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1. Diagnostic accuracy of large and medium vessel occlusions in acute stroke imaging by neurology residents and stroke fellows: A comparison of CT angiography alone and CT angiography with CT perfusion.

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Alotaibi, Fawaz F, Alshahrani, Asma, Mohamed, Gamal, AlShamrani, Mohamed A, Bin Amir, Hussain, Alsaeed, Ali, Heji, Alaa, Alghanmi, Suwaidi, Alqurishi, Mohammed, Alanazi, Azhar, Aldraye, Hamad, Asiri, Muhannad, Alqahtani, Mohammed, Alreshaid, Abdulrahman A, AlKawi, Ammar, AlHazzani, Adel, AlZawahmah, Mohamed, Alokaili, Riyadh N, Shuaib, Ashfaq, and Al-Ajlan, Fahad S

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2024
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2. Diagnostic accuracy of large and medium vessel occlusions in acute stroke imaging by neurology residents and stroke fellows: A comparison of CT angiography alone and CT angiography with CT perfusion

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Alotaibi, Fawaz F, primary, Alshahrani, Asma, additional, Mohamed, Gamal, additional, AlShamrani, Mohamed A, additional, Bin Amir, Hussain, additional, Alsaeed, Ali, additional, Heji, Alaa, additional, Alghanmi, Suwaidi, additional, Alqurishi, Mohammed, additional, Alanazi, Azhar, additional, Aldraye, Hamad, additional, Asiri, Muhannad, additional, Alqahtani, Mohammed, additional, Alreshaid, Abdulrahman A, additional, AlKawi, Ammar, additional, AlHazzani, Adel, additional, AlZawahmah, Mohamed, additional, Alokaili, Riyadh N, additional, Shuaib, Ashfaq, additional, and Al-Ajlan, Fahad S, additional

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2023
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3. Retreatment of oval-shaped root canals filled with TotalFill bioceramic or AH plus sealer.

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Jamleh, Ahmed, Nassar, Mohannad, Alfadley, Abdulmohsen, Alanazi, Azhar, Alotiabi, Hadeel, Alghilan, Maryam, and Alfouzan, Khalid

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DENTAL pulp cavities, CHI-squared test, GUTTA-percha, TORQUE, BODY temperature, TOMOGRAPHY
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This study investigated retreatment of oval canals filled with gutta-percha and different sealers using WaveOne Gold (WOG). Single oval canals were prepared to size 30, 0.04 and obturated with gutta percha and AH Plus (AHP) or TotalFill bioceramic (TFBC) sealer. After 6-month incubation, the canals were retreated with WOG Primary (25, 0.07) under simulated body temperature, and the developed load and torque were simultaneously measured. The time and regaining the apical patency were checked. Micro-computed tomography scanning was performed to calculate the remaining obturating materials. An independent t-test and chi-square test were performed at a 95% confidence level. A shorter retreatment time was needed in TFBC than in AHP (P = 0.003). However, a higher maximum apical load was reported with AHP (P = 0.000). Meanwhile, comparable maximum coronal load and maximum torque values were observed. Apical patency was regained in all TFBC roots and only 75% of the AHP samples (P = 0.217). The remaining obturating materials were comparable in TFBC (13.02 ± 8.12%) and AHP (10.11 ± 8.46%) (P = 0.398). WOG was able to remove 89.89% and 86.98% of obturating materials in TFBC and AHP, respectively. The TFBC presented lower apical loads and faster retreatment compared to AHP. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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5. Exploring the outcome of multiple sclerosis among Saudi adult patients

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Alanazi, Azhar M., Al-Rashoud, Jinan R., Aljahani, Jumanah M., Alotaibi, Ahlam F., Althubaiti, Alaa M., Kojan, Suleiman M., Aljumah, Mohammed A., and Abulaban, Ahmad A.

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Adult, Male, Multiple Sclerosis, Treatment Outcome, Saudi Arabia, Humans, Original Article, Female, Middle Aged
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Objectives: To assess the outcome and impact of multiple sclerosis (MS) using validated Arabic versions of the Barthel index (BI) multiple sclerosis impact scale (MSIS-29), the modified Rankin scale (mRS), and the expanded disability status scale (EDSS). Methods: A cross-sectional study conducted at King Abdulaziz Medical City in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, during July-November 2017. All Saudi adult patients diagnosed with MS between 2000-2016 (269 patients) were included. Patients were contacted via phone calls and were assessed using a newly developed and validated multi-component questionnaire that included demographic data, disease course, and Arabic versions of the scales. Results: Out of 269 patients, 210 (78.2%) responded. The average patient age was 37.44±10.3 years. The majority were females (69.5%). Only, 51 (24.3%) patients reported worsening conditions. Annually, the average relapse rate was 2.28±1.91. In regard to patient outcomes, 120 (57.1%) showed no significant disability in mRS, 146 (69.5%) were ambulatory without aid in EDSS, and 185 (89.4%) were independent in BI scores. The average MSIS-29-PHYS score was 33.6±27.6 and MSIS-29-PSYCH score was 38.2±25.8. Modified Rankin scale and EDSS were significantly associated with the current use of disease-modifying therapy (DMT). Modified Rankin scale was negatively associated with delayed diagnosis. Barthel index showed significant association with medication compliance and the absence of attacks. Conclusion: Majority of patients had a favorable outcome that was linked with the use of DMT, compliance, early diagnosis, and absence of attacks.

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2019

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