We included all patients who were pregnant and underwent cesarean section and calculated maternal early warning scores.

Our study aims to evaluate the use of early warning scores as a screening tool to predict obstetric mortality and morbidity in pregnant women who will undergo cesarean section.

The presence of a "trigger" for MEOWS in all systems, defined as either a single severely abnormal parameter (falling in the "red" zone) or two slightly abnormal parameters (falling in the "yellow" zone), was categorized as the risky group. Absence or mildness of the trigger was considered as the risk-free group.

In the case of MEWC, the presence of only one abnormal parameter designated the risk group, while the absence of a trigger indicated the risk-free group.

For MEWT, the presence of a "trigger" defined as either a single severely abnormal parameter (falling in the "red" zone) or two mildly abnormal parameters (falling in the "yellow" zone) was categorized as the risky group, with the absence or mildness of the trigger considered as the risk-free group.

APGAR scores at 1st and 5th minutes were calculated for postnatal babies.

The Modified Aldrete Recovery Score System was computed for mothers to assess postoperative recovery.