sciences Division 1986‐87 34 Research Paper Reading Session, Medical Sciences Division 1987 37 Research Paper Reading Session, Department of Medical Research 25th Anniversary 1988 41 Medical Research Congress 1989 44 Medical Research Congress 1990 48 Medical Research Congress 1991 52 Medical Research Congress 1992 ‐ Papers & Posters 56 Medical Research Congress 1993 ‐ Papers & Posters 62 Myanmar Health Research Congress 1994 ‐ Papers & Posters 68 Myanmar Health Research Congress 1995 ‐ Papers & Posters 75 Myanmar Health Research Congress 1996 ‐ Papers & Posters 82 Myanmar Health Research Congress 1997 ‐ Papers & Posters 89 Myanmar Health Research Congress 1998 ‐ Papers & Posters 96 Myanmar Health Research Congress 1999 ‐ Papers & Posters 104 Myanmar Health Research Congress 2000 ‐ Papers & Posters 111 Myanmar Health Research Congress 2001 ‐ Papers & Posters 117 Myanmar Health Research Congress 2002 ‐ Papers & Posters 125 Myanmar Health Research Congress 2003 ‐ Papers & Posters 132 Myanmar Health Research Congress 2004 ‐ Papers & Posters 139 Myanmar Health Research Congress 2005 ‐ Papers & Posters 146 Myanmar Health Research Congress 2006 ‐ Papers & Posters 153 Myanmar Health Research Congress 2007 ‐ Papers & Posters 161 Myanmar Health Research Congress 2008 ‐ Papers & Posters 169 Myanmar Health Research Congress 2009 ‐ Papers & Posters 177 Myanmar Health Research Congress 2010 ‐ Papers & Posters 186 Myanmar Health Research Congress 2011 ‐ Papers & Posters 196 Author Index 205 Subject Index 289 iii INDEX OF RESEARCH PAPERS PRESENTED AT HEALTH RESEARCH CONGRESSES (1965-2011) 1st Burma Medical Research Conference (1965) 1. The work of the Burma Medical Research Council. Mya Tu, M. p1. 2. The prevalence of anaemia in Burma. Aung Than Batu; Hla Pe. p2. 3. Urinary thiamine excretion in casual urine samples in Burmese subjects. Kywe Thein; Tin Tin Oo. p3. 4. Blood groups in Burma. May May Yi; Thein Thein Hlaing. p4. 5. The effect of Millingtonia hortensis root bark on alcohol intoxication. Mya Tu, M; Chit Maung; Sein Gwan. p5. 6. The action of Desmodium triquetrum (Lauk-thay-ywet) on the development of Musca domestica. Tu, Margaret; Hkun Saw Lwin. p6. 7. Some biochemical norms in Burma. Maung Maung. p7. 8. Normal pulmonary capacity of Burmese. Hla Win, Bani; Po, Lilian. p8. 9. The haemoglobinopathies in Burma. Aung Than Batu; Hla Pe. p9. 10. Thiamine content of various strains of rice. Tin Tin Oo; Kywe Thein. p10. 11. Age of puberty in the Burmese male and female. Francis, CJR; Mamsa, UEK. p11. 12. An electrocardiograph developed at the Burma Medical Research Institute. Toe Myint; Mya Tu, M. p12. Burma Research Congress, Medical Research Division (1966) 13. Address of the president of the medical sciences research division history of medicine and regional diseases of Burma. Pe Kyin. p1. 14. Epidemiology of plague in Burma. Ko Ko. p1. 15. The need for research in leprosy. Tha Saing. p1-2. 16. The eye in leprosy. Ko Gyi. p2. 17. Abridged national life table Burma 1960-62. Khin Maung Lwin. p2. 18. Social Security in Burma. Paw, Saw Marcus. p3. 19. Cost of medical care, social security in Burma. Gupta, Sen. p3. 20. A preliminary study of causes of blindness in Burma. Ko Lay. p4. 1 INDEX OF RESEARCH PAPERS PRESENTED AT HEALTH RESEARCH CONGRESSES (1965-2011) Burma Research Congress, Medical Research Division (1966) contd. 21. Use of radioactive iodine in thyroid diseases in Burma, especially in the Rangoon General Hospital. Soe Myint; Hoschl, R. p4. 22. Preliminary report on the survey of neurosurgical disorders seen and treated at the Neurosurgical Service, Rangoon General Hospital, during the years 1961 to 1965. Saw Nyun. p5. 23. Gastroduodenal haemorrhage. Kyee Paw; Kyaw Maung; Aung Nyunt. p5-6. 24. Regional analgesia by venous perfusion. Tun Ne, Z; Chari, J. p6. 25. Amnion grafts in the treatment of osclusive vascular disease (Buergers Disease). Khin Maung Gyi. p6. 26. Kinds of cancer found in Burmese people. Aung Nyunt. p7. 27. Nasal carriage of Staphylococcus aureus in Burmese with a note on antibiotic sensitivites. Tu, Margaret; Hkun Saw Lwin. p7. 28. Tendon transplantation in intrinsic minus hand deformities. Pe Khin. p7. 29. Maternal mortality. Hla Kyi. p8. 30. Localisation of placenta by direct placentography. Soe Myint. p8. 31. Preliminary report on the incidence of hypertension in Inle Lake area. Hla Myint. p8. 32. Preliminary report on the incidence of liver diseases on 500 autopsies done in the Rangoon General Hospital. E, U; Khin Maung Tin; Kyaw Thet; Hla Mon. p9. 33. The thalassemias in Burma. Aung Than Batu; Khin Kyi Nyunt; Hla Pe. p9-10. 34. Methods of detecting folate deficiency. Hla Pe. p10. 35. Common anaemia found in Irrawaddy Division. Khin Tint. p10-11. 36. A study of infantile beriberi in Rangoon. Kywe Thein; Thein Toe; Tin Tin Oo. p11. 37. Urinary thiamine excretion in pregnant mothers. Kywe Thein; Tin Tin Oo; Khin Khin Htway. p11-12. 38. Chemical composition of 'Da-nyin-thee'(Djenkol beans). Sein Gwan; Chit Maung. p12. 39. Effect of Desmodium triquetrum extract on some pathogenic bacteria. Hkun Saw Lwin; Tu, Margaret. p12. 40. A controlled study on Prozin (BPI) on chronic schizophrenics at the State Mental Hospital. Nay Win. p13. 2 INDEX OF RESEARCH PAPERS PRESENTED AT HEALTH RESEARCH CONGRESSES (1965-2011) Burma Research Congress, Medical Research Division (1966) contd. 41. A study on alcoholism in the State Mental Hospital, Rangoon. San Min, Irene. p13. 42. Cultural influence on symptomatology of schizophrenic patientsin State Mental Hospital, Rangoon. Tin Nyunt Pu. p13-14. 43. Variations in arterial pattern supplying the gastro-intestinaltract in Burmese subjects. Khin Than Yee. p14. 44. Accessory hepatic arteries in Burmese subjects. Khin U May; Yin Yin. p14-15. 45. A comparactive study of red blood corpuscles of common animals in Burma. Saw Lwin Aung; Kan Thein. p15. 46. E.S.R. standards in Burmese people. Khin Tint. p15. 47. Activity of reticuloendothelium system in apparently healthy Burmese. Thein, M; Hline, H; Mamsa, UEK; Hla, T. p16. 48. The run-out of P-Aminohippurate from kidney slices
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