Is spontaneous recovery of bacterial vaginosis during pregnancy associated with an improved perinatal outcome?
These results suggest that the diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis at any point during pregnancy is associated with an increased risk of perinatal complications in spite of spontaneous recovery in subsequent examinations.
The Ambu SIB was able to accurately deliver targeted pressures across all three models from preterm to infant. The Neopuff infant resuscitator was unable to deliver the targeted pressures in the infant model developing clinically significant levels of inadvertent PEEP which may pose risk during infant resuscitation.