Hospitalization, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Surgery in Iran

1 Hospitalization, diagnosis, treatment, and surgery in Iran: the lifecycle of medical sciences in old Persia (before Islam)
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1.1 Zend-Avesta medical administration; medicine by the knife (surgery), medicine by herbs, and medicine by divine words
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1.2 The first teaching hospital and medical academy (Gondesh  ap ur  )
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1.3 Notable physicians during Persian empire
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Borzouyeh
Simurgh
The Bukhtı¯shu’

1.4 Surgery evidences found in the Shahr-e-Sukhteh (Burnt City) in South-Eastern Iran
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2 The medical lifecycle in regards of hospitalization, diagnosis, treatment, and surgery (after Islam)

2.1 Starting the Islamic health approaches in Iran
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2.2 Medical development by Abu Bakr Muḥammad ibn Zakariyyaʾ al-Razı
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2.3 Medical development by Ibn Sina, commonly known as Avicenna in the West

2.4 Medical development by Ali ibn al-’Abbas al-Majusi known as Masoudi, or Latinized as Haly Abbas
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2.5 The first medical books on human anatomy knowledge which called Tashrih-i badan-i insan. [Anatomy of the human body]
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3 The medical life cycle of surgery in Iran: past and present

3.1 History of medical surgery in Iran
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3.2 Medical lifecycle of bloodletting
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Venesection
Arteriotomy
Cupping
Hakim Esmail Jorjani views on leech therapy

3.3 Medical lifecycle of trepanation in surgery
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3.4 Medical lifecycle in setting bones
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3.5 Anesthesia
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4 The exchange of medical lifecycle in regards of hospitalization, diagnosis and treatment between the Iran and other developing countries 

4.1 Medical lifecycle from Timurid till Zandieh era
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4.2 Lifecycle medicine during the Qajar era
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4.3 Vaccination progress in Iran
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Measles vaccine
Pneumococcal and rotavirus vaccines

4.4 Medical lifecycle in the Pahlavi era
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4.5 Medical lifecycle in the Islamic Republic of Iran so far
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4.6 Exchange of medical lifecycle between Iran and other developing countries
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