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8 results for "maternal complications"
Background: Many women in reproductive age-span succumb to complications during and following pregnancy and childbirth or abortion. Gross National Income affects the MMR by directly relating to the so
ForecastMaternal Mortality RatioIndiaGross National Income
🗓 Mar 2025pp. 77 - 82View Article →
Background: Global trends in cesarean section (CS) have been rising consistently. In India, the rates in tertiary hospitals are particularly high due to referral of complex cases. Trends over time and
Cesarean sectionobstetric indicationstrendstertiary careIndianeonatal outcomes
🗓 Sept 2025pp. 1031 - 1040View Article →
Introduction: Antenatal care (ANC) refers to the care a pregnant woman receives during her pregnancy through consultations with trained healthcare workers such as midwives, nurses, and sometimes docto
Booking statuspregnancy outcomewomen of reproductive ageYobe
🗓 Nov 2025pp. 1491 - 1495View Article →
Background: Hypertensive disorders during pregnancy remain amongst the most significant and intriguing unsolved problems in obstetrics. The study aims at testing the hypothesis that women with high Se
GonadotropinpreeclampsianormotensiveEclampsiaɓhcg.
🗓 Jul 2025pp. 663 - 669View Article →
Background: Obstetric hysterectomy (OH) is a life-saving procedure for antepartum, peripartum, and postpartum hemorrhage, but its high incidence in developing countries, like India, suggests a need fo
Hysterectomypostpartum hemorrhageuterine rupturematernal mortalityperinatal mortality
🗓 Oct 2025pp. 1184 - 1189View Article →
Background: Regular physical activity during pregnancy is a crucial component of antenatal care, offering significant maternal and fetal health benefits, including improved cardiovascular fitness and
Knowledgeattitudepracticeexercise during pregnancyantenatal careBauchi
🗓 Feb 2026pp. 177 - 180View Article →
Background: Early-onset neonatal septicemia remains a major cause of neonatal morbidity and mortality in developing countries. Its rapid progression, nonspecific clinical features, and high risk among
Early-onset sepsisAntimicrobial resistanceNeonatal intensive care
🗓 Jan 2026pp. 43 - 47View Article →
Background: Early detection of dyglycemia during Ist Trimester specially during 8-10 weeks can help us to Prevent Gestational diabetes mellitus in later period of pregnancy. A 2-hour PPBG ≥110 mg/dL a
Metformingestational diabetes mellitus (GDM)PPBG Post prandial blood glucoseMNT Medical Nutrition TherapyOGCT Oral Glucose challenge TestDIPSI diabetes in pregnancy study group India