Why the study?
Does an ERAS protocol reduce length of hospital stay in women undergoing emergency cesarean delivery?
Does an ERAS protocol reduce length of hospital stay in women undergoing emergency cesarean delivery?
An ERAS protocol is feasible and reduces length of hospital stay for emergency cesarean deliveries in a low-income setting.
Supports ERAS adoption for emergency cesarean delivery; extends RCT evidence to low-income settings.
Use of an ERAS protocol for women undergoing emergency cesarean delivery in a low-income setting is feasible and reduces length of hospital stay without generally increasing the complication rate.
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