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Poison-induced seizures in 66 patients: Causes, treatments and outcomes
Eizadi-Mood N, Yaraghi A, Gheshlaghi F, Mogiri R,
Volume 66, Issue 3 (2 2008)
Abstract

Background: Poisoning is one of the major causes of seizure in emergency medicine. Because of the varying availability of drugs in different areas and insufficient control of the sale of some dangerous industrial substances, the causes of seizure in poisoned patients may be differ in our society. In this study, we examine the causes of seizures in poisoned patients in Iran, and their outcomes.
Methods: This retrospective and analytical-descriptive study investigated the sex, age, type of poison, presence and type of seizure, seizure treatment and outcome from the records of 2,220 hospitalized poison victims from 2001 to 2003 in poison emergency departments in Noor Hospital. Data was analyzed by one-way analysis of variance and chi square tests using SPSS.
Results: Of the 2,220 patient records examined, 66 patients developed seizure. Seizure was more common in men (33 patients), and most common in the 15-40 year age group (28 patients). The most common causes of seizure were tricyclic antidepressants (TCA) (39.7%), organophosphates (17.5%), carbamazepine (7.9%) and organochlorines (6.3%). However, status epilepticus was more common in organochlorine (25%), organophosphate, TCA (18.75%), and carbamazepine (12.5%) poisoning. There was a negative relationship between age and type of seizures. Seizure was not related to previous history of seizure. Midazolam alone (25%) was the most effective drug for controlling seizures. Death occurred in six patients with or without renal complication. The mortality rate among poisoned patients with seizure was 37.5%.
Conclusion: The incidence of seizure in our study reflects the availability of certain drugs and toxins that require more steadfast control. Midazolam, with its low side effects, may be the drug of choice for the treatment of status epilepticus in poisoning.


Evaluation of the satisfaction of pregnant mothers receiving prenatal care and its determinants in the first visit at the midwifery clinic of Tehran public hospital in 2018
Emad Kouhestani, Mansoureh Yaraghi, Mirsaeed Yekaninejad, Ashraf Alyasin,
Volume 78, Issue 9 (December 2020)
Abstract
Background: The health of pregnant mothers is one of the most important health indicators of each country. The midwifery clinic is one of the first places in which pregnant mothers become familiar with at the time they arrive. Providing health services at a desirable level and improving the quality of services in the midwifery clinic require an accurate understanding of the situation and its complications. This study aimed to assess how well pregnant mothers were satisfied with the midwifery services that they have received at midwifery to improve their quality.
Methods: This cross-sectional study was performed on 364 pregnant women who were referred to the midwifery clinic of Shariati Hospital in Tehran in August and September in 2018. Data were collected using a validated, pre-designed questionnaire and were analyzed using chi-square and multivariate logistic regression.
Results: Among the pregnant women referred to the clinic, 70.2% were satisfied with the care services received and 29.8% of them were not satisfied. This satisfaction level had a significant relationship with pregnancy (P=0.009) and mothers' age (P<0.001) while decreased by the increment in the number of pregnancies and age. Also, in this study, the least satisfaction was related to the crowds and waste of time and lack of access to the parking spot (P<0.001). In this research, the least satisfaction was due to crowding and waste of time, which can be addressed by improvement in the health services in the residential areas, appropriate referrals, informing about the expected time of arrival, and providing information on the alternative of the new hospitals in areas around the city with less traffic congestion and better parking sites.
Conclusion:  The results of our study showed the detailed patient satisfaction factors of an educational medical hospital. In overall the satisfaction.


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