Alumni Ms. Nooriah Rooeintan and Ms. Alif Afra Shibu, graduates of the 2023 Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Sciences program, showcased their graduation research titled “Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis in a Patient with Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension: A Case Study” at the Annual Radiology Meeting (ARM) held in Dubai from October 29th to 31st, 2024. Their presentation garnered significant attention and appreciation from both national and international radiology experts.
Their research investigated potential links between COVID-19 vaccination and thrombus formation, offering valuable insights into risk factors and imaging findings that can improve diagnostic accuracy and patient management.
Dr. Mohammad Rawashdeh, Chair, Medical Imaging Sciences Department and the students’ supervisor, expressed his pride, stating, “We are extremely proud of Ms. Nooriah and Ms. Alif for advancing research in a crucial area at such a prestigious forum. Their dedication and analytical skills reflect the high-quality education they received, equipping them to address complex healthcare challenges. We commend their commitment to radiological science and wish them continued success in their careers.”
Dr. Praveen Kumar, Dean, CoHS, added, “Having our alumni represent us at ARM with such impactful research is a testament to their hard work and the quality of our program. We are thrilled to see our graduates making meaningful contributions to the field of radiology and look forward to their future achievements.”