Publications by authors named "Abdul Kader Tabbara"

A recent review suggests minimal respiratory depression (RD) after perioperative methadone, while another identified RD in up to 37 percent of patients. A meta-analysis is equivocal. At our institution, five of 75 opioid naive patients (6.

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The authors report a case of a young healthy adult with severe rhabdomyolysis and acute fulminant liver failure with multiple organ dysfunction syndromes (MODS), possibly from an enterovirus infection. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first-ever reported case of enterovirus-induced rhabdomyolysis and acute liver failure (ALF) in an immunocompetent adult. It is vital that the treating physician be aware of the association between viral infections, viral myositis, and severe rhabdomyolysis with acute liver failure, which can facilitate the optimal management of such patients.

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Ganglioglioma is a rare central nervous system neoplasm representing 0.4% to 1.7% of all brain tumors and most frequently occurs in the pediatric population with an incidence of 7.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Abdul Kader Tabbara"

  • - Abdul Kader Tabbara's research primarily focuses on the implications and management of rare medical conditions, including the effects of methadone in perioperative settings and the link between viral infections and severe complications in otherwise healthy adults.
  • - His article on intraoperative methadone highlights conflicting evidence surrounding respiratory depression, emphasizing the need for careful administration and monitoring in opioid naive patients.
  • - Tabbara's case report on enterovirus-induced rhabdomyolysis and liver failure underscores the importance of recognizing viral infections as potential triggers for severe medical conditions, advocating for enhanced awareness among healthcare professionals.*