Volume 1, Issue 5

 

ارسال های اخیر

  • Report of 40 cases of kale-azar from Kerman province 

    Niknafs, P؛ Daei-Parizi, M.H؛ Ahmadi, A (Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 1993-12-01)
    Visceral leishmaniasis is endemic in most parts of Kerman province. During eleven years, 40 patients in pediatric age group were admitted to the pediatric ward at the university hospital No.1 in Kerman. Fever and ...

  • Superficial multiple fibromatosis( combined 3 syndromes) 

    Shamsodini, S.A؛ Dabiri, SH (Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 1993-12-01)
    A 50 years old male patient to referred to our clinic for multiple hard diffused lesions on palms, plantars and penis. The Genesis of the problem goes back to 10 years earlier. The lesions appeared first on the soles and ...

  • A critical review of current classification of depression 

    Yasemi, M.T (Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 1993-12-01)
    The difficulties of current classifications of depression can not be considered independent of the general complications of psy chiatric classification. A tedious period of heated debate between the proponent of unitary ...

  • Scaphocapitate syndrome 

    Marashi, S.A (Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 1993-12-01)
    Scaphocapitate syndrome is quite rare. It usually remain undiagnosed at first and is treated as a scaphoid fracture. This syndrome was first reported in 1937. Since then 14 more cases have been reported. Six types have ...

  • Diagnosis and prognosis disclosure to dying adult cancer patients part1, physician attitude 

    Janghorbani, M؛ Jhiyan pour, M؛ Tabatabaei, H.R (Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 1993-12-01)
    A total 119 physicians were interviewed to examine whether the diagnosis and prognosis of cancer should be communicated to terminally ill cancer patients. 53(44.5℅) of the physicians were not involved in the management of ...

  • Necrotizing enterocolitis report of 20 cases 

    Daei-Parizi, M.H؛ Niknafs, P؛ Ahmadi, A؛ Eshghizadeh, N (Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 1993-12-01)
    Necrotizing enterocolitis is a disease of unknown origin. Epidemiological observations emphasize the potential roles of  infection, enteric feeding and local vascular compromise of the Gastrointestinal tract in the ...