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Background: This study examines the cesarean section (CS) rates in Armenia, focusing on the experience of a tertiary care hospital, Erebouni Medical Center, utilizing the Robson classification system.
Cesarean sectionRobson classificationmaternal and neonatal healthErebouni Medical CenterArmeniaretrospective analysis
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Background: Postpartum hemorrhage is the most common cause of maternal death in developing countries. Since no known risk factors are observed in a number of women who experience postpartum hemorrhage
Occupational exposureAluminum particlesPhosphorylated tauAlzheimer's disease
Original Article
Background: The epidemiology and contemporary treatment of anal fissures (AF) are underreported in the literature. To address this deficiency, this investigation examined the incidence, comorbidity pr
Breast CancerHepatic MetastasesLiver Function IndicatorsRetrospective Analysis
Original Article
Background: Surgical site infections (SSIs) constitute a significant source of postoperative morbidity and mortality globally. Furthermore, SSIs are associated with elevated healthcare expenditures an
Surgical site infectionMorbidityMortalityHospital stayPost-operative care
Original Article
Background: Pharmacists are playing a crucial role in the COVID-19 pandemic scenario, performing frontline duties for the community and supporting the healthcare system. Our objective was to contribut
SARS-CoV-2community pharmacists
Case Report
Background: Cesarean section (CS) rates are increasing globally, leading to heightened concern regarding associated adverse outcomes, including isthmocele formation. Isthmocele, a depression or defect
Cesarean sectionRobson classificationmaternal and neonatal healthErebouni Medical CenterArmeniaretrospective analysis