A SURVEY ON PREVALENCE AND ETIOLOGIES OF INTRACRANIAL HOMORRHAGE IN ADMITTED NEWBORNS IN SHAHID BEHESHTI AND SHABIHKHANI HOSPITALS IN KASHAN DURING 1375-1379.

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MOSAYEBI ZIBA; MOVAHEDIAN A.H.; KHEZRI M.; MOUSAVI GHOLAM ABAS

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Journal: Feyz Medical Sciences Journal Year:2003 | Volume:6 | Issue:23 Page(s): 0-0

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A SURVEY ON PREVALENCE AND ETIOLOGIES OF INTRACRANIAL HOMORRHAGE IN ADMITTED NEWBORNS IN SHAHID BEHESHTI AND SHABIHKHANI HOSPITALS IN KASHAN DURING 1375-1379.

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MOSAYEBI ZIBA | MOVAHEDIAN A.H. | KHEZRI M. | MOUSAVI GHOLAM ABAS | Issue Writer Certificate

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I.C.H

ASPHYXIA

TRAUMA

PREMATURITY

FULL TERM NEONATES.

Abstract

History and objectives: Intracranial hemorrhage (I.C.H) is an important cause of mortality and neurologic sequels in the neonatal period. As there is little information about the prevalence and etiologies of neonatal I.C.H. in Kashan this study was carried out on admitted newborns in Kashan hospitals during 1375-1379. Material and Methods: This retrospective descriptive study was conducted on 2755 neonates. After confieming I.C.H. in affected neonates the data about gestational age, sex, clinical symptoms, mode of delivery, maternal risk factor, type and cause of hemorrhage were collected from medical records and results were analysed. Results: Of 62 cases of I.C.H. 42 were in preterm and 20 were in fullterm neonates.The most common etiology of I.C.H. in preterm and Term neonate was ASPHYXIA and TRAUMA respectively. The most common type of I.C.H. in preterm was intraventricular hemorrhage versus subdural hemorrhage in full terms. There was no significant relationship between I.C.H and sex and mode of delivery. Decreased More reflex was the most common clinical finding and preeclampsia was the most important maternal risk factor in I.C.H. Conclusion: Considering the frequency of I.C.H in preterm neonates (27 times more than full terms neonates) and ASPHYXIA as the most common etiology, significant efforts should be performed to prevent preterm deliveries and occurrence of ASPHYXIA.

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MOSAYEBI, ZIBA, MOVAHEDIAN, A.H., KHEZRI, M., & MOUSAVI, GHOLAM ABAS. (2003). A SURVEY ON PREVALENCE AND ETIOLOGIES OF INTRACRANIAL HOMORRHAGE IN ADMITTED NEWBORNS IN SHAHID BEHESHTI AND SHABIHKHANI HOSPITALS IN KASHAN DURING 1375-1379.. FEYZ, 6(23), 0-0. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/528236/en

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MOSAYEBI ZIBA, MOVAHEDIAN A.H., KHEZRI M., MOUSAVI GHOLAM ABAS. A SURVEY ON PREVALENCE AND ETIOLOGIES OF INTRACRANIAL HOMORRHAGE IN ADMITTED NEWBORNS IN SHAHID BEHESHTI AND SHABIHKHANI HOSPITALS IN KASHAN DURING 1375-1379.. FEYZ[Internet]. 2003;6(23):0-0. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/528236/en

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ZIBA MOSAYEBI, A.H. MOVAHEDIAN, M. KHEZRI, and GHOLAM ABAS MOUSAVI, “A SURVEY ON PREVALENCE AND ETIOLOGIES OF INTRACRANIAL HOMORRHAGE IN ADMITTED NEWBORNS IN SHAHID BEHESHTI AND SHABIHKHANI HOSPITALS IN KASHAN DURING 1375-1379.,” FEYZ, vol. 6, no. 23, pp. 0–0, 2003, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/528236/en

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