S. H. Orakzai

Most-cited papers

1. Effect of patient visualization of coronary calcium by electron beam computed tomography on changes in beneficial lifestyle behaviors.

   R. Orakzai, K. Nasir, S. H. Orakzai, N. Kalia +4 more

   2008American Journal of Cardiology127 citations

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2. Thoracic aorta calcification detected by electron beam tomography predicts all-cause mortality.

   Raul D. Santos, J. Rumberger, M. Budoff, L. Shaw +5 more

   2010Atherosclerosis103 citations

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3. Non-HDL cholesterol is strongly associated with coronary artery calcification in asymptomatic individuals.

   S. H. Orakzai, K. Nasir, M. Blaha, R. Blumenthal +1 more

   2009Atherosclerosis102 citations

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4. Assessment of Cardiac Function Using Multidetector Row Computed Tomography

   S. H. Orakzai, R. Orakzai, K. Nasir, M. Budoff

   2006Journal of computer assisted tomography77 citations

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5. Measurement of coronary artery calcification by electron beam computerized tomography in persons with chronic spinal cord injury: evidence for increased atherosclerotic burden

   S. H. Orakzai, R. Orakzai, Nasser Ahmadi, Nisha Agrawal +5 more

   2007Spinal Cord55 citations

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6. Subclinical coronary atherosclerosis: racial profiling is necessary!

   S. H. Orakzai, R. Orakzai, K. Nasir, Raul D. Santos +3 more

   2006American Heart Journal48 citations

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7. Association of increased cardiorespiratory fitness with low risk for clustering of metabolic syndrome components in asymptomatic men.

   R. Orakzai, S. H. Orakzai, K. Nasir, A. Roguin +5 more

   2006Archives of Medical Research35 citations

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8. Increased level of cardiorespiratory fitness blunts the inflammatory response in metabolic syndrome.

   J. Rana, K. Nasir, Raul D. Santos, A. Roguin +4 more

   2006International Journal of Cardiology19 citations

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9. Treating hyponatremia: how slow is safe? Central pontine myelinolysis despite appropriate correction of hyponatremia.

   R. Orakzai, S. H. Orakzai, Peggy B. Hasley

   2008European journal of internal medicine8 citations

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10. Relationship between white blood cell count and Framingham Risk Score in asymptomatic men.

    S. H. Orakzai, R. Orakzai, K. Nasir, J. A. Carvalho +2 more

    2007Archives of Medical Research4 citations

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11. Abstract 14789: A Rare Case of Primary Cardiac Leiomyosarcoma Involving the Left Ventricle

    H. Khalid, D. Grunloh, A. Bhatti, Benjamin J Rhee +1 more

    20141 citations

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12. Abstract 17477: Assessment of Appropriateness of Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Studies at a Tertiary Care Center

    S. H. Orakzai, R. Dhingra, D. Malenka, J. Czum +2 more

    20100 citations

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13. We-P13:332 Uric acid is associated with coronary artery calcification among asymptomatic men with metabolic syndrome

    Raul D. Santos, K. Nasir, R. Orakzai, S. H. Orakzai +3 more

    20060 citations

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