Publications by authors named "A Solaiman"

A negative impact of finasteride on fertility has been reported, in which over production of reactive oxygen species and apoptosis were implicated. Hesperidin, a plant-derived bioflavonoid with antioxidant and anti-apoptotic effects, may mitigate these adverse effects. In order to investigate the possible protective role of hesperidin against finasteride-induced seminiferous tubules toxicity in adult male Wistar rats, 60 rats were randomized into five groups (I-V) receiving distilled water, 0.

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Objective: To define the presentation, spectrum of illness, and outcomes in infants with parechovirus (PeV) meningitis admitted to our inpatient general pediatrics service during a spike in incidence of admissions in summer 2022.

Patients And Methods: This study is a retrospective case series of all patients aged 3 months and younger discharged from our institution with a CSF BioFire (BioFire Diagnostics, Salt Lake City, UT) FilmArray Polymerase Chain Reaction Meningitis/Encephalitis Panel result positive for PeV between January 1 and September 19, 2022. We collected and analyzed clinical and demographic data.

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Background: With the widespread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 pandemic, in spite of the newly emerging vaccines, mutated strains remain a great obstacle to supportive and preventive measures. Coronavirus 19 survivors continue to face great danger of contacting the disease again. As long as no specific treatment has yet to be approved, a great percentage of patients experience real complications, including among others, lung fibrosis.

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Cartilage deterioration is the hallmark of osteoarthritis (OA). Rapid clearance of intra-articularly injected drugs and inherent cartilage barrier properties represent enormous challenges facing the effective local OA therapy. Rhein (RH), a dihydroxy-anthraquinone acid molecule, possess a potential chondroprotective effect.

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Objective: The use of fat grafting is being widely used for different indications one of which is wound healing. In this study we compare the use of autologous fat grafting (AFG) as a novel indication in acute burn wounds healing and burn scarring to the conventional methods of burn wound management both clinically and histologically. Several small observational studies demonstrated the effect of the AFG in healing of chronic wounds, different vascular ulcers or effect on scars yet no randomized controlled trial is available to compare its role with conventional methods.

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