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Additionally, it was confirmed that the iced EPS block method requires less money, labor, and time compared to previously reported methods in the literature. The method proposed in this research can assist future investigations into the environmental effects of EPS foams. OBJECTIVE Pre-eclampsia (PE) is a common multi-systemic disease, and the effect of cytokines on PE is not clear. The purpose of this meta-analysis was to evaluate the circulating levels of interferon gamma (IFN-γ), interleukin (IL)-1, IL-17 and IL-22 in patients with PE. STUDY DESIGN Relevant studies were identified after a preliminary investigation of studies published up to May 2019 using PubMed and Embase. In this study, all 27 included articles underwent quality rating, with a total of 495 patients with PE and 557 controls. Among them, eight papers and 932 subjects contributed to the meta-analysis of IFN-γ, and six papers and 343 subjects contributed to the meta-analysis of IL-17. Based on the inclusion and exclusion criteria, the retrieved papers were screened and evaluated independently. Relevant data for IFN-γ and IL-17 were extracted for meta-analysis and subgroup analysis, and the stability of the results was evaluated by sensitivity analysis. At the same time, a systematic evaluation was carried out for IL-1 and IL-22 with a small number of included papers. RESULTS Several papers included in the systematic review showed that the circulating levels of IL-22 were higher in patients with severe PE than in controls, while IL-1 levels did not differ significantly between the two groups. The meta-analysis showed that patients with PE had higher circulating levels of IFN-γ than controls [standardized mean difference (SMD) 1.45, 95 % confidence interval (CI) 0.56-2.34]. There was no evidence of a difference in the circulating levels of IL-17 between patients with PE and controls (SMD 0.53, 95 %CI -0.43 to 1.48). CONCLUSION This meta-analysis suggested that changes in circulating levels of IFN-γ might be associated with PE. OBJECTIVES To ascertain whether women with a history of biochemical pregnancies (BPs) in in-vitro fertilization (IVF)/intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) treatment cycles have decreased chances of live birth (LB); and (2) to build a predictive model for LB in this particular population of infertile women. METHODS In order to achieve the first objective, data from 1536 women that had a LB using autologous fresh or frozen embryos, or dropped out of further IVF/ICSI treatments after completing one to three unsuccessful treatment cycles were retrospectively analyzed. A subpopulation of 90 women that experienced one or more BPs in our assisted reproduction unit were selected to build a predictive logistic regression model for LB. RESULTS LB percentages significantly decreased from a value of 55.3 % in women with no history of previous BPs to 30.9 % and 11.1 % in women that displayed a history of one or more than one BP, respectively. Three out of 35 selected potential predictors were finally included into the model "number of the last embryo transfer cycle resulting in a BP", "women's age", and "oligo-, astheno-, and/or teratozoospermia". The value of the c-statistic was 0.819 (asymptotic 95 % CI 0.724-0.913). The model adequately fitted the data with no significant over or underestimation of predictor effects. CONCLUSION (1) A history of BPs is negatively associated with later chance of LB in women undergoing a series of IVF/ICSI treatment cycles; and (2) LB probability of women with a history of BPs can be predicted using a model with excellent discriminatory capacity. OBJECTIVE To establish the prevalence of follow up regimes following treatment for gynaecological malignancies in the UK. STUDY DESIGN Online questionnaire Survey of gynaecological cancer centres across the UK. All members of the British Gynaecological Cancer Society (BGCS) and the National Forum of Gynaecological Oncology Nurses (NFGON) were invited to complete the survey between 12/07/2018 and 12/04/2019. Responses were grouped into cancer centres for analysis. RESULTS 90 % (44/49) of cancer centres from across the UK responded. All centres offer consultant follow up, most commonly for 5 years (77 %). Routine CA125 surveillance was performed for ovarian cancer in 27 % and cervical or vault cytology for cervical cancer in 9 %. Cancer centres also utilised patient initiated follow up (PIFU) (42 %), telephone follow up (36 %) and nurse led follow up (45 %). PIFU was most commonly offered in endometrial cancer (100 %) but also in vulval (26 %), cervical (32 %) and ovarian (26 %) cancer. Timing of PIFU initiation following completion of treatment varied by cancer stage and grade in endometrial cancer. For patients with grade 1 stage 1a endometrial cancer, PIFU was initiated within 3 months in 82 % of centres that use PIFU. CONCLUSION Non hospital based follow up regimes are increasingly prevalent in the UK following gynaecological malignancy. The appointment and cost savings in secondary care may be significant however there is likely to be a substantial impact on the primary care sector. There is no evidence regarding the impact of PIFU on overall survival and a randomised controlled trial is strongly recommended. OBJECTIVES There is evidence to suggest that high perceived stress in early pregnancy is associated with increased rates of miscarriage. Our objective was to determine if psychological stressors have an impact on medically assisted reproduction (MAR) cycle outcomes including miscarriage rates. STUDY DESIGN A survey-based study of women recruited prior to commencing MAR treatment and followed prospectively for treatment outcome (negative/positive pregnancy test, miscarriage) during the study period 2013-2015. The survey focused on perceived stress, emotional well-being, maternal social support and outlook. https://www.selleckchem.com/products/rg-7112.html The women were asked to grade their responses according to a specified scale. RESULTS 320 women responded to the survey (response rate 64 %, 320/498). 290 (90 %, 290/320) women proceeded to MAR of which 58 % (n = 167/290) conceived. Analysis of stressful life events in the preceding 12 months, including job stress or serious financial problems did not reveal significance in terms of conception. A small number had experienced serious illness in the preceding 12 months which demonstrated significance in terms of not achieving pregnancy.
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