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17PFrom: Dr. Ainsworth (ainsron@sbcglobal.net)Tue Dec 6 22:52:00 2005
For those of you using or considering 17P for patients with Hx of preterm labor, How would you use it in which of the following circumstances?: 1. 25 yo G3 P1102, history of first pregnancy at 40 wks, no complications, no PTL; second pregnancy at 36 weeks, PROM, followed by spontaneous labor. 2. 25 yo G3 P1102, history of first pregnancy complicated by PTL from 30 weeks; delivery at 35 weeks, second pregnancy delivery at 39 weeks, no PTL, not given 17P. 3. 25 yo G3 P1102, history of term delivery at 39 weeks; second pregnancy PTL from 30 weeks, delivery at 36 weeks. 4. 25 yo G3 P2002, history of term delivery at 39 weeks; second pregnancy PTL from 30 weeks, delivery at 39 weeks.
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