1. Diagnosis of Subclinical Amniotic Fluid Infection Prior to Rescue Cerclage Using Gram Stain and Glucose Tests: An Individual Patient Meta-Analysis 
Sarka Lisonkova, MD, PhD, Yasser Sabr, MD, MHSc, K.S. Joseph, MD, PhD 
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada  
Volume 36, Issue 2, Pages (February 2014)
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2. Figure 1
Results of amniotic fluid Gram stain and glucose tests and amniotic fluid culture for diagnosing microbial infection of the amniotic cavity13,16
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3. Figure 2
Post-test probability of MIAC given a positive test result (panel A) and post-test probability of MIAC given a negative test result (panel B) in relation to underlying prevalence of infection
Note: Gram stain test positive versus the combined test positive (Gram stain positive or glucose positive)(panel A); and Gram stain test negative versus combined test negative (Gram stain negative and glucose test negative) (panel B).
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