PPROMT Trial Flashcards

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What was the hypothesis of the PPROMT trial?

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Immediate delivery following PPROM close to term reduces risk of neonatal infection.

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What type of study was the PPROMT trial?

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Multicentre, non-blinded RCT.

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What was the inclusion criteria for the PPROMT trial?

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Inclusion criteria: 
- over 16 years old
- singleton pregnancy
PPROM between 34 to 36+6 weeks
- no signs of infection.
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What was the exclusion criteria for the PPROMT trial?

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Exclusion criteria:

  • established labour
  • chorioamnionitis
  • meconium staining
  • other contraindication to continuing pregnancy.
  • NOTE: GBS colonisation was NOT an exclusion criteria.
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Describe the study groups and method of the PPROMT trial:

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  • Immediate birth group. Delivery scheduled as close to randomisation as possible (ideally <24 hrs).
  • Expectant management group. Birth occurred after spontaneous labour, at term or when another indication for delivery was identified.
  • Women managed as per local guidelines. Antibiotics given as per local protocol.
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Describe the primary outcomes of the PPROMT trial:

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Primary outcome:

- Neonatal sepsis

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Describe the secondary outcomes of the PPROMT trial:

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Secondary outcomes:

  • Composite neonatal morbidity and mortality indicators (sepsis, mechanical ventilation >=24 hours, stillbirth, neonatal death.
  • RDS
  • Any mechanical ventilation
  • Duration of stay in SCBU/NICU
  • APH or intrapartum haemorrhage
  • Postpartum antibiotics
  • Mode of delivery.
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What were the main findings and conclusions of the PPROMT trial?

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Primary outcomes:
- Similar rates of neonatal sepsis 2% vs 3%

Secondary outcomes:
- Immediate delivery group had higher rates of RDS, mechanical ventilation and longer time in SCBU/NICU.

Conclusions: in the absence of infection or fetal compromise, PPROM women between 34 to 36+6 should be managed expectantly.

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How many women were recruited into the PPROMT Trial?

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1839 women

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What was the setting of the PPROMT Trial?

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65 centres, 11 countries
Multicentre RCT
2004-2013

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What was the effect of immediate management on RDS, in the PPROMT Trial?

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Increased RDS
RR 1.6
Statistically significant

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What was the effect of immediate management on Mechanical ventilation, in the PPROMT Trial?

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Increased

RR 1.4

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What was the effect of immediate management on time in NICU, in the PPROMT Trial?

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Increased
4 days vs 2 days in the expectant management group
Statistically significant

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What were the maternal outcomes of the expectant management group in the PPROMT Trial?

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Increased

  • APH / IPH
  • intrapartum fever
  • postpartum antibiotics
  • duration hospital stay

Decreased
- CS

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