translate this paragraph ti persian: "Abstract
Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a severe medical condition impacting millions worldwide each year, including 
Iran, where an estimated 9 out of every 100,000 individuals experience traumatic SCI occurrences. Longterm disabilities and comorbidities stemming from SCI often necessitate multiple therapeutic interventions. 
To examine morbidity in Iranian SCI patients, a four-step process was employed to select, extract, analyze, 
and synthesize relevant literature. The search encompassed 750 records from five databases, ultimately 
including 25 articles in the review, published between 2000 and 2023 using cross-sectional, qualitative, or 
cohort designs.
Findings from the 25 articles explored the prevalence, risk factors, and consequences of various 
comorbidities associated with SCI. These articles were divided into four thematic categories based on 
morbidity type: physical, sexual, psychological, and metabolic. Physical morbidity comprises medical 
conditions or complications influencing body functions or structures in SCI patients, with the most 
frequently reported cases being pressure ulcers, pain, osteoporosis, fractures, impaired pulmonary function, 
renal failure, and obesity. Metabolic morbidity includes conditions such as vitamin D deficiency and 
cardiometabolic risk factors, while psychological morbidity encompasses depression, anxiety, and 
adjustment disorders. Sexual morbidity refers to conditions or complications affecting the sexual function 
or satisfaction of SCI patients.
In conclusion, this narrative literature review offers a comprehensive examination of various aspects of SCI 
in Iranian patients. The review identifies numerous challenges and difficulties faced by SCI patients while 
also highlighting protective factors that can improve their well-being. Additionally, the review 
acknowledges gaps and limitations within current literature and suggests possible avenues for future 
research."
Sent message. translate this paragraph ti persian: "Abstract Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a severe medical condition impacting millions worldwide each year, including Iran, where an estimated 9 out of every 100,000 individuals experience traumatic SCI occurrences. Longterm disabilities and comorbidities stemming from SCI often necessitate multiple therapeutic interventions. To examine morbidity in Iranian SCI patients, a four-step process was employed to select, extract, analyze, and synthesize relevant literature. The search encompassed 750 records from five databases, ultimately including 25 articles in the review, published between 2000 and 2023 using cross-sectional, qualitative, or cohort designs. Findings from the 25 articles explored the prevalence, risk factors, and consequences of various comorbidities associated with SCI. These articles were divided into four thematic categories based on morbidity type: physical, sexual, psychological, and metabolic. Physical morbidity comprises medical conditions or complications influencing body functions or structures in SCI patients, with the most frequently reported cases being pressure ulcers, pain, osteoporosis, fractures, impaired pulmonary function, renal failure, and obesity. Metabolic morbidity includes conditions such as vitamin D deficiency and cardiometabolic risk factors, while psychological morbidity encompasses depression, anxiety, and adjustment disorders. Sexual morbidity refers to conditions or complications affecting the sexual function or satisfaction of SCI patients. In conclusion, this narrative literature review offers a comprehensive examination of various aspects of SCI in Iranian patients. The review identifies numerous challenges and difficulties faced by SCI patients while also highlighting protective factors that can improve their well-being. Additionally, the review acknowledges gaps and limitations within current literature and suggests possible avenues for future research."