Aims: To study the demographic profile and morbidity-mortality pattern of neonates admitted
in Sick Neonatal Care Unit (SNCU) and study the difference between inborn and outborn …

Background: India accounts for 24% of global neonatal mortality. It is important to study the
mortality and morbidity pattern as it helps to implement new treatment protocols …

Results: In 2015–2016, Gujarat has operationalized forty SNCUs by saturating each district
with at least one SNCU. The study found near proportions of (53%) inborn–(47%) outborn …

Background: Neonatal mortality rate contributes significantly to under five mortality rates.
Data obtained from pattern of admission and outcome may uncover various aspects and …

Introduction: Neonatal period is a very vulnerable period of life due to many problems. India
alone contributes to about 25% of neonatal mortality around the world. In spite of advances …

Context: World over, four million newborn babies die in the first month of life out of which
India contributes to about 1.2 million deaths every year. India thus accounts for a quarter of …

Background: India is one of the largest contributors in the pool of neonatal death in the
world. However, there are inadequate data on newborns referred to tertiary care centers …

Materials and Methods: The study is conducted in NICU of a teaching hospital admitted
within 24 h of birth in central India over a period of 1-year. Results: One thousand three …

Objective: This research was conducted to analyze the elements and factors that link with
newborn deaths at Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of a public teaching hospital in …

Objective: To determine the disease pattern and causes of neonatal mortality in tertiary care
neonatal unit of a teaching hospital. Study Design: This descriptive case series. Place and …