Perinatal Outcomes Associated With the Modified Shirodkar Cervical Cerclage Technique
Ramiro Hidalgo Yánez,
Diana M Solorzano Alcivar,
Santiago Chavez Iza
Abstract:Objective: The objective of this study was to describe demographic and clinical characteristics and surgical and neonatal results related to the modified Shirodkar cervical cerclage technique.
Materials and methods: This was an observational descriptive and retrospective study. Data was called from anonymized medical records of women who were pregnant and diagnosed with cervical incompetence and who had also undergone cervical cerclage procedures using the modified Shirodkar technique. The variables… Show more
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