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Table 3 Overall cause-specific mortality fractions and ranked causes, together with pregnancy status assessments, from verbal autopsies in Burkina Faso (n = 91) and Indonesia (n = 116), in original and follow-up interviews

From: Assessing the repeatability of verbal autopsy for determining cause of death: two case studies among women of reproductive age in Burkina Faso and Indonesia

 

Burkina Faso

Indonesia

 

original interview

follow-up interview

original interview

follow-up interview

cause of death

%

rank

%

rank

%

rank

%

rank

Abortion related death

3.6

10

1.8

11

1.3

17

1.9

15

Anaemia

6.8

5

3.6

7

5.4

7

4.7

8

Cancer

2.2

13

3.6

7

2.9

11

5.2

7

Cardiovascular disease

8.4

3

3.0

9

7.0

6

5.5

5

Diabetes

4.1

9

4.1

5

4.5

9

5.3

6

Ectopic pregnancy

0.3

19

1.4

14

1.8

15

2.9

13

HIV/AIDS related death

5.4

7

4.6

5

0.3

20

1.8

16

Haemorrhage

8.2

4

9.4

3

17.2

1

11.5

2

Indeterminate

1.2

17

0

18

2.8

12

0.9

18

Kidney disease

2.4

12

1.5

13

3.3

10

3.0

12

Liver disease

1.6

15

2.1

10

5.2

8

3.3

11

Malaria

19.6

1

30.0

1

8.8

4

7.8

4

Non-pregnancy related infection

0

20

0

18

0

21

0.9

18

Obstructed labour

2.6

11

1.7

12

2.6

13

2.0

14

Other maternal cause

1.6

16

0

18

2.1

14

3.6

10

Pregnancy-induced hypertension

5.8

6

1.2

15

8.3

5

3.7

9

Pregnancy-related infection

18.5

2

23.2

2

11.8

2

24.2

1

Respiratory disease

0

20

1.2

17

0.3

19

0

21

Ruptured uterus

2.2

14

0

18

1.6

16

1.0

17

Suicide

0.6

18

1.2

15

1.0

18

0.4

20

Tuberculosis (pulmonary)

5.0

8

6.4

4

11.8

3

10.6

3

Pregnancy status

        

not pregnant within 6 wks of death

6.8

3

21.5

2

8.2

3

7.8

3

pregnant within 6 wks of death

70.9

1

67.0

1

51.4

1

51.6

1

pregnant at death

22.3

2

11.5

3

40.4

2

40.6

2