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Mohammed Naguib

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Articles 7
Citations 37
Followers 0
Related Specialties
Infectious Diseases
Nephrology
General Surgery
Top 10 Co-Authors
B R Panhotra
Anil K Saxena
Wahid Uzzaman
D S Sundaram
C K Venkateshappa
Khalifa Al-Mulhim
Khalifa Al Mulhim
C K Venkateshhappa
Hamdy M Desouky
Islam M El-Babouly
Published In
Pharmacotherapy
Ren Fail
Urology
Scand J Infect Dis
Am J Infect Control
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Recent Articles
1.
W-pouch With Modified Non-isolated Extra Limb for Continence in Cutaneous Diversion After Radical Cystectomy
Abd Elwahab K, Eliwa A, Seleem M, Ali M, El-Babouly I, Ragab A, et al.
Urology . 2017 Apr; 105:202-207. PMID: 28411100
Objective: To report the functional results of continent cutaneous ileal urinary diversion using modified W-pouch with non-isolated extra limb for continence. Patients And Methods: From January 2013 to January 2016,...
2.
Vascular access related septicemia in hemodialysis: a focus on bacterial flora and antibiotic access salvage
Saxena A, Panhotra B, Naguib M, Sundaram D, Venkateshhappa C, Uzzaman W, et al.
Saudi J Kidney Dis Transpl . 2008 Jan; 13(1):29-34. PMID: 18209409
A good vascular access is the lifeline of patients on long-term hemodialysis (HD) and anteriovenous fistula is considered the ideal access. Vascular access related septicemia (VARS) is the second most...
3.
Impact of dedicated space, dialysis equipment, and nursing staff on the transmission of hepatitis C virus in a hemodialysis unit of the middle east
Saxena A, Panhotra B, Sundaram D, Naguib M, Venkateshappa C, Uzzaman W, et al.
Am J Infect Control . 2003 Jan; 31(1):26-33. PMID: 12548254
Background: Infection with the hepatitis C virus (HCV) is endemic in hemodialysis (HD) units, especially in Middle Eastern countries. The meticulous isolation policy recommended for patients with the hepatitis B...
4.
The impact of nasal carriage of methicillin-resistant and methicillin-susceptible Staphylococcus a ureus (MRSA & MSSA) on vascular access-related septicemia among patients with type-II diabetes on dialysis
Saxena A, Panhotra B, Venkateshappa C, Sundaram D, Naguib M, Uzzaman W, et al.
Ren Fail . 2002 Dec; 24(6):763-77. PMID: 12472199
Background: Fairly higher nasal carriage rates among type-II diabetics place them at a greater risk of endogenous Staphylococcus aureus linked vascular access-related septicemia (VRS) that is also dependent on the...
5.
Outcome of dialysis access-related septicemia among diabetics following optimized AV-fistula placement
Saxena A, Panhotra B, Naguib M, Sundaram D, Venkateshappa C, Uzzaman W, et al.
Kidney Blood Press Res . 2002 Jun; 25(2):109-14. PMID: 12077493
Background: AV fistula (AVF) is the safest of vascular accesses with lowest infection rates; yet only 23% patients used AVF during 1997 in USA. The lower prevalence of AVF among...
6.
Nosocomial transmission of syphilis during haemodialysis in a developing country
Saxena A, Panhotra B, Naguib M, Uzzaman W, Al M
Scand J Infect Dis . 2002 Apr; 34(2):88-92. PMID: 11928859
Patients with end-stage renal disease (n = 187) secondary to diverse aetiologies who underwent haemodialysis (HD) between November 1996 and November 2000 were routinely screened for syphilis using the rapid...
7.
Sudden irreversible sensory-neural hearing loss in a patient with diabetes receiving amikacin as an antibiotic-heparin lock
Saxena A, Panhotra B, Naguib M
Pharmacotherapy . 2002 Jan; 22(1):105-8. PMID: 11794420
Gram-negative septicemia due to central venous catheter-related infection is a leading cause of mortality and morbidity among patients who undergo hemodialysis. Antibiotic-heparin locks are valuable for preserving access sites and...