Pattern of tumors in children admitted to Children Welfare Hospital: - Al-Rawi, Faiza;Al-Hadithi, Tariq;Al-Haddad, Salma
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The objective of this study was to estimate trends of disease during a twenty years period when Iraq underwent three destructive wars and economic sanctions and to study their relation to other demographic criteria and outcome of malignancy in term of survival or death. All types of childhood malignancy were studied except brain tumors that treated at the Neurosurgical Hospital. This cross-sectional study was based on a review of case records of patients admitted to Children Welfare Hospital in Baghdad over a twenty year period starting from first of January 1985 to the thirty first of…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The objective of this study was to estimate trends of disease during a twenty years period when Iraq underwent three destructive wars and economic sanctions and to study their relation to other demographic criteria and outcome of malignancy in term of survival or death. All types of childhood malignancy were studied except brain tumors that treated at the Neurosurgical Hospital. This cross-sectional study was based on a review of case records of patients admitted to Children Welfare Hospital in Baghdad over a twenty year period starting from first of January 1985 to the thirty first of December 2004. Malignancies were classified according to the international classification of disease for oncology. The second year interval (90-94) of the study witnessed three fold increases in number of malignancy, while third of cases were reported in the last interval (2000-2004). The year 2002 showed most frequent cases (7.5%). Leukemia was the commonest malignancy accounting for 59.7%, lymphomas were the second commonest malignancy forming 22%.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Faiza Al-Rawi, MSc Clinical Tropical Medicine and PhD Community Medicine, is a pediatric specialist and lactation consultant at the Maternal and Child Health Center in Sharjah, UAE since 2006. She also worked as a Lecturer of Community Medicine at the College of Medicine, University of Al-Mustansyria, Baghdad, Iraq from 1997 to 2006.