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<title>Magnitude and factors associated with adverse Maternal and perinatal outcomes among twin Pregnancies in jimma town, southwest ethiopia</title>
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<description>Magnitude and factors associated with adverse Maternal and perinatal outcomes among twin Pregnancies in jimma town, southwest ethiopia
Firew Belay; Wubeshet Girma; Afework Tadele
There was a fast improvement of twin's birth outcomes in the past decade,&#13;
but it was average in developing countries
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<title>Evaluation of Referral Cases and Maternal-Perinatal outcome in Jimma Zone, Ethiopia: A Comprehensive Analysis</title>
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<description>Evaluation of Referral Cases and Maternal-Perinatal outcome in Jimma Zone, Ethiopia: A Comprehensive Analysis
Anberbir Girma; Jerome Messadier
Access to adequate maternal healthcare is fundamental during pregnancy and&#13;
childbirth, with referral mechanisms playing a vital role in connecting patients to critical health&#13;
services. By providing timely referrals for emergency obstetric care, healthcare providers can help&#13;
ensure healthier outcomes for mothers and their newborns, ultimately improving the quality of&#13;
maternal and neonatal health services.
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<title>Prevalence and associated factors of surgical site infection Among women underwent cesarean delivery at jimma medical Center, ethiopia: a cross-sectional study</title>
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<description>Prevalence and associated factors of surgical site infection Among women underwent cesarean delivery at jimma medical Center, ethiopia: a cross-sectional study
Ahmed mohammed; Fedilu abdulahi; Buzuayehu buje
Surgical site infections (SSIs) following cesarean delivery represent a major cause&#13;
of maternal morbidity and increased healthcare costs, particularly in resource-limited settings.&#13;
Jimma Medical Center (JMC), a major referral hospital in southwestern Ethiopia, manages a high&#13;
volume of emergency cesarean sections
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<description>Factors influencing meconium-stained amniotic fluid Among pregnant mothers who gave birth at jimma University medical centre, ethiopia, 2025
Otorit Patrick; Eshetu Shimelis; Beilyou Abebe
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