Do screening-preventative interventions in asymptomatic pregnancies reduce the risk of preterm delivery - a critical appraisal of the literature

Keyphrases

• Preventive Intervention 100%
• Preterm Delivery 100%
• Preventive Strategies 37%
• Cervical Cerclage 25%
• High-risk Pregnancy 25%
• On-state Current 12%
• Ultrasound 12%
• Smoking Cessation 12%
• Population Groups 12%
• Micronutrients 12%
• Adverse Perinatal Outcomes 12%
• Symptom Onset 12%
• Neonatal Morbidity 12%
• Management Plan 12%
• Bacterial Vaginosis 12%
• Perinatal Outcome 12%
• Low-risk Population 12%
• Clinical Usefulness 12%
• Progesterone Supplementation 12%
• Antenatal Management 12%
• Selective Treatment 12%
• Short Cervical Length 12%
• Asymptomatic Bacteriuria 12%
• Asymptomatic Stage 12%
• Neonatal Outcome 12%
• Antenatal Attendance 12%
• Neonatal Mortality 12%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Critical Appraisal 100%
• Premature Labor 100%
• High Risk Pregnancy 25%
• Uterine Cervix Cerclage 25%
• Progesterone 12%
• Supplementation 12%
• Nicotine Withdrawal 12%
• Low Risk Population 12%
• Trace Element 12%
• Newborn Morbidity 12%
• Newborn Mortality 12%
• Asymptomatic Bacteriuria 12%
• Cervical Length Measurement 12%
• Vaginitis 12%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Premature Labor 100%
• Critical Appraisal 100%
• High Risk Pregnancy 25%
• Cervical Cerclage 25%
• Progesterone 12%
• Supplementation 12%
• Trace Element 12%
• Nicotine Withdrawal 12%
• Bacterial Vaginosis 12%
• Low Risk Population 12%
• Newborn Morbidity 12%
• Newborn Mortality 12%
• Asymptomatic Bacteriuria 12%
• Cervical Length Measurement 12%