Obstetric Care in COVID-19: Strategy in a Tertiary Care Setting

Shamsa  Humayun; Saima  Chaudhary; Nuzhat  Malik; Shamila Ijaz  Munir

doi:10.21649/akemu.v26iSpecial Issue.3616

Obstetric Care in COVID-19: Strategy in a Tertiary Care Setting

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Shamsa Humayun
Saima Chaudhary
Nuzhat Malik
Shamila Ijaz Munir

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21649/akemu.v26iSpecial%20Issue.3616

Keywords:

COVID-19, pregnant women, women health

Abstract

In the beginning, the infection was thought to be limited to expatriates arriving in the country from disease affected areas or belonging to the religious gatherings. Since early April 2020 community spread and transmission among families has replaced the initial trend of transmission, thus increasing the number of women acquiring infection, including young pregnant women.

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07/09/2020

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Humayun, S. ., Chaudhary, S. ., Malik, N. ., & Munir, S. I. . (2020). Obstetric Care in COVID-19: Strategy in a Tertiary Care Setting. Annals of King Edward Medical University, 26(Special Issue), 109–111. https://doi.org/10.21649/akemu.v26iSpecial Issue.3616

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Vol. 26 No. Special Issue (2020): AKEMU

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Expert Opinion

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