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\title{Pale to Pink: Where are we going with the fetomaternal care? A perinatal
mortality audit of a tertiary care hospital in coastal Karnataka in
India for 2019-2020 By Dr. S. Kanchan (SR), Dr. V. Jatana (JR), Dr. MV
Pai (HOD) Dept of OBG, KMC Manipal,}



\author[1]{Swati Kanchan}%
\author[2]{Vaishnavi Jatana}%
\author[1]{Murlaidhar Pai}%
\affil[1]{Kasturba Medical College Manipal}%
\affil[2]{KMC Manipal}%


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  \date{May 24, 2024}


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\begin{abstract}
Perinatal Mortality Rate is an important epidemiological indicator of
Maternal and Child Health care because of its sensitivity for both
maternal and new-born care. To analyse trends of perinatal morbidity and
mortality, 4177 deliveries were studied across 18 months in a tertiary
care hospital in Karnataka. Fetal growth restriction accounted to more
than 50\% of the perinatal deaths. Maternal morbidities were associated
with up to 40.6\% of causes for still birth. Preterm births account to
45.3\% of neonatal deaths, sepsis accounting to 20.31\%. Early
recognition and intervention for these conditions~seemed to be the
mainstay in improving perinatal outcome.%
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\textbf{Pale to Pink: Where are we going with the fetomaternal care?}

\textbf{A perinatal mortality audit of a tertiary care hospital in
coastal Karnataka in India for 2019-2020}

\textbf{Swati Kanchan\textsuperscript{1}, Vashnavi
Jatana\textsuperscript{2} , Muralidhar V Pai\textsuperscript{3}}

1* Senior Resident

2* Junior Resident

3* Professor and Head

Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Kasturba Medical College,
Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal, Karnataka, India-576104

\textbf{Corresponding Author:} Dr Swati Kanchan, Email:
swati.kanchan89@gmail.com

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