Ceská gynekologie / Ceská lékarská spolecnost J. Ev. Purkyne
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Multicenter Study
[Analgesia for labour in the Czech Republic in the year 2011 from the perspective of OBAAMA-CZ study - prospective national survey].
The aim of national survey was to describe current practice for analgesia during labour provided by anaesthesiologists in the Czech Republic (CZE). ⋯ In comparison to previously published data there was trend for lower incidence of epidural analgesia for labour in the CZE.
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Multicenter Study
[Recombinant activated factor VII in the treatment of life threatening post-partum haemorrhage; registry UniSeven in the Czech Republic].
To analyze the data related to the treatment of 80 Czech patients with life threatening postpartum haemorrhage recorded in the clinical registry UniSeven during years 2004-2009. ⋯ Our data were also considered during the work up of national guidelines for the treatment of life threatening post-partum haemorrhage in the Czech Republic.
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Multicenter Study
[Prediction of preeclampsia using the integrated test markers].
Author's objective was to ascertain the option for prediction of preeclampsia using the integrated test markers on the population of pregnant women in Kosice city. ⋯ Our results, as well as the results of other studies, lead to the conclusion, that in spite of the multitude of biochemical markers and various options for their combination with ultrasound markers for prediction of preeclampsia, so far it has been impossible to find a combination which would meet the following criteria: (1) high sensitivity and specificity at low false positive values and high positive and negative predictive value, (2) application as a screening method for prediction of preeclampsia in unselected population of pregnant women.
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Multicenter Study
[New Apgar score? A multi-centre study dealing with the evaluation of the neonate NEOMOD scoring system for the first day of life].
To compare the predictive accuracy of the NEOMOD score and the Apgar score as concerns prediction of mortality and affection of the central nervous system (CNS) in neonates. ⋯ The NEOMOD system proved a high accuracy in the prediction of neonatal mortality in a group of patients with a gestation age > or =35 weeks of pregnancy. The predictive accuracy of NEOMOD was higher than that of the Apgar score. The predictive accuracy of both the NEOMOD and Apgar scores for affection of CNS in the neonatal period was low.