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Name: Ayman Fisal Ahmed Foad

Gender: Male

Date of Birth: 2/9/1979

Place of Birth: Omdurman-Khartoum state/ Sudan

Nationality: Sudanese

Religion: Islam

Marital status: Married with one child

Residence: Saudi Arabia- Tabuk- Alrawda 2/ Alahnaf Bin Gayis Street

Permanent residence: House No. 139, square 14/ Shambat, Khartoum North Province, Khartoum State, Sudan

Mobile: +966537564482

E-mail: aymanfisal@yahoo.com , aymanfisalahmed@gmail.com

Professional Occupations

University Service:

Current Position: Assistant Professor- University of Tabuk (Saudi Arabia /KSA)- Faculty of Medicine since 8/2012
- Teaching pathology in integrated system module syllabus
- Supervisor of Phase II students
- Supervisor of Electronic Learning
- Supervisor of the Pathology Labs (maintenance, purchasing, and practical sessions)
- Faculty of Pharmacy Tabuk, PharmD Program: instructor of Pathophysiology I & II Module (since 2015)
Teaching Assistant and Assistant Professor: University of West Kordofan (Sudan)- Faculty of Medicine 2007-2012

Clinical service:

Histopathologist: Sudan National Laboratory May 2011- Attachment 2011-2012
Histopathologist: Sudan Laboratory Administration July 2011- Attachment 2011-2012

Medical Officer (Sudan):

Nyala-Police Hospital: 1/2006-6/2006
Aljenaina- Military Hospital: 2006-2007

Houseman-ship- Sudan Ministry of Health (Sudan):

Internal Medicine/ Haj-Alsafi Hospital: 21/6/2004- 21/9/2004
Pediatrics/ Haj-Alsafi Hospital: 25/9/2004- 25/12/2004
ENT/ Bahri Teaching Hospital: 28/12/2004-28/2/2005
OBS & GYN/ Maternity Hospital: 7/3/2005-7/6/2005
Orthopedic/ Khartoum Teaching Hospital: 12/6/2005-21/8/2005
Surgery/ Police Hospital- Khartoum: 21/8/2005- 2/11/2005

Certificates:

The ISN-ANIO Clinical Nephropathology Certificate Program (CNC), January 1, 2017 – December 31, 2017
Post Graduate Certificate in Molecular Pathology/ Hong Kong University, September 25^th, 2016.
Lab Management University/ Certificate of completion (a joint collaboration between APF and ASCP): 2^nd June 2014.
FRCPath Histopathology part 1: Spring 2014.
Sudan Medical Council. Certificate of Specialist Registration/ Registration No.: 263, Pathology. Date of Qualification: July 2011. Date of Registration: 29^th December 2011.
Sudan Medical Council. Certificate of Full Registration/ Registration No.: 18382. Date of Graduation: 2003. Date of Registration: 26^th March 2006

Conferences and Workshops:

Cairo FRCPath Part 2 Histopathology Examination Course, 13 - 21 January 2018, 60 CPD credits awarded

2.USCAP: 2018 Recurring Problems in Breast Pathology and How to Resolve Them, online with 12 SAM credit hours

3.USCAP: 2017 Gastrointestinal and Liver Pathology, Interactive Microscopy, online with 12 SAM credit hours

USCAP: 2017 Diagnostic Pathology Update: USCAP, online with 21 SAM credit hours
USCAP: 2017Trapdoors in Testicular Pathology: USCAP, online with 11.75 SAM credit hours
USCAP: 2017 Algorithmic Approach to Diagnosis of Inflammatory Disorders of the GI Tract: USCAP, online with 3.0 SAM credit hours
USCAP: Practical Pathology Seminars 2016: USCAP, online with 15 SAM credit hours
USCAP: Practical Pathology Seminars 2015: USCAP, online with 12.75 SAM credit hours
USCAP: 2017 Soft Tissue Tumor Pathology: An Anatomic and Pattern-Based Approach, online with 11.75 SAM credit hours
2016 Diagnostic Pathology Update: USCAP, online with 18.5 SAM credit hours
Saudi Health Exhibition Conferences: Ministry of Health Saudi Arabia, 16-18 May 2016.
Construction of Exams and Evaluation Process: Organized by the University of Tabuk with the national center for assessment in higher education: 2-3 September 2016.
Measurement and Evaluation at Universities Between Theory and Practice Workshop- Organized by University of Tabuk with the national center for assessment in higher education: 2-3 March 2015 ?
Conference on Clinical, Pathologic & Molecular Medicine- Organized by University of Dammam & Wayne State University: 15th -19th February 2015 ?
Updates in Pathology Symposium- Armed Forces Hospital – Northern Region: 9th-11th December 2104 ?
Exam Construction Workshop- University of Tabuk: 9th December 2014 ?
Urogenital Pathology Workshop- American University of Beirut 29th September- 2nd October 2014. ?
MCQs that fit purpose- Faculty of Medicine, University of Tabuk
Triple Jump Exam (PBL) Certificate- Faculty of Medicine, University of Tabuk: 22^nd-26^th May 2013.
Recent Advances in the Management of Type1 and type 2 Diabetes- A USA (International) and KSA (National) Perspective- Faculty of Medicine, the University of Tabuk (Saudi Commission for Health Specialties Accreditation No: (32751/2013): 5^th to 6^th March 2013.
Lymph Nodes and Bone Marrow Pathology- Arab School of Pathology in Collaboration with the Sudanese Association of Pathologists. Omdurman Military Hospital: 22^nd to 23^rd April 2012
Soft Tissue Pathology- The 8^th Arab-British School of Pathology in Collaboration with the Sudanese Association of Pathologists. Soba University Hospital, Khartoum: 5^th – 17^th March 2011
Workshop on Cytological Techniques – Sudan Federal Ministry of Health: 15^th – 17^th February 2011
Immunohistochemistry Course- Sudan. Training Center for Medical Professions: 4^th -22nd July 2010
Research Methodology & Fundamental of Biostatistics- University of Khartoum: 28^th July – 3^rd August/2007
UNFPA Training on Clinical Management for Rape- Khartoum: 14^th – 15^th June 2006
UNFPA Training on Infections Prevention for Medical Doctors- Nyala/ Sudan: 9^th -10^th May 2006
Help Age International Training Course on the Healthcare of the Elderly- Nyala/ Sudan: 9^th – 10^th April 2006
UNFPA Workshop on STIs Management- Nyala/ Sudan: 2006

Educations

Clinical MD in pathology- University of Khartoum: 19/ December 2011
- MD Thesis: Clinicopathological Patterns of Osteosarcoma Patient
MBBS Faculty of medicine- Gezira university: December 2003
Secondary school
- Sudan: Wad Madani- 1^st grade: 1994-1995
- Sudan: Shambat- 2^nd & 3^rd grade: 1995-1997
Intermediate school- Barakat: 1991-1994
Primary school
- Sudan: Hellat Hassan- 1^st & 2^nd grade: 1985- 1987
- UAE- 3^rd & 4^th grade: 1987-1989
- Sudan: Barakat- 5^th & 6^th grade: 1989- 1991

Skills

Computer:
- Microsoft Office & website management
- SPSS
- Pathology Informatics
Presentation, schematic designing painting, and drawing
Fluent in English

Publications: ^1–9

Foad AFA, Abdul Satir AA. Skeletal manifestations of hydatid cystic disease in Sudan. J Taibah Univ Med Sci. 2018;(November):1-8. doi:10.1016/j.jtumed.2018.10.005.
Foad AFA. Demodex Folliculoris Dermatitis. 2018;(September):37-42.
Foad AFA, Mirghani HO. A Case Report of Duodenal Psammomatous Somatostatinoma. 2018;13(3):187-195. doi:10.18502/sjms.v13i3.2956.
Barrow NA, Alatawi JA, Saeed A, Alblowy TA, Mirghani HO, Ahmed Foad AF. Tuberculous lymphadenitis associated thrombocytopenic purpura, effectiveness of anti-tuberculous therapy. Pan Afr Med J. 2018;29:5-8. doi:10.11604/pamj.2018.29.118.12145.
Thaniyan A, Ayman FFA, Mirghani HO, Al-Sayed BA, Merghani TH. Histopathological Features of Methotrexate Induced Pulmonary Lesions in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients: A Systematic Review of Case Reports. Open Access Maced J Med Sci. 2017;5(2):266-270. doi:10.3889/oamjms.2017.049.
Foad AFA. Comparing the use of virtual and conventional light microscopy in practical sessions: Virtual reality in Tabuk University. J Taibah Univ Med Sci. 2017;12(2):183-186. doi:10.1016/j.jtumed.2016.10.015.
Foad AFA, Babiker SAM. Original Article Clinicopathological patterns of osteosarcoma in Sudanese patients. Sudan Med J. 2013;49(1):17-23.
Foad AFA, Musa MT. Case Report A case report of atypical lipomatous tumor of the tongue and literature review. Sudan Med J. 2012;48(3):204-208.
Foad AFA. Scientific Events. Sudan Med J 2013. 2012;48(March):69-70.

Book:

Clinicopathological Patterns of Osteosarcoma Patients: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing (2014-12-30): SBN (978-3-659-60646-5).

Membership:

Reviewer: Sudan Journal of Medical Sciences (SJMS) ISSN (Online): 1858-5051 (since 2016)

· Sudan Association of Pathologist (member) (since 2010)

· USCAP: Non-voting membership & Sudan partner

References

Prof. Ali Abdel-Satir- FRCPath- Histo-Center. E-mail: alisatir123@gmail.com
Dr. Anwar A. Y. Kordofani- FRCPath. Department of Pathology/ Faculty of Medicine-University of Khartoum. E-mail: akordofani@hotmail.com
Dr. Sawsan Abdel Rahim Mohmmed- MBBS, MD Clinical Pathology. Department of Pathology/ Faculty of Medicine-University of Khartoum. E-mail: sawsanaa2003@yahoo.com
Dr. Khalid Bakhit- MD, Ph.D.- Department of Biochemistry and Obstetrics & Gynecology, Faculty of the Medicine/ University of Khartoum. E-mail: khalid2_3456@yahoo.com
Prof. Tarig Hakim Merghani- MD/Ph.D. Department of Physiology RAK University, UAE. Email: tarighm@gmail.com

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Clinicopathological Patterns of Osteosarcoma in Sudanese Patients

Ayman FA Foad, MD*, Sawsan AM Babiker, MD**

Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology, Faculty of Medicine & Health Science, University of West Kordufan, Sudan*, Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Khartoum, Sudan

Abstract

Introduction: Osteosarcoma is a high-grade malignant

mesenchymal tumour capable of forming lacelike bony matrix. It has a bimodal incidence distribution, with the highest peak in the

second decade and a lesser peak in late adult life.

Materials and Methods: This is a retrospective descriptive hospital study, which took place in three central Khartoum-Sudan laboratories. Files, X-rays films and/or reports and hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) stained slides of diagnosed 50 osteosarcoma patients have been retrieved from the archives (2006 to 2011) and analyzed using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) program.

Results: Fifty-eight percent of patients were males and 42% were females. Twenty-two percent of patients live in Khartoum state, while 56% live in district states. Living in Khartoum conferred early detection and shorter duration of symptoms. The mean duration of symptom was 7 months. Pain and swelling comprised the cardinal presenting features. Four patients presented with pathological fractures. Metaphysis of long bones was the forerunner hotspot comprising 74%, of whom, 60% were around

the knee joint. Sixty-four percent of cases originated in the medulla and 12% from the cortex. Conventional osteosarcoma represents 72% of cases with predominance of the osteoblastic type. Eighty percent of cases were assigned as high grade.

Conclusion: The most common affected age group with osteosarcoma was teenagers. Patients residing in Khartoum seek medical advice earlier; often with less advanced disease than remote areas residents. The majority of tumors were of high grade.

A Case Report of Lipoma- Like liposarcoma of the Tongue and Literature Review

?Ayman FA Foad*, MD, Mohammed T Musa**, MD

Assistant Professor, University of West Kordufan, Faculty of Medicine & Health Science, Department of Pathology*, Associate Professor, University of Khartoum, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Surgery

Summary

Lipoma-like well differentiated liposarcoma/ atypical lipomatous tumor (WDL/AL) is a low grade soft tissue tumor of lipogenic origin. It has a well documented incidence in truncal and acral locations. The occurrence in the oral cavity, notably the tongue is a rare incident. We present a case of a 40-year-old male with dorsolateral mass on the surface of the tongue, after surgical excision of the lesion with a safe margin, under general anesthesia, the lesion has been diagnosed based on hematoxylin and eosin stained histopathological specimen as lipomalike WDL/AL. Macroscopic and microscopic features of the lesion are compared with the

published case reports in the literature.

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Courses

SYS 329

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Course Information

Welcome to the Nervous System and Special Senses Module. This module is aims at giving you the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitudes related to the structure and function of the Nervous System and Special Senses (i.e., vision, hearing, taste, and smelling) in relation to health and disease states.

In addition to studying the structure and function of those structures, you will also study the inter-relationships between those structures in relation to health and disease states and acquire skills and working knowledge and understanding of the principles and concepts applicable to the Nervous System and Special Senses, in general.

You will also be exposed to the common clinical conditions and the ways of examining each of those structures.

Course Objective

By the end of this module, the students should be able to:

1. Describe the anatomical structures and pathways that process and transmit information in the nervous system.

2. Explain the physiological function of the nerve cells and the neural system.

3. Discuss the capabilities of cognitive processes and their development.

4. Discuss the clinical significance of functional deficits in the nervous system and their diagnosis.

5. Describe the pathological processes that affect the nervous system.

6. Recognize pathological changes in nervous tissue that underlie neurological diseases.

7. Discuss the pharmacological treatment of disorders/diseases of the nervous system.

8. List the pharmacological agents used to treat disorders/diseases of the nervous system.

9. Localize, based on clinical presentation, lesions to specific levels of the central nervous system.

10. Recognize the psychosocial aspects of neurological and psychiatric disabilities in patients.

11. Recognize the characteristics of behavioral disorders and their treatment.

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