9 results on '"Babaei, Mohammad"'
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2. Complete clinical response to chemoradiation in adenoid cystic carcinoma of the base of tongue: Case report of a rare tumor in a rare location.
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Bayani, Reyhaneh, Hasanzadeh, Elyas, Javadirad, Etrat, Azarpeikan, Ali Reza, Babaei, Mohammad, and Mousavi Darzikolaee, Nima
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ADENOID cystic carcinoma ,TONGUE cancer ,HEAD & neck cancer ,CHEMORADIOTHERAPY ,SURGICAL excision ,TUMOR treatment - Abstract
Key Clinical Message: Adenoid cystic carcinoma (ACC) is an uncommon malignancy of head and neck. Although the cornerstone of treatment is surgery, concurrent chemoradiotherapy (CRT) might be used as an effective treatment for unresectable tumors. Herein we report a case of massive ACC of base of tongue with durable complete response to definitive CRT. Adenoid cystic carcinoma (ACC) is a rare tumor accounting for 1% of all head and neck cancers. The best treatment option is complete surgical resection with or without adjuvant radiotherapy. When surgical resection is not feasible, definitive radiotherapy with or without concurrent chemotherapy can be considered. Herein we report a non‐smoker 72‐year‐old woman presented with throat discomfort and sensation of a lump. Evaluation revealed an unresectable adenoid cystic carcinoma of the base of tongue in whom complete clinical response was achieved after definitive concurrent chemoradiation. Although the cornerstone of treatment is complete surgical resection, this case report indicates that concurrent chemoradiotherapy might result in complete clinical response and could be used as a definitive treatment in selected ACC tumors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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3. Conservative management of placenta previa‐percreta with bladder invasion: A case report.
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Kashanian, Maryam, Eshraghi, Nooshin, Babaei, Mohammad Reza, Mohammadian‐amiri, Mahdis, Ghaemi, Marjan, Aklamli, Majid, and Eshraghi, Nasim
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PLACENTA praevia ,PLACENTA accreta ,POSTPARTUM hemorrhage ,PLACENTA ,BLADDER ,DOPPLER ultrasonography - Abstract
Key Clinical Message: Placenta previa, accompanied by placenta percreta, which involves invasion of the bladder, presents a significant risk of excessive bleeding during and after delivery. This case highlights that prophylactic embolization, conservative surgery, and careful monitoring offer an effective approach to avoid hysterectomy in cases of placenta percreta with adjacent organ involvement. Placenta previa complicated by placenta percreta is associated with a high risk of massive intra and post‐partum hemorrhage. We present a case of a 35‐year‐old woman (G2 P1) who was referred to the Akbar‐Abadi hospital at 13 weeks of gestation. Color Doppler ultrasound indicated complete placenta previa‐percreta with bladder invasion. After induction of fetal demise, bilateral uterine and bladder artery endovascular embolization was conducted for the patient. After 48 h, under ultrasound guidance, surgical resection of residual percreta tissue was conducted as much as possible. Eight weeks later, a follow‐up sonography showed the minimum residual placenta tissue and she regained menstrual cycles after 2 months. This case indicated that the combination of prophylactic embolization, conservative surgical management with placenta left in situ, and follow‐up with serial color Doppler monitoring, is an optimum method to avoid hysterectomy in placenta percreta patient with adjacent organ invasion. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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4. Quasi‐Z‐source inverter with switched‐coupled‐capacitors.
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Babaei, Mohammad Hosein, Taheri, Asghar, Abbasi Bolaghi, Jamal, and Gholami, Masoumeh
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CAPACITOR switching ,RENEWABLE energy sources ,CAPACITORS - Abstract
This paper presents an improved switched‐inductor quasi‐Z‐source inverter with a higher boost factor than similar inverters, which integrates a switched‐capacitor and a three‐winding switched‐coupled inductor into a conventional quasi Z‐source inverter (q‐ZSI). The proposed inverter is called a switched‐capacitor trans quasi Z‐source inverter (SCT‐q‐ZSI). In this topology, the input current is continuous, and a high voltage gain is reachable with lowduty cycles (D). In this structure, capacitors are used instead of the side diodes of the switched‐inductor quasi Z‐source inverter. The proposed converter has a low inrush current at the startup which might damage the converter components. The performance of the proposed inverter is investigated at different operating modes and the voltage and current equations of all elements are calculated. The analysis, derivation of boost factor, capacitor voltages, and components, of the proposed inverter, are carried out and are compared with similar inverters. Finally, analytical, simulation, and experimental results are also presented to validate its advantages. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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5. Biliary parascarosis in a foal.
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Sazmand, Alireza, Yavari, Morteza, Babaei, Mohammad, Nourian, Alireza, and Otranto, Domenico
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BILIARY tract ,BILE ducts ,ASCARIS suum ,ASCARIS lumbricoides ,OLEANDER ,FOALS ,MARES - Abstract
Migration of Ascaris lumbricoides through the papilla of Vater in humans, and entry into the biliary tree, is well‐recognised. Ascaris suum and Toxocara vitulorum have been recovered from the liver of swine and buffalo. We necropsied a Persian Kurdish filly at age 6 months, weighing ∼100 kg. Death evidently was caused by oleander (Nerium oleander) intoxication. An 8‐cm adult male Parascaris was found at the lobar‐left hepatic bile duct junction. We suggest that the nematode entered anteriorly into the hepatic tree, via the duodenum, major duodenal papilla, bile duct, left hepatic duct and finally the lobar duct. Considering the brief 4‐h elapsed time between death and necropsy, and the 18‐cm distance from the major duodenal papilla to the location of the parasite, we conclude that entry into the biliary tree likely occurred ante‐mortem. We advise consideration of Parascaris infection in differential diagnosis of equine hepatic and pancreatic dysfunction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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6. Quasi Z‐source inverter with switched‐capacitor‐inductor for enhancing boost factor.
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Abbasi Bolaghi, Jamal, Taheri, Asghar, Babaei, Mohammad Hosein, and Gholami, Masoumeh
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VOLTAGE ,PHOTOVOLTAIC cells ,CAPACITORS ,ELECTRIC switchgear ,CONVERTERS (Electronics) - Abstract
Two structures are proposed based on the quasi Z‐source inverter (qZSI), which can significantly raise the output voltage in applications, including photovoltaic and fuel cells, in which the input voltage is low. The proposed inverters provide a continuous input current and reduce the voltage stress on capacitor. Besides, the proposed switched‐capacitor‐inductor qZSI (SCL‐qZSI) can suppress inrush current at the start up moment as this current might damage the devices. The performance of the proposed structures is investigated at different operating modes, and the voltage equations are calculated. The voltage stress on switches, the voltage stress on capacitors, the voltage stress on diodes, and the current stress on inductor, as well as the average DC‐link current, the gain voltage (G), and the boost factor (B) of the proposed inverters, are analysed and derived. They are then compared with similar converters. To confirm the performance of the proposed converters, a laboratory sample of converters is made, which with output voltages, capacitors voltages, input and output current for the proposed converters. The DC‐link (Vi) voltage is 95 with boost factor 1.6 for SCL‐qZSI, and the DC‐link voltage is 216 with boost factor 3.6 for the enhance switched‐capacitor‐inductor qZSI (ESCL‐qZSI), which confirms the relationships obtained from the proposed converters. Also, the abbreviation for this paper is shown in table 1. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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7. Effect of different levels of bioplex manganese along with probiotics and multi‐enzymes on performance and immune system indices of broilers.
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Babaei, Mohammad Javad, Fakhraei, Jafar, Mansoori Yarahmadi, Hossein, and Gomarian, Masoud
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PROBIOTICS , *MANGANESE , *IMMUNE system , *NEWCASTLE disease virus , *BROILER chickens , *FACTORIAL experiment designs , *IMMUNOGLOBULIN M - Abstract
To investigate the effect of different levels of bioplex manganese along with probiotics and multi‐enzymes on the performance and immune system of broilers, 640 one‐day‐old male chicks of the Ross 308 strain were reared and the data analysed in a 4 × 2 × 2 factorial experiment with four levels of bioplex manganese (0, 60, 72 and 84 mg per kg of diet), two levels of Parsilact probiotic (0 and 200 mg per kg of diet) and two levels of Combo multi‐enzyme (0 and 1,000 mg per kg of diet) in a completely randomized design with 16 experimental treatments, 4 replicates and 10 chickens per replicate during a period of 42 days. The results showed that the performance of the broiler chickens in the diets containing 72 and 84 mg bioplex manganese along with probiotics and multi‐enzymes had the greatest difference compared to the control (p <.05). Compared to the control with 0 mg/kg manganese; the bursa of Fabricius weight was greater in chickens fed diets containing additional manganese (p <.05). The concentration of antibodies produced against Newcastle disease virus, as well as the concentrations of IgG, IgM and total immunoglobulins produced against SRBC, were highest in the group fed a diet containing 84 mg manganese along with probiotics and multi‐enzymes (p <.05). The results show combining additional manganese with probiotics and multi‐enzymes in chicken diets leads to better performance as well as a stronger immune system of chickens. The results show combining additional manganese with probiotics and multi‐enzymes in chicken diets leads to better performance as well as a stronger immune system of chickens. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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8. Successful radiotherapy of de novo hypopharyngeal cancer in a Fanconi anemia patient with previous esophageal cancer.
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Babaei, Mohammad, Roudini, Kamran, Shirkhoda, Mohammad, Ganjalikhani, Maryam, and Kolahdouzan, Kasra
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FANCONI'S anemia , *ESOPHAGEAL cancer , *HYPOPHARYNGEAL cancer , *RADIOTHERAPY , *CANCER patients - Abstract
Definitive radiotherapy was effectively used for treatment of de novo hypopharyngeal SCC in a previous esophageal cancer patient with a history of Fanconi anemia, resulting in a complete clinical response. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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9. Non‐quadratic exponential stabilisation of non‐linear hyperbolic partial differential equation systems.
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Sha Sadeghi, Mokhtar, Vafamand, Navid, and Babaei, Mohammad Sadegh
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In this study, a new systematic approach is proposed to design the fuzzy controller for a class of Takagi–Sugeno fuzzy‐partial differential equation (TS fuzzy‐PDE) systems which describe the non‐linear distributed parameter system formulated by first‐order semi‐linear hyperbolic PDEs. In this study, non‐quadratic Lyapunov function is utilised and some slack matrices are introduced to derive stability conditions in terms of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs). The proposed approach has three main features. First, stability conditions are not derived in the form of spatial differential LMI. Second, conservativeness of LMI conditions is reduced. Third, there is no restriction on the form of semi‐linear hyperbolic PDE systems and therefore more semi‐linear systems classes can be stabilised. Also, the proposed approach is more suitable for practical implementation compared with the recently published papers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
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