Andrew H Shennan OBE (@OBSevidence)

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Andrew H Shennan OBE @OBSevidence Sep 10

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www.linkedin.com A worrying increase in deaths seen in this report. Pre-eclampsia deaths remain relatively few, and... A worrying increase in deaths seen in this report. Pre-eclampsia deaths remain relatively few, and not much said about them, but I will remind you we haven’t cured it and awareness and action must...

Andrew H Shennan OBE @OBSevidence Aug 13

Neonatal morbidity was lowest when elective caesarean was scheduled from 39 weeks with a transabdominal cerclage. Prompt delivery is warranted if labour begins. The rate of spontaneous labour before planned CS was low in this cohort, around 10%. @lifecourse_KCL @KCLWomensHealth

Andrew H Shennan OBE @OBSevidence Aug 4

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Permanent transabominal cerclage was not associated with poorer self-reported general health compared with women without transabominal cerclage, regardless of mode of birth. It’s ok to leave a tac in situ if unsure and reassure.

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Andrew H Shennan OBE @OBSevidence Aug 4

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Permanent transabominal cerclage was not associated with poorer self-reported general health compared with women without transabominal cerclage, regardless of mode of birth. It’s ok to leave a tac in situ if unsure and reassure.

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