The good news is, obstetric medicine is getting better all the time.

Objective: To identify the prevalence of depression symptoms in an obstetric population.

All models were controlled for sex, family adversity, and obstetric risk status.

This finding highlights the rapid impact of study results on obstetric practice.

The early detection of pre-eclampsia is a major challenge in obstetric care.

In addition, a relatively high-risk obstetric population was served with favorable outcomes.

This means that a key prediction of Washburn's obstetric dilemma is incorrect.

In addition, we controlled for psychosocial and obstetric perinatal risks and gender.

Sociodemographic and obstetric characteristics were evaluated in each group of maternal outcomes.

Usual care consisted of 12 prescheduled prenatal clinic appointments with obstetric providers.

Multivariate logistic regression estimated the influence of CCHD on these obstetric outcomes.

The primary obstetric causes of SAMM and maternal death did not correlate.

A three-level obstetric risk index was created using known risk factors.

Predicting large fetuses at birth has long been a challenge in obstetric practice.

Proper guidance during pregnancies and early detection of possible obstetric complications are needed.

Anemia, malaria and anticipated obstetric problems were the most frequent reasons for interventions.