Abstract Background: Vaginal births after cesarean or elective repeat cesarean section (CS) are the options of delivery after one previous scar. However, there is no evidence regarding the preferred mode of delivery in ...

ABSTRACT Background: Maternal injury with any form of perineal trauma following vaginal delivery is very common which ranges globally from 16.2% to 90.4%. The frequency of Obstetric anal sphincter Injuries (OASIs) range ...

ABSTRACT Introduction: Postterm pregnancy is defined as a pregnancy that has reached or extend beyond 294 days or 42 weeks of gestation. Worldwide the incidence of post term pregnancy varies and ranges from 1.16% to ...

Abstract Background: Globally severe degree fear of childbirth is estimated to be 6-16% but the incidence has significant variation across countries. It leads to maternal depression, feeding problem and requiring for Cesarean ...

ABSTRACT Background: Breech deliveries have perinatal mortality that is two to four-fold higher than cephalic deliveries. And describing perinatal outcomes of breech deliveries is important in developing countries like ...

ABSTRACT Background: -Uterine rupture is an obstetrical emergency with serious undesired complications for laboring mothers resulting in fatal maternal and neonatal outcomes. However, there is limited research on prevalence ...

Background: Vitamin A deficiency is among the leading preventable causes of childhood morbidity and mortality that might be attributable to the low uptake of vitamin A supplementation (VAS). Factors contributing to its ...

Objective This study aimed to assess the prevalence and determinants of anaemia among lactating and non-lactating women in low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs). Design Comparative cross-sectional study. Setting ...