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H Talib
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Hodgkin's disease in Iraq: a clinico-pathologic study of 85 cases.
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Serous lymphocytic exudates in Iraq: the value of various methods of investigation.
Fifty cases of lymphocytic exudate of the pleura and peritoneum were studied to determine the cause. Though tuberculosis was suspected provisionally in the majority, isolation of M. tuberculosis was rare and other investigations proved more helpful. Histological examination of material obtained by laparoscopy was the most reliable method followed by pleural biopsy, especially if it was an open one. This procedure has the invaluable advantage of a rapid diagnosis without the need to await the results of culture. The specific gravity and the cell count were of help to determine the exudative nature of the fluid. The protein content, the lactic dehydrogenase value of the fluid and its ratio to the blood value were more useful in determining a possible aetiology. A definite diagnosis of tuberculosis was made in 21 cases. A further 13 cases (3 with highly suggestive histological appearances) were judged to be tuberculosis in view of their suggestive history and excellent response to specific antituberculosis chemotherapy. Eleven cases proved to be due to malignant disease.
The place of lymphography in surgery.
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Orbital hydatid disease in Iraq.
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Some urological complications of bilharziasis in Iraq.
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Orbital tumours in Iraq.
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Chemotherapy in advanced malignant diseases in Iraq.
This work discusses the experience of one surgical team in the Third Surgical Unit at the Republican Teaching Hospital, Baghdad, from 1967 to 1970. 112 patients with advanced malignant lesions in various parts of the body were dealt with. In 84, the intra-arterial route was adopted; in the remaining, systemic administration of cytotoxic agents either singly or in combination was employed. The results are reported in terms of subjective and objective response, and the various complications are discussed.
The problem of carcinoma of bilharzial bladder in Iraq.
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Some surgical aspects of hydatid diseases in Iraq.
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Surgical aspects of colonic bilharziasis in Iraq.
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