Contribution to the Literature

Books
Editor:

  1. Abd El Aziz F. El Deeb T. & El Sheikh M.A.A. (1979)  Proceedings of the sixth Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology l979.
  2. El Sheikh MAA and Gerais ASMA Management Protocols for Obstetrical and Gynaecological Emergencies.  1st Edition January 2004
  3. El Sheikh MAA  Clinical Guidelines for the Management of HIV/AIDS Infected Women. Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission.(MTCT) 2004
  4. Chief Editor: Juba Medical Journal 2001-
  5. Member of the International Editorial Board of; Obs & Gynae. Today Journal since 2002.
  6. Member of the International Editorial Board; Indian Obstetrics and Gynaecology since December 2010

Publications:

    1. El Sheikh M.A.A. (l982)  Twin Pregnancy:  A four Year Report. Sudan Medical Journal,  l8, 47 – 55.
    2. El Sheikh M.A.A. Molloy B.G. Oakey R.E. Chapman C. Hancock K.W. and Glass M.R. (l983). LH Pulse frequency in relation to positive Oestrogen, Gonadotrophin feedback in amenorrhea. Clinical Endocrinology, l8, 5l7 – 525.
    3. Martin R. El Sheikh M.A.A. and Chapman C, (l983)
      Dydrogesterone increase serum Lactalbumin Concentration in the Puerperium. Clinical Endocrinology, l8, 621 – 625.
    4. El Sheikh, M.A.A. Molloy B.G. Champan, C. Oakey, R.E. Hancock, K.W and Glass, M.R.(l982). Initiation of the menstrual cycle: Modulation of L.H. Pulsatility by progesterone.   Proceedings of the l66 th . Meeting; Society of Endocrinology; London. 19 th. November l982 (abstract 2)
    5. El Sheikh M.A.A. and Rushwan H.M.E. (l983). The birth of a healthy baby to a mother who received antirabies vaccination during the second trimester of pregnancy  Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology of Eastern and Central Africa, 2.
    6. Molloy, B.G. El Sheikh M.A.A. Oakey R.E. Champan C,  Hancock K.W.
      and Glass M.R.(l983).  Patient selection for induction of ovulation with low dose Pulsatile Gn RH. Proceedings of the Second Joint Meeting of British Endocrine Societies,  University Of York, 5th April 1983.
    7. El Sheikh, M.A.A. Molloy B.G. Chapman, C. Oakey R.E. Hancock, K.W. and Glass M.R. (l983). Modulation of the pulsatile release of gonadotrophin by Exogenous Steroids in amenorrhoeic women with characterized functional defects. XL World Congress on Fertility and Sterility 26th June- 1st July l983. Dublin. Abstract 460.
    8. Molly, B.G. El Sheikh M.A.A. Chapman, C, Oakey R.E. Hancock, K.W.
      and Glass M.R. (l983),  The effect of progesterone administration on LH pulsatility in the PCO Syndrome.  23rd British Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.( Abstract 60, )  Birmingham (UK) l2th July l983.
    9. Molloy B.G. El Sheikh M.A.A. Oakey R.E. Chapman C. Hancock K.W.
      and Glass MR.(l983). LH pulsatility and positive Oestrogen feedback in Amenorrhoea.  British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 90 : l092.
    10. El Sheikh M.A.A. l983: Infertility in Hadeth El Atibaa (Doctors Talk) Editor M.M. Homeida, Published Dar El Fiker, Khartoum pp. 9 – 32 (In Arabic Language).
    11. El Sheikh M.A.A , Molloy B.G. Chapman C. Oakey R.E. Hancock K.W.
      and Glass, M.R. l984). Cycle initiation in amenorrhoea;  the effect of Progesterone and oestrogen administration of the pulsatile release of gonadotrophins. Clinical Endocrinology, 20 9-21.
    12. El Sheikh M.A.A., Molly B.G. Chapman  C. and Glass M.R.(l984).
      Reproductive hormonal profile in regularly menstruating Sudanese women.  International Journal of Gynaecology & Obstetrics 22 , 243 – 249.
    13. Molloy, B.G. El Sheikh M.A.A. Chapman C. Oakey R.E. Hancock K.W.
      and Glass, M.R. (l984). Pathological mechanisms in Polycystic ovary syndrome: modulation of LH pulsatility by progesterone. British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 91, 457-465.
    14. El Sheikh M.A.A (1988). Instructions to the Resident Doctors in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (Booklet).
    15. El Sheikh M.A.A. El Sadig S. G. El Fadoul B.H. & Mahmoud A.H.(l992). Emergency Hysterectomy in Obstetrics practice in Al Medina Al Munawara, Saudi Arabia. Sudan Medical Journal 30:87-19.
    16. El Sheikh M.A.A. Molloy B.G. Chapman C. and Glass  M.R.(1994)  Plasma Prolactin levels during the menstrual cycle in regularly Menstruating Sudanese Women.  Sudan Medical Journal, 32, 34-43
    17. El Sheikh M. A.A. (1993). University of Juba; Its Displacement and Future Role. University of Juba Third Conference: Peace and Development.
      Khartoum University Press 1993, 61-80.
    18. El Sheikh M.A.A. (1994).The Role of the University of Juba in the Future Development of the Southern States in Modern United Sudan.  Juba Political Convention for Peace; 14th-16th May 1994.
    19. Nabag W.O. and El Sheikh M.A.A.(1999). The Diagnostic Value of Hysterosalpingography Versus Laparoscopy in the Investigation of Infertile Women. Sudan Medical Journal
    20. Elsheikh MAA. Mohamed AA. Sharief E, Haleim A(1999) Characteristic of bacteruria in pregnant women attending the antenatal clinic in a teaching hospital in Sudan. Sudan Medical Journal 37 10-16.
    21. Elsheikh MAA & Yasin M (1999). The effect of physical activity during pregnancy on preterm delivery and birth weight. Yemen Medical Journal 3:
    22. El Nour S, El Sheikh MAA, Asha EE (1999). Anaemia at Delivery in Khartoum and its Effects on Newborns. Sudan Medical Journal, 37,12-16.
    23. El Sheikh MAA, El Fadul BH (2000). Bilateral internal iliac artery ligation in Obstetric Hemorrhage. Yemen Medical Journal, 3, 106-114.
    24. Abdel Aziz F, El Sheikh MAA (2000).Haematometra and Haematosalpinx caused by cervical obliteration in a   bicornuate uterus; case report.Yemen Medical Journal, 4:8-10.
    25. El Sheikh MAA (2001). Adhesions Revisited. Juba Medical Journal,1:8-21.
    26. Mirghani HM, Salim MSA and Elsheikh MAA  (2002). Mothers views of a companion during labour &delivery in Sudan. Yemen Medical Journal.
    27. Lars Almonth, Susan Elmusharaf, Nagla Elhadi, Abdelrahim Obeid, Mohamed AA El Sheikh, Saad M Elfadil and Staffan Bergstrm (2005). Primary infertility after genital mutilation in girlhood in Sudan: a case control Study. Lancet, 366:385-91
    28. El Sheikh MAA  (2005). Prevalence of Infertility in EMRO Region. In: Infertility Management in Africa and Eastern Mediterranean Regions. Editors: CB Sekacce-Kigondu, DM Chikamata, and DR Franken, pp 60-66.
    29. Dar elgalal A,Gassmelseed, Abubakar M,Susan M Homeida, Mohamed A El Sheikh and Ishag Adam. (2006). Prevalence of HIV infection among pregnant Women of the Central Sudan. Journal of Medical Virology 9999:1-2
    30. Rasha M Elsheikh, Ahmed A Daak, Mohamed A Elsheikh, Mubarak S Karsany and Ishag Adam. (2007).Hepatitis B virus and hepatitis C virus in pregnant Sudanese Women.Virology Journal, 4:104-107
    31. Wisal O M Nabag, Murwan I Omer, Eshraga A Farajalla, Abdella Nour, Salwa Ellaithy and Mohamed A A ElSheikh (2011). Correlation of Aspirated Peritoneal Fluid at Laparoscopy and Tubal Pathology in Infertile Women. Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Science, 5:1449-1455
    32. Mohamed Abdelhafiz, Rusha MAA El Sheikh, Huda AH Ahmed, Omar Nimiri and Mohamed A A El Sheikh(2008). Seroprevalence of HIV/AIDS among pregnant Sudanese Women. Journal of Arab Society for Medical  Research, 3:251-257.
    33. Wisal O M Nabag. Mohamed A A El Sheikh and Amir E Hassan (2010). Serum antichlamydial Antibodies and Tubal Factor Infertility. Khartoum Medical Journal, 2:425-432.
    34.  Mohamed A A El Sheikh and Rusha MAA El Sheikh (2011). Embryonic Stem Cell Research, a future challenge or a myth: A Religious Perspective. Khartoum Medical Journal, 4:623-631.
    35. Wisal OM Nabag, Abdalla N Hassan, Dya Eldeen M Sayed and Mohamed A A El Sheikh (2012). Endometrial Tuberculosis and Secondary Amenorrhoea: A Report of three  cases in Sudan. Journal of Minimal Invasive Surgical Sciences, 1:30-33.
    36. T he CORONIS Collaborative Group, Abalos E , Addo V, Brocklehurst P, El Sheikh M, Farrell B, Gray S, Hardy P, Juszczak E, Mathews JE, Masood  SN, Oyarzun E,  Oyieke J, Sharma JB, Spark P. (2013)  Caesarean section Surgical Technique (CORONIS) : A fractional, factorial, unmasked randomised controlled trial.        The Lancet 2013;382-48.

Papers submitted for publication:

  1. Abu El Gasim R, El Sheikh MAA, Gerais AS Infertility among Sudanese Women
  2. El Sheikh MAA , Ramzi G, Abdel Wahab O,    Rectus sheath abscess following spontaneous normal vaginal delivery.

Research Work in Progress

  1. Traditional Practices affecting the health of women and Children during Pregnancy.
  2. Fasting Holy Ramadan: its effects on the biochemical profiles of healthy pregnant women and the fetal outcome
  3. The effects of fasting Ramadan on the renal profile in healthy pregnant women.
  4. Study of Infertility among Sudanese population.
  5. Cesarean Section, in the Sudan.
  6. Female Genital Mutilation and its effects on tubal patency.

Comments on the Research

  1. The main theme of my research was centered on:
  2. Established for the first time in Sudan the normal hormonal Profiles in Sudanese women in the reproductive age and its Comparison with other ethnic groups.
  3. Luetinizing hormone pulsatile pattern of release and its significance in amenorrhea.
  4. Pulsatile pattern of LH release and its significance in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.
  5. Progesterone and its effect on Lactogenesis as assessed by     determination of serum Lactalbumin.
  6. Twin pregnancy and delivery and its complications.
  7. Case Report: Vaccination against rabies, a disease still prevalent. Few reports in the Literature that deals with such a problem.
  8. Emergency Obstetric hysterectomy.
  9. Hysterosalpingography Versus laparoscopy.
  10. Bacteruria during pregnancy
  11. Bilateral internal iliac artery ligation
  12. Anaemia at delivery.

 

Research done in the Sudan

  1. Hormonal profiles of regularly menstruating Sudanese women.
  2. Plasma Prolactin variations during the menstrual cycle.
  3. Twins pregnancy and delivery.
  4. Case report on Sudanese subjects.
  5. Bacteruria during pregnancy.
  6. Ligation of internal iliac artery.
  7. Anaemia at delivery.
  8. Laparoscopy versus hysterosalpingography.
  9. Physical activity during pregnancy.
  10. Attitude towards companion in labour.