Nonetheless, neonatal tetanus still accounts for 5% of all neonatal deaths.
Therefore, across the four groups (still births, neonatal deaths, neonatal near miss cases and newborns with minimal or no complications), there were significant differences in mean birth weight, p = 0.003.> -wrap-foot> ΩCaesarean delivery or laparotomy for ruptured uterus; *Not referred include self-referrals.
PMCD should ideally be initiated within 4 minutes of TCA to improve maternaland neonatal outcomes; however, neonatal survival is still likely if delivery occurs within 10 to 15 minutes [ 47].
Still births, neonatal deaths and neonatal near miss cases (defined using criteria that employed clinical features, presence of organ-system dysfunction and management provided to the newborns were compiled).
However, neonatal exposure to excipients is still poorly studied.
The occurrence of miscarriages, still births, neonatal deaths and the presence of congenital abnormalities was recorded by midwives.
Still births, neonatal deaths, and perinatal deaths were less frequently reported only in 5, 3, and 4 studies, respectively, and we therefore did not pool these outcomes.
The four groups (still births, neonatal deaths, near misses, and babies with minimal complications) differed significantly with regard to gravidity, parity, age category, marital status, education level, and employment status.
N = 671, because this information was collected during 2-3 months postpartum when 49 women were lost to follow-up due to out-migration, multiple birth, still birth, neonatal death, maternal and child death.
