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Ministry of Finance, Egypt: Survey of Egypt. Geology of Egypt

Nature, 1925
THIS is a study of the conditions of a region which, though easily accessible, is not known to more than a dozen visitors beyond its mere fringe. Of the thousands who go up and down the Nile, not one in a year goes a march into the high desert. The two hundred views here are a joy to any who know the glorious spaciousness and scenery of the wild, and ...
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Surgery in Egypt

Archives of Surgery, 1997
The history of medicine can never be complete without referral to ancient Egyptian medicine. Imhotep has been identified as the god of medicine. There are 13 faculties of medicine in Egypt; the oldest is the Kasr El Aini Faculty, which started in 1925. We review undergraduate and postgraduate education in Egypt.
M D, el-Zawahry   +6 more
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DERMATOLOGY IN EGYPT

Archives of Dermatology, 1952
AS EARLY as the Ancient Egyptian Empire, about 3500 B.C., medical men were held in high esteem in Egypt. During the reign of King Josher of the 3d Dynasty (2700 B.C.), Imhotep, a man who had distinguished himself as an architect and physician, was divinified posthumously as the son of Sekhmet, the Goddess of Medicine.
G R, MIKHAIL, M S, FALK
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Education in Egypt (RLE Egypt)

2013
Egyptian education is a central, social and economic force in the Middle East. For hundreds of years Al Azhar University has been the centre of Islamic thinking and education. More recently Egypt became the leader in secular education as Mohammed Ali established the first medical, veterinarian, engineering and accounting schools in the Middle East ...
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Craniosynostosis in Egypt

Journal of Neurosurgery, 1970
✓ In 25 Egyptian patients 2 to 18 years of age, craniosynostosis was studied clinically, radiologically, and biochemically. Oxycephaly was the most common manifestation, but single suture synostosis occurred occasionally. Increased intracranial pressure was marked (76%), clinically, radiologically, and at operation.
H, el-Sherif   +3 more
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Understanding Egypt In Egypt And Beyond

2011
The use of Egyptian styles, symbols and motives outside the land of the Nile proper is well known in Antiquity from a very early period onwards. Hieroglyphic writing, for instance, was now apparently only understood by a small group and in texts that have been preserved, hieroglyphs sometimes have become visual signs without a textual meaning.
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Health in Egypt

Journal of Public Health Policy, 1984
This article provides background on the health situation of Egypt discusses nonmedical factors influencing health and assesses medical inputs and outputs related to health status. Egypt is a large Muslim country with a high birthrate uneven rate of economic growth and considerable poverty.
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EGYPT: Mathematics Education in Egypt

2020
Ahmed Ghaleb, Soha Abdelsattar
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