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Obstetric management and pregnant outcomes in twin pregnancy

Sumei Wang

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Objective To investigate the outcome of twin pregnancy for 94 cases. Methods A retrospective method was used to analyze 94 cases with twin pregnancy. Results Twin pregnancy had more complications than singleton during in labor and puerperuim Conclusions Antenatal care should be enhanced in twin pregnancy. Timing and made of delivery are the most important.

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Objective To investigate the outcome of twin pregnancy for 94 cases. Methods A retrospective method was used to analyze 94 cases with twin pregnancy. Results Twin pregnancy had more complications than singleton during in labor and puerperuim Conclusions Antenatal care should be enhanced in twin pregnancy. Timing and made of delivery are the most important.

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Objective To investigate the outcome of twin pregnancy for 94 cases. Methods A retrospective method was used to analyze 94 cases with twin pregnancy. Results Twin pregnancy had more complications than singleton during in labor and puerperuim Conclusions Antenatal care should be enhanced in twin pregnancy. Timing and made of delivery are the most important.

Key concepts: Twin Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Obstetrics, Singleton, Medicine, Retrospective cohort study, Fetus, Surgery

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