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Re: Premature AmniorrexisFrom: David Nagey (dnagey@c3p0.ab.umd.edu)Sat Mar 23 06:30:45 1996
concerning premature rupture of membranes at 29 weeks: Our protocol is to: avoid cervical exams culture for strep, chlamydia & gonorrhea use MgSO4 if contractions are present in the absence of signs of infection betamethasone close observation on hospital bedrest until labor occurs (we will "re-Mag" to get our 48 hours betamethasone and will "re-Mag" even after 48 hrs if <28 weeks), infection is suspected, the membranes reseal (happens about 2% of the time), or we reach 35 weeks when we will induce labor Good Luck! David -- David Nagey -University of Maryland School of Medicine -dnagey@c3p0.ab.umd.edu - though not for long.
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