Red Cell Distribution Width (RDW) and Neutrophil-to-Lymphocyte Ratio (NLR) as Predictors of Maternal Sepsis in Conflict Zones: Supplementary Materials"
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healthcareCréateur:
Ali
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Cen
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OSF
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This repository contains supplementary files for the meta-analysis evaluating low-cost hematological biomarkers (RDW/NLR) for early detection of maternal sepsis and adverse birth outcomes in conflict-affected low-resource settings.
Key Features
- Population: 27,350 participants from 28 LMICs (68% active conflict zones).
- Biomarkers: RDW >14.8% and NLR >5.1 as conflict-adapted cutoffs.
- Innovation: First validation of RDW/NLR in humanitarian obstetrics.
PROSPERO-Registered Meta-Analysis
- Registration ID: [CRD420251102517](crd.york.ac.uk)
- Protocol: No deviations from PROSPERO registration.
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