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Maternal Near Miss in a Tertiary Care Hospital

Sanjay Kumar Patil, Ashitosh Bahulakar, S. S. Vhawal, Guvari Ragunath, Sanjay M. Jadhav

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 92–96 · Published 21 Nov 2020

10.9734/jpri/2020/v32i2930888

Abstract

A hospital-based observational study was performed with 250 patients to assess the incidence of near-miss maternal related to extreme obstetric problems or maternal disease and near-miss mortality level institutional maternal. A majority of patients were from middle class (78%) followed by lower class (12%) and upper class (10%). Hypertension in pregnancy was diagnosed in 40% patients, while 12% and 6% patients had diabetes mellitus and cardiac diseases respectively. The gestational age at delivery was between 37-41 weeks in 64%, followed by 36% delivering before 37 weeks. The live birth rate was 68% while fresh still birth and macerated still birth was 22% and 10% respectively.

Near miss millennium development goals sustainable development goals.

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