Cesarean Section Rate, Maternal and Fetal Outcome of Birth Following Cesarean Section at Finoteselam Hospital, Northwest Ethiopia: A Descriptive Retrospective Data

melaku98; Tsebay Gezahegn; Mulat Adefires; Atsede mazengia

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melaku98
Tsebay Gezahegn
Mulat Adefires
Atsede mazengia

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cesarean section rate, maternal and neonate outcomes, northwest ethiopia

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Cesarean Section Rate, Maternal and Fetal Outcome of Birth Following Cesarean Section at Finoteselam Hospital, Northwest Ethiopia: A Descriptive Retrospective Data. (2016). Global Journal of Medical Research, 16(31), 23-29. https://medicalresearchjournal.org/index.php/GJMR/article/view/

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