Search Results - "Ahamed, Ashraf"

Irreducible Hernia in Female Children Containing Ovary, Uterus or Uterine Adnexa: Case Series by Francis, Joseph, Gajanthody, Suhitha, Ahamed, Ashraf, Syam, Divya

“…Inguinal hernias are the most frequent hernias of childhood. They are relatively uncommon in females as compared to males. Congenital inguinal hernias are due…”
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Retroperitoneal Lipoblastoma-A Rare Entity by Gajanthody, Suhitha, Gowda, Harshavardhan, Ahamed, Ashraf, Rao, Anuradha CK, Shashidhar, MR

“…Lipoblastomas are uncommon tumours which can achieve enormous size and volumes occurring in young paediatric population predominantly. Retroperitoneal…”
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Multi-level models can benefit from minimizing higher-order variations: an illustration using child malnutrition data by Das, Sumonkanti, Rahman, Azizur, Ahamed, Ashraf, Rahman, Sabbir Tahmidur

“…This study aims to measure the robustness of multi-level models designed for three anthropometric indices - height-for-age (HAZ), weight-for-age (WAZ) and…”
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Quantitative microbial risk assessment (QMRA) tool for modelling pathogen infection risk to wastewater treatment plant workers by Heida, Ashley, Maal-Bared, Rasha, Veillette, Marc, Duchaine, Caroline, Reynolds, Kelly A., Ashraf, Ahamed, Ogunseye, Olusola O., Jung, Yoonhee, Shulman, Lester, Ikner, Luisa, Betancourt, Walter, Hamilton, Kerry A., Wilson, Amanda M.

“…•Real-world pathogen concentration data in wastewater informed a risk assessment.•A WWTP occupational risk calculator tool was developed for several…”
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Reproductive biology of the tub gurnard Trigla lucerna (linnaeus, 1758), in the Libyan eastern coast of Mediterranean Sea by Ahamed, Ashraf

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Subcutaneous dirofilariasis by Acharya, Devdas, Chatra, Priyank S, Padmaraj, Sunil Rao, Ahamed, Ashraf

“…Subcutaneous dirofilariasis is a parasitic infestation found in endemic areas in Mediterranean countries such as Italy. It is occasionally reported in India,…”
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Feeding habits of the common sole, Solea vulgaris (Quensel, 1806),from Mediterranean Sea, Port Said, Egypt by El-mor, Mohammad, Ahamed, Ashraf

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