Publications by authors named "Avshalom Elmalech"
In recent years, augmented reality (AR) technology has grown, and its use has become widespread among smartphone users. People are consuming more and more digital information from various sources and in different presentation modes. Therefore, in this study, we investigate the extent to which different presentation modes relate to the level of trust in information, while considering demographic variables, as well as personality traits and thinking styles.
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- The study examined the impact of maternal parity on complications during twin deliveries, comparing outcomes among primiparas (first-time mothers), multiparas (mothers with 1-4 previous births), and grand multiparas (mothers with 5 or more previous births) over a 6-year period.
- Findings showed that primiparas had a significantly higher rate of maternal complications, requiring more blood transfusions and experiencing worse composite outcomes compared to multiparas and grand multiparas.
- Additionally, primiparas delivered at an earlier gestational age and had a higher incidence of preterm labor compared to the other groups, although the mode of delivery and time interval between twins were generally similar across all parity
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- The study aimed to evaluate the safety of vaginal delivery for a non-vertex second twin when the first twin is in a vertex position.* -
- Researchers analyzed a cohort of 685 women with twin pregnancies, comparing outcomes between those with vertex/vertex twins and those with a vertex/non-vertex configuration.* -
- Findings showed no significant differences in maternal and neonatal outcomes, suggesting that vaginal delivery of a breech second twin is as safe as a vertex/vertex delivery.*