… best option for mode of delivery in a subsequent pregnancy… caesarean section (ERCS). This
factor has contributed, more than any other, to the disproportionately high caesarean section …

… it is acceptable and a clinically safe choice for the majority of women to attempt a … vaginal
delivery after caesarean section is approximately 75% after one previous caesarean section…

… used to predict the success of vaginal delivery after cesarean section in 33 studies, of which
… prediction models for vaginal delivery after cesarean section may be acceptable, but models …

… after attempted vaginal birth after cesarean delivery versus … made about whether the excess
risks are acceptable or high. In … rupture during attempted vaginal birth after cesarean section: …

… a complex intervention aimed at improving vaginal birth after caesarean section (VBAC) rates
… elective repeat caesarean delivery (ERCD) for low-risk women in four European countries. …

… following caesarean delivery compared with vaginal delivery. … with little or no risk of bias (++),
acceptable with some flaws in … for the long-term risks and benefits of cesarean section. This …

… Despite the consequences for women’s health, a repeat cesarean section (CS) birth after
a previous CS is common in Western countries. Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) is …

… vaginal birth after CS. The decision should be the result of an overall evaluation, which can’t
exclude vaginal birth… risks of maternal and neonatal morbidity were acceptable in their eyes. …

… with two prior cesarean births to be acceptable candidates for … individual chance of achieving
a vaginal birth. This can be … achieving a vaginal birth after their previous cesarean. Many …

… vaginal birth after two previous cesarean sections (VBA2C), with specific attention to the
indications for previous cesarean … after cesarean delivery) is generally considered acceptable …