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Chronic Stress May Disrupt Covariant Fluctuations Of Vitamin D And Cortisol Plasma Levels And Placentome Formation In Pregnant Sheep During The Last Trimester: A Methodological Approach And Preliminary Report, Colin Wakefield
Tower Health Research Day
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Demographic And Socioeconomic Factors Predict Maternal Postpartum Rehospitalization: A Retrospective Numom2b Dataset Study, Colin Wakefield
Demographic And Socioeconomic Factors Predict Maternal Postpartum Rehospitalization: A Retrospective Numom2b Dataset Study, Colin Wakefield
Tower Health Research Day
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Use Of Telemedicine In An Obgyn Residency Clinic During Covid, Sarah Dreibelbis, Anna Grassi, Daniel Jiang, John Dougherty
Use Of Telemedicine In An Obgyn Residency Clinic During Covid, Sarah Dreibelbis, Anna Grassi, Daniel Jiang, John Dougherty
Transformative Medicine (T-Med)
INTRODUCTION: Telemedicine can address healthcare disparities by improving access to care and eliminating barriers to in-office appointments. The primary goal of this study is to compare the number of completed telemedicine appointments to the number of completed in-office appointments for an OBGYN residency clinic during the early months of the COVID pandemic. The study also aims to evaluate patient demographics and types of visits performed using telemedicine. METHODS: All OBGYN residency clinic visits at a single institution from March 2020 – May 2020 were included and reviewed. Proportions of the visit type were evaluated for completion as well …
Evaluating The Effect Of Neuraxial Analgesia On External Cephalic Version Success, Sarah Dreibelbis, Peter F. Schnatz, Edwin Newton
Evaluating The Effect Of Neuraxial Analgesia On External Cephalic Version Success, Sarah Dreibelbis, Peter F. Schnatz, Edwin Newton
Transformative Medicine (T-Med)
Abstract
Background: External cephalic version (ECV) can be a helpful procedure in attempts to decrease the overall cesarean section rate. ECV involves the application of external pressure to the pregnant woman’s abdomen in attempts to turn the fetus to a vertex presentation and allow for subsequent vaginal delivery. Tocolytics are routinely used to increase ECV success rates, and neuraxial analgesia has been presented as another adjunct to increase overall success. The purpose of this quality improvement project is to evaluate the effect neuraxial analgesia may have on ECV success rates.
Methods: Patients scheduled for ECV between the dates of January …