Background The maternal and neonatal risks associated with pregnancy in women with heart
disease receiving comprehensive prenatal care have not been well defined. Methods and …

OBJECTIVE: Our purpose was to assess maternal-fetal outcomes in patients with increasing
carbohydrate intolerance not meeting the current criteria for the diagnosis of gestational …

Background As the interval between rupture of the fetal membranes at term and delivery
increases, so may the risk of fetal and maternal infection. It is not known whether inducing labor …

Background Recurrent fetal loss has been well described in women with antiphospholipid
antibodies. Such women also often have other autoantibodies commonly found in patients …

Background— Pregnant women with heart disease (HD) are at increased risk for cardiac (CV)
complications. However, the frequency of neonatal (NE) complications in pregnant women …

Background The physiological changes of pregnancy can result in cardiovascular complications
in the mother, which in turn may have fetal implications. Prior studies have focused on …

Objective To review the evidence and provide recommendations for the counselling and
management of obese parturients. Outcomes Outcomes evaluated include the impact of …

Background The usual approach to detecting gestational diabetes mellitus is to screen all
pregnant women by measuring their plasma glucose after a 50-g oral glucose load at 24 to 28 …

Objectives This guideline provides new recommendations pertaining to the application and
documentation of fetal surveillance in the antepartum and intrapartum period that will …

Objective: The goal of this study was to compare carbetocin, a long-acting oxytocin analog,
with oxytocin in the prevention of uterine atony after cesarean section. Study Design: We …