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Percentage of women who had selected labor-related interventions.(Data Watch)
Percentage of Women Who Had Selected Labor-Related Interventions One or more vaginal exams 87% Intravenous fluids 86% Broken membranes 55% Pitocin after labor began 53% Bladder catheter 52% Stitching near vagina 52% Internal check of uterus after birth 49% Episiotomy 27% Cesarean ...
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