Electrical pacemaker as a safe and feasible method for decreasing the uterine contractions of human preterm labor

Abstract

EI appears to be a safe and feasible method for decreasing preterm contractions. To confirm and test effectiveness, longer interventions and additional cases are needed.

Safety of Sacral Nerve Stimulation in Pregnancy: A Literature Review

“…Both patients had normal pregnancy courses, and gave birth to normal offspring with no reported anomalies to the date of the study (22). Karsdon reported five patients who went into preterm labor and transvaginal electrodes were used to deliver weak pulses to delay uterine contraction, with no complications (35).…”

A Proposal for observing Conceived Ladies having High Risk of Premature Delivery using WHSN

“…The premature delivery is a difficult issue in medicinal services frameworks [2]. The families are spending at about 500 crores of rupees per year on medicinal expenses of premature deliveries [3,5,6].…”

“…Besides, the percentage of premature births isn't diminishing. In the United States and Europe, the percentage of premature deliveries has gone up from 9% to 13% since 1980's [6]. Despite the fact that premature delivery is an entire world issue, more than 59% of these premature deliveries occurs in under developing countries [1].…”