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Role of repeat procalcitonin estimation at 48 hours for outcome in pregnancy associated sepsis: a prospective observational study.

Rachna Agarwal | Kavita Sharma | Mohit Mehndiratta | Medha Mohta | Himsweta Srivastava | Almeida Edelbert Anthonio
Obstetrics & gynecology science | 2021

We assessed whether repeat procalcitonin (PCT) estimation has a role in detecting organ dysfunctions and mortality in pregnancy associated sepsis (PAS).

Pubmed ID: 33249805

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