Maternal Fetal Medicine

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• Natal Teeth: A Rare Case Report and Management Strategies

  Benjamin Elly, James Njiru, Marian Esiromo

• Medical management of Ogilvie’s syndrome after cesarean delivery: A case report

  Victor Wanjohi,, Karuri, Waruingi

• Knowledge of obstetric danger signs and associated factors among pregnant women attending the antenatal care clinic at Kenyatta National Hospital: A cross-sectional study.

  Christine Njeru, Cyrus Kimanthi

• Perception of health care providers on the quality of oxytocin across six E-MOTIVE Trial sites in Kenya

  Polycarp Oyoo, Prof, Zahida Qureshi, Dr. Alfred Osoti, Dr. George osoti, Ms. Joan Mwende, Ms. Jennifer Okore

• Prevalence and pattern of blood and blood component utilization at the Kenyatta National Hospital maternity unit in 2022-2023: A cross-sectional study

  Elias Wakoli, George Gwako, Philomena Owende, Omondi Ogutu, Elly Odongo, Joseph Karanja

• Point-of-care ultrasound, today, tomorrow, and the future – the place for task sharing

  Professor, Mercylyn Mokeira, Eric Wefukho, Patricia Owira, Edward Serem

• Cervical cancer prevention in Western Kenya in the vaccine era

  Hillary Mabeya

• Audit of assisted vaginal deliveries at Aga Khan University Hospital: A retrospective study

  Johnstone Miheso

• terine rupture in the first trimester: A case report and literature review

  Steve Mutiso, Felix M Oindi, Debbie Mundia

• Maternal danger signs, why care?

  Prof. Peter B. Gichangi1,2

  152-153

• Mothers matter: reducing preventable maternal deaths in Kenya via optimal postpartum hemorrhage prevention and treatment

  Dr. Paul K. Koigi, Prof. Kihara A.B, Dr. Stephen W. Karangau, Dr. Benjamin E Odongo, Prof. Moses M. Obimbo, Dr. Stephen Kaliti, Prof. Zahida P Qureshi

  114-115

• Quality of glycemic control and pregnancy outcomes among patients with gestational diabetes at the Kenyatta National Hospital, Kenya

  Dr. Salome N. Noreh, Dr. Joseph W. Gichuhi, Dr. Alfred Mokomba

  144-151

• EARLY NEONATAL OUTCOMES AMONG MOTHERS RECEIVING VARIABLE DOSES OF DEXAMETHASONE FOR PRETERM PREMATURE RUPTURE OF MEMBRANES AT KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL: A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY

  Dr. Odhiambo S.A , Prof. Qureshi Z.P, Prof. Ndavi P.M, Dr. Kosgei R.J, Dr. Kihara A.B, Dr. Ayieko P, Dr. Koigi P.K, Dr.Osoti a, Dr. Odawa F.X, Dr. Gwako G.N, Dr. Kilonzo M.K, Dr. Kireki O, Dr. Ogutu O

  54-63