A 10 years autopsy-based study of maternal mortality in Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Lagos, Nigeria
Conclusion: The leading causes of death in this study, hemorrhage, cardiovascular disease and eclampsia are highly avoidable and treatable. We recommend that thorough cardiovascular management should be instituted during antenatal care, and the government should focus more on an emergency response such as availability of adequate blood and blood products in the hospitals.
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - Category: Rural Health Authors: FA Faduyile SS Soyemi FE Emiogun JO Obafunwa Source Type: research
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