… in most of the countries is higher than the acceptable threshold declared by World Health …
after vaginal delivery is shorter than the cesarean section [Citation9]. Also, a cesarean birth is …

… In New York State, 5.7% of cesarean sections without a … labor and vaginal deliveries, annual
volume of delivery, annual … been avoided, risks would be less acceptable when general …

… risk of trauma to the infant. However, the operator needs to balance the risks of a caesarean
birth following … A low forceps may be acceptable for assisted vaginal birth with suspected …

… carbetocin is acceptable during elective caesarean section, … agents, following either vaginal
delivery or caesarean section 72. … caesarean section, carbetocin resulted in a lower risk of …

… for elective cesarean section (CS) in subsequent births [3, 4]. … -assisted vaginal birth, but no
such increased risk after … as far as we know both are acceptable and widely used. We think …

… women who had cesarean section or vaginal instrumental delivery had higher somatization,
… symptom levels than those who had natural or vaginal delivery as well as overall general …

… predict successful vaginal birth after Caesarean section (VBAC)… for prediction of vaginal birth
after caesarean delivery. A non … CS, was recognized as a safe and acceptable option after a …

… vaginal birth, irrespective of the method of operative birth in the second stage of labor. In this
article, we argue that assisted vaginal birth … AVB was an acceptable alternative. Furthermore…

… “A prediction of the acceptable rate in 10 years’ time would neither be prudent nor, in itself, …
of the supposed site of cesarean section (CS). (B) Sagittal view of a frozen section from a …

… 48 h following vaginal delivery and 96 h after caesarean delivery must be covered by health
insurers. The optimum length of stay for women undergoing caesarean delivery should be …