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5 g/dL was the greatest overall risk factor for infection (odds ratio [OR] 3.1, 95% confidence interval [CI] 2.3-4.4,

< .0001), readmission (OR 2.2, 95% CI 1.9-2.5,

< .0001), any complication (OR 4.2, 95% CI 3.8-4.6,

< .0001), and mortality (OR 7.5, 95% CI 5.3-10.6,

< .0001).

Low albumin, elevated BMI, tobacco use, and diabetes are associated with increased risk of postoperative infection, readmission, any complication, and mortality after primary THA. Low albumin poses the greatest risk of these. Preoperative optimization should be obtained in all patients before elective surgery, and the final decision for surgery should be individually made between a surgeon and patient.

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IV.Aneurysm clipping requires the proficiency of several skills, yet the traditional way of practicing them has been recently challenged. The use of simulators could be an alternative educational tool. The aim of this data analysis is to provide further evaluation of a reusable low-cost 3D printed training model we developed for aneurysm clipping [1]. The simulator was designed to replicate the bone structure, arteries and targeted aneurysms. Epigenetic inhibitor Thirty-two neurosurgery residents performed a craniotomy and aneurysm clipping using the model and then filled out a survey. The survey was designed in two parts a 5-point Likert scale questionnaire and three questions requiring written responses [1]. Two dimensions of the model were evaluated by the questionnaire the face validity, assessed by 5 questions about the realism of the model, and the content validity, assessed by 6 questions regarding the usefulness of the model during the different steps of the training procedure. The three questions requiring written responseshe confirmatory factor analysis with an alpha coefficient (α = 0.941).A system consisting of a plano-convex mirror and reflecting surfaces of Vertical Cavity Surface-Emitting Laser (VCSEL) Strip Array of Diode Lasers has been calculated and proved to have a self-reproducing ray sink in it. The initial positions and slopes of two representative groups of light rays are set, and the position and slope of each light ray at each Distributed Bragg Reflector (DBR) of Diode lasers are obtained by computation. The system is a folded resonator, every VCSEL is connected by the axis of the resonator, and this axis is formed by linking the correspondent reflective points on the inner spherical surface of the mirror and the reflective points on the Bragg mirrors. One approach could be to fabricate the array directly on a plane of a GaAs (or Si) plano-convex mirror. The resonator can contain many VCSELs, and therefore can afford a high quality laser beam and high-power output.The dataset combines and aggregates two data types at the scale of 2400 residential zones ("wijken", in the terminology used by the Dutch Central Bureau for Statistics) of the Netherlands, 2014. The first type of data is summer surface temperature, the average of 40 dates in the summer of 2014, comprising the observations of four satellite images of four local overpassing times MODIS Terra day (1030 a.m.), MODIS Terra night (1030 p.m.), MODIS Aqua day (130 p.m.), and MODIS Aqua night (130 a.m.). Second, ten variables describing the socioeconomic status of the residential zones Western immigrants (%), Non-Western immigrants (%), Rental dwelling (%), Building age (median), Population age 65 or older (%), Population age 15-24 (%), Population age 14 or younger (%), Income per capita (x 1000 €), Property value (x 1000 €), Female minus male (%).Pyrocystis lunula is a unicellular bioluminescing dinoflagellates. While the mechanisms and genes underlying bioluminescence and luciferase synthesis are understood in many bioluminescing clades, it remains unknown in dinoflagellates. We took advantage of merging long and short reads to provide here a de novo assembly of P. lunula transcriptome. A total of 975 million filtered paired-end reads were obtained and assembled into 155,716 contigs corresponding to putative transcripts that were functionally annotated. This dataset will be valuable for improving our understanding of protist's biology and is accessible via NCBI BioProject (PRJNA727555).Maintaining oral hygiene is very important for a healthy life. Poor toothbrushing is one of the leading causes of tooth decay and other gum problems. Many people do not brush their teeth properly. There is very limited technology available to help in assessing the quality of toothbrushing. Human Activity Recognition (HAR) applications have seen a tremendous growth in recent years. In this work, we treat the adherence to standard toothbrushing practice as an activity recognition problem. We investigate this problem and collect experimental data using a brush-attached and a wearable sensor when the users brush their teeth. In this paper, we extend our previous dataset [1] for toothbrushing activity by including more experiments and adding a new sensor. We discuss and analyse the collection of the dataset. We use an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) sensor to collect the time-series data for toothbrushing activity. We recruited 22 healthy participants and collected the data in two different settings when they brushed their teeth in five different locations using both electric and manual brushes. In total, we have recorded 120 toothbrushing sessions using both brush-attached sensor and the wearable sensor.Faced with the challenges of adapting agriculture to climate change, seed production should have increased resilience to abiotic stress factors and the expected proliferation of pathogens. This concerns both the nutritional quality and seed vigor, two crucial factors in seedling establishment and yield. Both qualities are acquired during seed development, but how environment influences the genetic and physiological determinisms of these qualities remains to be elucidated. With a world production of 71 Mt of seeds per year, oilseed rape (Brassica napus) is the third largest oleaginous crop. But its productivity must cope with several abiotic stresses, among which drought is one of the main constraints in current and future climate scenarios. In addition, clubroot disease, caused by the pathogen Plasmodiophora brassicae, leads to severe yield losses for the Brassica crops worldwide. Clubroot provokes the formation of galls on the infected roots that can restrict the flow of water and nutrients within the plant throughout the growth cycle.