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An age-structured mathematical model of tetanus epidemiology, immunity, and vaccination across the life course. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Hounsell RA, Norman J, Silal SP.
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Maternal mortality rates in eclampsia

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1976
This study evaluates the dominant factors that influence the course of eclampsia toward a lethal outcome by means of statistical analysis of various clinical, laboratory, and morphologic data of 365 cases of toxemia with convulsions, that included 49 deaths and 33 autopsies, registered during a 9 year period.
M, López-Llera, G, Rubio Linares, J L, Hernández Horta   +2 more
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Maternal mortality and the rising cesarean rate

International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 2011
To review maternal mortality in a large stand-alone maternity hospital in a European city and to determine whether the increased cesarean rate was associated with an increase in maternal deaths.The details of maternal deaths at Coombe Women and Infants University Hospital, Dublin, Ireland, as published in the hospital's Annual Clinical Reports for 1995-
O'Dwyer, Vicky, Hogan, Jennifer L, Farah, Nadine, Kennelly, Mairead M, Fitzpatrick, Christopher, Turner, Michael J   +5 more
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Maternal Mortality Rate Associated with Cesarean Section

Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1980
MODERN OBSTETRIC CARE includes a more liberalized use of cesarean section in the interest of fetal and neonatal outcome. Antepartum and intrapartum monitoring has enabled us to identify those fetuses better served by abdominal delivery. In other instances, retrospective analysis has taught that abdominal delivery is in the best interest of the fetus ...
F D, Frigoletto, K J, Ryan, M, Phillippe
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Maternal Mortality in Taiwan: Rates and Trends

International Family Planning Perspectives, 1997
This study estimates the maternal mortality rate in Taiwan during 1984-88 based on vital statistics records and interviews with family members of deceased mothers aged 10-49 years. Findings indicate that 27717 women aged 10-49 years died in Taiwan during 1984-88.
Senyeong Kao, Li-Mei Chen, Leiyu Shi, Martin C. Weinrich, C. Arden Miller   +4 more
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The impact of abortion on maternal and perinatal mortality rates

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1972
Abstract Divergent moral, medical, and legal aspects of abortion have been rather thoroughly expressed. Stripping these attitudes from abortion, if this is possible, another aspect of the subject demands exploration. The influence of abortion on maternal and perinatal mortality rates has been and will be considerable, though unpredictable at present.
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