Pisake Lumbiganon

TL;DR: To determine whether restrictive or routine episiotomy in term pregnant Southeast Asian women results in fewer complications, a large number of women selected for this study had undergone a previous Caesarean section.

TL;DR: This updated review included four studies with 221 women with uterine fibroids and the evidence was very low quality, downgraded for serious risk of bias, due to poor reporting of study methods, and serious imprecision.

TL;DR: CSRs in Thailand continuously increased and were correlated with adverse maternal and perinatal outcomes, and more effort at the national level to reduce unnecessary CS is urgently required.

TL;DR: Despite the fact that the GNPRH centers included in this study represent some of the best health care available in these countries, they lag far behind centers in developed countries in neonatal mortality rates and their use of various obstetric practices.

TL;DR: The national assessment would serve as a resource for countries to plan HRH-related future actions and the protocols used in a five-country assessment of medical, nursing, and public health education are described.