1 | Managing source of information and its relationship with fear of new strains of COVID-19 virus among a sample of Egyptians | |
Page 863-872 | ||
Marwa M. Zein; Samar Anwar; Youssef Elsendiony; Alaa Qandeel; Marwa Salem | ||
2 | Whole genome sequencing analysis of SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant isolated from Egypt | |
Page 873-885 | ||
Hanaa Hussain Ahmed; Mohamed Gomaa Seadawy; Mohamed Abdel-Razik; Ahmed Fawzy Gad; Mervet Gamil Hassan | ||
3 | Towards preliminary inactivated vaccine for SARS CoV-2 isolated from Egypt: Isolation, propagation and inactivation of SARS CoV-2 Omicron variant (in vitro study) | |
Page 886-900 | ||
Mohamed Gomaa Seadawy; Ahmed fawzy Gad; Mervet Gamil Hassan; Hanaa Hussain Ahmed; Mohamed Abdel-Razik | ||
4 | The effects of probiotic Lactobacillus acidophilus and colchicine on the control of symptoms, duration, and disease progression of mild and moderate cases of COVID-19: Randomized controlled clinical trial | |
Page 901-910 | ||
Samar Osama Hassan; Ahmed Nour El-Din Hassan; Manal Sabry Mohamed; Mohamed Nabil Badawy Al Ashram; Mina Michael Nesim; Mohamed Farouk Allam | ||
5 | Risk stratification for Clostridioides difficile infection among hospitalized patients with diarrhea in the eastern region of Saudi Arabia; with a glimpse at COVID-19 coinfection | |
Page 911-923 | ||
Taghird G Kharboush; Mohammed Al mohaini; Fatima Abu Deeb | ||
6 | COVID-19 associated mucormycosis (CAM) and other fungal infections: A review | |
Page 924-933 | ||
C T Swamy | ||
7 | Rhinoorbital mucormycosis - Unveiling the hidden menace : A Case Series | |
Page 934-938 | ||
Shibam Kundagrami; Siddhartha Basak; Uddalok Das | ||
8 | Drug resistance trends of Mycobacterium tuberculosis before and after the COVID-19 pandemic in an Egyptian Cairo University tertiary-care hospital | |
Page 939-947 | ||
Noha Salah Soliman; May Sherif Soliman; Sherine Mohamed Shawky; Heba Rashed; Maha Gadalmawla; Sahar Mohammed Khairat; Amani Ali El-Kholy | ||
9 | Experience of an Egyptian tertiary Laboratory in the diagnosis of tuberculous and non-tuberculous Mycobacterial Infections: A five-year retrospective study. | |
Page 948-960 | ||
Asmaa A. Ramadan; Sherine M. Shawky; Arsany Ibrahem; Mohammed A. El-Kholy | ||
10 | Sociodemographic and clinical profile of HIV/AIDS patients in Upper Egypt: A multi-center study | |
Page 961-971 | ||
Mina Tharwat; Ehab Moustafa; Aisha El Sharkawy; Mostafa Medhat; Heba Sayed; Mohamed Hassany; Marwa Salem | ||
11 | One health approach in the fight against yellow fever in Nigeria | |
Page 972-990 | ||
Seyi Samson Enitan; Daniel Sudan Gbise; Banenat Bajehson Dogonyaro; Samuel Sunday Eke; Unata Michael Iduh; Michael Olugbamila Dada; Olaitan Abosede Adebola; Osakue Eguagie Osareniro; Grace Amarachi John-Ugwuanya; Grace Eleojo Itodo; Richard Yomi Akele; Okeoghene Marcel Edafetanure-Ibeh; Rhoda Temilola Akinpelu; Adeiye Adedoyin Oluwayemis; Omotayo Esther Oyewopo; Lily Amarachukwu Innocent-Sunday; Ayomide Oluwatobiloba Okuneye | ||
12 | Prevalence of occult hepatitis B in southeast Asia: The first systematic review and meta-analysis | |
Page 991-1006 | ||
Kizito E Bello; Itodo Kelechi Janefrancis; David Adeiza Zakari; Saliu Hadiya Modupe; Aishat Musa; Irekeola Adebayo Ahmad; Wada Yusuf; Otuyelu frank Olakunle; Azeez Ridwan; Jegede Raphael; Yusuf Lamidi; Hanim Rafidah; Nazri Mustaffa | ||
13 | Value of autotaxin as a serum marker for liver fibrosis in chronic HCV infected patients receiving direct-acting antiviral therapy | |
Page 1007-1019 | ||
Ahmed Moustafa; Nouran Nabil; Zeinab Abdellatif Soliman; Yomna Mohamed; Hasan Elgarem; Rasha Eletreby | ||
14 | Invasive candidiasis in intensive care units in Tunisia: A prospective matched case-control study | |
Page 1020-1031 | ||
MAHER BEN BRAHIM; Meriam BenHamida-Rebai; nihel Haddad; Lamia Tilouche; Sameh boughattas; Farah Azouzi; Abdelhalim Trabelsi; Soumaya Ketata | ||
15 | Review of hand foot mouth disease | |
Page 1032-1035 | ||
Karthika Jayakumar; Priya Jayakumar; Vidyaa Nayaki Suppiah; Jada Sunilkumar | ||
16 | Probiotics: Mitigating antibiotic resistance in the vaginal microbiome | |
Page 1036-1045 | ||
Chinyere Charity Ezeanya-Bakpa; Chidozie Udeogu; Nneka Regina Agbakoba; Immaculata Uduchi; Chinwe Ejike | ||
17 | characteristics of intestinal microbiome in very low birth weight preterm neonatal intensive care unit patients | |
Page 1046-1056 | ||
Zahraa EzzEldin; May Sherif Soliman; Esraa Elmazzahy; Doaa Hamed; Amani El Kholy | ||
18 | Frequency of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis among cirrhotic ascitic patients and predictors for its outcome in Menoufia University Hospitals | |
Page 1057-1076 | ||
Naglaa Said Elabd; Hossam Ibrahim Mohammed; Ahmed Ragab El-Gazzarah; Abdelnaser A. Gadallah; Reem Mohsen ElKholy; Heba M. El-Lehleh; Amany Abbas Amer | ||
19 | Stool Lactoferrin as a biochemical marker in Crohn’s disease; correlation with clinical, laboratory and endoscopic indices and its use as a surrogate marker for endoscopic healing. | |
Page 1077-1084 | ||
Ibrahim Mohamed Ibrahim Naguib; Hanan Abdel-Haleem; Mahmoud Abdo; Sherif Hamdy; Tarek Ramzy; Ahmed Moustafa; Hany Shehab; Hedy Ayman; AbdelAziz Gaber | ||
20 | Beta-lactamase production among multidrug-resistant wound isolates from patients attending University College Hospital, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria | |
Page 1085-1097 | ||
Busayo Mutiat Olowe; Grace Iyabo Soyinka | ||
21 | Sccmec- and spa-based determination of the genetic diversity of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) clinical isolates | |
Page 1098-1112 | ||
Abdel-Aty Elsayed Alfeky; Mahmoud Mohamed Tawfick; Mohamed Seif El-Din Ashour; Abdel-Nasser Abbass El-Moghazy | ||
22 | Virulence characterization of Escherichia coli sequence type 131 clone isolated from hospital-acquired and community-acquired urinary tract infections, Egypt | |
Page 1113-1126 | ||
Soha S Abdelrahim; Shaimaa Zaki; Haitham Abdel Hamid; Dalia N Kotb | ||
23 | Predominance of blaKPC carbapenemase gene in multi-drug resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa isolated from ICUs and surgical wards in Egypt | |
Page 1127-1138 | ||
Noha A. Hassuna; Nehal E. Koriem; Shaimaa Hassouna Zaki; Medhat Abd El Fattah; Amani Mohammed Abdelmoaty; Reham A. Ibrahem | ||
24 | Antimicrobial resistance of multidrug-resistant Enterobacterales and Acinetobacter baumannii isolates to colistin in a Moroccan hospital | |
Page 1139-1146 | ||
Nadia El mrimar; El mehdi Belouad; Elmostafa Benaissa; Adil Maleb; Mostafa Elouennass | ||
25 | Bacterial respiratory infection epidemiology and antibiogram profile in patients attending in regional hospital, Meknes, Morocco | |
Page 1147-1153 | ||
Najia El Hamzaoui; Fatima El Kamari; Anjoud Harmouzi; Samira Jaouhar | ||
26 | Antibacterial resistance pattern of transfusion transmissible bacteria from blood donors attending federal medical center, Birnin Kebbi | |
Page 1154-1163 | ||
Usman Abubakar; Adamu Almustapha Aliero; Daniel Dan-Inna Attah; Adesina Adefowope | ||
27 | Antitumor impact of Clostridium sporogenes endospores against diethyl nitrose amine induce hepatocellular carcinoma in rats | |
Page 1164-1175 | ||
Mansour Ismail Mansour; Mostafa Elbahnasawy; Hany Mahgoub; Nermeen Elbakary | ||
28 | Clinical profile and molecular detection of Chlamydia trachomatis in follicular conjunctivitis: Insights from Egypt | |
Page 1176-1189 | ||
Kholoud M. Abd El-Moneem; Mohamed Nabil Hamza; Shereen Bendary El-Sayed; Amal M. Soliman | ||
29 | Evaluating the antibacterial activity of potassium aluminium sulphate (alum) combined with other antibiotics | |
Page 1190-1197 | ||
Falah Hasan Obayes AL-Khikani; Dena Mahmood Zaraa; Hawraa Sabah Abbas; Hawraa Sabah Musa; Hussien Alaa Dahir; Hawraa Awaad Mohammed Musa; Ali Abedulameer Alhusayni | ||
30 | The comparative antimicrobial effects of castor, garlic, beniseed and bitter cola extracts on microorganisms isolated from hospitals’ wards | |
Page 1198-1216 | ||
Abdul Onoruoiza Momoh; abiola mojisola Asowata-Ayodele; Ogonnoh Olayemi; Theresa David-Momoh | ||
31 | Antimicrobial activities of bioactive compounds isolated from Acacia nilotica against multi-drug resistant bacteria | |
Page 1217-1227 | ||
Adamu Almustapha Aliero; Sule Mang; Isah Musa | ||
32 | Antibacterial activities of Vernonia amygdalina (Del.) stem bark extracts on multiple antibiotic-resistant bacteria isolated from wound samples | |
Page 1228-1239 | ||
Anthony Kayode Onifade; Damilola Deborah Akinyemi; Ayodele Oluyemisi Ogundare | ||