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... of preterm birth in the next pregnancies ...with preterm birth in Peruvian preg- nant women ...Medical Birth Register also found that advanced maternal age is associated with an ... See full document

... [29]. Significant heterogeneity was determined at a p value less than 0.10. The random effects model was used when heterogeneity was observed between primary studies. And the fixed effects model was used for ... See full document

... Methods: This study was carried out on studies conducted in Iran by searching databases of SID, Magiran, Irandoc, MEDLIB, Iranmedex, PubMed, Web of science, Google Scholar and Scopus. The search was conducted using ... See full document

... between preterm infants at TEA and infants born full-term, a mean of 590 g in this study, can be substantially attributed to a difference in ...the preterm infants around the time of birth, it is not ... See full document

... accuracy. Meta-analysis was conducted using Mantel-Haenszel (random effects model) relative risks (VBAC rate) and risk differences (uterine rupture and ... See full document

... give preterm birth than mothers with single pregnancies (OR = ...and systematic reviews in China [45], Tanzania [16], and Kenyatta National hospital, Kenya ... See full document

... and review articles were examined to identify cited articles not captured by electronic ...age, preterm birth, preterm delivery, ... See full document

... test. Meta-analysis was used to calculate pooled risk ratios (RR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) using a fixed-effects model (Mantel-Haenszel), unless the as- sumption of homogeneity was rejected ( P ... See full document

... the review Strengths of the review include the thoroughness of the literature search which included seven databases, two reviewers, a detailed search-strategy compiled with a team of obste- tricians and ... See full document

... into meta-analysis; for instance, missing standard deviation of mean change for control group, 5,55 lack of control group measures, 47,52 and lack of standard deviation of mean for both ...the ... See full document

... Premature birth is a primary cause of infant mortality and the costs of caring for preterm infants are often ...of preterm birth include hyaline membrane disease, necrotizing enterocolitis, ... See full document

... in preterm infants is known to be influenced by several factors, including gestational age, mode of delivery, diet, and antibiotic ex- posure ...caesarean delivery is associated with a ... See full document

... to analysis to ensure ...term births in subsequent pregnancies, and number of women with PTB in subsequent pregnancies, whether due to PPROM, PTL or indicated ...this review, the ... See full document

... extremely preterm twins available for ana- lyses, which may be the reason for lack of significant dif- ferences, even in our pooled data, between outcomes after caesarean and vaginal ...the analysis, other ... See full document

... comprehensive meta-analysis to date of RCTs for breast cancer surgeries comparing Har- monic technology to conventional techniques and evaluating a wide range of breast surgery ...this analysis ... See full document

... combination (infliximab) directly to another (abatacept) head-to-head. The combination network was comprised solely of indirect comparisons via MTX/DMARD. However, the results of direct meta-analyses and of the ... See full document

... of preterm and post-term birth for women with class I obesity, and an underestimation of risk for women in all other obesity ...extreme preterm birth (20–27 weeks gestation) and more than ... See full document

... this review, primarily the number of patients enrolled ...comprehensive meta-analysis indexes to add further information regarding clinical use, from sum- mary diagnostic performance to Bayesian ... See full document

... sensitivity analysis was conducted to check the robustness of the primary results by excluding low-quality trials (which involved excluding studies one at a ... See full document

... the birth of a premature infant brings up an important clinical question: in an infant born at ,32 weeks GA (population), does the use of a low level of oxygen (#30%, intervention) instead of a high level of ... See full document