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Table 1. Characterization of deaths related to pregnancy  from external causes after investigation
Table 2. Classifi cation of maternal deaths after investigation, according to code O93
Table 3. Maternal Mortality Ratios (100,000 live births) before  and after classifi cation (Indirect obstetric maternal deaths and  from external causes related to pregnancy) using code O93
Table 4. Maternal Mortality Ratios (100,000 live births) before and after classifi cation (Indirect obstetric maternal deaths and  from external causes related to pregnancy) using code O93, according to age group

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