Dr. Sabina RazdolskyObstetrics & Gynecology
Last reviewed: March 13, 2026Written by Dr. Sabina Razdolsky

Research & Publications

Dr. Sabina Razdolsky has co-authored peer-reviewed research focused on obstetric outcomes and evidence-based management of pregnancy complications. All published papers are indexed on PubMed and available through their respective journals.

Published Research

Preterm labour induction: modalities, implications and outcomes

European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, 317: 114847 (2026)

Shanny Kolp-Asis, Roi Yozevitch, Reut Baram, Elad Miron, Limor Vaknin-Geron, Shani Levin, Sabina Razdolsky, Nissim Arbib

Retrospective cohort study of 563 preterm inductions (29–36 weeks). Prostaglandins associated with lowest caesarean rates (10.7% vs 30.4% balloon catheter + oxytocin, 21.5% oxytocin alone). No significant differences in adverse neonatal outcomes across groups.

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The risk of preterm delivery after appendectomy during pregnancy is higher in the face of a negative appendectomy

American Journal of Surgery, 240: 116120 (2025)

Yoav Baruch, Sabina Razdolsky, Emmanuel Attali, Matan Anteby, Yariv Yogev, Nadav Michaan

Retrospective cohort of 185 pregnant women who had appendectomy vs 555 controls. Preterm delivery higher in appendectomy group (11.9% vs 5.4%). Negative appendectomies carried higher preterm risk than inflamed cases. Appendectomy itself was the sole significant risk factor (OR 2.3).

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Is expectant management of late preterm prelabor rupture of membranes an option in patients with Group B streptococcus colonization?

International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics — Online ahead of print (2025)

Elior Eliasi, Sabina Razdolsky, Elena Minich, Shanny Kolp Asis, Ella Segal, Ariel Many, Miriam Lopian

Study of 217 pregnancies (34–37 weeks) comparing GBS carriers (98) vs non-carriers (119). No significant difference in chorioamnionitis, neonatal fever, or adverse outcomes. Expectant management with antibiotic prophylaxis appears safe for GBS-colonized women with late PPROM.

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Upcoming Research

The following studies are currently in progress or under review. Details will be updated upon publication.

Upcoming

Maternal and neonatal outcomes following emergency cerclage placement: a single-center experience

TBD (2026)

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Upcoming study analyzing outcomes of emergency cervical cerclage procedures performed during the second trimester.

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Vaginal progesterone versus cervical pessary for short cervix: a comparative effectiveness study

TBD (2026)

Sabina Razdolsky et al.

Upcoming comparative study evaluating vaginal progesterone against cervical pessary in women with shortened cervix detected on mid-trimester ultrasound.

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Research Interests & Methodology

Dr. Razdolsky's research interests center on maternal and neonatal outcomes, with a particular focus on preterm birth prevention, labor induction strategies, and surgical decision-making during pregnancy. Her work is primarily based on retrospective cohort studies conducted at academic medical centers, analyzed using established statistical methodologies.

All research follows institutional ethical guidelines and undergoes rigorous peer review before publication in indexed journals.

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