Personal Data:
Name: Ahmed Abdullah Ahmed Sanhouri
Nationality: British
Date of birth: 1956
Contact: Email:asanhori@yahoo.co.uk
Phone: 0121016155
Education:
BVSc:
1975-1980 Faculty of Veterinary Science Khartoum University BVSc Veterinary
Science. First in school year, Passing with School's Distinction 82% and above in
all five subjects, and no less than Four [4] Faculty and organizational prizes for
the best students in
1. Biochemistry (faculty prize for the best student.
2. Animal Husbandry
3. Microbiology (faculty prize for the best student)
4. Parasitology
5. Surgery Obstetrics and Gynecology (faculty prize and Sudan
Agricultural Bank Prize for the best Veterinary students.
MVSc:
1982-1984 Khartoum University Master Degree veterinary pathology involved
a vaccine trial against Fasciola gigantica in the white Nile area in Sudan the
project involved a study of sistance to challenge infection disease surveillance,
the collection of many hundreds of samples of affected livers from various
abattoirs, the running of snail habitats and standardized controls. As referred to on
additional information, a programme of vaccination with irradiated metacercariae
and cross resistance between Fgigantica and Schistosoma bovis was implemented
by myself. Nb This thesis was externally examined by professor Hammond from
Edinburgh University and hopefully his report on my work speak for itself.
PhD:
1986-1990 Leahurst Department of Clinical Studies Liverpool University.
PhD Title “Deleterious effects of stress on farm animals and equines this also
involved a research programme on the alleviation of pain. An extensive sub part
of this study was, Very relevantly, on the effects of stress from Surgery and
anesthesia on equines.
Training:
Post Doctoral and publication of search work at Liverpool University 1990-1991
1991-1992 Department of Medical Physics King’s College London Research
carried out at the school of Radiography. A computerized program of image
processing techniques, digitization of chest and mammography (analogue) X-Ray
images.
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Employment:
1980-82 Ministry of agriculture and natural Resources
As stated in my additional information, I was responsible for the service
delivery, resource management and supervision for the Red Sea Area.
Principally I was the person who coordinated the daily activities of three
places: a poultry farm: an abattoir, and a veterinary Clinic for farm
animals and every thing comes through the doors. Other duties include
monthly and annual reporting to the Regional Director, training of staff,
general public health work, and liaison with local health authorities in the
matter of rabies control .Being based at the Port of Sudan, I also had
extensive exposure to Import/Export and border Control regulations.
1982-1990 Department of Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology
University of Khartoum. Teaching and research post. Handling most of
the clinical cases presented to the University Veterinary hospital. We have
an equine theatre and average about 2 equine general anesthetics per week
and about the same number for Bovine surgery. Teaching of practical
Surgery and reproduction to final year BVSc students. Supervision of
students in the studs, where I taught Equine Reproduction and lameness.
Five year research programme on the effects of stress of anesthesia and
surgery on the donkey and the camel in the Sudan.
Education Lecturing Services
Quay Boulevard Nottingham NG7 IFW (ELS) part time lecturing service
(on and of) in total 2 years work experience
Lecturer in Animal science at west Thames college London 2000
Iselworth Middlesex.
Animal Health, Public Health and Hygiene,
The royal Institute of public Health and Hygiene
Certificate in Applied HACCP, Principle certificate in wild game and Red
Meat module, Certificate in poultry meat farmed Game Birds meat and
rabbit meat.
The Equine Veterinary Hospital, Forest mere Hampshire GU30 7
1997-1999 Carl Boyde and Parteners Hardwick Court Farm
Here I gained very good experience of European procedures for small and
Large animal work, and gained extra knowledge of farm animal and
equine medicine and surgery. Importantly, I acquired extensive knowledge
of large Animal practice as well as animal health in relation to public
health risks, namely European quarantine measures, Laws and regulations
governing animal transport, Border control measures and regulations .I
was engaged for12 years in professional work involving a substantial
element of work with Equines, carried out regular infertility check, around
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the area investigated(Assistant veterinary researcher to Professor Hilary
Dobson) the effect of stress on LH surge in the mare .I also improved my
experience in certain types of diagnosis, namely: as X- ray Ultrasound,
Clinical pathology and Laboratory work
1992-1997 The Equestrian club: Sheik Khalefa Stable and Stud
Vaccinating against infectious diseases Equine influenza and tetanus
.Managing the breeding programme in the stud around the area, about 20
studs, Screening for infectious uterine metritis, and routine check for other
microorganism before covering the mares such as pseudomonas,
Klebessiella, Proteos and staphylococcus. Standerising check on
ovulation, trying to attain high conception rates.Staqndard regnancy
testing and pregnancy diagnosis by ultrasound .Handling the new
borns.Treating and handling infertility problems on males and
females.;Dystokia; large range of animal surgery including Colics As
manger of the stud, I became very familiar with large scale animal
nutrition and animal welfare work.
Sultan Quabous Royal Court affairs (Razat)
Royal Cavalry, Royal farms and Gardens. The Palace, Salala. Equine
Surgeon. Main duties. Looking after the health of horses diagnosis of
Lameness routine health checking. We have an Ultrasound, ECG,
radiology, IDEXX blood chemistry /hematology, microscopy and
orthopedic Equipment. We are a very busy clinic both from the
Consultation and surgical viewpoints. We have an Equine theatre and
average about 2equine general Anaesthetics per week. We have a
considerable Surgical colic’s. We very rarely refer anything other Than
orthopaedic work (arthroscopies). Managing The Breeding programme,
preparing the mares for Routine Obstetrical check (intrauterine flush)
swab taking: Cervical, intrauterine and external genitalia for
Bacteriological tests, Supervised the vaccination Programme against
Tetanus, Equine Influenza.
Current:
Associate professor - Sudan University o Science and Technology (SUST)
College of Veterinary Medicine & Animal Production (CVMAP)
Department of Surgery – Head of the equine Division.
Memberships and Conferences:
British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA), Homeopathic
Association, British Veterinary Association (BVA), Society for the study
of fertility (SSF), Khartoum University Teaching staff Association,
Sudanese Veterinary Association.
Languages:
Written and Spoken Arabic and English.
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Publications:
Sanhouri, A.A., Haroun, E.M., Gameel, A. A. & Bushara, H.O. (1987). Protective
effect of irradiated metacercariae of Fasciola gigantica and cercariae of
Schistosoma bovis against Fascioliasis in goats. Trop. Anim Hlth. Prod. 19,
245-249.
Haroun, E.M., Sanhouri, A.A., & Gemeel,A.A. (l989). Response of goats to
repeated infections with Fasciola gigantica Vet. Parasit. 30, 287-296.
Sanhouri, A.A., Jones, R.S. & Dobson, H. (1989). The effect of different types of
transportation on plasma cortisol and testosterone concentrations in male
goats Br. Vet. J. 145,446-450.
Sanhouri, A. A., Jones, R. S. & Dobson, H. (1989). Plasma concentrations of
cortisol, testosterone glucose and blood gases in male goats during
anaesthesia with pentobarbitone sodium. Brit. Vet. J. 145.
Sanhouri, A.A., Jones, R .S. & Dobson, H. (1991). Pentobarbitone inhibits the
stress response to transport in male goats. Brit. Vet. J. 147, 42.
Sanhouri, A.A., Jones, R .S. & Dobson, H. (1991). Preliminary results on the
effects of diazepam on the stress response to transport in male goats. Brit.
Vet. J. i47, 388-389.
Sanhouri, A.A., Jones, R .S. & Dobson, H. (1991). Prazosin and prpranolol and the
stress response to transport in male goats; a preliminary study. J of Vet.
Pharmacol. Therap 14,421-425.
Sanhouri, A.A., Jones, R .S. & Dobson, H. (1992). Effects of xylazine on the stress
response to transport in male goats. Brit. Vet. J. 148 119 - 128.
Sanhouri, A.A., Jones, R .S. & Dobson, H. (1992). Azaperone, pimozide and
bromocryptine and the stress response to transport in male goats; a
preliminary study.J. of Vet. Pharmcol. Therap 15 107-111.
Sanhouri, A.A., Jones, R .S. & Dobson, H. (1993). Effects of atropine on the stress
response to transport in male goats J. Vet. Pharmacol. Therap. (in press).
Ali, B.H., Sanhouri , A.A., Musa, B. E. (1989). Some clinical haematological and
biochemical effects of four tranquilizers in camels (Camelus dromedarius).
Reve d'Elevage et de Medecine Veterinairy des Pays Tropicaux 42 (1).
Referees:
Professor HEJ Ford[ret`d] [ my doctoral Examiner ]Veterinary Clinical
Studies Liverpool University
TEL: ++44 151 327 43 04.
Carl Boyde Hardwick Court farm Chertsey Surrey KT 16 OAD
TEL ++44 193 2 562 072
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Professor Bakri Mousa Senior Equine consultant, Diwan Of Royal Court
PO Box no 1844 post code 111Muscat
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