BIOGRAPHY
Prof. Mohammed Z. Allouh has graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Dental Surgery (BDS) from Jordan University of Science & Technology (JUST) in 2000. He earned his Ph.D. in Anatomy and Cell Biology from the University of Saskatchewan/Canada in 2007. Since then, he joined the Department of Anatomy at JUST for about 11 years. During this period, he had the privilege of part-time teaching at several other institutes including Al-Albayt University, Mutah University, Xavier University, USC University, and the University of Minho. In 2018, Prof. Allouh has joined the Department of Anatomy in the CMHS at the United Arab Emirates University.
Prof. Allouh areas of research are focused on three main fields:
Experimental Biology:
The research lab focus is on investigating the postnatal skeletal muscle growth and repair mechanisms.
Clinical/Surgical Research:
Prof. Allouh is involved with an international clinical research group in investigating different surgical and neurosurgical techniques to improve operative outcomes and in the evaluation of challenging clinical conditions and their associated risk factors.
Anatomical Research:
As a trained clinical anatomist, Prof. Allouh is interested in investigating the morphological characteristics of different body structures with their clinical correlations and racial variations.
EDUCATION
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Doctorate Degree, PhD in Anatomy and Cell Biology, , University of Saskatchewan, 2007
RESEARCH AREAS
- Experimental Biology: Postnatal skeletal muscle growth, repair and regeneration mechanisms including the myogenic satellite cell activation process
- Clinical and Surgical Research: Advancement in surgical and neurosurgical techniques with their short- and long-term outcomes.
- Anatomical Research: Morphometric analysis of different human body structures with their clinical correlations and racial variations.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
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(2022). "Cellular and Molecular Variations in Male and Female Murine Skeletal Muscle after Long-Term Feeding with a High-Fat Diet". Co-Authors: . International Journal of Molecular Sciences. 23. 18
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(2022). "Isolated tectal cavernomas: A comprehensive literature review with a case presentation". Co-Authors: . Heliyon. 8. 6
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(2021). "Differential response of oxidative and glycolytic skeletal muscle fibers to mesterolone". Co-Authors: Asfour HA; Shaqoura EI; Said RS; Mustafa AG; Emerald BS; Allouh MZ*
. SpringerNature/Scientific Reports. 11. 9
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(2021). "Factors Associated With University Students' Attitude Toward Euthanasia". Co-Authors: Saadeh R; Banat A; AbuZeina D; Al-Bourini T; Abdelqader E; Alrabadi N; Alfaqih MA; Allouh MZ*. Omega - Journal of Death and Dying. 302228211016219. 18
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(2021). "Cervical decompressive laminectomy and lateral mass screw-rod arthrodesis: surgical experience and analytical review of 4120 consecutive screws". Co-Authors: Al Barbarawi MM*; Allouh MZ; Qudsieh SM; Barbarawi A.. British Journal of Neurosurgery. . 6
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(2020). "Epidemiologic and Clinical Characteristics of COVID-19 Patients from a Quarantine Center in a Developing Community: A Retrospective Study". Co-Authors: Khraise WN; Khraise TW; Starling Emerald B; Allouh MZ*. International Journal of General Medicine. 13. 8
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(2020). "Lesion Type Analysis of Hemodialysis Patients Who Underwent Endovascular Management for Symptomatic Central Venous Disease". Co-Authors: Aljarrah Q*; Allouh M*; Hallak AH; et al.. Vascular health and risk management. 16. 9
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(2020). "Morphometric Analysis of the Corpus Callosum According to Age and Sex in Middle Eastern Arabs: Racial Comparisons and Clinical Correlations to Autism Spectrum Disorder". Co-Authors: Allouh MZ*; Al Barbarawi MM; Ali HA; Mustafa AG; Alomari SO.. Frontiers in systems neuroscience. 14. 11
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(2019). "Major lower extremity amputation: a contemporary analysis from an academic tertiary referral centre in a developing community". Co-Authors: Aljarrah Q, Allouh MZ, Bakkar S, et al.. BMC Surgery. 19. 10
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(2019). "Unique case of successful surgical treatment of recurrent spinal epidural hematoma after lumbar disc surgery in a Glanzmann thrombasthenia patient.". Co-Authors: Al Barbarawi MM; Allouh MZ (Corresponding author); Audat ZA; Aleshawi AJ; Al-Shari OM
. British Journal of Neurosurgery. 17. 3
