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Setareh Akhavan, Mahin Lotfi, Seyed Rahim Mohamadi,
Volume 8, Issue 1 (6-2006)
Abstract
Background: Abnormal uterine Bleeding is one of the most common disorders in
Gynecology. Dilatation and curettage is a diagnostic procedure in the management of
the abnormal uterine bleeding. The results of this procedure could be used to achive a
definite treatment such as hysterectomy. This study was conducted to evaluate the
sensitivity and specificity of dilatation and curettage.
Materials and Methods: Histopathologic results of the specimens that were
obtained from dilatation and curettage were compared with hysterectomy. 85 Subjects
were enrolled in this descriptive study from 2002 to 2004 (3 year period). These
patients were admitted in Beasat hospital of Sanandaj. Data was obtained from
pathologic study of dilatation and curettage specimens and hysterectomy. Data was
analyzed with SPSS software.
Findings: Mean patients' age was 47.25 years, the youngest was 28 years old and the
oldest was 78 years old. 75.3% of Patients lived in rural area and 70.6% were
illiterate. 96.6% of the study group had more than 3 pregnancies. Tubal ligation was
the most common contraception method in our patients. Sensitivity and specificity of
dilatation and curettage for diagnosis of abnormal uterine bleeding was 78.1% and
79.16% respectively.
Conclusion: Dilatation and curettage is a safe and an inexpensive method for
diagnosis of abnormal uterine bleeding.
Dr Maryam Ahmadi, Dr Mohamadreza Gohari, Ali Mohamadi,
Volume 12, Issue 1 (4-2010)
Abstract
The transaction of human beings with one another and life in the present age especially with the contemporary technology advances have become so complicated that unless we describe a specific standard for each item and not obligate people to regard those specific standards, the lifetime will be tiresome. So the more the standardization and higher commitment to meeting the standards, the more the advancement and elevation of the society will be.
Materials and Methods: This descriptive research was conducted cross-sectionally. The statistical universe of research was medical records department of 16 teaching hospitals affiliated to Iran and Kermanshah universities of medical sciences. Data gathering tools were five checklists adjusted by ISO 9001- 2000 international standards. Then the data was analyzed using indices of descriptive statistics.
Results: The results showed that in the hospitals related to Iran university of medical sciences the criteria of resource management with 77% had the highest score, and the measurement of criteria analysis and process improvement with 47 % had the least score and in hospitals related to Kermanshah university of medical sciences , resources management with 61% indicated the highest score and quality management system with 33% had the least score. And the total mean of the standard criteria in the hospitals related to Iran university of medical sciences was 60% and in hospitals related to Kermanshah university of medical sciences was 46%.
Conclusion: The rate of final conformity of medical records system by the criteria of the ISO 9001-2000 standards in hospitals related to Iran university of medical sciences was greater than in hospitals related to Kermanshah university of medical sciences. And total conformity rate of medical records system in Kermanshah hospitals was low. So the regulation of medical records department with ISO quality management standards can help to elevate its quality.
Marzieh Farid, Changiz Rahimi, Nourollah Mohamadi,
Volume 20, Issue 2 (6-2018)
Abstract
Background : Chronic pain is a common and debilitating condition, but little effort has been made to understand, diagnose or treat it. The aim of the present study is the prediction of pain, based on personality characteristics, anxiety, and depression among patients suffering from chronic pain.
Materials and Methods: This is a correlation study. 230 patients suffering from chronic pain were selected by convenience sampling among pain clinics of Shiraz city. Patients completed a Demographic Questionnaire, a Brief Pain Inventory (BPI), a NEO Brief Questionnaire (60 questions), a Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II), and a Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI). Data was analyzed using multiple regression (stepwise regression), Pierson`s Correlation Coefficient, and SPSS18 software.
Results: The results indicated that components of anxiety were able to predict pain severity and pain interference in daily routines and from the Big Five Factors of Personality, neuroticism was positively able to predict chronic pain.
Conclusion: Mood features and personality characteristics influence pain duration and intensity.
Parya Shah Mohamadi, Changiz Ahmadizadeh,
Volume 20, Issue 4 (1-2019)
Abstract
Background: Hepatitis B is a common infectious disease leading to hepatic cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma. Studies have shown that serum levels of vitamin D and mir378 have a reverse relationship with the hepatitis B. The present study was conducted to determine the relationship between vitamin D and miR-378 receptor polymorphism on vaccination non- response in pregnant women suffering from chronic hepatitis B.
Materials and Methods: This study examined 150 subjects including subjects with vaccination history and without hepatitis B, and subjects with vaccination history and with hepatitis. Genomic DNA was extracted using a salt saturation method. Then, RFLP- PCR method and SSCP- PCR techniques were used for miR378 to determine the mutations of Vitamin D. The mutant frequency and its rate were determined using SPSS software. The mutant alleles' rate was determined by analysis of variance.
Results: Results showed that there were no significant differences in mutant alleles between case and control groups in rs1544410 region (P=0.119) and allele C can be considered as a biomarker for hepatitis B. There was significant difference between case and control groups regarding rs1076064 allele and genotypic frequency (P=0.0037).
Conclusion: It can be stated that rs1544410 polymorphism (P=0.0037) could not have a significant role in hepatitis B. In other words, A/G frequency had a significant role in hepatitis B and only allele C could be considered as a biomarker for hepatitis B risk.
