Ofer Amram, Solmaz Amiri, Robert B Lutz, Anna Crowley, Pablo Monsivais
The Association Between Obesity, Socio-Economic Status, and Neighborhood Environment: A Multi-Level Analysis of Spokane Public Schools
Journal of community health
uterine rupture obstetric emergency associated significant maternal perinatal mortality morbidity especially resourceconstraint countries nigeria determine incidence fetomaternal outcome uterine rupture nigerian teaching hospital retrospective review cases uterine rupture managed 21 years case notes affected women retrieved information sociodemographic obstetric characteristics clinical presentation intraoperative findings fetal maternal outcomes extracted data analyzed using spss version 230 descriptive statistics computed factors associated maternal deaths secondary rupture gravid uterus determined using binary logistic regression analyses statistical significance reported p005 31616 deliveries review period 182 cases uterine rupture giving incidence 576 per 1000 deliveries cases uterine rupture 652 treated uterine repair maternal fetal deaths recorded 81 827 cases respectively women aged least 35 years p0035 women laboured home traditional birth attendants tba place p0002 women multiple sites rupture p0049 developed hypovolemic shock p0002 likely die uterine rupture ruptured uterus remains significant cause maternal perinatal morbidity mortality nigeria strategies prevention include effective health education masses conduct labour wellequipped health facility prompt referral atrisk women