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1. Epidemiology of preterm delivery Peter Daniellian and Marion Hall; 2. Biology of labour Andrew Thomson and Jane Norman; 3. Transcriptional regulation of labour associated genes Philip Bennett, Tamsin Lindstrom and Jennifer Louden; 4. Fetal outcome following preterm delivery M. Levene and Lawrence Miall; 5. Prediction of preterm delivery Philip Owen and Fiona Mackenzie; 6. Prevention of preterm labour J. Morrison and Nandi Ravikumar; 7. Management of preterm premature ruptured membranes Donald Peebles; 8. Management of threatened preterm labour Steve Thornton, Manu Vatish, Katie Groom and Philip Bennett; 9. Management of preterm labour with specific complications Mark Kilby, David Somerset; 10. Anaesthetic issues in preterm labour and intensive care management of the sick parturient Anne May and Chris Elton; 11. Management of the preterm neonate Michael Weindling and Richa Gupta; 12. Organisation of high risk obstetric and neonatal services Karl Murphy and Sara Twaddle; 13. Legal issues in the management of pregnancy and labour S. M. McLean and Sara Elliston; 14. Treating the preterm infant - the legal context Sara Elliston.
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