Search Results - "Ma'ayeh, M."

Vaginal progesterone is associated with decreased group B streptococcus colonisation at term: a retrospective cohort study by Ma'ayeh, M, Rood, KM, Walker, HC, Oliver, EA, Gee, SE, Iams, JD

“…Objective To investigate whether women using intravaginal progesterone suppositories for preterm birth prevention during pregnancy will have lower rates of…”
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Born before arrival births: Impact of a changing obstetric population by Unterscheider, J., Ma'ayeh, M., Geary, M. P.

“…This retrospective cohort study examined 143/39,895 (0.36%) consecutive born-before-arrival (BBA) births. The incidence of BBA births doubled from 0.26% in…”
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Use of non-invasive cardiac monitoring to guide discontinuation of postpartum magnesium sulfate in individuals with preeclampsia with severe features by Eid, Joe, Ma'ayeh, Marwan M., Post, Sara, Darin, Christina, Rentsch, Sydney, Cackovic, Michael, Rood, Kara M., Costantine, Maged M.

“…•Non-invasive monitoring of systemic vascular resistance can be a valuable tool to individualize the duration of postpartum magnesium sulfate for preeclampsia…”
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Sarcomas in Hysterectomies and Myomectomies for Presumed Fibroids: a Retrospective Study by Ma'ayeh, M., Daugherty, C., Stickles, X., Daum, G., Holtz, D.

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521 - Sarcomas in Hysterectomies and Myomectomies for Presumed Fibroids: a Retrospective Study by Ma'ayeh, M., Daugherty, C., Stickles, X., Daum, G., Holtz, D.

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Efficacy and Safety of Amiodarone and Propranolol in Pediatric Cardiology for Arrhythmia After Cardiac Surgery: A Retrospective Design Study by Almomani, Amr, Obeidat, Mohammad A, Khassawneh, Mohammad H, Maayeh, Sakher M, Al-Malouf, Khaled N

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A Retrospective Analysis of Jordan’s National COVID-19 Call Center: Operations, Effectiveness, and Lessons Learned by Alrawashdeh, Ahmad, Simmons, Nicole, Alhawarat, Mohammad, Maayeh, Mohammad, Kheirallah, Khalid

“…Contact tracing has been a cornerstone of non-pharmaceutical interventions to control the COVID-19 epidemic, with highly mixed effectiveness internationally…”
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