Zainulabdeen AL-Badri

College of Medicine, University of Wasit, Iraq

Publications

• Research Article   
  Comparative of hematological and biochemical values in hemophilia patients with arthropathy and healthy persons
  Author(s): Shahad Q. Al-Hamadiny*, Muthana I. Maleek, Safaa A. Faraj and Zainulabdeen AL-Badri
  
  Background: Hemophilia is a genetic condition of bleeding that is more common in males. Although females are more likely to be carriers of hemophilia, they are not immune to the disease's severe bleeding tendencies and associated symptoms. Bleeding, especially those that reach the joints, have dire consequences if not treated properly. Aim: study the relationship of some hematological and biochemical values in hemophilia patients with arthropathy and healthy persons, and what the differences in those values between the two cases. The study: People suffering from hemophilia have undergone treatment at the Center of Hematology at Al-Karama teaching hospital, which is affiliated with Waist University. There were 50 patients engaged in this study, ranging in age from 3 years-45 years. It was determined that 16 of them had mild hemophilia, while the remaining 34 had.. Read More»
  

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