borderline significantp = 0.06
A borderline significant association was observed with country ( p = 0.06).
A borderline significant association was observed with country ( p = 0.06).
Borderline non-significant associations were observed on referral status ( p = 0.08) and pregnancy status on admission ( p = 0.07).
A study carried out in Brazil over 12 years showed, however, an increasing trend for the MNM ratio [ 59 ].
There was a strong and highly significant association between the moment the MNM complication occurred and the type of SMO: a fatal outcome was four times more frequent in women who developed the complication during hospitalization (50.0%) than in those whose complication was present on admission (12.0%; p < 0.0001; supplementary material Table S2 ).