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Item Abortion. a preliminary report on some factors associated with abortion(1980-12-01) Win Ko; Nan OoItem Clinical, ultrasonic and pathologic analysis of ovarian tumours at the Central Women Hospital (A prospective study)(1990-08-01) Ba Thike, Katherine; Nan Oo; Khin Nyunt; Saw Lwin; Khin San TintDuring an 18 month period from 1st January 1988 t0 30th June, 1989- 90 cases diagnosed as ovarian tumours were admitted to Unit 11, Central Women Hospital. Pre-operative data collection on clinical features and ultrasonic findings were made. Following laparotomy, operative findings and histopathologic diagnosis were noted. 87 cases had a laparotomy. Out of 82 cases of ovarian tumours, 21 were malignant (25.6 per cent) and 61 (74.4 per cent) benign. The clinical and ultrasonic diagnotic accuracy of ovarian tumours were 87.35 per cent and 91.18 per cent. There was no statistical difference between the two methods in diagnosing ovarian tumours (p>0.05). The accuracy of differentiating malignant from benign ovarian tumours clinically, by ultrasound or by laparotomy using gross findings and histopathology as the definitive diagnosis was also calculated and there was no significant difference (p>0.05). The sensitivity, specificity, predictive values for positive and negative teste were calculated in differentiating benign from malignant ovarian tumours. It was found that clinical diagnosis had the highest sensitivity rate (73.68 per cent) whereas operative findings had the highest specificity rate (96.72 per cent).Item Early discharge of obstetric patients at the South Okkalapa Hospital(1967-04-01) Nan OoItem Evaluation of ultrasonic placental localization(1984-03-01) Khin Mar Myint; Nan OoItem The role of bed rest & effect of isoxsuprine on pregnancy(1979-04-01) Khin Khin Win; Nan OoItem A study of postmenopausal genital bleeding at Central Women Hospital(1984-01-01) Tin Tin; Nan OoItem Utilization of gynaecologic beds at the Central Women's Hospital (1990)(1992-12-01) Ba Thike, Katherine; Nan Oo; Khin Mar Myint; Htar Htar YiA one year situational analysis of utilization of gynaecological beds at the Central Women's Hospital (Unit II) is presented. The pattern of admission, details of treatment, duration of hospital stay and bed occupancy were determined. There were 667 admissions of which 564 were elective admissions and 103 were emergencies, of all admissions, 84.1 percent were operated on. Of the abdominal operations, hysterectomy (135) was the most common operation followed by female sterilization (120). Anterior and posterior colporrhaphy (56) was the commonest vaginal operation performed. The mean hospital stay for cases of female sterilization, myoma uterms, ovarian tumour and uterovaginal prolapse was 7 days, 26 days, 22 days and 19 days respectively while the mean waiting time was 5 days, 14 days, 14 days and 11 days respectively. Recommendations whereby the waiting time and the hospital stay and indirectly the bed occupancy can be reduced are presented. It is hoped that quality medical care can be rendered by optimal use of existing resources.