safa_elmasry

Safa El-masry

Teadching-Assistant - Lecturer

Faculty of science

Address: Sohag university-Faculty of science- Zoology department

1

Like
0 0 0 4 0 0 223 127
44

Newly Added
  • Courses 0
  • Course Supplements 0
  • Courses Tasks 0
  • Publications 4
  • Office hours 0
  • Announcements 0
  • File uploaded 0
  • Downloaded Times 0

Publications Which contain the keyword: Anatomy

Dorsolumbar epidural analgesia in water buffalo: anaesthetic assessment and anatomical studies

2019-02-12 22:24:47 Keywords Epidural analgesia, Anatomy, I, Epidural analgesia, Anatomy, indication, bufflo,
Dorsolumbar epidural analgesia in water buffalo: anaesthetic assessment and anatomical studies
anethesia of the flank of native buffloes was accomplished through dorsolumber technique by using two different doses from anethetic mixture containing xylazine hydrochlorid and lidocaine hydrochloride. computed tomography and gross dessection were done for the thoracolumber region. the result showed that the anethetized area and duration of analgesia were wider and more prolonged at dose 5ml than at dose 4ml ... Read more

Dorsolumbar epidural analgesia in water buffalo: anaesthetic assessment and anatomical studies

2019-02-12 22:24:47 Keywords Epidural analgesia, Anatomy, I, Epidural analgesia, Anatomy, indication, bufflo,
Dorsolumbar epidural analgesia in water buffalo: anaesthetic assessment and anatomical studies
anethesia of the flank of native buffloes was accomplished through dorsolumber technique by using two different doses from anethetic mixture containing xylazine hydrochlorid and lidocaine hydrochloride. computed tomography and gross dessection were done for the thoracolumber region. the result showed that the anethetized area and duration of analgesia were wider and more prolonged at dose 5ml than at dose 4ml ... Read more

Anatomical and histological studies on the digestive tract of octopus vulgaris Cuvier, 1797, from the Red Sea,

2018-09-24 09:49:36 Keywords Octopus vulgaris, Red Sea, SEM, intestine, Radula, Digestive tract, Anatomy,
Anatomical and histological studies on the digestive tract of octopus vulgaris Cuvier, 1797, from the Red Sea,
The digestive tract of _Octopus vulgaris_ consists of the buccal mass complex with a beak and radula, oesophagus, crop, stomach, caecum, digestive gland, intestine and salivary glands. The buccal mass contains the lower and upper beaks, radular apparatus and salivary papilla. Each beak consists of a hood and lateral walls; two wings are present in the lower beak only. The ... Read more

Normal "one humped camel" brain: A study with magnetic resonance imaging and gross dissection anatomy

2018-09-18 15:33:24 Keywords Se, MRI, Camel, Brain, Anatomy,
Normal "one humped camel" brain: A study with magnetic resonance imaging and gross dissection anatomy
Three brains of healthy adult camels were studied anatomically and with magnetic resonance imaging. The anatomical study accomplished through 12 cross-sections. Grossly, forebrain formed of diencephalon and telencephalon. Diencephalon formed of epithalamus, thalamus, metathalamus and hypothalamus. Telencephalon formed of two completely separated hemispheres, each formed of grey and white matter. T1-weighted images showed the white matter as grey (dark), grey ... Read more

Anatomical Findings of the Genus Galium L. (Rubiacaeae) in Egypt and Their Systematic Implications

2018-09-02 23:25:17 Keywords Anatomy, Galium, Rubiaceae, stem, transverse section,
Anatomical Findings of the Genus Galium L. (Rubiacaeae) in Egypt and Their Systematic Implications
Transverse stem sections of 11 species and 2 subspecies of the genus _Galium_ L. from Egypt were studied by light microscopy. Epidermal cell shape, cortex, xylem, and pith were of good taxonomic value between the taxa. Four types of stem shape were discerned in the transverse sections. The shape of epidermal cells can be used to distinguish between subspecies of ... Read more

  • «
  • 1
  • »