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3. Kscien's list; a new strategy to hoist predatory journals and publishers

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Kakamad, Fahmi H., Mohammed, Shvan H., Najar, Kayhan A., Qadr, Goran A., Ahmed, Jaafar O., Mohammed, Karukh K., Salih, Rawezh Q., Hassan, Marwan N., Mikael, Tomas M., Kakamad, Suhaib H., Baba, Hiwa O., Aziz, Masrur S., Rahim, Hawbash M., Ahmmad, Dlshad R., Hussein, Dahat A., Ali, Rebwar A., Hammood, Zuhair D., Essa, Rawand A., and Hassan, Hunar Ali

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2019
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6. Kscien's list; a new strategy to discourage predatory journals and publishers

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Kakamad, Fahmi H., Mohammed, Shvan H., Najar, Kayhan A., Qadr, Goran A., Ahmed, Jaafar O., Mohammed, Karukh K., Salih, Rawezh Q., Hassan, Marwan N., Mikael, Tomas M., Kakamad, Suhaib H., Baba, Hiwa O., Aziz, Masrur S., Rahim, Hawbash M., Ahmmad, Dlshad R., Hussein, Dahat A., Ali, Rebwar A., Hammood, Zuhair D., Essa, Rawand A., and Hassan, Hunar Ali

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2020
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7. Beyond Beall's list: The need for contemporary evaluation tools in predatory publishing research.

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Mohammed, Karukh K., Hama, Jihad Ibrahim, and Kakamad, Fahmi H.

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*RESEARCH personnel, *PUBLISHING
Abstract

Key points: Beall's list was an instrumental resource in its prime, however its cessation of updates since 2017 makes its continued use a potential concern.The landscape of predatory publishing has witnessed profound changes over recent years.In the context of up‐to‐date evaluations, many researchers and institutions are turning towards Kscien's list. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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11. Corrigendum to “Kscien's list; a new strategy to hoist predatory journals and publishers” [Int J Surg Open 17 (2019) 5–7]

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Kakamad, Fahmi H., Mohammed, Shvan H., Najar, Kayhan A., Qadr, Goran A., Ahmed, Jaafar O., Mohammed, Karukh K., Salih, Rawezh Q., Hassan, Marwan N., Mikael, Tomas M., Kakamad, Suhaib H., Baba, Hiwa O., Aziz, Masrur S., Rahim, Hawbash M., Ahmmad, Dlshad R., Hussein, Dahat A., Ali, Rebwar A., Hammood, Zuhair D., Essa, Rawand A., and AliHassan, Hunar

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2020
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14. Predatory journals in psychiatry

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Omer, Jaafar, Mohammed, Shvan H, Salih, Rawezh Q, Kakamad, Fahmi H, Mikael, Tomas M, Mohammed, Karukh K, Aziz, Masrur S, Hussein, Dahat A, Qadr, Goran A, and Salih, Abdulwahid M

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2019
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15. Whole‑body MRI for metastatic workup in patients diagnosed with cancer.

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Rashid, Rezheen J., Tahir, Soran H., Kakamad, Fahmi H., Omar, Sami S., Salih, Abdulwahid M., Ahmed, Shaho F., Abdalla, Shalaw H., Naqar, Sharo, Salih, Rawezh Q., Kakamad, Suhaib H., Mohammed, Karukh K., Mustafa, Shevan M., Hassan, Marwan N., and Mohammed, Shvan H.

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CANCER diagnosis, LYMPHATIC metastasis, LIVER metastasis, CANCER patients, MAGNETIC resonance imaging
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Early diagnosis and appropriate staging workup are crucial for cancer patients. Whole-body magnetic resonance imaging (WB-MRI) has been proposed as another practical whole-body approach for assessing local invasiveness and distant metastases in patients newly diagnosed with cancer. The current study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of WB-MRI in assessing metastasis in patients newly diagnosed with cancer using histopathologic data as the reference method. A prospective observational study was performed from April 2018 to July 2020. MRI sequences were utilized to acquire anatomical and functional images in three orthogonal planes. The discovery was classified as nodal, skeletal and visceral metastases. Patient-based analysis was used for visceral metastasis and region-based for skeletal, systemic and lymph node metastases. A total of 43 consecutive patients (mean age, 56±15.2 years) were assessed successively. In 41 patients, there was a concordance between the WB-MRI and histological confirmation. The most prevalent site of metastasis was the skeletal system (18 patients). There were 12 individuals with liver metastasis, 10 with lung metastasis and 4 with peritoneal metastasis, with just one brain metastatic lesion found. On WB-MRI, 38 lymph node groups were deemed positive. Out of the total, 66 skeletal locations contained metastases. The accuracy of WB-MRI for nodal, skeletal and visceral metastases was (98.45, 100 and 100%, respectively). In conclusion, WB-MRI in three orthogonal planes, including the diffusion-weighted MRI with background body signal suppression sequence, may be utilized efficiently and accurately for assessing metastasis staging and may thus be utilized in patients with newly diagnosed cancer. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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