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5mm3) was seen in 23 cases ( 41%) and HSV PCR was performed in 49%(27cases ) of the cases. The causes of encephalitis were: acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM) 16%, HSV 16% (5%PCR positive [definite] and 11% PCR negative [possible]), chicken pox encephalitis 3% and 63% undetermined. Acyclovir was prescribed for 80% of the cases. In 77% of cases acyclovir was started in the first hospital. Long term follow up showed that 32% of children suffer from persisting sequela of encephalitis. Conclusion: ADEMis the most common causes of childhood encephalitis in Mashhad. In the state of Khorasan, pediatricians start acyclovir for most cases, at the first confrontation with childhood encephalitis.]]>
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0.05). Conclusion: As the findings indicated, metabolic syndrome had a high prevalence rate mong the kidney recipient. Given the significant effect of this syndrome on enhancing the cardiovascular diseases, the timely diagnosis and treatment of the patients inflicted with this medical condition can promote the long-term survival rate. ]]>
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0.05). However, the SBP, DBP, and ABI significantly decreased in the two groups (P<0.05). Considering the acute responses, a significant reduction was observed in the SBP (P=0.03) and ABI (P<0.01) in the LDHIIT and SDHIIT groups, respectively, after 11 weeks of training. Nonetheless, no significant difference was detected in PWV and blood pressure. Regarding the chronic effect of the two training protocols, the LDHIIT group showed a significant difference in all variables, except for ABI (P>0.05). Conclusion: Based on the findings of the study, both HIIT protocols improved blood pressure and hemodynamic factors in acute forms. However, SDHIIT was more effective than LDHIIT in the improvement of blood pressure and other variables in the long run.]]>
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