Medicina Katastrof

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The journal welcomes all kind of research/review/abstract papers regarding Health Professions (miscellaneous), Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Medicine, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health and so on.

Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

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MK-20-04-2025-2112 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Tele-Medical Technologies Usage In Medical Treatment Organizations Of Federal Medical And Biological Agency

The main issues of provision of medical help and treatment with usage of tele-medical technologies (TMT) were considered, including victims in emergency situations (ES), in medical treatment organizations (MTO) of Federal Medical and Biological Agency (FMBA of Russia). Noticed that an experience of conducting of tele-medical consultations (TMC) which was made in All-Russian Center of Disaster Medicine “Zashchita” (was handed over to FMBA of Russia in 2020) allowed to increase number of MTO of FMBA of Russia which are participated in conducting of medical consultation by the sche

MK-08-01-2025-2112 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Integrating Virtual Reality and Artificial intelligence Tools to Optimize Interprofessional Coordination in Clinical Care

Interprofessional coordination breakdowns contribute substantially to adverse events in clinical care, with up to 10% of hospital patients affected and millions of associated deaths worldwide. Emerging technologies—artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR)—offer synergistic opportunities to enhance team communication, decision making, and workflow efficiency, yet their combined impact on multidisciplinary coordination has not been systematically evaluated...

MK-07-01-2025-2112 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Evaluating Infection‐Control Practice Among Surgical, Anesthesia, and Radiology Teams

Healthcare‐associated infections (HAIs) in perioperative and imaging settings pose substantial risks to patient safety. Anesthesia and imaging technologists are pivotal in infection prevention but often exhibit suboptimal compliance with protocols. This systematic review aimed to synthesize global and Saudi Arabian evidence on technologist adherence to infection‐control measures, identify effective interventions, and inform targeted strategies for improvement..

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MK-25-01-2025-2113 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Anesthesia Equipment-Related Errors in the Operating Room: Incidence Rate and Management Methods

Equipment-related errors in the operating room (OR) are a common source of perioperative disruption, posing significant threats to patient safety, surgical efficiency, and healthcare resources. These errors, ranging from device malfunctions to setup failures, are often preventable and underreported. This systematic review..

MK-08-03-2025-2146 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Prediction Model for Obesity in Women of Reproductive Age in Deli Serdang, Indonesia

Obesity is an excessive accumulation of body fat that can lead to health problems. It is characterized by an energy imbalance, where a positive energy balance is ultimately stored as fat in body tissues. Several factors influence obesity, especially in women of reproductive age, including predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling factors. To determine the factors for the obesity prediction model in women of reproductive age in Deli Serdang, Indonesia. This study is an analytical observational study with a cross-sectional design. A total of 290 samples were selected using purposive sampling. Dat

Effectiveness of National Reporting Systems in Capturing Adverse Drug Events Across Healthcare Cadres

Adverse drug events (ADEs) are a leading cause of preventable patient harm worldwide. National pharmacovigilance systems play a critical role in detecting and mitigating ADEs; however, their effectiveness varies, especially in capturing reports from all healthcare professionals including nurses, physicians, and pharmacists. This systematic review followed PRISMA 2020 guidelines.

MK-08-03-2025-2146 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Laboratory Biomarkers Predictive of Respiratory Failure in Hospitalized Patients: A Systematic Review

Respiratory failure is a leading cause of mortality among hospitalized patients, especially during infectious outbreaks such as COVID-19. Early identification of patients at risk is essential to improving outcomes and optimizing resource allocation. Laboratory biomarkers such as interleukin-6 (IL-6), C-reactive protein (CRP), D-dimer, and neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) have shown promise in predicting respiratory deterioration, but ..

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Medicina Katastrof(ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966) is a monthly peer-reviewed scopus-indexed journal from 2019 to 2024. The publisher of this journal is A.I. Burnazyan Federal Medical Biophysical Center. Medicina Katastrof committed to gathering and disseminating excellent research achievements. The journal welcomes all kind of research/review/abstract papers regarding Health Professions (miscellaneous), Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Medicine, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health and so on.

MK-20-01-2025-2112 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Effectiveness of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Programs for Health Professionals

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programs are essential in maintaining and improving healthcare professionals’ competencies, ensuring quality patient care and safety. Given the global emphasis on lifelong learning in healthcare, evaluating the effectiveness of CPD interventions is crucial for policy development and practice improvement. This systematic review aims to assess the effectiveness of CPD programs across various health professions and settings, including outcomes related to clinical performance, knowledge acquisition, and barriers to implementation.

MK-20-01-2025-2112 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Antimicrobial‑Resistance Patterns in Tertiary Hospitals in the Gulf Region: A Systematic Review

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) presents a critical threat to healthcare systems globally, with tertiary hospitals serving as high-risk hubs for the emergence and spread of resistant pathogens. In the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, surveillance remains fragmented despite growing evidence of high resistance burdens. This systematic review aimed to synthesize data on the prevalence and patterns of antimicrobial-resistant organisms in tertiary-care settings across Gulf countries.

MK-20-11-2024-2111 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

New Coronavirus Pandemic Worldwide: Some Lessons From Covid-19 Control

The aim of the study was to perform a comparative analysis of COVID-19 epidemic process in selected countries of the world during the first pandemic wave in 2020 and during the rise of SARS-CoV2 variant Omicron. Analysis of the COVID-19 epidemic process was based on data from the Wordometers website (https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries). In addition, scientific and popular science articles and official documents on the history, epidemiology, and response to the pandemic in different countries of the world in 2020-2022 were analyzed.

MK-20-11-2024-2111 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Comparative Effectiveness of Pain Management Strategies During Labor and Delivery

Labor pain is widely recognized as one of the most intense forms of pain experienced by women, significantly impacting the birthing experience. Effective pain management during labor is essential not only for maternal comfort and satisfaction but also for favorable obstetric outcomes. A wide range of pharmacological and non-pharmacological strategies are used worldwide, yet comparative effectiveness remains under-investigated, particularly in the Saudi Arabian context.

MK-20-11-2024-2119 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Review of the Effectiveness of Health Education and Promotion Strategies in Preventing Respiratory Infectious Diseases

Respiratory infectious diseases (RIDs), such as influenza, tuberculosis, and COVID-19, pose a significant global public health challenge due to their high transmissibility and morbidity. Health education and promotion strategies are critical for preventing RIDs, yet gaps in implementation and effectiveness persist. This review aims to evaluate the effectiveness of health education interventions in reducing the incidence of RIDs, improving knowledge, and fostering preventive behaviors.

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MK-20-11-2024-2124 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Workplace Modifications to Improve Occupational Health and Prevent Musculoskeletal Disorders in Health Professions

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) and renal side effects among healthcare workers (HCWs) are major occupational health concerns. These conditions are often exacerbated by long working hours, high physical demands, and insufficient ergonomic interventions. In an effort to reduce the burden of these health issues, workplace modifications such as ergonomic interventions, hydration protocols, and adjustable workstations have been widely studied. However, the effectiveness of these interventions in preventing musculoskeletal and renal disorders remains unclear, particularly within healthcare settings.

Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Review of the Adverse Effects of Prolonged Pain Relief Use in Diabetic Patients

Diabetic neuropathic pain is a prevalent and debilitating complication of diabetes mellitus, often necessitating prolonged use of pain relief medications. While these medications are effective in managing pain, their extended use may lead to adverse effects, complicating diabetes management. This systematic review aims to evaluate the side effects associated with prolonged use of pain relief medications in diabetic patients. A comprehensive literature search was conducted across multiple databases, including PubMed, Scopus, and Cochrane Library.

MK-19-11-2024-2126 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Patient-Centered Care

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming healthcare, offering unprecedented potential to enhance diagnostics, personalize treatments, and optimize workflows. However, the ethical and effective implementation of AI hinges on multidisciplinary collaboration and patient-centered care. This systematic review aims to synthesize existing research on AI applications in healthcare, focusing on how multidisciplinary approaches influence its impact on patient-centered care. A systematic review was conducted following PRISMA guidelines. Electronic databases (PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, Embase, IEEE Xplore) were searched using predefined keywords related to AI, healthcare settings, and patient-centered care. Studies published in English from January 2010 to August 2024 were included.

MK-19-11-2024-2123 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Structure And Dynamic Of Acute Poisonings In The City Of Ryazan In 2016-2021

To analyze a structure of acute poisonings in the city of Ryazan in 2016-2021; to identify a summary dynamic of poisonings and poisonings classified according to separated toxicants, as well as sex characteristics. Investigation materials – maps of ambulance crew calls in the city of Ryazan in 2016-2021. An analysis of statistic data collected in 2016-2021 showed a derision of ambulance calls for victims with acute poisonings. In Ryazan, as well as in Russia at all, alcohol poisonings and toxic spirits poisonings prevailed.

MK-20-11-2024-2122 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Organization And Provision Of Specialized Medical Treatment For Victims With Burns

To research the conditions of organization and provision of specialized medical treatment on the profile “surgery (combustiology)” basing on the data from informational-analytic system “Combustiological treatment in Russia”. In the basis of research – reports from 120 medical treatment organizations (MTO) in the year 2021 and some date from previous years reports. In 2021 in the Russian Federation a specialized treatment for victims with burns was pro- vided in 63 burns departments/centers, including 7 children departments/centers, and on profiled burns bunks i

MK-20-11-2024-2119 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Treatment Of Patients With Concomitant Trauma To The Organs Of Several Cavities And To The Musculoskeletal System

To improve the results of treatment of patients with severe combined trauma of the organs of several cavities (skull, thoracic and abdominal cavities, retroperitoneal space) and of the musculoskeletal system. The study involved 72 patients treated between 2013 and 2017 in a Level I trauma center established at the Republican Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Health of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic. The Injury Severity Score (ISS) index was used to determine the severity of injury.

MK-20-11-2024-2115 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Impedance Spectrometry As A Promising Method To Assess The Effects Of Parametric And Shock-Acoustic Effects Of Non-Lethal Systems

The aim of the study is to adapt the method of impedance spectroscopy as applied to the assessment of possible effects of acoustic impact of various parameters. The study was carried out using 70 rabbits (chinchilla) weighing 2.5-3 kg. Five experimental and control groups were formed based on a preliminary examination of the animals in order to cull individuals with altered acoustic stem evoked potential and other parameters. The experimental animals were exposed to five series of 160 acoustic pulses with low-frequency spectrum each.

MK-20-11-2024-2126 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

The Impact of Shift Work and Long Working Hours on the Mental Health of Healthcare Professionals

Shift work and long working hours are increasingly common in healthcare settings, yet their potential impact on the mental health of healthcare professionals remains a significant concern. Previous studies have suggested that shift work and extended working hours may contribute to elevated risks of mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, and sleep disorders. However, the evidence remains mixed, and there is a need for a comprehensive synthesis of the available literature to clarify these associations.

MK-23-11-2024-2143 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Medical Care For Children Affected By Armed Conflict: A Systematic Literature Review

The aim of the study is to analyze the data on mortality, structure of injuries, terms of hospitalization, routing of patients and organization of medical care for children injured in armed conflicts and terrorist acts. A systematic review was performed in accordance with the recommendations of the PRISMA protocol. A comprehensive search was conducted in PubMed, ScienceDirect, E-library, and GoogleScholar databases for the period from 1995 to 2022.

MK-23-11-2024-2141 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

The Role Of The Operational And Management Service In Responing To Emergency Situations In Treatment Medical Organizations Of The Moscow Health Department

The purpose of the study is to determine the role of the operational administrative service (ORS) of the Moscow Department of Health (DZM) in responding to emergency situations (ES) in medical organizations (HMO) of the Moscow Department of Health. Reports from medical organizations of the Department of Health to the operational administrative service about emergency situations and official reports of line control doctors (LC) to the ORS in 2021–2022.

MK-23-11-2024-2140 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Operation Of The Joint Emergency Medical Service And Disaster Medicine Service In Conditions Of Protracted Emergency Situation Of Biological And Social Character

The purpose of the study is to use the example of the Belgorod region to analyze the functioning of the organization- al model of the activities of the joint emergency medical service (EMS) and the Disaster Medicine Service (MSS) in 2019–2022 against the backdrop of a protracted emergency situation (ES) of a biological and social nature. The research materials are data from the annual reports of the operational department of the joint EMS and QMS service, as well as quarterly and annual reports of medical organizations (HMOs) in the region.

MK-23-11-2024-2136 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Issues Of Readiness Of Nursing Personnel To Provide Medical Care In Conditions Of Mass Admission Of Victims In Emergency Situations To Medical Organizations

The purpose of the study is to analyze the need to train medical workers with secondary medical education in order to ensure their readiness to provide medical care in conditions of mass admission of victims in emergency situations (emergency situations) to medical treatment organizations (HMOs). The research materials are the results of a survey of nurses at a large multidisciplinary medical facility in the city of Orenburg regarding their subjective assessment of their own level of skills and the need for further improvement of labor functions.

MK-23-11-2024-2133 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Dispatcher Support For The Provision Of First Aid By Eyewitnesses Of The Event During Out-Of-Hospital Circulatory Arrest In A Victim: Reality And Prospects

Purpose of the study. The purpose of this work is to analyze the practical experience of remote support of first aid in out- of-hospital circulatory arrest using the example of the State Budgetary Institution of Health “Emergency Station of the Gelendzhik Resort City” of the Ministry of Health of the Krasnodar Territory. The empirical basis of the scientific research was the analytical material on dispatching support for the pro- vision of first aid in case of out-of-hospital circulatory arrest, contained in the works of Russian and foreign scientists.

MK-23-11-2024-2134 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Analysis Of Risks Of Terrorism For The Population Of A Several Countries And The World Population In General, 2011–2020

The objectives of the study are to study the risk indicators of terrorism for the population of a number of countries and the world population as a whole, as well as their dynamics in 2011–2020 in order to determine the average annual risk of being exposed to a terrorist attack, dying or being harmed to life and health. Indicators of the open Global Terrorism Database (GTD), which was created, continues to be created and improved by employees of the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) of the University of Maryland (University of Maryland)

MK-23-11-2024-2133 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Dispatcher Support For The Provision Of First Aid By Eyewitnesses Of The Event During Out-Of-Hospital Circulatory Arrest In A Victim: Reality And Prospects

Purpose of the study. The purpose of this work is to analyze the practical experience of remote support of first aid in out- of-hospital circulatory arrest using the example of the State Budgetary Institution of Health “Emergency Station of the Gelendzhik Resort City” of the Ministry of Health of the Krasnodar Territory. The empirical basis of the scientific research was the analytical material on dispatching support for the pro- vision of first aid in case of out-of-hospital circulatory arrest, contained in the works of Russian and foreign scientists.

MK-23-11-2024-2132 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Emergency Risk Communication In Providing Of Medical Care To Victims Of Emergency Situations

The purpose of the study is to study domestic and foreign experience in implementing risk communications in providing of medical care to victims of emergency situations (ES). Domestic and foreign publications on the problem of using risk communications in emergency situations. During the period of liquidation of the consequences of emergencies, especially those that are characterized by scale and wide public resonance, issues of information support of the population and medical personnel become of utmost importance.

MK-23-11-2024-2127 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Analysis Of The Results Of Intraosseous Vascular Access Using Various Devices In Emergency Medical Care

The purpose of the study is to assess the effectiveness of intraosseous vascular access in the provision of emergency medical care in emergency situations and military conflicts on the example of the Belgorod region. Domestic regulatory framework for the use of intraosseous vascular access; assessment of the design and operational characteristics of the domestic “UVK M intraosseous cannulation device”; experience in using VKSD and devices for its implementation by personnel of the SMP station of the Belgorod region in 2022–2023.

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Vol. 21 No. 15 (2025): MK-15-01-2025 / Medicina Katastrof (ISSN:2070-1004) (E-ISSN:2686-7966)

Published: 2025-04-17

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Effectiveness of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Programs for Health Professionals

Fahad Saad Aljamaan¹, Arwa Salman Abdulrahman Aldossary², Taghreed Mohammed Alnaser³, Huda Ali Alghurairi⁴, Wadiaa Abdulhaleem Abbas Alramis⁵ Naif Ahmed AlKhanbashi⁶, Maryam Ahmed Abdulaziz Alkhoufi⁷, Mohammed Majed Hanif Alqahtani⁸ (Author)
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Antimicrobial‑Resistance Patterns in Tertiary Hospitals in the Gulf Region: A Systematic Review

Baraah Salman Mubarak Albinali¹, Rawyah Hmoud Saeed Aldossary², Hanadi Mohammed Saleh Burashed³, Nada Threwi Nazal Alshammari⁴, Ahmed Ali Hussain Al Masseri⁵, Sultan Abdullah Saleh Alghoraiby⁶, Noura Ahmed Abdulrahman Alhomoud⁷, Alanoud Thrawi Alshammari⁸ (Author)
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Anesthesia Equipment-Related Errors in the Operating Room: Incidence Rate and Management Methods

Amal Matooq A Sobahi¹, Abdullah Fahad Altuwayjiri², Hussein Hawi Essa Azzam³, Ibrahim Ali Hadi Al Qrush⁴, Ayat Salem Mubarak Almowld⁵, Hussain Mohammed Hussain Alsaqqar⁶, Fahad Saud Nasser Alsubaie⁷, Majed Ahmed Alqarni⁸ (Author)
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Laboratory Biomarkers Predictive of Respiratory Failure in Hospitalized Patients: A Systematic Review

Yousef Salem AlShammari¹, Rayan Abdullah M Saflan², Rawan Fahad Hassan Alkhaldi³, Maha Fahad Terqi Alanazi⁴, Shoroug Hamoud Salem AlSawadi⁵ Roya Abdulrahman Suliman Ibrahim⁶, Bayan Mohammed Saeed Ibrahim Al-Ojayan⁷, Salem Mahdi Al Hattab⁸ (Author)
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Effectiveness of National Reporting Systems in Capturing Adverse Drug Events Across Healthcare Cadres

Mathayl Hussain Alqahtani¹, Fatemah Ahmed Mohammed Al Hamdan², Ayat Jawad Al Lashet³, Ahmad Dhafer Alwehaimid⁴, Fatimah Hassan Ahmed Alsabbagh⁵, Hawra Ahmed Alali⁶ (Author)
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Evaluating Infection‐Control Practice Among Surgical, Anesthesia, and Radiology Teams

Hussain Mousa Ahmed Jaafari¹, Maryam Abdrabalrasool M. Obaidi², Afrah Mohammed Ali Alzaki³, Manal Ibrahim M. Al Sawad⁴, Afaf Saud Saeed Alshahrani⁵ Yousef Ahmed Al Rashed⁶, Fatimah Ahmed AlJaroodi⁷, Zahiah Abdualrahman Alhamad⁸ (Author)
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Integrating Virtual Reality and Artificial intelligence Tools to Optimize Interprofessional Coordination in Clinical Care

Dina Ali Mohammed Al-Hammadi¹, Maryam Rabiah Mohammed Al Rabiah², Zahra Habib Afreed³, Najebah Saleh Aboalrehi⁴, Alaa Abdulbasit Al Abdulbaqi⁵ Fatimah Hani Almashor⁶, Fatemah Saud Alshaik⁷, Mashael Abdulaziz Albarrak⁸ (Author)
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Early-Warning Score Systems Supervised by Nurses and Their Impact on Quality of Healthcare

Majed Faiz Alasmari¹, Abdullah Ali Mufarrih Almalki², Khalid Musaad Alalyani³, Nawal Abdullah AlQarni⁴, Rawan Mohammed Al-amer⁵, Laila Ahmed Abdullah Al-Aqeel⁶ (Author)
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Efficacy of dexmedetomidine sedation by anesthesia technicians for pediatric MRI/CT procedures

Abdulaziz Awad Alshehri¹, Sukaina Hussain Alkhadimi², Abdullah Mohammed Saleh Almarhoon³, Nawal Saeed Salem Albakhit⁴, Haya Khalid Al-Musailem⁵ Anwar Mansour Ahmed Alkarnous⁶, Fadilah Salman Alwi Alawami⁷, Zainab Abdullah Jassim Aldawood⁸ (Author)
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Radiation Exposure to Anesthetists During Interventional Radiology Procedures: A Systematic Review of Occupational Safety

Jalal Sadiq M. Alsaad¹, Dalal Mohammed Al Sadoon², Ahmed Mahdi Alawazim³, Saleh Abdulhadi Alamri⁴, Al-Hanoof Fahad Al-Zuraiq⁵, Huda Saeed Basaqr⁶, Reem Khalid Alshahab⁷, Alaa Abdulraouf Alsabbagh⁸ (Author)
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Preventing Perioperative Hypothermia in Obstetric Surgery: A Systematic Review of Warming Methods During Cesarean Birth

Haya Hadi Saleh Al Makhalas¹, Sohair Mosharea Rehan Alyami², Amjad Awad Rahan Alyami³, Mohammed Ahmed Almuqahwi⁴, Sara Yahya Hassan⁵, Wala Saeed Alshibar⁶ (Author)
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Nurse-Led Ultrasound at Point of Care (POCUS) in Emergency and Critical Care: Accuracy and Outcomes

Mohammed Ahmed Aljurayyad¹, Areej Ibrahim Alarani², Hassan Ali Al-Abdulghani³, Ashraf Ali Al Turaik⁴, Weam Amin Alramadhan⁵, Habib Ali Alkhwailidi⁶, Amal Salman Alawami⁷, Sukynah Muhammed Alabdullah⁸ (Author)
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Influence of Abutment Retention Method on Dental Implant Prosthesis: Implant Stability and Screw Loosening

Tamer Aljamaan¹; Ahmed Abdulrahman Almuashi²; Noura Adel Aldhamer³; Nourah Yahya Alkhaldi⁴; Maryam Abdullah Abdullah Alhmood⁵; Zakariya Ibrahim Ahmad Alsadah⁶ (Author)
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Pharmacogenomic Guided Pain Management in Surgery: Patient PainOutcomes

Lyale Ali Abdullah Jalood¹; Lamia Saleh Aldossary²; Ola Saad Almutairi³; Eman Mohammed Busaleh⁴; Hawra Hassan Olaiwat⁵; Atiaf Faisal Alkhleef⁶; Rihanah Hassan Almahdi⁷; Naemah Rashed Bin Reshedan⁸ (Author)
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Skin and Allergic Conditions Linked to Personal Protective Equipment inHealthcare Workers: Burden, Prevention, and Care

Fatema Abdulaziz Alsaleh¹, Sukinah Ali Alshowikhat², Layla Mousa Al Bashrowi³, Riham Nader Alghurab⁴, Alia Mahdi Almaidani⁵, Maryam Saeed Bawadi⁶, Mezharah Mohammed B. Al Makhalas⁷, Bushra Mohamed Alhamadi⁸ (Author)
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Impact of Patient-Assisted Compression and Pressure-Guided Paddles onMammography/DBT Performance

Samar Abdulhameid Alfraij¹, Mazen Alghamdi², Sahar Nasser Albishi³, Ashwag Nasser Othman Albishi⁴ Fatima Obaid Jaber Albishi⁵, Abdulaziz Sulaiman Abdulaziz Al Oraini⁶, Aishah Nasser Almubayyedh⁷ (Author)
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