Objective The primary objective of this guideline was to develop consensus statements to
guide clinical practice and recommendations for obstetric management of a pregnancy at …

Perinatal care at the borderlines of viability demands a delicate balance between parents'
wishes and autonomy, biological feasibility, clinicians' responsibilities and expectations, and …

One of the most complex areas in perinatal-neonatal medicine remains the care of the
mother delivering a newborn infant at the border of viability, referred to as “periviable” …

Background Despite medical advances in the care of extremely preterm neonates and
growing acceptance of resuscitation at 23 and even 22 weeks gestation, controversy …

OBJECTIVE: To quantify the influence of maternal sociodemographic, medical, and
pregnancy characteristics on decisions to offer or receive antepartum and neonatal …

For more than half a century neonatologists and ethicists alike have struggled with ethical
dilemmas surrounding infants born at the limits of viability. Both doctors and parents face …

Due to the combined efforts of obstetricians and neonatologists in optimizing perinatal and
neonatal care, survival of infants at the threshold of viability has improved remarkably in the …

Parents and medical staff usually agree on the management of preterm labour at borderline
viability, when there is a relatively high risk of long‐term neurodevelopmental problems in …

The gestational age and birth weight cut off for intact survival in extremely preterm infants is
unclear. There is uncertainty among obstetricians and neonatologists about when it is …

Objectives. To assess obstetrician-gynecologists' judgments of gestational age of viability
and earliest age of medical intervention for preterm delivery, and to associate these practice …