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Name : Maryam Jabbar Ghaz
Date of birth: July 10,1980
Gender: female
Adress: Eljamia Quarter , Najaf , Iraq
Mobile: 009647811345864
Basic medical qualification: MBChB, FICMS
Date conferred: 24/7/2004
Qualifying university: Kufa University ,College of Medicine
Nationality: Iraqi
First language: Arabic
Religion: Muslim
Ethnicity: Arabic
Marital Status: Married

Training Program
Rotation two years: (2005-2006)
First Year: (3) months in General Medicine, (3) months in Paediatrics, (3) months in Gynaecology & Obstetrics (3) months in General Surgery.
Second Year: (2) months in each department: Urology, Cardiovascular, Orthopaedics, ENT, RCU, and Ophthalmology.

Postrotation Residency: (2007)
Resident (12) months in Urology.

Admitted to the Iraqi Board for Medical Specialization in Urology (2008)
First Year: Resident (12) months in General Surgery \Achieving a course in Basic Science and Principles of Surgery.
Second Year: Resident (12) months in Urology
Third Year: Resident (1) months in Nephrology
Resident (1) months in Neurology,
Resident (1) months in Cardiovascular,
Resident (9) months in Urology
Fourth year: Resident (12) months in Urology
Fifrth year: Resident (12) months in Urology
Award FICMS fellowship of Iraqi Board of Medical Specialization at 24-11-2012.
Work Experience
2013- till now Lecturer (College of medicine, Department of Urology)
2013- till now Specialty urosurgeon in Al-Sadar Medical City (Najaf)

Published Researches
1. Endoscopic repair of vesicovaginal fistula, International Journal of Scientific Engineering and Research(IJSER), ISSN: 2347-3878, volume 6 issue 1, January 2018.

Interests
• Female urology, urinary incontinence and urethral surgery
• Medical education (Multiple workshops and conferences in Iraq & Finland)

Publications

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2020

Eficacy and perioperative morbidity of suprapubic midurethral sling surgery for females with stress urinary incontinence

Authorsمريم جبار غازي, محمد نوري الموسوي جاسم عبد الحسن الميالي مثنى حبيب العذاري
JournalEuropean journal of molecular and clinical medicine
Abstract

ficacy and perioperative morbidity of suprapubic midurethral sling surgery for females with stress urinary incontinence

2018

Endoscopic Repair of Vesicovaginal Fistula

AuthorsDr. Maryam Jabbar Ghazi. FIBMS
JournalInternational Journal of Scientific Engineering and Research (IJSER) ISSN (Online): 2347-3878
Abstract

Abstract: Background: Vesicovaginal fistulas is the most frequent kind of urinary fistula in women. Treatment of vesicovaginal fistula (VVF) has been considered a significant clinical problem. We present a special technique and precautions were taken during the treatment of a small VVF using cystoscopic electrocoagulation using a Bugbee electrode to freshen the fistula margins. Postoperative follow-up period was uneventful. Endoscopic management of VVF is an effective and simple alternative to major and invasive reconstructive surgeries. Materials and Methods: Twenty women with VVF were offered transvesicoscopic repair of fistula. The procedure done underspinal (12 cases) or general anesthesia (8 cases). In lithotomy position, cystoscope had been performed. Electrocoagulation using a Bugbee electrode to freshen fistula margins for fistulas less than 1 cm. Patient was kept on Foleys catheter and anticholinergic drugs for three weeks postoperatively. Results: Twenty women with vesicovaginal fistulas, twelve cause by abdominal hysterectomy, seven by cesarean section, and one case cause by foreign body, underwent this surgical procedure. The procedure time range from 20 to30 minutes. The procedure was uneventful, with promising success rate of 95%. Conclusions: Transvesicoscopic correction of vesicovaginal fistula is safe, feasible, cost effective, with lower morbidity and results in earlier recovery. Keywords: VVF, vasicovaginal fistula

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