Early Complications Associated With Elective Circumcision in Healthy Newborns at Two Community Hospitals [25D]

Abstract

guideline compliance were compared to the monthly severity index (SI) via meta-regression.RESULTS: A total of 465 women were included. Guideline implementation improved active phase documentation (45.3% from 22.9%, P5.002). No differences were identified in rates of chorioamnionitis, indication for CD, duration of second-stage or number of hours without cervical change prior to CD for arrest, though there was a trend (P5.056) towards decreased unscheduled CDs. There was also a trend (P5.057) towards decreasing SI in months that also demonstrated increased odds of guideline compliance.CONCLUSION: By introducing evidence-based inter-professional labor guidelines, we report increased documentation of labor progress and a trend towards decreased total adverse outcomes when labor guidelines were followed. Further research with larger cohorts is required to assess guideline impact on CD rates. Majed Faden, MBBS, FRCSC, and Richard Brown, MBBS, DFSRH, FRCOG INTRODUCTION:The objective of the study was to examine the obstetrical outcomes of pregnancies in women with rheumatic heart disease (RHD) and the rate of associated chronic diseases. METHODS: The nationwide inpatient sample (NIS) database was queried for all birth related admissions between 2008 and 2012. The data were weighted by the NIS weight code provided. Women with RHD were identified and compared to women without RHD. The prevalence of relevant medical conditions and common obstetrical outcomes were compared between the two groups using logistic regressions.