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Preterm Birth
Mechanisms, Mediators, Prediction, Prevention & Interventions
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Preterm Birth
Mechanisms, Mediators, Prediction, Prevention & Interventions
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Preterm delivery is probably the most important problem in obstetrics, and a major public health concern. Recent developments - such as the preventive use of progesterone, and new data on possible mechanisms of initiation of parturition - have placed the topic at the forefront of the interests and preoccupation of many in maternal-fetal medicine an
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Table of contents
- Front cover
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- SECTION I: MECHANISMS
- Chapter 1. Myometrial programming: a new concept underlying the regulation of myometrial function during pregnancy
- Chapter 2. Cervical function during pregnancy and parturition
- Chapter 3. Endocrine and paracrine mechanisms in human placenta and fetal membranes in preterm birth
- Chapter 4. Stress and the pathophysiology of human birth
- SECTION II; MEDIATORS
- CHAPTER 5. Undernutrition, preterm birth, and the prostaglandin pathway
- Chapter 6. Gene redundancy in parturition: lessons for tocolysis?
- Chapter 7. Regulation of inflammatory response pathways during pregnancy and labor
- Chapter 8. Matrix biology and preterm birth
- Chapter 9. Nitric oxide
- Chapter 10. Relaxin-related preterm birth
- SECTION III: METHODS OF PREDICTION AND PREVENTION
- Chapter 11. Biochemical markers of preterm delivery
- Chapter 12. Biophysical methods of prediction and prevention of preterm labor: uterine electromyography and cervical light-induced fluorescence-new obstetrical diagnostic techiques
- Chapter 13. Genetics of preterm delivery
- SECTION IV: CURRENT STATUS OF INTERVENTIONS
- Chapter 14. Calcium-channel blockers and betamimetics
- Chapter 15. Prostaglandins, oxytocin, and antagonists
- Chapter 16. Progestational agents and labor
- Chapter 17. Antenatal corticosteroid treatment
- Chapter 18. Monitoring the growth-restricted fetus during the preterm period
- Index
- Back cover