Please help the Birmingham Preterm Prevention Team.

Please help the Birmingham Preterm Prevention Team who  are performing a service evaluation to find out how common it is for a woman to be diagnosed with a short cervix as an incidental finding at their fetal anomaly scan. These are not women who fulfil Saving babies lives criteria and so are offered routine cervical length scan. Instead the Birmingham Preterm Prevention Team are looking for women in whom the sonographer is worried that the cervix looks short when they do the routine fetal anomaly scan so goes on to offer formal assessment of the cervix. They would also like to know how these women are managed and what their pregnancy outcomes are.  This will only be a very small number of women, so they need as many centres as possible to sign up. Please register your interest here https://redcap.link/ISC.