Liposuction versus Periareolar Excision Approach for Gynecomastia Treatment.

Background: Gynecomastia (GM) is the increased fibroglandular tissue in the male breast by more than 2 cm, which is palpated under the nipple and areola. An ideal surgical approach aims to reduce the breast size, reach an acceptable breast shape, resect excessive glandular tissue, fatty tissue, and skin fatty tissue and excess skin, relocate the nipple-areolar complex, and avoid scars. Based on its importance, we aimed to compare outcomes of liposuction with and without periareolar incision in patients with GM.

Which Site is Better for Skin Sensor Temperature Probe in Newborns Under Open Care System for Prevention of Hypo - Hyperthermia.

Background: Choosing the right temperature probe location is important, especially in VLBW infants. We aimed to determine five points of the skin surface and compare them with the axillary temperature of potentially suitable locations as well as the best location for skin probe placement.

Methods: In a cross-sectional study, 400 neonates with gestational age above 26 weeks were enrolled.

Investigating the Outcomes of Aluminum Phosphide Poisoning in Khorshid Referral Hospital, Isfahan, Iran: A Retrospective Study.

Objective: Aluminum phosphide (ALP) (rice-tablet) is a common cause of adult poisoning in Iran, including Isfahan. So far, no effective treatment has been identified for this poisoning. We aimed to investigate the outcome of ALP poisoned patients admitted to the clinical toxicology ward of Khorshid Hospital in Isfahan from 2017 to 2019.

Effect of Training through Short Message Service on Compliance and Mean Blood Pressure of Hypertensive Patients.

Background: Hypertension has been one of the early mortality and morbidity in human societies. Training and consequently compliance increase will lead to improve treatment progress and disease control. The study aimed at the effect of training through short message service (SMS) on blood pressure mean and compliance scale in hypertensive patients.

Quality of life, work ability and other important indicators of women's occupational health.

Objectives: Work ability may be considered as an important aspect of well-being and health status. One of the most important factors in association with work ability is health-related quality of life (HRQoL). The aim of this study has been to determine the association between work ability, individual characteristics and HRQoL of female workers.