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Late-preterm antenatal corticosteroids – benefit and hypoglycaemia figures

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Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Clinical→ Feto-maternal medicine→ Maturity→ Related issue→ Steroid→ Adverse effect

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SSBA Q51 generated
A woman at 36+0 weeks’ gestation is considered for antenatal corticosteroids because preterm birth is expected. During counselling she asks about an important short-term neonatal adverse effect demonstrated in late-preterm corticosteroid trials. Which adverse effect should be specifically discussed?
Feto-maternal medicine → Maturity → Related issue → Steroid → Adverse effect
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EEMQ Q61 generated
Which of the following neonatal effects is particularly important after recent late-preterm antenatal corticosteroid exposure?
Feto-maternal medicine → Maturity → Related issue → Steroid → Adverse effect
Open Question