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H pylori infection and reflux oesophagitis: A case-control study
(2006-09-21)Aim: To examine the relationship between H pylori and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD) in Iran. Methods: In this study 51 GORD patients (referred to endoscopy at Taleghani hospital) were compared with 49 age-sex ... -
H pylori seroprevalence in patients with lung cancer
(2007-04-28)Aim: To assess H pylori seroprevalence in lung cancer and determine whether there is a potential association between lung cancer and H pylori infection. Methods: The study was conducted on forty consecutive patients with ... -
H.pylori associated with iron deficiency anemia even in celiac disease patients; strongly evidence based but weakly reflected in practice
(2015-01-01)© 2015 RIGLD, Research Institute for Gastroenterology and Liver Diseases. Inflammation can lead to malabsorption of important micronutrients such as iron. Malabsorption and nutritional deficiency can be caused by a variety ... -
H1N1 influenza patient saved by extracorporeal membrane oxygenation: First report from Iran
(2016-10-15)© 2016, Tehran Heart Center. All rights reserved. Respiratory failure is a serious complication of H1N1 influenza that, if not properly managed, can cause death. When mechanical ventilation is not effective, the only way ... -
H1N1 influenza patient saved by extracorporeal membrane oxygenation: First report from Iran
(2016-10-15)© 2016, Tehran Heart Center. All rights reserved. Respiratory failure is a serious complication of H1N1 influenza that, if not properly managed, can cause death. When mechanical ventilation is not effective, the only way ... -
Haemodialysis services in the northeastern region of Iran
(2017-01-01)Chronic kidney disease is growing and the current estimated global prevalence exceeds 13%. As the use of haemodialysis machines for patients with end stage renal disease increases survival considerably, it is critical to ... -
Haemodialysis services in the northeastern region of Iran
(2017-01-01)Chronic kidney disease is growing and the current estimated global prevalence exceeds 13%. As the use of haemodialysis machines for patients with end stage renal disease increases survival considerably, it is critical to ... -
Haemophilia in the developing countries: The Iranian experience
(2010-03-19)Introduction: Management of haemophilia and inherited bleeding disorders is a major challenge especially in developing countries, because of a shortage or absence of products, the cost and the infrastructural health problems. ... -
Haemorrhagic cystitis due to BK virus in a child with ALL on standard chemotherapy without stem cell transplant
(2013-12-09)The BK virus (BKV) is a nonenveloped double-stranded DNA virus of the polyomavirus family that primarily affects immunocompromised people. BKV infects humans at an early age. Initial infections with BKV are mainly asymptomatic ... -
Hair color and hearing loss: A survey in a group of military men
(2012-12-01)Introduction: It has been shown that low levels of pigmentation increase susceptibility to noise-induced hearing loss in humans. For this reason, white populations develop more pronounced noise- induced hearing loss in ... -
Hair regrowth with topical triiodothyronine ointment in patients with alopecia areata: A double-blind, randomized pilot clinical trial of efficacy
(2012-05-01)Background Thyroid hormone receptors are expressed in hair follicles and it is known that thyroid hormones can have a positive effect on hair growth, i.e. process which is disrupted in alopecia areata. Objectives The aim ... -
Hair removal
(2012-01-01)© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2011. Unwanted hair is a common problem in women. The condition may be caused by androgen overproduction, increased sensitivity to circulating androgens, or other metabolic and endocrine ... -
Hallmarks of opium poisoning in infants and toddlers
(2010-01-01)Accidental opium intoxication in children is an extremely dangerous poisoning if it remains undiagnosed and untreated. The classic triad of miosis, decreased level of consciousness and bradypnea, which are the hallmarks ... -
Halothane is there still any place for using the gas as an anesthetic?
(2011-07-01)The fluorinated hydrocarbons that are used for anesthesia are derived from ether. Although they have many benefits, there are several side effects of these drugs, including untoward hepatic effects. Whether the use of ... -
Halothane-induced hepatitis: A forgotten issue in developing countries
(2011-01-01)Halothane was introduced as an anesthetic in the 1950s and was considered a revolutionary agent in the field of anesthesia. Soon after, halothane-induced hepatitis became a concern, leading to the development of less toxic ... -
Halothane: How should it be used in a developing country?
(2012-01-01)The anaesthetic agent halothane is still widely used in developing countries including the Islamic Republic of Iran because of its low price. Because of halothane-induced hepatitis, a rare complication, it has been replaced ... -
Halotolerant ability and α-amylase activity of some saltwater fungal isolates
(2013-03-25)Four halotolerant fungal isolates originating from the saltwater Lake Urmia in Iran were selected during a screening program for salt resistance and α-amylase activity. The isolates were identified based on sequencing the ... -
Hamstring flexibility in young women following passive stretch and muscle energy technique
(2009-10-01)Background: Research is limited and controversial on the effectiveness of various stretching methods on muscle lengthening. Objective: Studying the effectiveness of static stretch and muscle energy technique on the flexibility ...