Search Results - "Khamees, Rasha E."

Metformin versus levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system in the management of endometrial hyperplasia: a randomized clinical trial by Taha, Omima T, Abd-Elgelil, Mohammed M, Kishk, Eman A, Shaaban, Mohammed, Khamees, Rasha E

“…Background Endometrial hyperplasia is one of the common causes of bleeding in perimenopausal women. Variable treatment options aim to induce regression. The…”
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Correction: Antenatal cervical length measurement as a predictor of successful vaginal birth by Taha, Omima T., Elprince, Mohamed, Atwa, Khaled A., Elgedawy, Asmaa M., Ahmed, Amal A., Khamees, Rasha E.

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Antenatal cervical length measurement as a predictor of successful vaginal birth by Taha, Omima T, Elprince, Mohamed, Atwa, Khaled A, Elgedawy, Asmaa M, Ahmed, Amal A, Khamees, Rasha E

“…Antenatal cervical length measurement has paramount importance in the prediction of labor. It was compared to the Bishop Score and incorporated in the modified…”
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Prediction of intraperitoneal adhesions using striae gravidarum and scar characteristics in women undergoing repeated cesarean sections by Elprince, Mohamed, Taha, Omima T, Ibrahim, Zakia M, Khamees, Rasha E, Greash, Mahmoud A, Atwa, Khaled A, Gadallah, Ahmed M, Al-Okda, Noha, Abdel Aal, Radwa M, Ibrahim, Mohamed F, Aboelroose, Ahmed A, Ashour, Osama E, Elgedawy, Asmaa M, Elbahie, Amira M, Ghoneim, Hanan M, Ahmed, Amal A

“…The current fact of increasing rates of cesarean deliveries is a catastrophe. Recurrent cesareans result in intraperitoneal adhesions that would lead to…”
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Anxiety and depression during pregnancy in the era of COVID-19 by Khamees, Rasha E, Taha, Omima T, Ali, Tamer Yehia M

“…This study aimed to evaluate anxiety and depression in pregnant women during this global disease. This was a cross-sectional study recruiting 120 pregnant…”
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Uterocervical angle versus cervical length in the prediction of spontaneous preterm birth in singleton pregnancy by Khamees, Rasha E., Khattab, Basma M., Elshahat, Amal M., Taha, Omima T., Aboelroose, Ahmed A.

“…Objective To evaluate the predictive role of the uterocervical angle and the cervical length in preterm birth. Methods This was cross‐sectional analytical…”
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Knowledge, attitude, and practice of obstetricians towards vaginal birth after caesarean in Egypt by Khamees, Rasha E., Taha, Omima T., Ashour, Osama E., Ghoneim, Hanan M.

“…This was a cross sectional study surveying a total of 451 physicians. A questionnaire was constructed and distributed electronically to the participants. The…”
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Effects of the levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system versus the copper intrauterine device on uterine artery Doppler indices by Khamees, Rasha E, Kishk, Eman A, Mahmoud, Sally S, Said, Mamdouh E, Taha, Omima T

“…The aims of the study were to evaluate the effects of two types of intrauterine contraceptive device (IUCD) on uterine artery Doppler indices. A multicentre…”
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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Effects of the levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system versus the copper intrauterine device on uterine artery Doppler indices by Khamees, Rasha E., Kishk, Eman A., Mahmoud, Sally S., Said, Mamdouh E., Taha, Omima T.

“…Statement of Retraction: Effects of the levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system versus the copper intrauterine device on uterine artery Doppler indices…”
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Validation of the close-to-delivery prediction model for vaginal birth after cesarean delivery in a Middle Eastern cohort by Abdel Aziz, Ahmed, Abd Rabbo, Amal, Sayed Ahmed, Waleed A, Khamees, Rasha E, Atwa, Khaled A

“…Abstract Objective To validate a prediction model for vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) that incorporates variables available at admission for delivery among…”
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COVID-19 related complete blood count changes among asymptomatic pregnant women by Gharib, Waleed F, Nasser, Hesham, Sobh, Ahmed M.A., Khamees, Rasha E

“…Objective: To evaluate complete blood count (CBC) changes that suggest coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) among asymptomatic pregnant women attending routine…”
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