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Latent class analysis reveals links between pregnancy complications and caesarean sections, suggesting improved care for at-risk women.
Caesarean sections occur frequently among pregnant women in China and are significantly associated with specific pregnancy complication clusters, particularly those involving hypertension, diabetes, anaemia, and thyroid dysfunction. These findings suggest that women with multimorbidity profiles should receive enhanced antenatal surveillance and individualised delivery planning to optimise maternal outcomes.
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