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  1 - وضعیت اجرای دستورالعمل مراقبت‌های مدیریت شده زایمان در بیمارستان فاطمه الزهرای نجف آباد 1387
  جهانگیر دریکوند احمدرضا ایزدی
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  2 - Study of attitude toward cesarean among pregnant women and socio-cultural and demographic factors related to that.
  مجید موحد صدیقه البرزی روح الله مظفری
  Introduction: Caesarean section can be performed while the crisis in the lives of mother and infant mortality and complications of non-compensatory, it is possible to save but the rate of cesarean more than the acceptable and it is reported that the indiscriminate incre More

  Introduction: Caesarean section can be performed while the crisis in the lives of mother and infant mortality and complications of non-compensatory, it is possible to save but the rate of cesarean more than the acceptable and it is reported that the indiscriminate increase in the world, including Iran and face. The role of attitude in health behaviors, this study are sought to examine attitudes toward cesarean section and its associated factors. Method & Materials: The study population of pregnant women living in Shiraz and sample size using the table 600 is Lin. A multi-stage stratified sampling is a stratified sampling method using a questionnaire to collect data with SPSS and regression techniques, multivariate regression and T-test paid to analyze the data. Results: The findings of this study, 12 percent of pregnant women with positive attitudes, 69 percent of the median and 19 of attitude also have negative attitudes toward cesarean. Inferential statistical findings suggest that the hypothesis about the relationship between age, family history of cesarean section, type of previous delivery, place masters care, , and awareness of cesarean delivery with attitude to cesarean section, approved .The multiple regression showed that type of previous delivery, place masters care and awareness of cesarean delivery were entered into the equation. Conclusion: According to research findings is essential to combating the uncontrolled and the optimal C-section view of women being addressed and the measures necessary to improve the attitude to be the natural delivery. Manuscript profile
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  3 - بررسی اثرتزریق پاراستامول وریدی در انتهای عمل جراحی بر میزان درد پس از عمل سزارین
  Hamed Beyzaee Maria Alian Parisa Najafi Ziba Zohourian
  Background and aims: postoperative analgesia is one of the most concerns of anesthesiologist and patients. Systemic opioids administration is the gold standard in reducing the severe pain after surgery but some side effects prevent the use of adequate doses of opioids. More

  Background and aims: postoperative analgesia is one of the most concerns of anesthesiologist and patients. Systemic opioids administration is the gold standard in reducing the severe pain after surgery but some side effects prevent the use of adequate doses of opioids. The aim of this study was evaluation the effect of intravenous paracetamol at the end of caesarian section procedure on postoperative pain. Methods: in this case-control clinical trial, 60 women condidate for caesarian section (ASA I-II) were enrolled. They randomely allocated in two groups for postoperative pain (n=30), one group received 1 gr paracetamol attenuated in normal saline, infused per 20 minutes at the end 20 minutes of surgery and 6 hours later and control group. Recieved nothing. Pain severity was evaluated exactly then, 1,3,6 hours after surgery, by visual analog scale. Results: mean age and weight of mothers was 26.7±5.2 years and 73.2±8 kg respectively. 55% of mothers were nuliparity and others were multipar. There was no differences between two groups considering age, weight, pariety, paracetamol caused no significant effect on blood pressure (systolic and diastolic)and heart rate. Also although there was a significant trend in pain severity in both groups, there was no significant difference between two groups (p>0.05). Conclusion: As there was no significant effect on sever postoperative pain using intervenous paracetamol , future studies on th effect of that on mild to intermediate pain is suggested.   Manuscript profile