This graph show the Causes of Direct Maternal Deaths in Numibia During 2005. 33.3% were caused
by Severe Eclampsia, 25% caused by hemorrhaging, 25% were caused by obstructed or prolonged
labor, 8.3% caused by complicated abortion, and 8.3 caused by postpartum sepsis.
This chart describes causes of direct maternal deaths in Namibia during the year 2005. Categories
on the chart include severe pre-eclampsia/eclampsia, hemorrhage, obstructed/prolonged labor,
and complications of abortion.
This diagram shows the causes of direct material deaths in Namibia during the year 2005. Severe
pre-eclampsia/ eclampsia were the highest percentage of deaths with 33%. Post-partum sepsis
and Abortion complications were the lowest at 8.3%
This is a pie chart of the causes of direct maternal deaths in Nambia during 2005. The most
common cause was severe ecclampia, while the least common cause was complications of abortions
and post partum sepsis.
This pie chart is comparing causes of maternal deaths in Nambia during 2005. The causes being
compared are pre-eclampsia (33.3%), haemorrhage (25.0%), obstructed-prolonged labour (25.0%),
complications of abortion (8.3%), and post-partum sepsis (8.3%).
This handmade chart shows the causes of maternal deaths in Namibia. It shows severe pre eclampsia
is the most common form of death in Namibia.
This graph shows direct maternal deaths in Namibia during 2005. These range from pre-eclampsia,
hemorrhage, obstructed long term labor, complications of abortion and post partum sepsis.
This image or figure shows or depicts in statistical pie chart format causes of direct maternal
deaths in Namibia during 2005. Highest percentage due to severe pre eclampsia and eclampsia.
The pie chart shows the causes of direct maternal deaths in Namibia during 2005. 33% of the
cause was due to severe pre-eclampsia, while only 25% was haemorrhage, obstructed labour also
contributed 25%, the others, including complications abortion and post-partum sepsis contributed
the same amount, 8.3%.
This pie chart shows the direct causes of maternal deaths in Namibia during 2005. 33.35 succumbed
to severe pre-eclampsia, eclampsia. 25% of deaths were due to hemorrhage. A further 25% occurred
because of obstructed prolonged labor. 8.3% of women died of complication of abortions and
8.3% due to postpartum sepsis.
This is a pie chart concerning causes of maternal deaths in Namibia in 2005. Measured causes
are eclampsia and pre-eclampsia, hemorrhage, obstructed/prolonged labor, complications of
abortion, and postpartum sepsis.
This is a 3d circle chart of direct causes of maternal deaths in Namibia is 2005. The slices
in descending order are severe pre eclampsia, hemorrhage, obstructed labor, complication of
abortion, and postpartum sepsis.
The chart shows the proportion of direct maternal deaths caused by certain types of complications
in Namibia in 2005. The most common (over 80%) are Severe pre-eclampsia/eclampsia, hemorrage,
and obstructed/prolonged labor.
Pie chart of the causes of direct maternal deaths in Namibia during 2005. The highest cause
was from severe pre-eclampsia / eclampsia accounting for 33%. Other causes include haemorrhage,
obstructed/prolonged labour, complications of an abortion and post-partum sepsis. The lowest
cause was from post-partum sepsis accounting for only 8.3% of the cases.
