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Exploring the risk factors for relaparotomy following cesarean delivery. [PDF]
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2012
Cesarean delivery rates rose from 20 to 33% of births in the United States from 2006-2009 without an accompanying improvement in neonatal outcomes. The cesarean rate may be safely decreased by increasing vaginal birth after cesarean, encouraging external cephalic version for breech presentation, maintaining operative vaginal delivery skills, and ...
Lee T, Dresang, Lawrence, Leeman
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Cesarean delivery rates rose from 20 to 33% of births in the United States from 2006-2009 without an accompanying improvement in neonatal outcomes. The cesarean rate may be safely decreased by increasing vaginal birth after cesarean, encouraging external cephalic version for breech presentation, maintaining operative vaginal delivery skills, and ...
Lee T, Dresang, Lawrence, Leeman
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Timing of cesarean delivery in women with ≥2 previous cesarean deliveries
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2022The rate of cesarean delivery is continuously increasing with the leading indication being a previous cesarean delivery. For women with 1 previous cesarean delivery, it is generally agreed that the optimal timing of delivery by elective cesarean delivery is during the 39th week of gestation, whereas for women with ≥2 previous cesarean deliveries, the ...
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2021
Abstract Severe postoperative pain is reported in 20% of patients in the initial period following the cesarean delivery, and multimodal analgesic regimens provide better analgesia and allow for reducing total neuraxial and systemic opioid use, thus reducing the risk of side effects.
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Abstract Severe postoperative pain is reported in 20% of patients in the initial period following the cesarean delivery, and multimodal analgesic regimens provide better analgesia and allow for reducing total neuraxial and systemic opioid use, thus reducing the risk of side effects.
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Cesarean Delivery in a Gorilla
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1978SUMMARY A mature lowland gorilla (Gorilla gorilla) in the Los Angeles Zoo had destroyed 3 successive infants. To avoid a recurrence, active intervention was instituted during its 4th pregnancy. The period of gestation was estimated by physical examination, radiography, and amniocentesis.
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Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2002
A 35-year-old-woman presented to us for her third IVF treatment cycle. She had had a Cesarean delivery 7/2 months earlier following a successful IVF treatment. She had had an uneventful recovery from the operation. After delivery she had two menstrual periods then decided to start a new IVF treatment cycle.
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A 35-year-old-woman presented to us for her third IVF treatment cycle. She had had a Cesarean delivery 7/2 months earlier following a successful IVF treatment. She had had an uneventful recovery from the operation. After delivery she had two menstrual periods then decided to start a new IVF treatment cycle.
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Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1987
Postmortem cesarean delivery is an operation that has been practiced since antiquity. In previous centuries low infant survival rates led to negative opinions regarding the operation's usefulness. A review of the past centuries' cases and a review of fetal physiology suggest that to obtain optimum infant survival, cesarean delivery should be initiated ...
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Postmortem cesarean delivery is an operation that has been practiced since antiquity. In previous centuries low infant survival rates led to negative opinions regarding the operation's usefulness. A review of the past centuries' cases and a review of fetal physiology suggest that to obtain optimum infant survival, cesarean delivery should be initiated ...
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Intrathecal ropivacaine in cesarean delivery
Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice, 2017The aim of the present study was to evaluate the optimum dose of ropivacaine by comparing three different dosing regimens of isobaric ropivacaine 1% (naropin 10 mg/ml, Astra Zeneca) administered intrathecally and to demonstrate the effects of anesthesia in pregnant women scheduled for cesarean section.Sixty ASA grade I-II patients were scheduled to ...
Ateser, R.Y., Kayacan, N.
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Anesthesia for Cesarean Delivery
Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1987The available options for cesarean section anesthesia are spinal, epidural, and general anesthesia. Each method has been enhanced over the years to provide better operating conditions and increased maternal and fetal safety. The choice is made primarily by the requirements of the situation as each can be provided with nearly equivalent safety by today ...
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