实践指南5:手术流产与早产的关系:综述。

IF 0.5 4区医学 Q3 LAW Issues in Law & Medicine Pub Date : 2022-01-01

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来自50年来168项研究的同行评议文献的证据表明，手术流产与随后的早产之间存在因果关系，剂量-反应关系。本文概述了相关文献，讨论了这种效应的机制，论证了因果关系的证据强度，并为手术流产前的知情同意提供了指导。本文件没有提供详细的统计分析或对手术流产和早产研究质量的高分辨率评估(在实践指南11中涵盖)。

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Practice Guideline 5: The Association between Surgical Abortion and Preterm Birth: An Overview.

Evidence in peer-reviewed literature from 168 studies over fifty years points to a causal, dose-response relationship between surgical abortion and subsequent preterm birth. This document provides an overview of this literature, discusses mechanisms for this effect, demonstrates the strength of evidence for causality, and offers guidance for informed consent prior to surgical abortion. This document does not provide detailed statistical analysis or a high-resolution assessment of the quality of studies on surgical abortion and preterm birth (covered in Practice Guideline 11).

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