Examples of using Obstetrical in English and their translations into Spanish
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Furthermore, the list of direct obstetrical causes showed that a number of maternity-related deaths could have been avoided if a therapeutic abortion had been performed.
extremities as well as for gynaecological, obstetrical, urological and otorhino-laryngological operations.
Provision of obstetrical examinations through mobile medical teams in settlements with compact Roma population.
counter-referral system for obstetrical emergencies was extended to other provinces such as Kirundo,
The maternal death rate by direct obstetrical risk overcomes maternal death rate by abortion.
Paragraph 337 referred to the lack of obstetrical care but did not indicate how that was reflected in maternal and child health.
In spite of being among the most classical obstetrical complications, knowledge on PE
The maternal mortality by obstetrical risk decreased from 0.26%o live births in 1990 to 0.17%o in 2003.
special mobile teams to provide emergency obstetrical services in rural areas.
Comprehensive support programme The Maternity offers a comprehensive support programme to future mothers presenting no obstetrical risk in particular.
The high indoor concentration of such pollutants results in a higher prevalence of respiratory diseases, obstetrical problems, eye infections
early referral to specialist obstetrical facilities.
Also a placental abruption(in which there is premature separation of the placenta) can lead to obstetrical hemorrhage, sometimes concealed.
Percentage of emergency obstetrical cases in regions attended by emergency obstetric care teams.
Some services and programmes, e.g. obstetrical and gynaecological services, are specially designed to cater for the needs of women.
Good obstetrical services contribute to the lower infant death rate with about 95 per cent of births attended by trained medical personnel.
Also, focus has been made to produce much more midwives to be deployed in rural areas to improve obstetrical and neonatal care.
distributed in all obstetrical hospitals and clinics within 24 hours upon completion of the delivery.
particularly obstetrical and gynaecological care.
notably in cases of obstetrical complications, as well as post-partum care.