Management of cervical cerclage and preterm premature rupture of the membranes: should the stitch be removed?

Article Abstract:

It may not be necessary to remove a cerclage if a pregnant woman who has one has premature rupture of fetal membranes. Premature birth is often caused by a cervix that opens prematurely. Cerclage is a procedure to keep the cervix closed until the normal delivery date.

Care and treatment, Cervix uteri, Premature rupture of membranes, Premature rupture of the membrane, Incompetent cervix

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The effects of L-arginine on the release of prolactin from decidual explants in vitro

Article Abstract:

Nitric oxide is involved in the release of prolactin, which is a hormone that stimulates the production of milk Nitric oxide also relaxes smooth muscle, and regulates blood, nutrient, and oxygen flow in the placenta.

Nitric oxide, Prolactin

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Secretory component: a potential regulator of endometrial-decidual prostaglandin production in early human pregnancy

Article Abstract:

Secretory component appears to maintain pregnancy by inhibiting the production of prostaglandins. It is produced by the decidua, which is one of the layers of tissue inside the uterus.

Prostaglandins, Pregnancy

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