A review of a rural Saskatchewan obstetric service.
In a six-year retrospective audit of 405 obstetric cases managed in a small rural Saskatchewan hospital, it was demonstrated that proper patient selection leads to excellent outcomes. The standards of practice were shown to be concordant with similar practices in the United Kingdom and the United States.
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