Publications by authors named "S Alrawi"
. The mental health of healthcare professionals, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, is a critical concern. This study investigates the prevalence of burnout and professional fulfillment, depression and the relationship between physical activity and adherence to the Mediterranean diet with depression, burnout and professional fulfillment among healthcare professionals.
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- * The study included nearly 7,000 patients, revealing that the median heart volume increased over time, and the median mean heart dose (MHD) remained low, indicating effective radiation management.
- * Findings suggest that, despite an increase in heart volume, the average heart dose during treatment was minimal, demonstrating the feasibility of large-scale audits with automated tools for better patient care.
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- This study focused on training a deep learning model to help doctors identify important areas in breast cancer patients that need treatment.
- It used expert opinions from radiotherapy centers in Denmark to create high-quality data for training the model.
- The results showed that the model's performance was very similar to what experienced doctors would achieve, which means it could be used safely in real medical situations.
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- A 36-year-old woman experienced severe headache and vomiting five days after giving birth, prompting her to seek medical attention.
- Initial CT scan showed no issues, but further imaging (CT venogram) revealed hydrocephalus caused by subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH).
- The report emphasizes the importance of CT imaging in diagnosing SAH, highlights concerns about current lumbar puncture guidelines, and discusses other potential causes of headaches in postpartum patients.
Crystal violet (CV) dye, because of its non-biodegradability and harmful effects, poses a significant challenge for wastewater treatment. This study addresses the efficiency of easily accessible coal fly ash (CFA)-based adsorbents such as raw coal fly ash (RCFA) and surface enhanced coal fly ash (SECFA), in removing CV dye from waste effluents. Various analytical techniques such as FTIR, XRD, SEM, TEM, BET, zeta sizer and zeta potential were employed for the characterization of the adsorbents and dye-loaded samples.
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