Dr. Abbas Hassanpour was born in 1356 in Janat district of Darab city. He continued his high school education after passing middle school in Darab city and participating in the entrance exam of model high schools in Shahid Dr. Beheshti model high school in Shiraz. He earned the title of first rank throughout his high school years and obtained his diploma in 1374.
In 1374, Dr. Abbas Hasanpour was accepted as a medical student at Jahrom University of Medical Sciences and was selected as the best student in the entire course, which was shared between Shiraz and Jahrom, and also in the comprehensive exam.
Immediately after completing the general medicine course and after participating in the residency exam, he entered the field of kidney and urinary tract surgery (urology) at Shiraz University of Medical Sciences. During these years, Dr. Abbas Hasanpour was recognized as the best assistant in his field.
Also, after the assistantship period, Dr. Abbas Hasanpour got the top rank in the European specialized board in 2006, in which, in addition to Iran, 28 European countries participated.
Responsibilities and records:
Member of the scientific faculty of Shiraz University of Medical Sciences
Assistant Professor of Urology Department, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences
Member of the academic staff of Jahrom University of Medical Sciences
Jahrom Faculty of Medicine
Management of the Medical Ethics Department of Jahrom University of Medical Sciences
Continuing education as a pediatric urology fellowship assistant at Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences (Shahid Dr. Labafinejad Hospital)
Ten years of special activity in the field of male infertility, in Mother and Child Hospital and Ghadir Shiraz
Other records and activities:
Performing a variety of microscopic surgeries in the field of infertility and other fields according to world standards
Special activity in the field of pediatric urology (children’s kidney and urinary tract problems)
Passing the course of implanting a battery (Sacral Nerve Stimulator) for bladders that are paralyzed and incapacitated, or do not have the power to urinate.
Other areas include prostate diseases, types of extra- and intra-organ stones, cancers of the urinary-genital system, etc.
