Barw Medical Journal

Nashaddin A. Mohammed

  1. Halabja General Hospital, Halabja, Kurdistan, Iraq
Articles
2
Published
2023
Corresponding
–
Reads
2,445
Downloads
1,836
Citations
6

Reads are the journal’s own count. Downloads are the journal’s own count on 8 November 2026. Citations are Crossref’s count on 8 November 2026.

Publishes with

Abdullah K. Ghafour — 2 articles together Berun A. Abdalla — 2 articles together Fahmi H. Kakamad — 2 articles together Fakher Abdullah — 2 articles together Suhaib H. Kakamad — 2 articles together Ameer M. Salih Ayoob Asaad Mohammed Abid Choman Sabah Omer Diyar A. Omer Hiwa S. Namiq Hiwa Shafiq Namiq Hussein M. Hamasalih

and 11 others across 2 articles

Articles2

Nashaddin A. Mohammed
  • Role of Ultrasound in Diagnosis of Thoracic Outlet Syndrome: A Review Article

    Nsren Sharef Sabr, Fakher Abdullah, Hiwa Shafiq Namiq, Nashaddin A. Mohammed, Zardasht Mahmud Ahamed, Abdullah K. Ghafour, Saywan Kakarash Asaad, Fahmi H. Kakamad and 7 more

    Neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome (nTOS), characterized by brachial plexus compression within the thoracic outlet, poses diagnostic challenges due to its variable symptoms and lack of standardized criteria. Ultrasound has emerged as a valuable diagnostic tool, offering dynamic imaging, high-resolution visualization…

    2023 1,431 reads 1 citation

    doi:10.58742/bmj.v1i2.47

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  • ChatGPT Insight and Opinion Regarding the Controversies in Neurogenic Thoracic Outlet Syndrome: A Case-Based Study

    Ameer M. Salih, Nashaddin A. Mohammed, Yousif M. Mahmood, Sabah J. Hassan, Hiwa S. Namiq, Abdullah K. Ghafour, Saywan K. Asaad, Suhaib H. Kakamad and 7 more

    Introduction There are several controversies regarding thoracic outlet syndrome. This manuscript evaluates the utility of ChatGPT in providing insights into the controversies surrounding neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome (nTOS). Methods The following questions were chatted with ChatGPT based on OpenAI's GPT-4…

    2023 1,014 reads 5 citations

    doi:10.58742/bmj.v1i2.48

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