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Fereshteh Shahmohammadi,
Volume 1, Issue 1 (Winter 1996)
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Fereshteh Shahmohammadi,
Volume 1, Issue 2 (Spring 1997)
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Women  over  40  have  unwanted  pregnancy  and  abortion  in  a  high  rate. They  have  a  little  chance  to  choice  Contraception  Method.O.C.P. and  IUD  must  be  available  for  those  who  are  subjected  to  OCP  and  IUD. Mechanical  methods  are  useful  while  sexual  intercourse  is  rare  and  with  careful  palnning. Today, there  are  different  kinds  of  methods  of  contraception, so it  is  unreasonable  why  unwanted  pregnancies  and  selective  abortions  in  women  are  40  do  not  show  remarkable  reduction.

Fereshteh Shahmohammadi , Mohammad Anvar Ahmadi ,
Volume 1, Issue 4 (Autumn 1997)
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In this study 2510 neonates from 2465 pregnancies (2420 single fetus, 44 twins and Triplets) in Taleghani Hospital of Arak have investigated for 4 months. Any type of evident anomaly at time of the deliveries that diagnosed by reasercher has accepted as an anomaly only when it confirmed by podiatrist. Thus the overall congenital anomaly incidence was 1.04%. The congenital anomaly incidence in the male neonates (1.34%) was about two items more than female neonates(0.72%). But the differences between them is not significant ( P=0.0.26) The congenital anomaly incidence in neonates with gestational age aqual to or above the 38 weeks was 0/89% .The difference between them was significant(p=0.0042). The congenital anomaly incidence in neonates with body weight below 2500 gr was 2.59% and and in neonates with body weight equal to or above the 2500% gr was 0.91%.The difference between them is significant(P=0.0264). Between the congenital anomaly incidence in neonates by then maternal age and pariety aren’t significant difference. The difference between anomalies incidence in single fetus deliveries and multiple fetus in significant(p=0.0244). The congenital anomaly incidence in neonates with relative parents was 2.14% and in other newborns was 0.9% .The difference between them significant (P<0.005)


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