Pregnancy, birth, and the first weeks of life require dependable care, clear communication, and rapid access to skilled professionals. For refugees, asylum…
Pregnancy, birth, and the first weeks of life require dependable care, clear communication, and rapid access to skilled professionals. For refugees, asylum…
Magnesium sulfate has an established place in obstetric care, yet its use for fetal neuroprotection requires careful timing, patient selection, and…
Fetal growth restriction (FGR) describes a fetus that has failed to reach its biological growth potential, often because of placental insufficiency. It is…
Thyroid hormones help regulate metabolism, cardiovascular function, and fetal growth. During pregnancy, the maternal thyroid adapts rapidly to increased…
Low blood glucose is one of the most common metabolic problems encountered during the newborn period. It may be transient and resolve with feeding, or it may…
Midwives are central to the health of mothers and newborns across Asia and Oceania, yet their roles differ widely between countries, facilities, and…
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a common seasonal infection, but it can cause serious lower respiratory tract disease in young infants. Bronchiolitis,…
Remote fetal surveillance is becoming a practical part of modern maternity care. Telemonitoring can allow selected pregnant patients to record fetal heart rate…
Decisions surrounding extreme prematurity are among the most demanding in perinatal and neonatal medicine. A baby born at the edge of viability may face…
A multiple pregnancy changes the physiology, monitoring needs, and clinical decisions involved in maternity care. Twins, triplets, and higher-order pregnancies…