Indications for obstetric admission in the ICU in Africa.

Indications for obstetric admission in the ICU in Africa.

<p>Indications for obstetric admission in the ICU in Africa.</p>

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Main Author:	Alemwork Abie (14486140) (author)
Other Authors:	Molla Getie Mehari (18147156) (author), Tenagnework Eseyneh Dagnew (21100593) (author), Amare Mebrat Delie (17621713) (author), Mihret Melese (16378425) (author), Liknaw Workie Limenh (18772203) (author), Nigus Kassie Worku (21100596) (author), Eneyew Talie Fenta (17138045) (author), Dereje Esubalew (21100599) (author), Mickiale Hailu (14018036) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Biotechnology Developmental Biology Cancer Science Policy Mental Health Infectious Diseases require advanced monitoring random effect model publication bias within joanna briggs institute african journals online admitted patients reached 6 weeks postpartum 190 mothers admitted obstetric hemorrhage 24 equipped obstetric icus intensive care unit critical appraisal tool severe obstetric complications three women admitted stata 17 software preferred reporting items overall pooled proportion cochran q test 97 – 21 2 </ sup obstetric icu admissions analysis </ p obstetric complications obstetric admissions obstetric admission icu care critical importance xlink "> therapeutic interventions test statistics systematically searched systematic reviews systematic review subgroup analysis sensitivity analysis roughly 17 resource settings prisma 2020 pregnancy 42 nearly one mortality worldwide maternal mortality maternal morbidity many countries major contributor icu highlights hypertensive disorders high percentage google scholar either pregnant egger ’ detected using comprehensive data common indications articles searched article ’ 63 %). 34 %).
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