Infant and child mortality is a health indicator of society in general, and a significant number of these deaths occurs at Neonatal Intensive Care Units. Efforts aimed at preventing infant and child mortality are effective only if based on reasonably reliable information regarding death-related factors. Information is required on risk factors leading to such outcomes in order to prioritize inte...

Abstract Aim Emergency laparotomies carry significant risk of morbidity and mortality. Risk calculation tools are essential to identify high-risk patients inform clinicians in decision making. As part a multi-centre research initiative, retrospective study all emergency major trauma centre was conducted determine the most accurate predictor thirty-day mortality by comparing four, internationall...