Prevalence and Characteristic of Urogenitalia Cases at Obstetry and Gynecology Departement of Hasanuddin University from Multiple Center in Makassar during 2019 to 2022
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Urogenitalia in woman prevalance in Indonesia is poorly reported and published. Information regarding this distribution of urogenitalia cases in woman may be beneficial to improve our management strategies and help the government to develop better healthcare policy in the city. We collected medical records from multiple hospital in Makassar from 2019 to 2020 that diagnosed with urogenitalia diseases. We found 472 patiens that diagnosed from Urogenitalia diseases from 2019 to 2020. Pelvical organ prolapse is the most frequent case accounted for 59.5% of study population followed by rupture of perineum and urinary tract fistula, 10.8% and 7.4% respectively. Others case were accounted below 3% with 19 total diagnosis.
Conclusions: Both medical and paramedical staff can use the QUID questionnaire and recommend it for wider usage, particularly in primary care or level I health institutions for screening, as this treatment can still be started in early.
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