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Perinatal Outcome: A Comparative Study between Emergency and Elective Caesarean Section at A Tertiary Care Hospital 围产儿结局:三级医院急诊与择期剖宫产的比较研究

Journal of Perinatal Society of Nepal Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI: 10.59881/jpeson1

Arun Prasad Joshi, Neer Shobha Chitrakar, J. Pariyar, I. Shrestha, Rima Maharjan, P. Maharjan

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