Mamoun Nabri, Master

Medicine and Dentistry

1. Abdominal Blunt Trauma 83%
2. Abdominal Injury 21%
3. Abdominal Wall 44%
4. Abscess 100%
5. Anastomosis Leakage 22%
6. Angiography 33%
7. Blood Clot Lysis 33%
8. Blood Pressure 33%
9. Case Presentation 19%
10. Chest Radiograph 22%
11. Clinical Intervention 11%
12. Colostomy 44%
13. Computer Assisted Tomography 11%
14. Congenital Disorder 11%
15. Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy 16%
16. Contrast-Induced Nephropathy 16%
17. Crohn's Disease 33%
18. Damage Control Surgery 22%
19. Emergency Department 19%
20. Fatality 33%
21. Hartmann Procedure 22%
22. Hernia 22%
23. Hip Pain 11%
24. Ileostomy 55%
25. Iliopsoas Hematoma 33%
26. Infection 16%
27. Inferior Vena Cava 66%
28. Intestine Injury 22%
29. Intestine Perforation 66%
30. Jejunum 22%
31. Lung Contusion 66%
32. Mesentery 22%
33. Mortality Rate 33%
34. Muscle Hematoma 13%
35. Operating Room 33%
36. Patient with Crohn's Disease 66%
37. Penetrating Trauma 33%
38. Peritonitis 22%
39. Pneumoperitoneum 11%
40. Pneumothorax 44%
41. Polytrauma 66%
42. Psoas Muscle 33%
43. Scalp 66%
44. Sigmoid 22%
45. Stab Wound 13%
46. Surgical Anastomosis 33%
47. Terminal Ileum 44%
48. Thrombosis 33%
49. Traffic Accident 33%
50. X-Ray Computed Tomography 19%