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The QUiPP App: a safe alternative to a treat-all strategy for threatened preterm labor.

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The QUiPP app is a clinical decision-making tool with the potential to revolutionise preterm birth predict for women with symptoms of preterm birth as well as asymptomatic high-risk women.  Accurate diagnosis of preterm labour is desirable in order to prevent...

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The QUiPP app is a clinical decision-making tool with the potential to revolutionise preterm birth predict for women with symptoms of preterm birth as well as asymptomatic high-risk women.  Accurate diagnosis of preterm labour is desirable in order to prevent the maternal and fetal risks incurred to the majority of women who are over-managed, without missing true cases.

Andrew Shennan is Professor of Obstetrics at Kings College London.

Image courtesy of interviewee. September 12, 2017

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