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Mode of Delivery for Periviable PTB: Does it Matter?

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Preterm infants, especially those born at periviability, are at inherent risk of a variety of short-term neonatal complications- depending on their gestational age- including sepsis, respiratory distress, IVH, and have an overall higher mortality compared to term born infants. Well known interventions are intended to reduce these complications; these include antenatal corticosteroids, magnesium sulfate for CNS protection, and antibiotics for latency in PPROM. This is an even bigger issue for those born in the periviable interval. That group is a unique population. But does mode of delivery matter? Cesarean delivery is currently not recommended before 25 weeks' gestation unless for maternal indications, even in the setting of malpresentation. We’ll cover recently stated guideline in this episode. These recommendations are based on a lack of evidence of improved neonatal outcomes and survival following cesarean delivery and the maternal risks associated with cesarean delivery at this early gestational age. Plus, for non-vertex presenting fetuses, C-section has been reported to reduce risk of neonatal mortality, but what about vertex presenting preterm/periviable babies? In this episode, we will review the mode of delivery and neonatal outcomes in preterm birth with a special focus on those born in the periviable interval, like 22- and 23-weeks gestation. There’s lots to cover here…so listen in for details.

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Preterm infants, especially those born at periviability, are at inherent risk of a variety of short-term neonatal complications- depending on their gestational age- including sepsis, respiratory distress, IVH, and have an overall higher mortality compared to term born infants. Well known interventions are intended to reduce these complications; these include antenatal corticosteroids, magnesium sulfate for CNS protection, and antibiotics for latency in PPROM. This is an even bigger issue for those born in the periviable interval. That group is a unique population. But does mode of delivery matter? Cesarean delivery is currently not recommended before 25 weeks' gestation unless for maternal indications, even in the setting of malpresentation. We’ll cover recently stated guideline in this episode. These recommendations are based on a lack of evidence of improved neonatal outcomes and survival following cesarean delivery and the maternal risks associated with cesarean delivery at this early gestational age. Plus, for non-vertex presenting fetuses, C-section has been reported to reduce risk of neonatal mortality, but what about vertex presenting preterm/periviable babies? In this episode, we will review the mode of delivery and neonatal outcomes in preterm birth with a special focus on those born in the periviable interval, like 22- and 23-weeks gestation. There’s lots to cover here…so listen in for details.

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