Perinatal Interventions to Improve Neonatal Outcomes, An Issue of Clinics in Perinatology

This issue of Clinics in Perinatology provides a focused, up-to-date overview of advances in perinatal interventions aimed at improving neonatal viability and outcomes. Guest Editors have curated a series of clinical review articles that synthesize the latest evidence on maternal and neonatal management, guiding perinatologists and neonatologists in delivering optimal care for high-risk pregnancies and preterm infants. The volume is particularly valuable for clinicians seeking actionable strategies to enhance survival and long-term outcomes in neonates.

Key Features

• Evidence-based updates on antenatal corticosteroid use and quality improvement strategies for preterm labor.
• Guidance on term delivery management, perinatal infection prevention, and strategies to prevent perinatal HIV transmission.
• Reviews on advanced fetal monitoring and its impact on neonatal outcomes.
• Insights into the maternal-infant microbiome and its relationship with perinatal interventions.
• Recommendations for therapeutic hypothermia, CPAP optimization, and caffeine therapy in preterm infants.
• State-wide quality collaborative approaches to improve uptake of key perinatal interventions.
• Evidence-based guidance on oxygen therapy in the delivery room and prevention of perinatal white matter injury.
• Practical clinical strategies to counsel families and understand outcomes at periviable gestational ages.