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J. Zarkandi, S.z. Mazhari,
Volume 1, Issue 0 (3-1995)
Abstract

Congenital neural tube defects (NTDs) consisting anencephalus , encephalocele, myelomeningocele have been major problems for parents and physicians.

The major causes of these malformations are unknown, but effects of several factors such as, genetic suseptibitity , maternal age, low socioeconomic state , maternal malnutrition specially folic acid deficiency on genesis of these malformations have been reported frequently.

In this retrospective survey the records of 30142 newborns were studied in shahid akbarabadi maternity hospital during 22 months.

The incidence of NTOs was 3.1 per thousand and 1.5 per thousand for anencephalus, and 1.4 per thousand for myelomeningocele.

The essential factors to decrease, incidence of these malformations included prevention of above mentined risk factors and application of new diagnostic procedures such as sonography, scaning, fetoscopy, radiography and measurment of AFP and acetyl coline estrase before 16-18 th week of pregnancy.


S.z. Mazhari,
Volume 2, Issue 0 (12-1995)
Abstract

Phenylketonuria (PKU) is a hereditary metabolic disorder which is caused by complete or near complete deficiency of phenylalanin hydroxylase or other cofactors of the phenylalanin metabolic cycle.

In this paper the data are collected from 312 patients who were referred to Shahid Akbarabadi Hospital .

These patients were the result of 215 marriages which were familial in 192 instances.

Most of these families referred to several specialists for diagnosis of the disease find from this point of view their socio-economic status had no effect.

On the contrary, successful diet therapy and follow up Md close relation with socio-economic conditions.

The high cost of special diet and medical care and emotional tension secondary to this disease in these children and their families are the major causes of the failure to control the disease.

Divorce and addiction are the result of emotional tension in such families. Prohibiting familial marriage in those families with positive history is necessary for control and prevention of the disease.



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