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Hydrocephaly and Intraventricular hemorrhage in premature neonates in Yazd University Hospitals
Reza Nafisi Moghaddam, Ahmad Shajari, Pegah Roozbeh,
Volume 68, Issue 1 (4 2010)
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Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE AR-SA MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Background: Cerebrovascular accidents are the most common complications in premature neonates (gestational age <37 weeks). Intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) and hydrocephaly are the most common presentations of these accidents. Premature neonates less than 28 week age or 1000 gr have maximum risk of cerebrovascular accidents with prevalence of 30 percent. Early screening in high risk pregnancies with real-time ultrasonography can detect these lesions and affect on final prognosis. The purpose of this study is evaluation of brain ultrasonongraphic findings of 60 premature neonates born in Yazd University Hospitals, Yazd, Iran and relationship between these findings and delivery types.
Methods: In this descriptive cross sectional study 60 cases of premature neonates (less than 37 week) who were born from January to July 2007 in Yazd hospitals were evaluated ultrasonographically to detect cerebrovascular accidents.
Results: Among 60 premature neonates, 52(86.67%) were low birth weight and 8(13.33%) neonates weighted more than 2500gr. IVH was seen in five (9.6%) LBW neonates and hydrocephaly was seen in five (9.6%) LBW neonates. One LBW neonate (1.9%) had haloprocencephaly. Eight normal weight neonates had no abnormal ultrasonographic findings.
Conclusion: All factors that induce preterm delivery and high risk pregnancies can increase cerebrovascular accidents in premature infants. Neonatal weight had most powerful relationship with neonatal ultrasonograohic findings.


Health insurance literacy for the Iranian community, a qualitative study: brief report
Jalal Saeidpour, Mohammad Javad Kabir, Amrollah Roozbehi, Mehran Pozesh, Moslem Sharifi,
Volume 78, Issue 9 (December 2020)
Abstract
Background: Health insurance literacy is a nascent concept that has emerged mainly after the implementation of the law known as Obamacare in the United States. This study seeks to identify the themes of health insurance literacy in Iranian society.
Methods: The study approach is qualitative. Data were collected using nine semi-structured interviews, ten focal group meetings with the presence of 86 experts of an insurance organization and a specialized meeting with fifteen academic experts, from September to December 2018 at the organization's location. MAX QDA10 software was used to organize the data. Qualitative data analysis was performed using continuous comparison analysis and in the form of directional qualitative content analysis based on the conceptual model (Paez et al 2014). Coding was performed independently by two researchers and then collected. Results were reviewed by an external observer. Finally, in a specialized meeting with the participation of representatives of specialized (groups secretaries) and academic experts(participants in the initial interviews), the findings of the study were re-examined and confirmed
Results: By reviewing the collected texts, 264 initial codes, 21 components, 10 sub-themes, and five themes were extracted. Based on the conceptual model of the study, the data were organized in three axes. In the knowledge axis, the themes of health insurance knowledge (including health insurance knowledge and attitude toward health insurance) and awareness of insured rights and assignments (including insured assignments and insured rights), in the axis of skill, themes of information search and services (including information acquisition and service search) and utilization of insurance coverage (including receiving insurance coverage and benefiting from benefits), and in the axis of self-confidence, the theme of self-efficacy (including Timely decision making and environmental awareness) have been identified.
Conclusion: Health insurance literacy for Iranian society, instead of being able to choose the type of insurance, focuses on its application in improving decision-making behavior and seeking insured treatment in the health market.

Coronavirus and Male Infertility: Letter to the Editor
Nasibeh Roozbeh, Azam Amirian, Fatemeh Abdi ,
Volume 78, Issue 9 (December 2020)
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