Cercalge suture type for an insufficient cervix and its effect on health outcomes

McKinnon, William B.; Ismail, Kamariah

doi:10.1186/isrctn15373349

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Should We Offer Vaginal Progesterone In Addition To Cerclage1

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“…80 At present, the C-Stitch trial is recruiting women to an RCT comparing cervical cerclage material. 81 The target recruitment is 2050 women, and data will be collected about concurrent progesterone use. This will be a rich source of data about the use of progesterone with cerclage and should shed more light on this under-analysed question.…”

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Controversies in the prevention of spontaneous preterm birth in asymptomatic women: an evidence summary and expert opinion

Goodfellow

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Alfirević

2020

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Preterm birth prevention is multifaceted and produces many nuanced questions. This review addresses six 'important clinical questions' about preterm birth prevention as voted for by members of the UK Preterm Clinical Network. The questions cover the areas of: preterm birth prevention in 'low-risk' populations; screening for asymptomatic genital tract infection in women at high-risk of preterm birth; cervical length screening with cerclage or vaginal pessary in situ; cervical shortening whilst using progesterone; use of vaginal progesterone in combination with cervical cerclage; and optimal advice about intercourse for women at high-risk of preterm birth.

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Section: Should We Offer Vaginal Progesterone In Addition To Cerclagementioning

confidence: 99%

Controversies in the prevention of spontaneous preterm birth in asymptomatic women: an evidence summary and expert opinion

Goodfellow

Care

Alfirević

2020

BJOG

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Cercalge suture type for an insufficient cervix and its effect on health outcomes

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Controversies in the prevention of spontaneous preterm birth in asymptomatic women: an evidence summary and expert opinion

Controversies in the prevention of spontaneous preterm birth in asymptomatic women: an evidence summary and expert opinion

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