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Research paper thumbnail of Preparation and optimization of Ni-Co/Al2O3-ZrO2 films as catalytic coating on microchannels reactor for methane dry reforming

Materials Today Communications

Research paper thumbnail of The Effect of Warm Intravenous Fluid on Postoperative Pain: A Double-Blind Clinical Trial

Preventive Care In Nursing and Midwifery Journal, 2019

Background: Hypothermia is likely to cause enormous dangers for patients undergoing cesarean sect... more Background: Hypothermia is likely to cause enormous dangers for patients undergoing cesarean section. Objectives: This study aims to comparison between the effect of using two different temperatures of IV fluids (37.5°C versus 21-22°C) in body temperature drop and the post-operative pain. Methods: This experimental study was double-blind clinical trial, conducted in 2017 (April, 2017 to January, 2018). The method of sampling was simple random sampling. The randomly selected mothers, undergoing cesarean section, were assigned into two groups of equal number (the hexagonal blocks of A and B) in this clinical trial. The experimental and control group participants received IV fluid at the operation room temperature (25°C) and the IV fluid of 37.5°C, respectively. The core intraoperative body temperature was measured by Microlife Infrared Tympanic-IR100 thermometer. Severity of the experimental and control group patients' post-operative pain was also measured and compared for 24 hours (since when the patients were discharged from the recovery ward) by the VAS (0-10). Results: A total of 80 patients underwent this study. The demographic information of the two group members showed no difference of significance (p>0.05). The average intraoperative body temperature of the experimental group participants was higher in the level (p=0.001) of significance than that of the control group members. There was no difference of significance (p=0.41) between the mean severity of pain of both groups' participants in the first 24 hours. Conclusion: The intraoperative IV fluid warming seems not to have any tranquilizing effect in the postsurgery pain.

Research paper thumbnail of Pathogenic role of Twist-1 protein in hydatidiform molar pregnancies and investigation of its potential diagnostic utility in complete moles

Diagnostic Pathology, Mar 29, 2023

Research paper thumbnail of Investigating the effect of n-hexane as solvent on waste cooking oil conversion to biodiesel using CaO on a new support as catalyst

Measurement, 2018

Investigating the effect of nhexane as solvent on waste cooking oil conversion to biodiesel using... more Investigating the effect of nhexane as solvent on waste cooking oil conversion to biodiesel using CaO on a new support as catalyst,

Research paper thumbnail of Preparation and optimization of Ni-Co/Al2O3-ZrO2 films as catalytic coating on microchannels reactor for methane dry reforming

Materials Today Communications

Research paper thumbnail of The Effect of Warm Intravenous Fluid on Postoperative Pain: A Double-Blind Clinical Trial

Preventive Care In Nursing and Midwifery Journal, 2019

Background: Hypothermia is likely to cause enormous dangers for patients undergoing cesarean sect... more Background: Hypothermia is likely to cause enormous dangers for patients undergoing cesarean section. Objectives: This study aims to comparison between the effect of using two different temperatures of IV fluids (37.5°C versus 21-22°C) in body temperature drop and the post-operative pain. Methods: This experimental study was double-blind clinical trial, conducted in 2017 (April, 2017 to January, 2018). The method of sampling was simple random sampling. The randomly selected mothers, undergoing cesarean section, were assigned into two groups of equal number (the hexagonal blocks of A and B) in this clinical trial. The experimental and control group participants received IV fluid at the operation room temperature (25°C) and the IV fluid of 37.5°C, respectively. The core intraoperative body temperature was measured by Microlife Infrared Tympanic-IR100 thermometer. Severity of the experimental and control group patients' post-operative pain was also measured and compared for 24 hours (since when the patients were discharged from the recovery ward) by the VAS (0-10). Results: A total of 80 patients underwent this study. The demographic information of the two group members showed no difference of significance (p>0.05). The average intraoperative body temperature of the experimental group participants was higher in the level (p=0.001) of significance than that of the control group members. There was no difference of significance (p=0.41) between the mean severity of pain of both groups' participants in the first 24 hours. Conclusion: The intraoperative IV fluid warming seems not to have any tranquilizing effect in the postsurgery pain.

Research paper thumbnail of Pathogenic role of Twist-1 protein in hydatidiform molar pregnancies and investigation of its potential diagnostic utility in complete moles

Diagnostic Pathology, Mar 29, 2023

Research paper thumbnail of Investigating the effect of n-hexane as solvent on waste cooking oil conversion to biodiesel using CaO on a new support as catalyst

Measurement, 2018

Investigating the effect of nhexane as solvent on waste cooking oil conversion to biodiesel using... more Investigating the effect of nhexane as solvent on waste cooking oil conversion to biodiesel using CaO on a new support as catalyst,

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