The Spectrum of Neurological Complications in Pakistani patients with Malignancies
April 2008, Volume 58, Issue 4
Editorial
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Tetanus and rabies are two potentially preventable diseases that have been eradicated from many countries of the world. They still take a heavy toll of human life in the developing world. According to World Health Organization (WHO) reports, rabies causes
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
The Spectrum of Neurological Complications in Pakistani patients with Malignancies
Asif A Sharfuddin , et al
Foetomaternal outcome of pregnancy with cardiac disease
Tayyiba Wasim , et al
Factors delaying hospital arrival of patients with acute stroke
Maimoona Siddiqui , et al
Needle Knife Papillotomy for cannulating difficult papilla; Two years experience
Arif R. Siddiqui , et al
RESEARCH ARTICLES
IN THIS ISSUE
Short Communication
Opinion and Debate
Boundary violations in medical practice: what should be done?
Amin A. Muhammad Gadit , et al
Letter to the Editor
Conference News
8th International Congress on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific (ICAAP)
Naeem Hassan Saleem , et al
Retraction Of Publication
REVIEW ARTICLES
Review Articles
Violence against Women in Pakistan: A Framework for Analysis
Parveen Azam Ali , et al
CASE REPORTS
Colloid milium: a rare cutaneous deposition disease
Simeen Ber Rahman , et al
STUDENTS' CORNER
Chylopericardium - a rare complication after ventricular septal defect repair
Saqib A. Gowani , et al
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