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The effect of the absence of an accompanying person at birth on the basic perinatal outcomes – a randomized study during the lockdown in the COVID epidemic.
To investigate the impact of an accompanying person on the basic parameters of perinatal outcome [e.g. length of stages of labour, proportion of Caesarean sections (CS), vaginal surgical delivery, perineal injury, Abgar score, epidural analgesia] were analysed.
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