Tocolysis compared with no tocolysis in women with threatened preterm birth and ruptured membranes: A propensity score analysis
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Abstract
In this propensity score analysis of women with threatened preterm birth and ruptured membranes, tocolytic therapy did not alter composite adverse neonatal outcome or time to delivery.
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| Authors | van Winden TMS;Roos C;Nijman TAJ;Kleinrouweler CE;Olaru A;Mol BW;McAuliffe FM;Pajkrt E;Oudijk MA;; |
| Journal | european journal of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive biology |
| Year | 2020 |
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