Clinical characteristics and factors associated with hospitalization in cases requiring obstetrics and gynecology consultation in a tertiary emergency department

Gökhan Taşkın; Eylem Ersan; Samet Kıyak

doi:10.32322/jhsm.1858925

May 19, 2026Journal of Health Sciences and MedicineOpen Access

Clinical characteristics and factors associated with hospitalization in cases requiring obstetrics and gynecology consultation in a tertiary emergency department

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The research aims to identify characteristics and factors linked to hospitalization for gynecology and obstetrics consultations in the emergency department.
Single-center retrospective analysis of cases from January 2020 to October 2025 requiring GYN/OB consultation
Utilized data from the hospital information management system
Applied multivariate logistic regression to identify variables associated with admission.
Total of 6037 cases analyzed, median age 28, with 58.8% resulting in admission
Primary diagnoses included labor pain (45.3%), abnormal uterine bleeding (9.1%), and abdominal pain (8%)
Admission rates were significantly associated with the diagnosis, p-value indicating statistical significance.

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Retrospective study identifies hospitalization factors in gynecology and obstetrics cases in emergency department, indicating significant diagnostic influences.

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