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Table 1 - Distribution of the 609 cases of maternal death according to the main causes of death (São Paulo City,  1995-1999) Cause of death N % Arterial hypertension 142 23.3 Hemorrhagic disorders 105 17.2 Abortion 66 10.8 Cardiovascular diseases 58 9.5 Pu
Table 2 - Distribution of the 99 cases of maternal death due to preeclampsia/eclampsia (PE/E) and of the 43 cases resulting from disorders in pregnancy of chronic  hyper-tension (CH) according to time of death during pregnancy and puerperium (São Paulo Cit

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