Background Caesarean delivery on maternal request (CDMR) is considered a significant
contributor to the unprecedented increase in caesarean deliveries (CDs) for nonclinical …

Background Caesarean section rates are increasing worldwide, and since the 2000s,
several researchers have investigated women's demand for caesarean sections. Question …

Background In recent decades we have observed a remarkable increase in the rate of
caesarean section (CS) in both developed and developing countries, especially in China …

Background The caesarean section rate has risen rapidly in China. The purpose of this
retrospective study was to estimate caesarean section rates and indications by hospital …

Objective To identify factors contributing to the rapid rise of caesarean section in Shanghai
through the prospective observation of changes in the preferred mode of delivery in …

Adverse environments during pregnancy can increase susceptibility to chronic diseases in
adult offspring. The occurrence and development of fetal-originated diseases were …

Objectives This study aimed at describing the use of a prospective database on hospital
deliveries for analysing caesarean section (CS) practices according to the WHO manual for …

Purpose To review and compare the foetal outcomes and mode of delivery in patients with
nuchal cord for single loop, double loops, and multiple loops. Methods A retrospective study …

Background and objective: Childbirth fear is a major problem for women, as it results in
avoidance of maternity, women & fetal stress and raise in women requests for cesarean …

Abstract Background To examine Cesarean delivery rates based on the Robson's Ten-
group classification system (TGCS), over a 10-year period. Methods All Vaginal Deliveries …