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A multicenter RCT demonstrates remote blood pressure monitoring reduces antenatal visits and hospital admissions without compromising maternal or fetal outcomes in women at high risk of preeclampsia.
The integration of artificial intelligence in obstetrics and gynecology necessitates clinical competence to ensure patient safety, verify outputs, and maintain physician accountability. Structured training and evaluation are essential for r
Uterine surgery before first pregnancy is associated with increased risks of preterm birth and stillbirth, with risk magnifying after repeated procedures, highlighting the need for careful surgical decision-making and enhanced antenatal mon
The novel StaFFAUS protocol significantly improves early detection and diagnostic performance of fetal structural anomalies in first-trimester ultrasound compared to ISUOG protocols, maintaining clinical feasibility.
This secondary analysis of the C-STICH trial compares pregnancy outcomes following high versus low vaginal cerclage in women at high risk of preterm birth, finding no significant difference in pregnancy loss but a modest benefit of high cer
A concise clinical summary of a new neurodivergent-responsive framework for obstetric care, outlining practical communication plans and intrapartum adaptations to improve consent, cooperation, and safety.
Hantavirus infection in pregnancy is rare but potentially fatal. Obstetricians should suspect it after rodent or travel exposure, recognize rapid respiratory decline, and prioritize supportive critical care because no proven antiviral thera
Unsupervised machine learning identified three distinct preeclampsia phenotypes linked to timing of delivery, placental dysfunction, fetal growth, and complications, suggesting a path toward more personalized risk assessment and management.
A large U.S. cohort study found higher rates of postpartum psychiatric conditions after planned or unplanned cesarean delivery, but not after successful operative vaginal delivery, highlighting the need for closer postpartum mental health f
Hospitals that serve more Black patients had higher rates of trial of labor after cesarean and VBAC success among low-risk patients, suggesting hospital practices may influence cesarean-related disparities.
A randomized trial found that 6 hours of intrauterine balloon tamponade was noninferior to 18 hours for controlling postpartum hemorrhage after vaginal delivery, suggesting earlier removal may be reasonable in stable patients.
A Dutch nationwide study developed and temporally validated two OASI risk models for nulliparous women, with moderate discrimination but excellent calibration. The models may help target counseling and preventive obstetric strategies.
This review synthesizes recent evidence on pregnancy-related anemia, highlighting a 25.6% US prevalence, the clinical significance of iron deficiency without anemia (IDWA), and the critical impact on maternal-fetal outcomes and cardiovascul
This report examines the progression of Umbilical Artery Doppler abnormalities in 241 severe early-onset FGR cases, providing critical timelines for clinical deterioration, delivery planning, and fetal death risk assessment.
This clinical review evaluates the superior efficacy of intravenous ferumoxytol over oral iron for treating gestational anemia, analyzing hematologic recovery and maternal outcomes based on the latest RCT evidence.
This study quantifies the rapid progression of Doppler abnormalities in severe early-onset FGR, providing critical timelines for corticosteroid administration and delivery planning to mitigate fetal death risks in high-risk pregnancies.
The PREVENT-PE trial demonstrates that risk-stratified scheduled birth at 37–38 weeks reduces pre-eclampsia incidence by 30% without increasing neonatal morbidity or emergency cesarean sections, offering a new standard for late-pregnancy ma
