Authors :
Jayashree. Itti, Shilpa. N. Kugali, Dr. Deelip S. Natekar, Mahesh. Koujalagi, Sharavan kumar Lachyan, Nitin. Jakati
Volume/Issue :
Volume 4 - 2019, Issue 7 - July
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Abstract :
The maternal mortality and morbidity
problem in developing countries is high. Every year 6,
00,000 women die because of problems during
pregnancy. The maternal mortality is a complex relation
between medical, cultural, logistic and socio economic
factors and prevailing health care infrastructure in the
community. The major immediate causes account for
75%of maternal death.
The maternal mortality and morbidity
problem in developing countries is high. Every year 6,
00,000 women die because of problems during
pregnancy. The maternal mortality is a complex relation
between medical, cultural, logistic and socio economic
factors and prevailing health care infrastructure in the
community. The major immediate causes account for
75%of maternal death.
