实践指南11:手术流产和早产数据的详细检查。

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

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50年来168项研究的压倒性证据表明，手术流产与随后的早产之间存在明确的剂量-反应关系。2018年美国国家科学院的报告只考虑了这168项研究中的5项，并且代表了一个有偏见的样本，低估了手术流产与随后的早产之间的重要关联。本文件的目的是审查这一影响的数据质量，审查这一影响的大小，并描绘一个准确的数据评估，以改善手术流产前的知情同意。

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Practice Guideline 11: A Detailed Examination of the Data on Surgical Abortion and Preterm Birth.

Overwhelming evidence from 168 studies over fifty years points to a clear dose-response relationship between surgical abortion and subsequent preterm birth. The 2018 National Academy of Sciences report considered only five of these 168 studies and represents a biased sample that underreports a significant association between surgical abortion and subsequent preterm birth. The purpose of this document is to review the quality of the data on this effect, review the size of this effect, and portray an accurate assessment of the data to improve informed consent prior to surgical abortion.

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