Authored Works
Books, articles, conference papers, and chapters spanning microbiology, hematology, and the laboratory sciences.
Books
Reference textbooks developed across decades of teaching, used in pharmacy and laboratory programs.
The publications listed below are placeholders being prepared for upload. Final content will replace them as Dr. Hassani's work is digitised.
University of Damascus
A comprehensive textbook covering bacteriology, virology, mycology, and parasitology, written for pharmacy and medical laboratory students. Includes chapters on antimicrobial resistance, sterilisation, and clinical specimen handling. (Placeholder entry — final book details and cover to follow.)
University of Damascus
An academic reference for the morphological and functional study of blood, hematopoiesis, anemias, and bleeding disorders, with practical laboratory protocols developed across decades of teaching. (Placeholder entry — final book details and cover to follow.)
University of Damascus
A practical manual organising the standard laboratory procedures used in clinical microbiology and hematology, intended as a daily companion for students undertaking practical laboratory training. (Placeholder entry — final book details and cover to follow.)
Publications
2022
Journal — to be confirmed
Review summarising antimicrobial resistance trends observed across a teaching-hospital surveillance programme. (Placeholder entry — final reference and download to follow.)
F. Hassani
2019
Journal — to be confirmed
Cross-sectional study of iron deficiency anemia in a university student population, including dietary, demographic, and laboratory correlates. (Placeholder entry.)
F. Hassani
Publications
2017
Conference — to be confirmed
Pedagogical paper describing a structured method for teaching peripheral blood film interpretation to medical laboratory students. (Placeholder entry.)
F. Hassani
1988
Doctoral research project (Promotion A) — Institute of Microbiology, Carl Gustav Carus Medical Academy, Dresden
Multi-year doctoral research project examining the seroprevalence of Legionella infections in Syria — based on serological investigation of 500 sera from healthy persons of various age groups and approximately 200 double sera from pneumonia cases — conducted in cooperation with the Dresden Institute of Microbiology under Prof. Wolf Witzleb.
F. Hassani
Publications
2015
Chapter — to be confirmed
Book chapter covering the theory, standardised procedure, and common interpretive pitfalls of Gram staining. (Placeholder entry.)
F. Hassani