Fistula after attended delivery and the challenge of obstetric care capacity in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo

scientific article published on 30 April 2015

Fistula after attended delivery and the challenge of obstetric care capacity in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is …

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P356	DOI	10.1016/J.IJGO.2015.02.032
P698	PubMed publication ID	26089287

P2093	author name string	Christophe Kimona
		Nerys Benfield
		Rogatien M Kisindja
		Nichole Young-Lin
		Luc M Kalisya
P2860	cites work	Estimates and determinants of sexual violence against women in the Democratic Republic of Congo	Q28237451
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		Obstetric vesicovaginal fistula as an international public-health problem	Q36608728
		Obstetric fistulae: incidence estimates for sub-Saharan Africa	Q39553326
		Aspects of psychosocial problems of patients with vesico-vaginal fistula	Q44453679
		Obstetric fistulae: a retrospective study of 1210 cases at the Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital	Q46225115
		Risk factors for obstetric fistula in the Far North Province of Cameroon	Q46355825
		The psychosocial impact of vesico-vaginal fistula in Niger	Q46575638
		Sexual violence-related fistulas in the Democratic Republic of Congo	Q47849333
P433	issue	2
P407	language of work or name	English	Q1860
P921	main subject	Democratic Republic of the Congo	Q974
P304	page(s)	157-160
P577	publication date	2015-04-30
P1433	published in	International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics	Q15746544
P1476	title	Fistula after attended delivery and the challenge of obstetric care capacity in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
P478	volume	130

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Q90724354	Frequency and management of non-obstetric fistula in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Experience from the Fistula Care Plus project
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Q55258013	Recent developments have made female permanent contraception an increasingly attractive option, and pregnant women in particular ought to be counselled about it.