Search Results - "Emamhadi, M R"

Intramuscular compared with subcutaneous transposition for surgery in cubital tunnel syndrome by Emamhadi, M R, Emamhadi, A R, Andalib, S

“…Background There is no consensus on the most effective surgical technique in the treatment of cubital tunnel syndrome. Anterior subcutaneous transposition…”
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Maternal SSRI exposure increases the risk of autistic offspring: A meta-analysis and systematic review by Andalib, S., Emamhadi, M.R., Yousefzadeh-Chabok, S., Shakouri, S.K., Høilund-Carlsen, P.F., Vafaee, M.S., Michel, T.M.

“…Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are the most common antidepressants used to preclude maternal pregnancy depression. There is a growing body of…”
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Mitochondrial DNA G13708A variation and multiple sclerosis: Is there an association? by Andalib, S., Talebi, M., Sakhinia, E., Farhoudi, M., Sadeghi-Bazargani, H., Emamhadi, M.R., Masoodian, N., Balaghi-Inalou, M., Vafaee, M.S., Gjedde, A.

“…Multiple sclerosis (MS) is considered a pathogenetic enigma. Recently, efforts to implicate genetics in human susceptibility to MS have identified an important…”
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COMPARING THE EFFECT OF INTRAMUSCULAR INJETION OF PETHIDINE AND DICLOFENAC SUPPOSITORY IN RELIEF OF PAIN FOLLOWING LAMINECTOMY SURGERY by M. R Emamhadi, H. R Hatamian

“…Pain, particularly after surgery, can create a variety of side effects including delay in wound healing. Different drugs such as pethidine and non-steroidal…”
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COMPARING THE EFFECT OF INTRAMUSCULAR INJETION OF PETHIDINE AND DICLOFENAC SUPPOSITORY IN RELIEF OF PAIN FOLLOWING LAMINECTOMY SURGERY by M. R Emamhadi, H. R Hatamian

“…"nPain, particularly after surgery, can create a variety of side effects including delay in wound healing. Different drugs such as pethidine and non-steroidal…”
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Comparison of neurolysis and nerve resection in treatment refractory of meralgia paresthetica by Emamhadi MR, Hatamian HR, Yosefzade Sh

“…Background and Objective: Meralgia paresthetica (MP) is due to lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) involvement if it is left either unattended miss treated…”
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