MRUJ 2025; Vol. 3(Issue 4)
The impact of diabetes control, type, duration, and family history on visual impairment
Khalil Ali Ibraheim
November 14 is the International United Nations (UN) Day to promote patient health education and professional training to reduce diabetes-related blindness. Due to economic hardship, drug shortages, and medical personnel exodus, Sudan's three-year war impairs diabetes glycemic management. To address these difficulties, we examined the impact of glycemic control in conflict zones, where many factors contributed to the deterioration of vision among diabetic patients.
The prevalent adverse delivery complications during the Sudan armed conflict 2023-2025
Samira M Ahmed, Nazik Abdallah Ahmed Saad, Hussain Gadelkarim Ahmed
The ongoing armed conflict in Sudan has severely compromised maternity outcomes, increasing maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality. This study aimed to identify the common unfavourable delivery complications during the Sudan armed conflict of 2023-2025.
MRUJ 2025; Vol. 3(Issue 3)
Ali Elsarraj M Abdelmageed, Taysir Awadelkarim Wedatalla, Hasabsidu Adam Dafea Bashir Fahad Adel Chablout, Mohammed Mastour Alharthi, Kamel Majed Enaim, Mohammed Hani Qudaih, Abdulrahman Osama Abukhodair.
Crohn's disease (CD) and ulcerative colitis (UC) are intricate illnesses necessitating a multimodal strategy to avert late consequences, including public awareness. Therefore, the current study intended to evaluate the level of awareness regarding CD and UC among the general population in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
MRUJ 2025; Vol. 3(Issue 2)
Oral cancer in Sudan and the crucial role of the PTEN gene mutation
Hasabsidu Adam Dafea Bashir, Abdullah Faraj Alshammari, Hassan Yousif Adam Regal, Entisar Nageeb Mohamed Salih Ali, Esraa Daffalla Mohamed Ahmed, Hussain Gadelkarim Ahmed
This study aimed to screen for mutations in the PTEN gene among Sudanese patients with oral cancer using molecular and immunohistochemical techniques, as well as to identify the frequency of oral cancer patients with PTEN gene alterations.
Common psychological repercussions of extended night shifts among medical staff in Saudi Arabia
Khawla Mohammed Salih Elbasheri Jadkareem, Nazik Abdallah Ahmed Saad, Aza Tarig Osman Ahmed, Yasir Dawelbeit Hamid Elbedri, Mutaz Abbashar Mahdi Osman, Inas Najeeb Mohammedsalih Ali, Nagat Abdelrhman Ahmed Mohamed, Entisar Nageeb Mohamed salih Ali, Hussain Gadelkarim ahmed
There are numerous health consequences associated with night shift work, particularly for healthcare professionals. This study aims to evaluate the prevalent psychological effects experienced by medical personnel working extended night shifts in Saudi Arabia.
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Leprosy in Sudan: What is the current situation?
Rogeia Mahmoud Niyle, Jalila Abd algader Salium, Mahmed Salah Eltahir, Badr aldin Ajaber, Hussain Gadelkarim Ahmed
Leprosy is a communicable disease that remains a neglected global health concern. Leprosy is a contagious skin disease that continues to pose a chronic public health issue in Sudan.
MRUJ 2025; Vol. 3(Issue 1)
Esraa Daffallah Mohamed Ahmed, Hussain Gadelkarim Ahmed, Najla Adam Elsharif Salem
Lens induced glaucoma (LIG) is a prevalent issue concerning eye health in Sudan. This study sought to evaluate the clinical demographic characteristics linked to lens-induced glaucoma in Western Sudan.
The trends of ocular problems among Type II diabetes patients in El-Obeid
Sahar Alshareef Hasbsedo, Hussain Gadelkarim Ahmed
Diabetic retinopathy (DR) and manuclopathy (DM) are the primary causes of vision loss in the global working population. The objective of this study was to evaluate the prevalence of diabetic retinopathy (DR) and diabetic maculopathy (DM) among individuals with diabetes in Sudan during the Sudan War in 2023.
Role Model in Surgical Education: The Influence of Surgical Sub-Specialty
Alfatih Mohamed Ahmed Alnajib, Fawwaz Fahad Alrashid, Alshuaibi Muaath, Saeed Abdullah Alzahrani, Ahmed Amin Mohammed Ahmed, Esraa Daffalla Mohamed Ahmed, Abdulrahman Mohammed Abdulrahman Abouh, Abdalmajeed Mohammed Alhafez Abdalbagi, Moatasem Awad Bakheet Othman, Najla Adam Elsharef Salem,Hussain Gadelkarim Ahmed
In surgical training, a role model is a senior surgeon who inspires trainees to develop their own surgical practice and career path by exemplifying the desired professional behaviors, technical skills, and ethical conduct.