Retracted: Third‐trimester uterine artery Doppler measurement and maternal postpartum outcome among patients with severe pre‐eclampsia

Abstract

Increased uterine artery resistance in the third trimester of pregnancy could be used to predict postpartum maternal complications.

RETRACTED: Association of biochemical markers with the severity of pre‐eclampsia

“…4 The frequency in multiparas is lower than that in nulliparas. 4 The diagnosis of pre-eclampsia is difficult. The symptoms include hypertension and signs of multiple organ disease.…”

“…The syndrome affects 2%–8% of pregnancies and remains a leading cause of perinatal mortality and morbidity worldwide . The prevalence of pre‐eclampsia in nulliparous populations ranges from 3% to 10% . The frequency in multiparas is lower than that in nulliparas …”

“…The prevalence of pre‐eclampsia in nulliparous populations ranges from 3% to 10% . The frequency in multiparas is lower than that in nulliparas …”

Midwives’ respect and disrespect of women during facility-based childbirth in urban Tanzania: a qualitative study

“…Historically, the areas of health coverage and quantity of healthcare providers have been the focus of program implementation at the national level [ 10 ]. It has only been recently that the quality of care has received attention [ 7 ]. In recent years, however, more studies have reported on women’s experiences of disrespectful and abusive care during childbirth at facilities by healthcare providers.…”

“…Bowser and Hill (2010) systematically reviewed disrespect and abuse (D&A) by healthcare providers and categorized the various forms of abuse as physical abuse, non-consented care, non-confidential care, non-dignified care, discrimination, abandonment, and detention in facilities [ 4 ]. Moreover, these categories may overlap [ 4 , 7 ] and can occur along a continuum from subtle discrimination to overt violence [ 11 ]. In Tanzania, quantitative studies on midwifery have also revealed the negative care experiences of women.…”