ABSTRACT Dengue fever is a viral infectious disease transmitted by mosquitoes and endemic in many tropical and subtropical countries as Maldives causing one of the common health problems there. Dengue fever may be asymptomatic in the majority of cases, but it may be presented by a life-threatening hemorrhagic fever. Maldives is a touristic tropical Asian country that receives a large ... Read more

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Abstract Background: The nasal cavities represent complex anatomical structures characterized by significant variability in their functional roles. Nasal septal deviation (NSD) is a prevalent condition observed in both clinical assessments and radiological evaluations. The deviation exhibits a range of shapes, directions, and levels of significance, which can influence patient complaints and management strategies, alongside other associated pathologies involving the paranasal ... Read more

ABSTARCT Background: A large number of children are killed every day in Gaza by the Israeli forces since they began their barbarian attack against 2 million civilians in Gaza by all methods of killing, from direct bombing and sniping to the total cut-off of water, food, and all medication supplies to the whole of the Gaza Strip. Objective: This study ... Read more

Abstract: Medical digital imaging is nearly totally replacing conventional. Large volumes of scans and images are generated daily, which are transmitted and archived by PACS. PACS and servers are costly, especially in developing countries. Computer discs are an old method of saving and transmitting data but are still used. They also partially or near totally replace films by transmitting different ... Read more

Abstract: Renal stones are a common complaint and presentation of acute abdominal pain. Ultrasound is the initial modality for diagnosing. The smaller stones are more difficult to diagnose by ultrasound, which are easier to be diagnosed by CT, which is less available in all medical centers than ultrasound and Doppler. Color Doppler is the ultrasounddependent modality for the assessment of ... Read more

ABSTRACT Background: Foreign bodies of different routes of entry (ingestion, inhalation, and penetration) are a common complaint in different age groups, especially children and mentally affected patients. Diagnosis depends on history, clinical examination and imaging. Imaging of different modalities are the main tools of diagnosis according to the route of entry and nature of the foreign body. The fate of ... Read more

ABSTARCT Background: Children with disabilities caused by any disease or trauma are considered a major medical problem and catastrophe for families, requiring much more special care and additional financial support. Objective: This study aimed to shed light on the major medical problem of the large and increasing number of children with disabilities in Gaza caused by the current genocidal war. ... Read more

ABSTARCT Background: Radiological services are a very important medical branch in emergencies, especially in catastrophic or war zones. All radiology modalities depend on electricity to work; without it, no services could be provided. Teleradiology can provide radiological consultations to the zones deprived of radiologists due to any cause, but the destruction of the machine or a cut-off electric supply or ... Read more

Abstract: In this study we investigated and discussed umbilical cord knot prediction by color Doppler and related placental insufficiency as one of the most serious morbidities that threaten pregnancy in its different stages. It may relate to many comorbidities such as diabetes mellitus, maternal blood diseases, etc. Intrauterine fetal death is considered the worst fate for any pregnancy. It occurs ... Read more