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[Management of preterm labor].

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Individualized management of preterm labor (PTL) is key. Focus on infection screening and treatment, avoiding prolonged hospitalization and bed rest for better outcomes.

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  • Maternal-Fetal Medicine

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  • Preterm labor (PTL) is a significant concern in obstetrics.
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  • To define the optimal management of preterm labor (PTL).

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  • A comprehensive literature search was conducted using Medline and the Cochrane Library.
  • The search covered publications from 1969 to March 2016.

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  • Screening for urinary tract infections and treating Group B Streptococcus are recommended.
  • Routine antibiotic therapy, prolonged hospitalization, and bed rest are not recommended for PTL.
  • Home care visits may benefit vulnerable patients post-hospitalization.

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  • Individualized management of PTL is essential.
  • Infection detection and treatment are critical components of PTL management.
  • Avoiding prolonged hospitalization and bed rest is advised.