Assist. Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Abdullah Mahmoud

Appointment and commencement date: He was appointed as a physician on permanent staffing at the Faculty of Medicine / Al-Nahrain University by university order No. 3/1/2137 dated 7/31/2003 at the Medical Research Center and started the job on 8/2/2003 according to the administrative order issued by the college and No. 766 dated 12 /8/2003.
Applied for a master's degree in physiology at the Faculty of Medicine / Al-Nahrain University and started it on 1/11/2010.
Obtained a master's degree by Al-Nahrain university order No. 2/5/16988 dated 12/16/2012.
Obtained the academic title (Assistant Lecturer) by Al-Nahrain university order issued No. 3/1/5578 on 4/30/2013
Applied for a Ph.D. study in physiology at the Faculty of Medicine / Al-Nahrain University and started it on 10/19/2014
Obtained a doctorate degree by university order No. 2/5/1128 dated 1/21/2018
Obtained the academic title (Lecturer) by order issued by Al-Nahrain University No. 3/1/3236 on 3/4/2018.
The duties of the Coordinator for the Physiology Branch (Physiology) were assigned by Administrative Order No. 2/1/1/5474 issued on 6/11/2017.
Promoted to Assistant Professor by the order issued by Al-Nahrain University No. 1/9/12538 on 11/28/2022
Chairman of Department of Physiology since 29/5/2023

1- Bachelor of Medicine and General Surgery - College of Medicine / Al-Mustansiriya University 1996 2- Master of Physiology - College of Medicine / Al-Nahrain University 2012 3- PhD in Physiology - College of Medicine / Al-Nahrain University 2018. 4- Promoted to Assistant Professor at may, 2022. 4- Certificate in Teaching skills University of Al Nahrain, Baghdad, Iraq on 5 - 30 / 5 / 2012. 5- Certificate in Computer training, College of Medicine, University of Al Nahrain (previously Saddam University) Baghdad, Iraq on 2010. 6- Certificate in proficiency in English language, Consultation Bureau for Foreign Language and Translation, University of Baghdad, Baghdad, Iraq on 2010.

• Teaching physiology lectures to the medical students. • Teaching physiology Lab experiments held on both human and animals for Medical students. • Supervising seminars in different fields of physiology to Medical students including project planning, revising and discussing the final panel of project.

• Teaching general physiology, Selected Topics and Advanced Physiology for MSC & PhD Physiology candidates • Teaching Pathophysiology Science for PhD Physiology Candidates. • Teaching general physiology Science to MSc medical physics, MSc & PhD pharmacology candidates. • Supervising of a master & Doctorate thesis in Physiology.

Interested in researching blood physiology and clotting mechanisms, in addition to the pathophysiology behind pathological symptoms.

1. Effects of Tranexamic Acid Addition on Elasticity and Tension of the Fibrin Glue / Iraqi Journal of Medical Sciences 2. Role of endothelial dysfunction in relation to prothrombogenesis in polycythemia vera / Iraqi Journal of Hematology. 3. Blood cell activation as an indicator of prothrombogenesis in polycythemia vera: Case control study/ Iraqi Journal of Hematology. 4. Molecular Characteristics and Clinical Relevance of Cytotoxin‑Associated Genes A and E of Helicobacter pylori from Patients with Gastric Diseases/ Medical Journal of Babylon. 5. Heat‑shock protein 70 and pentraxin‑3 inflammatory biomarkers: Implication for thrombosis in polycythemia vera/ Iraqi Journal of Hematology. 6. The T allele of TCF7L2 rs12255372 G/T Variant Can Predispose to Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus among Iraqi Population. Tropical Journal of Natural Product Research. 7. The utility of hematological indices in differentiation between general and focal onset epilepsy. Biomedicine. 8. Predictive value of hematological and inflammatory markers for severity of COVID-19. Biomedicine. 9. The Role of MTHFR Gene Polymorphisms Hypercoagulable Status of Covid-19. Medical Journal of Babylon. 10. Assessment of voiding dysfunction in a sample of Iraqi Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients. 11. COVID-19 Hypercoagulability Association with Serum Levels of Homocysteine and SCUBE-1 12. Effects of Platelets Addition on Tension and Elasticity of the Fibrin Glue