OBJECTIVE To estimate the maternal morbidity associated with cesarean deliveries
performed at term without labor compared with morbidity associated with spontaneous labor …

OBJECTIVE: To estimate the maternal morbidity associated with cesarean deliveries
performed at term without labor compared with morbidity associated with induction of labor …

Objective The aim of the study was to compare the maternal and neonatal morbidity
associated with elective cesarean sections with planned vaginal delivery. Methods A total of …

OBJECTIVE: To compare the outcomes and costs associated with primary cesarean births
with no labor (planned cesareans) to vaginal and cesarean births with labor (planned …

OBJECTIVE: To estimate the association of labor induction with the risk of a cesarean
delivery for nulliparous women presenting at term at a regional hospital. METHODS: This …

OBJECTIVE: To compare maternal and neonatal outcomes in spontaneous versus induced
labor after one previous cesarean delivery. METHODS: Women with one previous cesarean …

ContextTrial of labor after previous cesarean delivery is associated with increased risk of
uterine rupture. However, no reliable data exist on the effect of a trial of labor on the risk of …

Objective: To quantify the risk of cesarean delivery associated with elective induction of
labor in nulliparous women at term. Methods: We performed a cohort study on a major urban …

Background: The percentage of United States births delivered by cesarean section
continues to increase, even for women considered to be at low risk for the procedure. The …

BACKGROUND: The mode of delivery for women with a previous cesarean delivery remains
contentious. We conducted a study comparing maternal and infant outcomes after attempted …