Compared to NHW teens, Hispanic teens were more likely to receive postpartum birth control counseling. Compared to NHW teens, NHB teens were more likely to receive any prenatal substance use and breastfeeding counseling. Multivariable logistic regression was used to assess the independent relationship between race/ethnicity and receipt of pre-/postnatal counseling, controlling for maternal and infant demographic and clinical factors.ġ1805 teen mothers surveyed represent a weighted sample of 544,930, including 20.4% NHB, 29.5% Hispanic and 42.1% NHW teens. Bivariate associations of maternal/infant characteristics and receipt of counseling were estimated using chi-square tests. Postnatal counseling topics included infant safe sleep, postpartum depression, and contraception. Prenatal counseling topics included substance use (tobacco, alcohol and illicit drug use), medical care (HIV testing, influenza vaccination and recommended weight gain), and breastfeeding. Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) 2012–2016 data, a national perinatal surveillance system was analyzed. This study evaluates racial/ethnic differences in 1) prenatal counseling and 2) postnatal counseling of teen mothers. Despite this difference, data describing racial/ethnic differences in counseling is lacking. for non-Hispanic black (NHB) teens and 28. Racial/ethnic disparities in teen birth rates persist. Imaging parameters on abdominal CT, such as intraluminal protrusion of gastric varices, gastric variceal size, larger splenic and liver volumes were predictive of portal venous intervention while esophageal variceal size was not.Ģ Racial/ethnic differences in prenatal and postnatal counseling about maternal and infant health promoting practices among adolescent mothers Larger splenic volume (1312 cc vs 1152 cc, p=0.029) and liver volume (1514 cc vs 1143 cc, p=0.004) were also found to be predictors of endoscopically refractory variceal hemorrhage. However, this trend was not demonstrated in the sizes of the esophageal varices (6.28 mm vs 6.43 mm, p=0.370). Regarding size, the hemorrhage group had larger gastric varices compared to the control group (8.03 mm vs 6.51 mm, respectively, p=0.001). Gastric intraluminal variceal protrusion was found to be a strong CT parameter associated with refractory variceal hemorrhage (0.75 mm vs -2.91 mm, p=0.001). Two blinded radiologists reviewed the scans for the following parameters: size of varices, degree of variceal intraluminal protrusion, liver and splenic volumes, and portal vein diameter. I think it's because the last Carrara update occurred before G2?Īnyway, they closed my ticket when I returned the item I was writing about.The objective of this study was to identify features on abdominal CT imaging associated endoscopically refractory uncontrolled variceal hemorrhage requiring portal venous intervention.īetween January 2009 to January 2018, CT scans from 64 patients who experienced endoscopically refractory variceal hemorrhage requiring intervention such as transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) placement or retrograde transvenous obliteration (RTO) and 67 patients without variceal hemorrhage but with severe symptomatic pressure gradient proven portal hypertension were analyzed. I noticed that all of the various Genesis 2 options are in there when my Generation 4 items are being auto-fit to Genesis, but there doesn't seem to be a way to force the dialog when using G2 clothing on G1. I put in a support ticket that G2F items won't engage the auto-fit dialog in Carrara. So these hit/miss attempts will still be worth the effort, know that they're hit/miss right from the start. In your example, it shows that the top doesn't work out but the skirt does. Same with making stuff from G2M for Genesis 1 and then M4. Like making G2F clothing for Genesis 1, for example, and then also for V4. Very soon I'm going to try this same idea with clothing other than Genesis 3, since I don't have any Genesis 3 clothing! LOL
Its hit and miss for each item that works perfectly another does not and I have no idea why
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