Mohamed Mukhtar Kassim
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Recent Articles
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Ismail F, Ali Y, Ali A, Mohamed Hirsi I, Ali N, Kassim M, et al.
Int Med Case Rep J
. 2024 Aug;
17:751-755.
PMID: 39171203
Congenital rubella syndrome (CRS) is a serious condition with a high rate of morbidity. It is currently a rare disorder, especially in developed countries, because of universal vaccination campaigns. However,...
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Hussein A, Bashir A, Kassim M, Mohamed S, Hussein S, Mohamed A
Urol Case Rep
. 2023 Aug;
50:102510.
PMID: 37533742
The tradition of female genital mutilation (FGM) is practiced in many African countries, including Somalia. FGM is responsible for several short and long-term complications that can negatively influence vital and...
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Hassan M, Haji Mohamud R, Kassim M, Hussein A, Adam M, Akbulut U, et al.
IJID Reg
. 2023 Jul;
8:31-35.
PMID: 37415953
Objectives: Measles is a contagious disease associated with significant morbidity and mortality. This paper describes the clinical characteristics and outcomes of patients hospitalized with measles during an outbreak in Somalia...
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Keles E, Eker H, Bektemur G, Hilowle I, Kassim M, Hassan-Kadle M, et al.
Int J Womens Health
. 2023 Jan;
14:1863-1870.
PMID: 36597478
Aim: Female genital mutilation (FGM) is widely practiced in Somalia. Limited data are available on the attitude of the Somalia community regarding FGM. The present study aimed to explore the...
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Hussein A, Omar A, Hassan H, Kassim M, Yusuf A, Osman A
Int Med Case Rep J
. 2022 Oct;
15:551-556.
PMID: 36225974
Background And Importance: Spontaneous uterine rupture, especially in an unscarred uterus, is a rare pregnancy complication that can cause severe morbidity and mortality in both the mother and the fetus....