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Correlations Between Education Level and Obstetrical Complications
Methods: A descriptive and analytical study was conducted at the mother and child compound of the University Hospital of PZaGa Androva Mahajanga, for twelve months, start on January 1st 2017 to 31 December 31st 2017.The level of education (uneducated, primary, secondary, High school, University),ethnicity, gynaeco obstetrical antecedents, pregnancy follow-up, and obstetrical complications were considered. Variables factors were treated with Microsoft Excel 2013 and R software. A Chi square Pearson test was performed, with a threshold value above 0,1
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