Volume 17 - Issue 4

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Assessment of perceived factors influencing the choice of cesarean delivery on maternal request compared with vaginal delivery among antenatal clinic attendees

Emelobe Chidiebele Samuel,² Akoma Chisom Ukachi,¹Umeh Sophia Adaora,¹ Godspower Oghenehole,² Okoroike Onyinyechi Janefrances,³ Ayenuwa Isaac Olarotimi,⁵Anunwa Prisca Uche,¹ Ezeuchenne Princess Chisom,⁴ Ofoegbu Nneoma Amarachi,¹ Igbolekwu Chidinma Edrain,²Mbaka Harriet Uchechi,⁶ Igba Favour Chizurum,⁷ Eze Emmanuel Nnaemeka⁸

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Contemporary hysterectomy practice in a busy tertiary centre: A retrospective cohort study of indications, histopathological concordance, surgical routes, and outcomes

Bashir H,^1,2McSharry E,¹ Lindow SW,^1,3 Tadesse W¹

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Advanced pelvic organ prolapse in a Tunisian cohort: clinical associations and compartment-specific severity patterns

Nadia Marwen, Onsi Nasri, Sarra Kerkni, Ekram Guerbej, Ridha Fatnassi

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Knowledge, attitude, and practices of contraception in senior secondary school girls of Banjul

Shariq Mahmood, Momodou Kabir Manneh, Matthew Anyanwu

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Independent midwifery-led home births in Australia: a step ahead or a step too soon?

Mariam Kunjachen Maducolil,¹ Stephen W Lindow^2,3

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Obstetrics & Gynecology International Journal

Volume 17 - Issue 4

Assessment of perceived factors influencing the choice of cesarean delivery on maternal request compared with vaginal delivery among antenatal clinic attendees

Contemporary hysterectomy practice in a busy tertiary centre: A retrospective cohort study of indications, histopathological concordance, surgical routes, and outcomes

Advanced pelvic organ prolapse in a Tunisian cohort: clinical associations and compartment-specific severity patterns

Knowledge, attitude, and practices of contraception in senior secondary school girls of Banjul

Independent midwifery-led home births in Australia: a step ahead or a step too soon?

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