Among the indirect causes of maternal deaths, miscellaneous indirect causes accounted for 14.5% of deaths, followed by tuberculosis (10.4%) and HIV and related causes (10.1%).
The underlying cause of death is grouped into eight categories: maternal; infectious diseases; malignancies; diseases of the circulatory system; suicide; other violent deaths; miscellaneous, and deaths for which cause of death was impossible to assign, or for which the reviewing physicians could not agree on a single cause of death.
Clear the miscellaneous items last.
There were no significant differences observed between the provinces in relation to abortion, maternal infectious diseases, other maternal diseases, complications of labour and other miscellaneous direct causes of death.
Central Nervous System related to prematurity 4. Central Nervous System 5. Infection 6. Miscellaneous 7. Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDIs, SIDS and Unascertained) In England we will employ a unique and innovative approach of using the standard National Tests (Key Stage 1) to assess the children's educational ability supported by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA).
These findings can be distinguished into three topics of special interest, i.e. genetic and other determinants of effectiveness and adverse effects of statins; cardiac rhythm disorders and sudden cardiac death; and miscellaneous pharmaco-epidemiologic topics of interest in the Rotterdam Study.
The review also identifies the primary neonatal cause of death in the same way; these are categorised under immaturity related, hypoxia, infection, congenital abnormalities, trauma, miscellaneous and unknown cause of death.
Other causes of death included smaller miscellaneous diagnostic groups.
Both miscellaneous and unspecified and undetermined death rates increased moderately with age.
Causes of death were categorised into: cardiovascular causes (cardiac complications, ischaemia, infarction, aneurysms, haemorrhage), infectious, non-medical (suicide, withdrawal from dialysis for any reason, accidental death), malignant or miscellaneous.
