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I Dimitrov

Publications and source records attributed to I Dimitrov.

At least 55 records · Page 3Linked to original sources
PubMed1989

[The structure and function of an automated system for predicting neonatal body weight (the Sinodeta P/1)].

The structure and function of an automated nosometric system, created by the authors, for prognosis of the risk of delivery of a child with low weight is described. The system is designed for health services, which give direction to parturient (public health sectors) and obstetric wards without technique and specialists for management of such children. The summarized extract is made on 883 cases, but verification--on 463 cases. The total effectiveness of the system is 82.1% against 66.25% of exact results during intuitive prognosis.

Algorithms↗
PubMed1989

[Gynecological morbidity in teachers].

On the basis of the study Plovdiv-85 the level of gynecological morbidity was discovered during the performed complex prophylactic examinations of teachers. This morbidity occupied eight place in the frequency of pathological impairment of teachers. It was established a manifested dependence between age, length of service and the level of morbidity. On the basis of the obtained information the needs of gynecological patients were established for dispensary system observation and performance of optimal medical and social therapy as well as the usage of sanatorium-health resort basis for complete rehabilitation. The size of the presented extract allows to assume that the obtained results of gynecological morbidity among teachers is statistically significant and representative for their social group in the country.

Adult↗
PubMed1983

[Dynamics of the incidence of myocardial infarct in Smolyan District 1965-1979].

The authors, on the base of a retrospective study on morbidity rate of myocardial infarction carried out in Smolyan district for the period 1965-1979, established a pronounced tendency to an increase number of the diseases in the district. The latter resulted from the effect of a complicated complex of social, economic and psychological factors. What is characteristic for the district is that the diseases number tends to increase during the winter and spring months. The circadian cyclic recurrence of the origination of the disease is manifested by a sharp increase of the cases during the night and early morning hours. The mass engagement of the women in the economic and public life led to an increased number of infarctions among them during the last six years of the observation period. With age advancement, the number of infarction rapidly grew, reaching the highest values among the age groups over 50.

Acute Disease↗