Antenatal steroid therapy is standard care for women at imminent risk of preterm delivery.
When deliveries occur within 7 days of treatment, antenatal steroid therapy reduces the risk …

Background Antenatal steroid therapy for fetal lung maturation is routinely administered to
women at risk of preterm delivery. There is strong evidence to demonstrate benefit from …

Background Antenatal corticosteroid therapy is a standard of care for women at imminent
risk of preterm labor. However, the optimal (maximum benefit and minimal risk of side …

Background The intramuscular administration of antenatal steroids to women at risk of
preterm delivery achieves high maternal and fetal plasma steroid concentrations, which are …

This chapter on therapeutic drift with antenatal steroids will make the case that this pilar of
treatment to improve the outcomes of preterm infants, despite multiple Randomized Control …

Antenatal steroid therapy is increasingly central to the obstetrical management of women at
imminent risk of preterm birth. For women likely to deliver between 24 and 34 weeks' …

Abstract Introduction Lysophosphatidylcholine Acyltransferase 1 (LPCAT1) is necessary for
surfactant production in fetal lungs. Mechanisms responsible for its regulation during …

Antenatal steroids (ANSs) are routinely administered to women judged to be at imminent risk
of preterm delivery. Their principal benefit is precocious functional maturation of the preterm …

Antenatal steroid (ANS) therapy is the standard care for women at imminent risk of preterm
labor. Despite extensive and long-standing use, 40%–50% of babies exposed antenatally to …

Objectives To evaluate the timing of antenatal corticosteroids (ACS) administration in
relation to the delivery timing based on indications and risk factors for preterm delivery …