… less effective at preventing preterm birth before 34 weeks, then cervical-length screening
may not be cost … at reducing the risk of preterm birth with future randomized controlled trials. …

… compare the cost-effectiveness of 9 strategies for the management of threatened preterm labor.
… We used decisionanalytic techniques to perform a cost-effectiveness analysis. Results: A …

… Given these recent data, we sought to examine whether, among women without a previous
preterm birth, a risk-based screening approach would be cost-effective in comparison with …

… cost per additional survivor.71 When prenatal steroids and prophylactic surfactant were given
to all preterm infants … , making combination therapy more cost effective than either alone.63 …

… It is a heterogeneous condition where 30-40 per cent of all cases of preterm births are the …
cent of preterm births occur spontaneously, and these are the focus of this report. Preterm birth …

… cost-effective, though economic evidence from the USA on ACS use in late preterm birth
indicates that its cost-effectiveness … was not cost-saving, but may be cost-effective. No single …

… Our analysis considers the average effect on amelioration of preterm birth to be independent
of the reason for the preterm birth. One might consider this a limitation of the study from the …

… Furthermore, this review reported that the incidence of impairment after preterm birth alone
… in preterm neonates. Another study that looked at neonatal mortality due to birth asphyxia in …

… We also reported the cost effectiveness of VP gel in terms of cost per PTB averted. … costs
would equal costs of those in the placebo group (ie, the point at which a decision would be cost …

… Use of healthcare resources, family function, and socioeconomic support during the first
four years after preterm birth. Arch Dis Child Fetal Neonatal Ed 2003;88:F415–20. …