The use of United states vital statistics in perinatal and obstetric research

Article Abstract:

Characteristics of the United States Vital Statistics System are explored and some thoughts with regard to the appropriate use of these data are presented. It is found that analyses based on vital statistics are important in informing future clinical research projects, however, respecting the limitations of vital statistics data, enhance their appropriate role in obstetric and perinatal research.

Vital Statistics, Analysis

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United States multicenter clinical usage study of the STAN 21 electronic fetal monitoring system

Article Abstract:

The ability of the U.S. obstetricians to use the fetal electrocardiogram system for electronic fetal monitoring (EFM) (STAN S21, Neoventa Medical, Moelndal, Sweden) appropriately for intrapartum care is assessed. The analysis suggests that the U.S. clinicians have used the STAN system appropriately in a manner that is similar to that of experienced STAN users.

Usage, Fetal heart rate monitoring, Electronic fetal monitoring

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Obstetric outcomes in overweight and obese adolescents

Article Abstract:

The adverse obstetric outcomes in overweight adolescent women are examined. The results have shown that overweight adolescent women are at increased risk for adverse neonatal and perinatal outcomes.

Health aspects, Risk factors, Teenage girls, Obesity, Clinical report

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