Prevalence and predictors of elective and emergency caesarean delivery among reproductive-aged women in Bangladesh: evidence from demographic and health survey, 2017-18
Abstract Background Over the years, an increasing trend of unnecessary caesarean section (c-section) deliveries has raised concerns in Bangladesh. So far, many studies have reported the risk factors of c-section delivery in Bangladesh. However, most of these studies did not estimate the predictors o...
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Main Authors: | T. Muhammad (Author), Shobhit Srivastava (Author), Pradeep Kumar (Author), Rashmi Rashmi (Author) |
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