مواقع التدريسيينجامعة الكوفة
kussaay mohammed abbas zwain
Assistant Professor

kussaay mohammed abbas zwain

Medicine General Surgeons
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Curriculum Vitae of Dr.kussay Mohammed Abbas shather Zwain
CONTACT INFORMATION
Name kussay Mohammed Abbas shather Zwain Albu-thbahac
Address Iraq/ Najaf/ Al-Adala quarter
Telephone 213364
Cell Phone 07807989199
Email :[email protected]
: [email protected]
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Date of Birth: 3.2.1970
Place of Birth :kufa
Citizenship: Iraqi
Visa Status:
Sex :male
OPTIONAL PERSONAL INFORMATION:
Marital Status Married
Spouse's Name khawla rasheed suker
Children three 2 males and 1 female
CURRENT POST
1- Surgeon specialist in Al-Sadir Teaching Hospital
2- Lecturer in medical school/ university of kufa (assistant professor)
QUALIFICATIONS
M.B.Ch.B (Baghdad college of medicine 1993)
F.I.C.M.S, GS (fellowship of Iraqi committee of medical specialization) 1999
POSTS HELD SINCE QUALIFICATION
Resident doctor since 29.9.1993 till 29.9.1995 in Al-Sadir teaching hospital/ Najaf
A permanent doctor of general surgery since 15.10.1995 till 15.10.1999 as a student in the Iraqi committee for medical specialization
I get the fellowship of the Iraqi committee for medical specialization since1999
I served Iraqi army for 6 months
I became a surgeon specialist in Alsemawa hospital for 1 year
I became a surgeon specialist in Al-Sadir teaching hospital / Najaf since 2001 till now
I became a member of Al-kufa medical school / surgical department since 1.7.2002 till now
I became a supervisor for the Iraqi medical association students since 2014
MEMBERSHIPS
Member of international Iraqi medical association
PUPLISHED PAPERS
1- role of ultrasound in the diagnosis of acute abdomen
Kufa medical journal, 2001 accepted
2- Role of ultrasound findings, distended bowel loops, free peritoneal fluid, gas within appendix and appendicular diameter in the diagnosis of acute appendicitis
Kufa medical journal.2006.vol 9. No.1 page 68-80
3- Intestinal Tumors and polyps in AL-Najaf
Kufa medical journal.2006.vol 9.No.1 page 366-372
4- A study of intestinal obstruction in Al-Najaf teaching hospital
Journal of basic medical sciences/al-Mustansiriya university, 2005, vol 5, No2
Page 7-14
5- Comparative study of fine needle aspiration cytology and ultrasonography in the management of solitary thyroid nodule
Iraqi postgraduate medical journal.2006, volume 5(1), ISSN 1608-8360, page 68-7
6- Role of color Doppler versus fine needle aspiration cytology in differentiating malignant from benign breast masses
Kufa medical journal.2006.vol 9.No.1 page 398-404
7- Correlation of postoperative wound infection with intraoperative culture results and duration of operation
Iraqi postgraduate medical journal.2006, volume 5, 45
8- A comparative study between imipramine, oxybutinin and non drug therapy in the treatment of nocturnal enuresis
Iraqi postgraduate medical journal. 2008, volume 5, 50
9- Incidence of postoperative DVT in general wards detected by doppler ultrasound study
Kufa medical journal, 2008 accepted 151
10- Epidemiological and clinical study of Intussusceptions in a group of children below 6 years old in Najaf Governorate
Kufa Med.Journal 2009.VOL.12.No2. P 12-20
11- Prevalence of hypothyroidism in patient with gallstone disease
Al-Qadisiaya Medical Journal, 2010 No.10 Vol. 6.
12- Portal vein thrombosis post-splenectomy in thalassemia major patients
International Journal of research in pharmaceutical sciences, 10(4), 1-13 (3356-3368) 2019
13-Comparison of Silodosin, Tadalafil and Combinations Prior to Ureteroscopic Management of Ureteral Stones
Sys Rev Pharm 2020; 11(4): 238 242

14- Comparison among the analgesic efficacies of paracetamol, nefopam, and ketorolac during ESWL
International Medical Journal (ISSN: 13412051), 2020 acceptance letter

15- Pattern and distribution of cancers in areas of Iraq exposed to depleted uranium
Still under evaluation.

16- Surgical practice of patients with De Quervain's thyroiditis
Still under evaluation

OTHER SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES
1- Lecturer of basic anatomy for the 1st and 2nd year students in kufa medical college since 2002 till 2010
2- Lecturer of surgery for 3rd,4th and 6th year students in kufa medical college since 2002 till now
3- Lecturer of general surgery to postgraduate diploma students since 2003
4- Lecturer of basic anatomy to postgraduate diploma (Gyne & obstetrics) students for the years 2004, 2005.
5- Lecturer of surgery for undergraduate students of kufa nursing college (2nd year) for the year 2007 till now
6- Lecturer of anatomy for undergraduate students of kufa pharmacy college in 2011
7- Lecturer for postgraduate students in nursing college from 2013 till 2019
8- Supervision for the Iraqi medical association students since 2014
SUPERVISION
Co supervisor in general surgery to postgraduate diploma (thesis)
1) Correlation between intraoperative swab results and postoperative wound infection ………….. completed
2) Intestinal Tumors and polyps in AL-Najaf………… completed
3) Oxybutynin versus tofranil in the treatment of nocturnal enuresis… completed
4) Role of conventional ultrasound in the diagnosis of gastro duodenal lesions
5) The risk of contralateral occult hernia as detected by ultrasound in children under 5 years in children with clinical inguinal hernia

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2020

Comparison of Silodosin, Tadalafil and Combinations Prior to Ureteroscopic Management of Ureteral Stones

AuthorsHayder Mahdi Alaridy, Kussay M. Abbas Zwain, Hayder Q. Al-Mosawi, Najah R. Hadi
JournalSys Rev Pharm 2020
Abstract

The present paper, aims to assess and compare the therapeutic efficacies of silodosin, Tadalafil, and their combination for the negotiation of large semi-arid ureteroscopic through ureteric orifice during ureteral stone management. During endoscopy, the patients in groups A, B, and C exhibited wider ureteric orifice than the patients of group D. About 70.6%, 60.6%, 62.9% and 32.4% of patients belonging to groups A, B, C, and D, respectively, exhibited easy negotiation. Significantly lower proportions of patients in groups A, B, and C (35.3%, 39.4%, and 28.6%, respectively) exhibited the need for ureteral dilation compared to those in group D (61.8%). In addition, the duration of surgery for groups A, B, and C was less than that for group D. Preoperative silodosin and Tadalafil administration in patients undergoing ureteroscopic for ureteral stones improves the access of large size duretero scope and reduced the need for ureteral dilatation with less surgical duration and minimal adverse events.

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2020

Comparison among the analgesic efficacies of paracetamol, Nefopam, and ketorolac during ESWL

AuthorsKussay M. Abbas Zwain, Hayder Mahdi Alaridy, Falah Mahdi Ali3, Najah R. Hadi
JournalInternational Medical Journal
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ABSTRACT— Shock wave lithotripsy (SWL) is an efficient, simple, minimally invasive therapeutic modality used to treat urinary tract stone disease. However, the pain during SWL remains a limiting factor for this procedure. Here, we compared the efficiencies and adverse effects of ketorolac, paracetamol, and Nefopam as potential analgesics during SWL. Methodology: One hundred and fifty-eight patients were recruited and divided into three groups: Group I patients received 1 g paracetamol; Group II patients received 20 mg Nefopam; and Group III patients received 30 mg ketorolac. All the analgesics were administered intravenously 30 min prior to the procedure. A visual analog scale (VAS) was employed for pain assessment. As supplemental analgesia, 1 mg/kg body weight pethidine was used. The degree of satisfaction and possible side effects of all patients were recorded before discharge. Results: Among the 158 patients, 73 (46.2%) and 85 (53.7%) patients were male and female, respectively. The mean age of the patients was 44.15 ± 11.4 years. There were no major complications during the procedure. With time, all three groups showed marked decline in VAS scores, compared to the baseline values. Four, seven, and five patients from Groups I, II, and III, respectively, complained of nausea. Compared to Groups II and III, higher proportion of patients in Group I required supplementary analgesia; however, the difference was not significant. Conclusion: The analgesic efficiencies of paracetamol and ketorolac were comparable. Furthermore, Nefopam was found to be the safest and most effective analgesic during SWL.

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2020

Pattern and distribution of cancers in areas of Iraq exposed to Depleted Uranium

AuthorsEsraa Aldujaily, Ali Duabil, Kussay M. Abbas Zwain, Hayder K. Fatlawi, Ali Al-Behadili, Emad Al Saabery, Yasseen A. Alwaaely, Omar Layth Qassid, Liwaa Al Kelabi1, Najah R. Hadi
JournalPublished by Researchtrentz EJMCM
Abstract

Introduction Cancer is one of the major causes of death worldwide. Health systems whether in developed or in developing countries like Iraq are burdened with different programs to control cancer. Our study is intended to provide information about cancer in the region of Middle Euphrates Area (MEA) of Iraq, which is one of the major areas in Iraq that exposed to the depleted Uranium (DU) at different time periods. Therefore, we are aiming to explore more information about the behavior of cancers in this region of Iraq (pattern and distribution). Aim: our study aims to describe the landscape of cancer with wide focus on the clinicopathological behavior of different types of cancers in MEA of Iraq to determine whether any differences have cropped up over time in Iraqi patients’ presentations. Patients and methods This study is a retrospective descriptive study design. Data were collected from a single tertiary cancer care oncology centre for three consecutive years from 2016 up to 2018. This Database covers nearly the entire Middle Euphrates area of Iraq. All statistical tests performed at a 95% level of significance with a two-sided p-value of 0.05 indicating statistical significance. Results and conclusion According to this study, the three most common cancers among the entire population were breast, lung, and brain cancers. Females constituted 57.0% of the entire study. Most cancers including breast cancer presented with aggressive clinicopathological behavior. Middle age groups of both sexes are more at risk of developing different cancers. Such findings are important and pave the way for future scientific cancer control programs in Iraq especially for breast cancer. The cancer appears to be flourishing in Iraq , which could be due to multiple factors. Finding a new strategy to predict the treatment response, recurrence or aggressiveness of cancers in Iraq is crucial.

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2019

Portal vein thrombosis post-splenectomy in thalassemia major patients

AuthorsKussay M. Abbas Zwain, Samer M. Mohamed Al-Hakkak, Alaa A. Al-Wadees, Zainab Mahdi Majeed
JournalPublished by JK Welfare & Pharmascope Foundation
Abstract

-thalassemia major is a chronic, inherited hematological disease that leads to chronic anemia in the affected children. One of the options of treatment in such patients was splenectomy; however, it is not without risk of many complications; one of them is the thrombotic events. A prospective study of 55 patients with -thalassemia inscribes in this study. 14 patients (25.5%) had a normal thrombocyte count and 41 patients (74.5%) have an abnormally high thrombocytes count which was signi

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