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. 2014 Sep 14;2014(9):CD004070. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD004070.pub3

Moss 2006.

Trial name or title Randomized pilot trial of chlorhexidine vaginal and infant wash to reduce neonatal mortality.
Methods  
Participants Healthy female volunteers aged 16 years and above. Expected total enrolment: 1000. Setting: civil hospital in Karachi, Pakistan.
Interventions 0.6% chlorhexidine solution every 4 hours until delivery (4 washes maximum) and 1 neonatal wash with the same solution compared with 200 mL of sterile physiologic saline solution.
Outcomes Primary outcomes: neonatal death or severe sepsis at 7 days.
 Secondary outcomes: maternal: clinical chorioamnionitis, clinical endometritis, urinary tract infection, sepsis, length of hospitalization, readmission to hospital, death; neonatals: receipt of antibiotics, duration of hospitalization, readmission to hospital
Starting date June 2005.
Contact information Nancy Moss: mossn@mail.nih.gov
Notes Expected completion date: June 2006.
 ClinicalTrials.gov identifier NCT00121394