Uterine niche is a potential significant consequence of Caesarean section and is diagnosed
by ultrasound. The timing of Caesarean section (during pre, early or advanced labour) …

Objective Prolonged labor is the commonest indication for intrapartum cesarean section, but
definitions are inconsistent and some common definitions were recently found to …

Background Although guidelines for clinical indications of cesarean sections (CS) exist,
nonclinical factors may affect CS practices. We hypothesize that CS rates vary by day of the …

Objective Preventing the first cesarean delivery (CD) is important as CD rates continue to
rise. During the novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, quality improvement …

Objective To assess the impact of a multifaceted intervention on reducing the rate of
cesarean section (CS) without negatively affecting the rate of perinatal mortality. Methods A …

Abstract Background: According to the World Health Organization, the ideal caesarean
section rate is 10–15% but rates have increased worldwide over the past few decades. Data …

Objective While there are known racial disparities in cesarean delivery (CD) rates, the exact
etiologies for these disparities are multifaceted. We aimed to determine if differences in …

Résumé Le taux de césarienne augmente dans le monde pour se stabiliser à 20% en
France et 35% aux USA au milieu des années 2000. Afin d'endiguer cette pratique the …

Background Dystocia of active first stage of laborhas a notable contribution to maternal and
fetal and/or neonatal morbidity and mortality. It is a main reason for the increasing rate of …

Aim: Cesarean section rates have increased, and although various measures such as
antenatal education programs have been introduced to correct this, these could not be …