Publications by authors named "Johannes P R Doornbos"
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- The study aimed to determine if postpartum hemorrhage can be predicted in women with gestational hypertension or mild preeclampsia.
- Two models were developed using logistic regression and were evaluated for their predictive ability, with moderate success in distinguishing risk levels.
- Key factors influencing hemorrhage risk included maternal age, body mass index, and specific intrapartum variables, emphasizing that calibration of the predictive model is more crucial than simply its discrimination ability.
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- The rising rates of Caesarean sections (CS) in the Netherlands, particularly among healthy women, have raised concerns about whether better outcomes are achieved for mothers and babies.
- A study aims to create quality indicators for CS decisions based on existing guidelines and assess how well Dutch gynaecologists follow these recommendations, while also identifying barriers and facilitators affecting guideline adherence.
- By developing and testing a tailored strategy in select hospitals, the study seeks to promote better practices and potentially reduce unnecessary CS occurrences while maintaining neonatal outcomes.
The incidence of multiple pregnancy has increased significantly in recent years as a result of assisted reproductive therapy. The most important complication of these pregnancies remains preterm delivery. We report an extraordinary case of delayed delivery after late abortion of the first twin.
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