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International Publications Awards Cairouniversity 3-1 Faculty of Medicine 3-2 Faculty of Oral & Dental Medicine 3-3 Faculty International Publications Awards CairoUniversity 3-1 Faculty of Medicine 3-2 Faculty of Oral & Dental Medicine 3-3 Faculty of Pharmacy 3-4 National Cancer Institute 3-5 Faculty of Physical Therapy 3-6 Faculty of Nursing Total No. of Publication forMedical Sciences Sector Faculty 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total Medicine 49 64 124 154 226 350 338 388 324 2017 Pharmacy 27 40 77 104 126 224 261 297 240 1396 National Cancer Institute 9 16 16 27 37 52 46 57 37 297 Oral and Dental Medicine 0 0 1 15 19 23 21 20 17 116 Physical Therapy 0 0 0 0 1 3 30 10 18 62 Nursing 0 0 1 4 2 6 5 20 30 68 Total 85 120 219 304 411 658 701 792 666 3956 Faculty 2015 2016 2017 Total Medicine 406 403 400 1209 Pharmacy 293 346 296 935 National Cancer Institute 53 46 61 160 Oral and Dental Medicine 15 14 19 48 Physical Therapy 34 46 44 124 Nursing 52 5 5 62 Total 853 860 825 2538 ` Vol. 12(1), Aug. 2018 Faculty of Medicine the subchronic toxicity of GTE on the liver of the adult male albino rats.Material and Methods:40 male adult Wistar albino Dept. of Anatomy rats were used in the study. The rats were divided into four 1. Age-Related Remodeling of the Jak/Stat/Socs groups; group I (control), group II (Low-dose Green Tea), group III (Medium- dose Green Tea) and group IV (High- dose Green Signaling Pathway and Associated Myocardial Tea). Histological, biochemical and histomorphometric analysis Changes: from Histological to Molecular Level were done.Results:Mild hepatic affections were observed in Basma Emad Aboulhoda group II. The affections were severe in groups III and IV. The central veins and hepatic sinusoids were congested. The Annals Of Anatomy, 214: 21-30 (2017) IF: 1.864 hepatocytes were degenerated. Hypertrophy of the hepatic arteries, dilation of the bile ducts and cellular infiltration were Background: The cellular and molecular mechanisms implicated clearly observed in the last two groups. Mild degenerative in age-associated changes in myocardialstructure are of aramount changes were observed in the hepatocytes in rat's group II; the importance since they cause profound alterations in cytoplasm was rarefied and vacuolated. Some mitochondria were thefunctionalresponse and represent targets for alleviating age- ruptured. The blood sinusoids were congested. The rough related pathologies. One of these mechanisms is endoplasmic retinaculum was fragmented in group III. More Thejak/Stat/Socs: signaling pathway.Aim of the study: The degenerative changes were observed in group IV; the hepatic present study is designed to elucidate age-dependent changes of architectures were lost with disruption of cell membranes. Most the myocardium to provide morphological basis displaying the of the cell organelles were degenerated and most of mitochondria pathogenesis of myocardial hypertrophy, fibrosis Medical were ballooned. As compared to that of the control groups: the andinflammation with aging.Material and methods: Thirty male total serum protein values in groups II, III and IV showed a Sprague Dawley rats aged; 6, 30 and 36 months were used in this statistically significant decrease (12%, 20 % and 21 % study.The animals were divided into three age groups, young respectively), the mean area percent of collagen fibers in groups adult, senile and very senile rats, respectively. Theheart III and IV increased five and seven folds.Conclusions:subchronic weight/body weight ratio was determined. The heart was S administration of GTE resulted in structural and functional subjected to gross morphologic examination,microscopic e affection of the rats' liver. The dose of 250 mg/Kg/day seemed to c examination using H&E and Masson’s trichrome stains and tor be safe, while the doses of 500 mg and1000 mg/Kg/day had immunohistochemicalexamination for detection of JAK, deleterious effect being more evident in the latter dose. pSTAT3, -SMA, MHC and CD45. Western blotting was also Keywords: Green Tea Extract;Liver. carriedout to detect SOCS genes. Real-time PCR was used to detect the inflammatory markers TNFand IL1and the hypertrophy marker -SKA. Biochemical analysis of cardiac troponin I and 3.Incidence of Variations in Human Cadaveric Renal creatine kinase-MBwas done. Quantitative histomorphometric Vessels. estimations included estimation of cardiac myocyte crosssectional S.S. Hassan, E.A. El-Shaarawy, J.C. Johnson, M.F. Youakim and area, estimation of the area percent of collagen fibers in Masson’s R. Ettarh trichrome stained sectionsand determination of optical density in immunostained sections. Electron microscopic examination Folia Morphologica, 76(3): 394-407 (2017) IF: 0.341 wasdone to determine capillary density.Results: Jak and pSTAT3 Background:Awareness of discrepancies of renal vasculature is were predominantly localized to the nuclei and exhibited crucial for some medical procedures. The present study progressive decline withaging, while SOCS3 activity displayed an investigated origin and course of aberrant and accessory renal age-related increase. The aged myocardium displayed vessels and any associated variations.Materials and profoundage associated structural changes as well as myocardial Methods:Renal blood vessels of 63 cadavers were examined. hypertrophy, fibrosis and inflammation in senileand very senile Number of renal veins and arteries, arrangement, location where rats.Conclusion: The age-related modifications in the the vasculature attached to the kidneys, and presence of variations JAK/STAT/SOCS signaling as well as the age- were recorded. Incidence of renal vasculature variations was associatedpathological changes in myocardial structure are of determined, and associations were tested with age at death, sex, particular interest as they provide further insight in age-associated and cause of death and whether variations were more common on heart pathologies and represent potential targets for a specific side.Results:Variations were found in 7 (11%; 95% cardioprotective and therapeuticapproaches. confidence interval [CI] 5-22%) cadavers. For renal veins, Keywords: Jak Stat Aging Histology Immunohistochemistry double, triple, and quadruple veins unilaterally (5; 8%) and veins that drained the superior pole (1; 2%) or inferior pole only (5; 2. Effect of Subchronic Intake of Green Tea Extract 8%) were found. For renal arteries, double and triple arteries on Liver of Albino Rat Histomorphometric, unilaterally (3; 5%) and arteries attached to the superior pole only Ultrastructural and Biochemical Study. (1; 2%) or inferior pole only (2; 3%) were found. Other variations (polycystic kidney, variations in the common iliac or gonadal S.M. Zaki, S.H. Ahmed, W.M. Sayed and A.A. Ali veins) were observed. Only renal failure as a cause of death was Folia Morphologica, 76(4): 1-8 (2017) IF: 0.341 different between those with or without variations (4/7 [57%] vs. 1/56 [2%]; p < 0.001).Conclusions:The present study found Background:There are conflicting reports on the effect of Green many variations in renal vasculature. Awareness of such tea extract (GTE) on the liver of animals. Some studies failed to variations may be useful for physicians concerned with this show any adverse hepatic effects following administration of region. GTE to mice, rats, and dogs. Others reported severe hepatic Keywords: Accessory Renal Artery;Renal Vessels;Variations. necrosis, resulting in death; in female Swiss-Webster mice following its administration. The aim of the study was to study www.gsrd.cu.edu.eg 319 International Publications Awards, CairoUniversity (IPACU) Dept. of Andrology & Sexology fertility options are in vitro fertilization with donor sperm or 4. Hydrocortisone Relieves the Immediate Post- adoption. Keywords: Hypogonadism;Infertility;Male;Sex‑Determining Operative Scrotal Edema After Inguinal Region;Xx Disorders of Sex Development. Varicocelectomy: A Prospective Clinical Trial. Samir Elhanbly, Tamer Youssef, Ayman Elkholy, Mamdouh Abdel-Gawad and Taymour Mostafa 6. Sexual Rehabilitation After Treatment for Prostate CancerPart 2: Recommendations from the Journal Of Advanced Research, 8: 445-447 (2017) IF: 3 Fourth International Consultation for Sexual This study aimed to assess the effect of a single IM injection of Medicine (Icsm 2015) hydrocortisone succinate in relieving the immediate post- varicocelectomy scrotal edema. In all, 117 patients with grades II Andrea Salonia, Ganesh Adaikan, Jacques Buvat, Serge Carrier, and III varicocele who developed post-varicocelectomy scrotal Amr El-Meliegy, Kostas Hatzimouratidis, Andrew McCullough, edema were randomly classified into group A (n = 59) that Abraham Morgentaler, Luiz Otavio Torres and Mohit Khera received a single IM hydrocortisone sodium succinate injection Journal Of Sexual Medicine, 14: 297-315 (2017) IF: 2.978 plus ordinary post-operative treatment and Group B (n = 58), which received the post-operative treatment alone. All patients Introduction:Sexual dysfunction is common in patients after were followed up to assess; changes in scrotal edema, the day of radical prostatectomy (RP) for prostate cancer.Aim:To provide return to work and emergence of complications. Post-operative the International Consultation for Sexual Medicine (ICSM) 2015 scrotal edema was assessed using a scrotal edema rating grades recommendations concerning management strategies for post-RP (SERG = 0-3) score. In group A, scrotal edema disappeared 1 day erectile function impairment and to analyze post-RP sexual after steroid injection in 33 patients (55.9%), and after 2 days in dysfunction other than erectile dysfunction.Methods:A
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