Publications

 

 

  1. Haggaz, A.A. Radi, E.A Adam, I (2007) High maternal mortality in Darfur, Sudan. International Journal of    Gynecology and Obstetrics 98(3): 252-253
  2. Adam I, Radi EA, Babiker S. (2007) Comments on the article: Anaemia and pregnancy outcomes in a South African rural population by L.J. Van Bogaert. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 2006; 26(7):617 – 619. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. 27(7) 755.
  3. Haroun, S.A. Radi, E.A., Adam, G.K., Adam, I. (2007) Maternal death due to severe pulmonary edema caused by scorpion sting : a case report. Sudan Medical Monitor, 2 (1) 37 – 38.
  4. Essam G. A/Alrahman, Radi, E.A. and Abbo H. Abbo (2007) Estriol (Ovestin) in the repair of vesico – vaginal fistula. Sudan Medical Monitor, 2(2) : (75 -76)
  5. Alrukeimi, A.A. Abubakar, M.S. Radi EA. (2007) Maternal Mortality in Sanaa, Yemen.
    Sudan Medical Monitor. 2(3) : ( 99 – 101 ).
  6. Haggaz, A.A., Radi, E.A., Adam, I High Perinatal Mortality in Darfur, Sudan. The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine 13-Feb- 2008. on line.
  7. Amel M.Alhaj,Elgoni A.Radi,& Ishag Adam

Epidemiology of preterm birth in Omdurman maternity hospital ,Sudan .The gournal of Maternal –Fetal and Neonatal Medicine ,2009,1-4,First article .

  1. Ahmed A.Hassan, Magid S.Abubaker, Elgoni A.Radi, Ishag Adam. Education, prenatal care, and poor perinatal outcome in Khartoum, Sudan. International journal of Gynecology and Obsterics.in press.
  2. Prelabour rupture of the membranes at term active versus expectant management, in preparation
  3. Factors affecting the progress of labour in Sudanese Primigravidae, in preparation
  4. Education, Prenatal care, and poor prenatal outcome in Khartoum ,sudan

Ahmed. A. Hassan, Magid S. Abubaker, Elgoni A.Radi, Ishag Adam. International journal of gynecology and obstetrics, In press

  1. Anaemia And low birth weight in western Sudan. Transactions of the royal society of tropical Medicine & Hygiene .

Abderahuim D. Haggaz , Elgoni, A. Radi., Ishag Adam. In press.

  1. On going research:

Twenty versus fifty microgram of vaginal misoprostal for induction of labour: safety and efficacy