A Study on the Association between Low Maternal Serum @entity1760 Level and XXXX .

@entity1 @entity3152 @entity1760
Objectives. The study was aimed to assess the association between low maternal serum @entity1760 levels and @entity3152 . Methods. It is a cross-sectional case-control study in which eligible @entity1 were pregnant @entity1 admitted in labour within the labour ward complex of a Lagos tertiary hospital. Relevant data were extracted from the case records of these @entity1 and blood samples were obtained from all participants and serum @entity1760 levels measured. Results. The study showed that 36% of the study @entity1 had varying degrees of hypomagnesaemia. The relative risk indicates that @entity3152 is 1.83 times higher among the @entity1 with low serum @entity1760 (less than 1.6   mg/dL). The mean difference in serum @entity1760 levels in both groups was statistically significant (P<0.05). Conclusion. We can infer that low serum @entity1760 (hypomagnesaemia) is associated with preterm onset of labour. We can, also from this finding, formulate a proposition that would help in preventing @entity3152 and birth with the use of prophylactic oral @entity1760 supplementation among @entity1 with higher risk for development of @entity3152 .
