Cesarean Section
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A cesarean section, often referred to as a C-section, is a surgical procedure used to deliver a baby through incisions made in the mother’s abdomen and uterus. This method is typically considered when a vaginal delivery poses risks to either the mother or the baby. Common reasons for opting for a C-section include complications such as fetal distress, abnormal positioning of the baby, multiple pregnancies, or previous surgeries on the uterus that may complicate a vaginal birth.
The procedure usually takes place in a hospital setting and involves several steps. After administering anesthesia, the surgeon makes a horizontal incision in the lower abdomen, followed by another incision in the uterus. The baby is then delivered through these openings. The entire process typically lasts about 45 minutes to an hour, and after delivery, the medical team monitors both the mother and baby for any immediate concerns.
While a cesarean section can be life-saving and may provide a safer delivery method in certain situations, it also comes with potential risks. Benefits include reduced risk of birth injuries and the ability to plan the delivery date, which can be important for logistical reasons. However, risks may include infection, longer recovery times, and potential complications in future pregnancies. Understanding both the advantages and disadvantages is essential for informed decision-making in the context of childbirth.
Acupressure Benefits for Postoperative Ileus After Cesarean Section
This research paper is about a study that examined the effect of acupressure, a traditional and inexpensive noninvasive treatment, on postoperative ileus (POI) symptoms following a cesarean section. P...Analysing Caesarean Section Rates and Risk Factors in New South Wales
This study analysed data from women in New South Wales, Australia who gave birth between 2013 and 2015, with the aim of understanding the rates of caesarean sections by the mother's country of birth a...Analyzing Caesarean Section Rates Among New South Wales Mothers: a Study
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This study looked at how physical therapy can help women who have given birth via cesarean section. This type of birth can sometimes lead to complications like pain in the short term, and issues like ...Benefits of Subcutaneous Suturing After Cesarean Section Surgery
This research looked at whether a particular method of stitching up the wound after a Caesarean section (C-section) could reduce complications. They specifically focused on suturing (stitching) the su...C-Section Rates Among Uninsured Women in the Usa: Key Findings
This research paper investigates the likelihood of uninsured women in the USA having a caesarean section (C-section) compared to those with insurance. The researchers reviewed and analyzed various stu...Can Antenatal Classes Help Lower Cesarean Section Rates?
This research study examined whether attending antenatal classes during pregnancy could reduce the rate of cesarean births in southern Italy. The researchers chose three local health authorities with ...Cefotaxime Use Before Cesarean Section: Reducing Post-Op Infections
This study aimed to determine if the use of the antibiotic cefotaxime before and after a caesarean section could help prevent infections after the operation. The researchers studied 150 women who had ...Cesarean Section Before 28 Weeks: Risks and Outcomes for Mothers
This study aimed to compare the type of childbirth (vaginal birth or caesarean section) in women who had previously had a caesarean section before 28 weeks of pregnancy, with those who had a caesarean...Cesarean Section Rates in Brazil: Insights From a 10-Year Study
The Robson Ten Group Classification System is a way to categorize pregnant women based on certain characteristics related to their pregnancy. Each group has a suggested rate for cesarean section (C-se...Cesarean Section Rates in Hong Kong: Trends Over 20 Years
This research paper is about a study conducted in a Hong Kong public hospital over a 20-year period (1995-2014) to analyze the trend of caesarean section births. The study found that the overall rate ...Cesarean Section Vs. Vaginal Birth for Extremely Preterm Infants
This research paper reviews studies that compare the outcomes of extremely preterm infants (those born before 28 weeks) and very low birth weight infants (those weighing less than 1500 grams at birth)...Cesarean Sections and Maternal Deaths: Key Insights for Expecting
This study investigates the connection between cesarean sections and maternal deaths in Latin America, the region with the highest rates of C-sections worldwide. The researchers reviewed studies that ...Choosing the Best Anesthesia for Elective C-Section with Placenta
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This research paper looks at the use of a tool called a partogram, which is used to track the progress of labor. The aim was to see if using this tool can help reduce the rate of cesarean (or C-sectio...Effects of Ringer's Solution Vs. Voluven in Cesarean Sections
This study aimed to compare the effects of two types of fluids given to pregnant women before they underwent a C-section with spinal anesthesia. The two fluids, Ringer's solution and Voluven, were giv...Emergency C-Section: Guidelines for Life-Threatening Situations
This research paper is about a simple method for performing an emergency C-section during a life-threatening situation (like a cardiac arrest) in pregnant women who are at least 20 weeks along. It pro...Exploring the Link Between C-Section Births and Autism Risk
This research was conducted to see if there was a link between children being born via C-section and developing autism. The study was done in Saudi Arabia in 2016 and involved comparing children with ...Factors Influencing Cesarean Section Rates in Santa Catarina Hospitals
This research looked at how different factors, like the type of hospital and social status, might influence the rate of cesarean section births. The data was collected from six areas in the state of S...Factors Influencing Cesarean Sections in Twin Pregnancies
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This research studied factors that might be linked to the choice of having a voluntary cesarean section (C-section) for childbirth. The study looked at data from 1,295 births in São Paulo, Brazil, in ...Guidelines for Emergency Cesarean Sections in Cardiac Arrest Cases
This research paper provides guidelines for emergency medical personnel who need to perform a life-saving procedure in situations where a pregnant woman has had a cardiac arrest outside a hospital set...Health Effects of Cesarean Sections on Women and Children
This research paper discusses the health effects of caesarean sections (C-sections) on women and children. While a C-section can be life-saving when medically necessary, it can also lead to both short...Health Outcomes of Elective Vs. Emergency Cesarean Sections
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This research paper examines the effect of caesarean section (C-section) births on a baby's gut health. The study found that C-sections, which are becoming more common, can disrupt the balance of bact...Immediate Skin-to-Skin Contact During Cesarean Section: a Study
This research paper talks about a study comparing three different methods of handling newborns during a caesarean section. The first method is the traditional way where the mother can't see the baby u...Impact of Cesarean Section on Infant Health Outcomes in India
This research paper studies the effects of caesarean section delivery on infants in India. The study used data from the 2015-2016 India National Family Health Survey and analyzed the rates of diarrhea...Impact of Cesarean Section on Newborn Puppy Health and Oxidative
This research paper investigates how the method of birth (natural or cesarean section) affects the balance of antioxidants and oxidative stress in newborn puppies. The researchers studied 21 female do...Impact of Cesarean Section on Newborn Weight Loss and Gain Patterns
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This research paper investigates whether caesarean sections (C-sections) and the resulting scars can negatively impact future fertility and the success of assisted reproduction techniques, such as IVF...Impact of Previous Cesarean Section on Assisted Reproductive Success
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This study looked at how well doctors followed guidelines to prevent blood clots in women who had C-sections. The risk of blood clots is four times higher after a C-section than after a vaginal birth....Improving Uterine Closure Techniques During Cesarean Sections
This study compared three different surgical methods used to close the uterus during a Caesarean section (C-section). 120 patients were divided into three groups: one group had a traditional double-la...Managing Impacted Fetal Head During Cesarean Section: Key Techniques
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This research paper talks about a severe bleeding incident in a dog after it had a cesarean section (a surgical operation to help deliver puppies). The study focuses on how the dog's blood pressure wa...New Standardized Cesarean Section Method Improves Patient Outcomes
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This research paper talks about a condition called parietal endometrioma, which can occur in women who have had at least one caesarean section birth. This condition can cause chronic, cyclical pelvic ...Planned C-Section Vs. Vaginal Birth for Twin Pregnancies: What to Know
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This study looked at the level of pain experienced by women after having a cesarean section, comparing those who were having their first cesarean to those who had undergone the procedure before. The s...Pregnancy After Cesarean Section: What Women Need to Know
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This research paper explores how Brazil became a global leader in performing C-sections, or cesarean sections. It describes how doctors started to view and use different types of childbirth surgeries ...The Evolution of Cesarean Sections: History, Trends, and Impact
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This study looks at changes in the usage of Caesarean sections (C-sections) in Mozambique between 1995 and 2011. A C-section is a surgical procedure used to deliver a baby and its rate of use can indi...Understanding Annular Cervical Detachment During Cesarean Section
The research paper discusses a rare medical event called annular cervical detachment. This typically occurs due to prolonged labor and the resulting impact on blood flow. However, it can sometimes hap...Understanding Anxiety After Cesarean Section: Moving Post-Surgery
The research looks at the anxiety levels in women who are asked to move around (verticalization) immediately after having a caesarean section (C-section). Typically, doctors encourage patients to move...Understanding Bladder and Ureter Injuries in C-Sections and Hysterectomies
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This research looked at the main reasons why caesarean sections (C-sections) are performed at a major hospital in Australia. The study reviewed records of women who gave birth at the hospital from 201...Understanding C-Section Risks During Vaginal Breech Births for Moms
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This research was conducted to understand the risk factors for a condition called cesarean scar pregnancy (CSP), which is becoming increasingly prevalent in China. CSP is a rare type of ectopic pregna...Understanding Cesarean Section Complications: What Women Should Know
This research paper looks at the complications women can face after having a C-section (a type of surgery used to deliver a baby) at the Provincial General Hospital of Kananga from 2016 to 2020. The s...Understanding Cesarean Section Risks: Infection Rates and Factors
In the past 10 years, more and more women in Russia are giving birth via C-section (also known as abdominal delivery), with the current rate at about 25%. However, this increase has also led to a rise...Understanding Cesarean Section Techniques and Postoperative Care
This research paper reviews the surgical techniques used during Caesarean sections (C-sections) in a major hospital in Singapore, comparing them to recommended best practices and examining how they ma...Understanding Cesarean Section Trends and Outcomes in Low-Income
This research paper is planning a detailed review of studies examining the rise of cesarean section deliveries (CSDs) in lower and middle-income countries (LMICs). Despite the known risks and addition...Understanding Cesarean Sections At Full Cervical Dilation: Key
This research paper analyzes the rate of caesarean sections performed in full dilation over a period of five years at a hospital in Sydney. A caesarean section is a surgical procedure to deliver a bab...Understanding Cesarean Sections: Costs and Health Outcomes Explained
This research paper investigates the cost and health outcomes of different types of childbirth methods, specifically focusing on cesarean sections (C-sections) versus natural birth in low-risk pregnan...Understanding Cesarean Sections: History and Key Contributions
This research paper appears to delve into the subjects of caesarean section and obstetrics, with a particular focus on the contributions of William Smellie. As there's no abstract available, it's a bi...Understanding Cesarean Sections: History, Trends, and Impacts
This research paper is about the history, current prevalence, and implications of cesarean delivery, commonly known as C-sections. C-sections are now performed on one in three women in the United Stat...Understanding Cesarean Sections: Importance of Tracking Birth Rates
This research paper discusses the rate of caesarean section births, which has been increasing over the past thirty years. Some experts argue that there is no need to keep track of these rates, suggest...Understanding Cesarean Sections: Reasons and Considerations for Moms
This research paper is about the growing number of caesarean section births globally. It notes that the reasons for this increase are still not entirely clear and are a topic of debate among experts. ...Understanding Cesarean Sections: Risks and Benefits for Mothers
According to the World Health Organization, 15% of births require a cesarean section to keep the mother and/or baby safe. However, the increasing number of cesarean sections (also known as Lower Segme...Understanding Complex Cesarean Sections: Risks and Considerations
This research paper discusses the topic of caesarean sections (C-sections), which are one of the most common surgeries performed worldwide and play a significant role in reducing maternal and infant m...Understanding Complications in Difficult Cesarean Sections for Moms
This research paper looks into the complications that can arise from Caesarean sections (C-sections), a type of childbirth where a surgery is done to take a baby out from the mother's womb. While C-se...Understanding Exit Procedure During Cesarean Section for Baby's Health
The research paper talks about a special procedure called the ex utero intrapartum treatment (EXIT) which is carried out during a caesarean section. This procedure is often used to treat babies who ha...Understanding Factors Behind Cesarean Sections in Low-Risk Pregnancies
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This research paper looks at the relationship between a pregnant woman's fear of childbirth and whether she ends up having an emergency cesarean section (C-section). The fear of childbirth is a common...Understanding Microbial Dysbiosis in Children Born via Cesarean
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This research paper discusses the rising trend of mothers requesting Caesarean sections (C-sections) as their preferred method of childbirth, even when there are no medical reasons that necessitate th...Understanding Readmissions for Infections After Cesarean Sections
This research paper looks back at data from a hospital between 2012 and 2015 to see how many women had to be readmitted after having a caesarean section due to infections at the surgery site. Out of 6...Understanding Risks and Mortality After Cesarean Section Surgery
This study sought to understand the death rate and risk factors associated with undergoing a second surgery after a caesarean section (C-section). Researchers sifted through data from 11 databases, fo...Understanding Second Surgeries After Cesarean Sections: Key Insights
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This research paper looked at the link between C-section deliveries and postpartum depression (PPD). PPD can negatively affect the relationships between mom and baby, and the health of both. The res...Understanding the Rise in Unnecessary Cesarean Sections Worldwide
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