… 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 …

… 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 …

Enhanced recovery after cesarean (ERAC) delivery is an evidence-based, multi-disciplinary
approach throughout pre-, intra-, post-operative period. The ultimate goal of ERAC is to …

… cesarean section worldwide. Objective: Our study aimed to investigate the demographic and
associated factors influencing vaginal birth after one cesarean (… the ideal acceptable range. …

… 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 …

… on cesarean section rates supports that cesarean section rates … 3 and 7 % of normal deliveries
and according to the findings … of included studies was at least acceptable, and in several …

… Compared with vaginal birth, cesarean sections are associated with greater risks of maternal
… The equivalence margin, δ, is defined as the maximum acceptable difference in iatrogenic …

… of cesarean section. Eight (3.9%) neonates tested positive in this review, six of whom were
born via cesarean section and two via vaginal delivery. … to determine if they are acceptable. …

… One study in 2007 looked at what level of additional fetal risk a woman or her caregiver
considered to be acceptable to achieve a vaginal delivery and to avoid a cesarean section.[8] …

… delivery. The goal of the study was to look at the subjective knowledge of mothers who had
both a caesarean section and a vaginal birth, … both caesarean and natural births experienced …