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[Cervix cerclage surgery. A way for reducing prematurity]

H Junker, C Beyerle

    Fortschritte Der Medizin
    |May 10, 1979
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    Indications and results of 202 cerclage-operations are reported. There are prophylactic as well as therapeutic indications for a cerclage-operation. Regarding the results it is obvious that prophylactic cerclage has better prepossessions for a normally terminated delivery. Therapeutic cerclages show best results when performed within the 15th to 27th week of pregnancy. A cerclage performed after the 32nd week of pregnancy shows no statistically significant reduction of early delivery but only a postponing of the delivery-date into a phase of better survival chance for the child. A reduction of the early delivery rate is regarded to be effective by prophylactic as well as therapeutic cerclages up to the 27th week of pregnancy.

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