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Maternal and foetal morbidity associated with caesarean section

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Date
1981-08
Author
Narone, J.N.
Narone, R.K.
Walharmi, S.
Chatterjee, T.K.
Type
Article
Language
en
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Abstract
264 cases of Caesarean sections were reviewed for the,period January I,1978 to December 31,1978 in the U.T.H. An analysts was made with particular emphasis on Maternal and foetal morbidity and mortality. The need of early intervention and a more liberal use of C.S. is emphasised in reducing foetal morbidity and mortality.
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https://library.adhl.africa/handle/123456789/11319
Citation
Narone, J.N., Narone, R.K., Walharmi, S. and Chatterjee, T.K. (1981).Maternal and foetal morbidity associated with caesarean section. Medical Journal of Zambia, 15, (4)
Sponsorhip
Office of Global AIDS/US Department of State
Publisher
The University of Zambia, Medical Library
Subject
Martenal Morbidity
Caesarean Section--Zambia
Foetal Morbidity--Zambia
Description
Caesarean sections reviewed for the,period January I,1978 to December 31,1978 in the U.T.H., Lusaka, Zambia
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