[Severe complications of XXXX and delivery: the situation in Lorraine based on the European investigation].

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The level of maternal mortality appears to be higher in France than in other European countries according to the data collected in the 1995 European survey. We performed a retrospective analysis of severe @entity548 , @entity2099 induced @entity101 , and @entity295 in 1995 in the Lorraine region and reviewed the management scheme used in each case. There was one @entity204 and 223 cases of severe maternal morbidity (110 cases of @entity548 , 105 cases of @entity2099 induced @entity101 , 8 cases of @entity295 ). The frequency of these maternal diseases was an estimated 8 per 1000 births. Ninety percent of the @entity1 (90.7%) were living 7 days after birth. Pregnancy after the age of 35 years, @entity28 , and an intermediate level of vocational training were well-documented high risk factors in the Lorraine area. All of the @entity1 who developed complications had been followed regularly during their @entity2099 . High parity and a scarred uterus were high risk factors for post partum @entity548 . About 45% (45.5%) of the @entity1 were transferred to an emergency unit for intensive care. Pregnancy-induced @entity101 was treated within the normal hospital network, most of the mothers being transferred to a reference center prior to delivery. This retrospective study demonstrates the need for reporting more information on medical records. The data observed improved our knowledge of the prevalence and management of the main causes of direct @entity204 in the Lorraine area. It improved our knowledge on the prevalence and management of the main causes of direct @entity204 in Lorraine area.
