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Pre-eclampsia as Underlying Cause for Perinatal Deaths: Time for Action

Stephen Hodgins
Global Health: Science and Practice December 2015, 3(4):525-527; https://doi.org/10.9745/GHSP-D-15-00350
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  • Perinatal Deaths per 1,000 Births Attributable to Eclampsia and Pre‐eclampsiaSource: Vogel et al. 20149 and corrigendum by Vogel et al. 201510; for late neonatal, also Lawn 2014.3
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    Perinatal Deaths per 1,000 Births Attributable to Eclampsia and Pre‐eclampsia

    Source: Vogel et al. 20149 and corrigendum by Vogel et al. 201510; for late neonatal, also Lawn 2014.3

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