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Real-world data show azithromycin cuts cesarean infections by 20%

Experts acknowledge adoption as evidence-based practice but note gaps in universal implementation

3 Sep 15 · 8d ago · 3 articles · 2 sources · development 3 of 3

Aaron Caughey from Oregon Health & Science University characterized the shift as 'a pretty clear demonstration of adoption of an evidence-based change in practice,' while Taylor Freret noted the drug is becoming standard practice but has not yet reached universal implementation despite the evidence.

Experts acknowledge adoption as evidence-based practice but note gaps in universal implementation
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“It's really becoming more standard clinical practice, but I would say it's not quite at the level of it being recommended, and that every single person is getting it.”

Taylor Freret, MD

Taylor Freret, MD Maternal-fetal medicine physician, lead authorAlan Tita, MD, PhD Lead investigator of C/SOAP trial; editorialistAaron Caughey, MD, PhD Ob/Gyn professor, independent commenterAmerican College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Professional guideline body

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2Editorial calls for stronger ACOG…3Experts acknowledge adoption as…
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Reported in the same hours no headline names this development itself — these 2 claims were published in its stretch

  1. 2 outlets Emergency C-section infections decline as azithromycin use rises following previous clinical trial results

    first by medicalxpress.com, 8d ago · also Medscape

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  2. 1 outlet Analysis bolsters case for using azithromycin for unscheduled C-sections

    first by CIDRAP, 8d ago

All 3 developments of Real-world data show azithromycin cuts cesarean infections… →

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