Publications by authors named "Fathollah Roshanzamir"
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- Approximately 3-8 million infants are born with congenital anomalies each year globally, prompting a study on the prevalence of these defects in Iran.
- The research involved 138,643 births across six major regions, finding a congenital anomaly prevalence of 249.4 per 10,000 births, with genital and limb anomalies being the most common.
- The study highlights the urgent need for a national registry to better understand and manage congenital anomalies in Iran, which can help improve antenatal screening efforts.
Objective: A neurogenic bladder is one which functions abnormally due to disorders of sacral nerves that control the bladder's ability to fill, store and empty urine. Abnormal bladder function can cause the bladder to be underactive or overactive. This study was planned to evaluate the treatment outcome of our patients with neurogenic bladder dysfunction (NGBD).
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