2018
DOI: 10.1590/1806-93042018000100002
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Concepts, prevalence and characteristics of severe maternal morbidity and near miss in Brazil: a systematic review

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“…In our study the prevalence of MNM according to the WHO criteria in Brazil was 8.36/1000, which is consistent with the systematic review of da Silva et al in Brazil (the MNMR varied from 4.4/1000 LB). 60 The reason for the little statistical difference is the difference in the years of the study as well as various definitions in identifying the cases of maternal death. In the present study the MNM prevalence in middle and low income countries of Asia and Africa to compare to high-income countries, are higher; which is in line with the study of Tunçalp et al 7 Of course, in these continents, countries such as Iran have a MNM prevalence (1/1000 LB) similar to that of European countries.…”
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“…In our study the prevalence of MNM according to the WHO criteria in Brazil was 8.36/1000, which is consistent with the systematic review of da Silva et al in Brazil (the MNMR varied from 4.4/1000 LB). 60 The reason for the little statistical difference is the difference in the years of the study as well as various definitions in identifying the cases of maternal death. In the present study the MNM prevalence in middle and low income countries of Asia and Africa to compare to high-income countries, are higher; which is in line with the study of Tunçalp et al 7 Of course, in these continents, countries such as Iran have a MNM prevalence (1/1000 LB) similar to that of European countries.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…No caso do aumento da pressão arterial, mais especificamente pré-eclâmpsia, esta constitui a principal causa de mortalidade materna no Brasil (19) . Mulheres com qualquer manifestação de síndrome hipertensiva durante o pré-natal deixam de ser candidata ao parto domiciliar planejado, saindo da condição de risco habitual (4) , justificando a transferência hospitalar evidenciada nessa pesquisa.…”
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“…Brasil vivencia uma epidemia de intervenções desnecessárias na assistência obstétrica, que culminam em maiores taxas de cirurgias cesáreas sem indicação, infecção puerperal e mortalidade materna 1 . Sobre este aspecto, é importante destacar que a morte materna por causas evitáveis está intrinsicamente relacionada aos atrasos obstétricos, dentre os quais o terceiro tipo de atraso configura-se na demora da identificação dos sinais e sintomas de gravidade nas gestantes, parturientes e puérperas por parte dos profissionais de saúde 2,3 .…”
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