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An on-road observational study of 162 cyclists was conducted in the Australian cities of Melbourne, Perth, Geelong, and Bendigo. Participants had a distance sensor and two video cameras fitted to their bicycle for two weeks while they cycled on their usual routes, producing 46,769 events where a motor vehicle passed a bicycle. This was the largest study to-date to record passing behavior on public roads, and a large number of road and traffic attributes that might affect passing distance were included in the analysis. When drivers pass cyclists on roads with painted bicycle lanes, they tend to give more space than on roads without bicycle lanes. This is true even when controlling for the space available on the roadway. Drivers also travel in a more predictable fashion, with less variability in passing distances when a bicycle lane is present. Protected bicycle lanes completely remove the risk of passing events less than 1 m. However, where it is not possible to build a protected bicycle lane it is preferable to have a painted bicycle lane than no bicycle lane at all. Other protective factors include wider lanes, single lane roads, smaller vehicles, and the removal of on-street parking.

The copper-containing intra-uterine device IUD (cIUD) is a non-hormonal, effective, long-acting method of contraception, which is not widely used in nulliparous patients in France. The objectives of the study are to compare the safety of the cIUD by the rate of continuation at 6 months between nulliparous and parous patients, and to assess the complications and side effects at insertion and during follow-up. BAY 1217389 cost Material and method This is a multicenter prospective epidemiological study with follow-up for 6 months. The adult patients were included in Nantes from February 2019 to October 2019 during the insertion of a IUD in different centers the student health service (SUMPPS) (Nantes), the Clotilde de Vautier center in the Clinic Jules Verne (Nantes) and in the gynecological offices of the city of Nantes.

A total of 94 patients were included during the insertion of the cIUD. At 6 months, 77 patients answered the second questionnaire, 49 patients were nulliparous and 28 were parous. The pain on insertion was e rate of continuation at 6 months between nulliparous and parous. Nulliparous complained more often of dysmenorrhea in comparison to the period before the cIUD. The satisfaction rates were comparable.

The objective of this study was to assess the value of applying operating principles for High Reliability Organizations (HROs) to Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) centres in order to optimise their operation and results.

Two exploratory qualitative case studies, in the form of ethnographic observations, were conducted in two public hospitals (Antoine-Béclère Hospital, Clamart and Nantes University Hospital). The studies analysed the structural and functional characteristics of these centres compared to HROs. Specific interviews, based on the HRO model from Roberts and Rousseau (1989), were also carried out.

The in vitro fertilisation (IVF) procedure is comprised of a sequence of steps for which success depends on the cooperation of a range of medical staff across various specialties. Patients themselves must also play an active part in the protocol. From the different points analysed, the comparison between the characteristics of IVF activity at the ART units and those of HROs reveals structural and functional similarities, however there are also cultural differences.

The study concluded that ART centres are complex healthcare organisations that face similar challenges to HROs and that they could improve their operational performance by adopting an HRO culture. To confirm the interest of this strategy, it would be useful to clarify these preliminary results by extending the exploratory study to include several public and private ART centres, and to explore the patient/couple dimension before initiating an interventional study.

The study concluded that ART centres are complex healthcare organisations that face similar challenges to HROs and that they could improve their operational performance by adopting an HRO culture. To confirm the interest of this strategy, it would be useful to clarify these preliminary results by extending the exploratory study to include several public and private ART centres, and to explore the patient/couple dimension before initiating an interventional study.

To review the definitions, diagnostic methods, risk factors, symptoms, and treatments for caesarean scar niche.

Review of the literature, critical reflection, and pragmatic advice.

There is no consensus on the definition of caesarean scar niche. Some suggest an indentation≥2mm of the myometrium of the caesarean scar, but this is present in more than half of women with caesarean history and takes no account of woman's symptoms. The most popular diagnostic method is ultrasound±hysterosonography. Risks factors for niche are multiple Caesareans, Cesarean during labor with too low incision, and retroverted uterus. Symptoms include abnormal gynaecologic bleeding and pelvic pain, and their presence establish the "Caesarean scar syndrome". The risks of pregnancy with niche is poorly studied, but pregnancy is not contraindicated, even if the niche is untreated. The treatment of caesarean scar niche is mainly surgery and conservative. The former should be reserved for symptomatic patients, and those with secondary infertility and fertility treatment failure. Patients with residual myometrium thickness≥2.5mm may benefit from first-line hysteroscopic treatment, whereas a laparoscopic or vaginal approach could be offered in other cases.

A pragmatic definition of caesarean scar niche as a disease including symptoms is the necessary prerequisite for the management of women. The treatment is mainly surgical, or conservative depending on the desire for subsequent pregnancy.

A pragmatic definition of caesarean scar niche as a disease including symptoms is the necessary prerequisite for the management of women. The treatment is mainly surgical, or conservative depending on the desire for subsequent pregnancy.