Sam Mathewlynn

Consultant obstetrician with an interest in medical informatics (he/him)

[Sam Mathewlynn @SamMathewlynn]

Exciting to see the work of @UniofOxford's placental imaging research group featured by @SciTechgovuk. Wonderful to work with such a dedicated and photogenic team!
@Ox_wrh

[Department for Science, Innovation and Technology @SciTechgovuk]

AI is transforming prenatal care, with the help @UniofOxford's OxNNet toolkit.

The tech detects high-risk foetal growth restrictions early by measuring the placental size & estimating the blood flow within it in the first trimester, to help prevent stillbirths.
@AccretaResearch

[Ahmed Darwish 𝑀𝑅𝒞𝒪𝒢, 𝑀𝒮𝒸 @AhmedDarwish_90]

Quite elated having our article published in the esteemed RCOG-affiliated peer-reviewed "The Obstetrician and Gynaecologist" (TOG) 🤩

Special thanks to my senior colleagues at UCL; Radha, Osnat and Dr Miller 🙏🏼

https://t.co/Yp3YoUbH2f

[Satisfai Health Inc @SatisfaiHealth]

“The breadth of obstetrics and gynaecology, and advanced imaging technology, lends itself to adoption of #AI in diagnostics for gynaecological cancers, embryo selection, remote patient monitoring pregnancy outcome prediction" @LucyMackillop @SamMathewlynn https://t.co/sc15mFCHQc

[Nasim Parsa, M.D. @NasimParsaMD]

🚨Excited to announce that AI in Clinical Medicine will soon hit the shelves! This is the definitive textbook for the emerging use of AI throughout clinical medicine, & we believe that it will provide a solid foundation for getting the medical community up to speed with AI! 👇

[BJOG @BJOGTweets]

Kielland’s rotational forceps delivery are a safe option in the second stage. Meta-analysis shows they are associated with a lower risk of haemorrhage compared to both C-section at full-dilatation and straight-traction forceps after manual rotation.

https://t.co/ro8r2nJ8du

[ISUOG @ISUOG]

September #UOGJournal: a study by Mathewlynn et al. shows that different combinations of EFW and birth-weight charts can lead to vastly different detection rates for small-for-gestational age and large-for-gestational age https://t.co/hmgwVuqd6E #ISUOG @WileyHealth

[ISUOG @ISUOG]

New #UOGJournal study by Mathewlynn et al. demonstrates that different combinations of prenatal and postnatal growth charts yield vastly different detection rates in the same population and time period: https://t.co/tZ7D3hvJwx #ISUOG #LoveUltrasound @WileyHealth

[BJOG @BJOGTweets]

Lactate is >2mmol/L in almost half of women in labour and the puerperium, potentially limiting its utility for making decisions about antibiotics.

https://t.co/aFaO2nnFkc

[OUH Fetal Medicine @OUH_Fetal]

Extremely interesting paper from our team giving more insight into how ultrasound markers can further differentiate diabetic pregnancies at risk of poor outcome @TeamOUHMat @Marta_io @DrACavallaro @DrChristinaAye @DrChrisIoannou @MrLawrenceImpey @SamMathewlynn

[Ahmed Ali @DrAhmednurAli]

You can never ban abortion, you can only ban safe abortions. Read that again.

[RoyalCollegeObsGyn @RCObsGyn]

Leaked documents suggest that the US Supreme Court could soon overturn the right to legal abortion in the United States. A decision like this would remove legal access to abortion for millions of women and girls and be detrimental to sexual and reproductive health. (1/2)

[Sam Mathewlynn @SamMathewlynn]

In hyperglycemic pregnancies, large for dates and low CPR are independent and mutually enhancing risk factors for adverse perinatal outcome. It is the low CPR and not the AC growth acceleration that predicts those large fetuses at most risk.
https://t.co/MO9N2wi687

[GLOWM @glowm_wow]

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[Sam Mathewlynn @SamMathewlynn]

Clean out your freezers, people https://t.co/3ExBKbDSPk

[Aris Papageorghiou @FetalUltrasound]

Out today. Another crucial argument against racial “customising” of expected fetal growth. Babies in high risk individuals should be monitored more closely, not less. Incorrect low expectations of “growth potential” can cost lives.⁩⁦⁦⁦@ISUOG⁩ https://t.co/isCoBCLUrW

[Brenda Kelly @KellyB_Oxford]

Please share widely.
@OUHospitals @TeamOUHMat @RCObsGyn @MidwivesRCM @OxfordshireM

[Basky Thilaganathan @ProfBasky]

Decision aid from RCOG/RCM for pregnant women considering the COVID vaccine https://t.co/cFk7GhHOHd @RCObsGyn @MidwivesRCM @PHE_uk https://t.co/IkfAjWfoqM

[THIS Institute @THIS_Institute]

Following the announcement in July by @DHSCgovuk minister Nadine Dorries, we’re excited to launch the ABC collaboration, an ambitious new programme on monitoring and responding to babies’ wellbeing during labour with @MidwivesRCM & @RCObsGyn https://t.co/6wbAkIH9vl

[Sam Mathewlynn @SamMathewlynn]

Change is afoot.

“For the first time women will now be able to buy progesterone-only oral contraceptive pills without prescription in the UK, increasing choice for women in the ways in which they can access contraception.”

#womenshealth

https://t.co/t7cLftNve5

[Andrew H Shennan OBE @OBSevidence]

Instrumental vaginal delivery is often a good alternative to a full dilatation Caesarean, which also can have serious morbidity. This includes a six fold increase risk in future preterm birth. OBGYN https://t.co/jfHbxliTlX