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Bhutan Health Journal, 2021 Introduction: World Health Organization recommends using the Ten-group Robson classification as a standard for assessing and reducing caesarean section (CS) rates. Our study aimed at analyzing CS deliveries using this system with the primary objective of
Tshering Tamang +3 more
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Andalas Obstetrics and Gynecology Journal, 2023 Introduction: The high incidence of Cesarean Section (CS) in Indonesia causes morbidity and mortality for mothers and babies and is not in line with efforts to reduce maternal and infant mortality according to the 2024 RPJMN.
Wendy Armi
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PLoS ONE, 2020 BackgroundWith an increasing rate of caesarean sections as well as rising numbers of multiple pregnancies, valid classifications for benchmarking are needed.
Karen Triep +4 more
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Robson Classification and quality audit
Nepal Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 2021 World Health Organization has recommended Robson Classification from baseline obstetric characters to assess, monitor and compare Cesarean Section rates by the quantity analysis. Incorporation of real time labor related factors requires quality audit for both maternal and perinatal outcome.
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Examining Cesarean Delivery Rates Using the Robson’s Ten-group Classification [PDF]
The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology of India, 2015 To examine Cesarean delivery rates based on the Robson's Ten-group classification system (TGCS), over a 10-year period.All Vaginal Deliveries and cesarean sections (CSs) performed over a 10-year period from 2004 to 2013 were included in the analysis. The data were compiled according to Robson's TGCS of cesarean section for every year.
Rayshang G, Yadav, Nandita, Maitra
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Interdisciplinary Approaches to Medicine, 2022 Background: Cesarean section (CS) rate is rising worldwide including in Afghanistan. Access to CS indicates maternal quality care in a healthcare system, but higher rates are associated with increased maternal-fetal mortality due to CS severe ...
Aqeedah Momand +1 more
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Analysis of caesarean section using Robson’s ten group classification system - a way of monitoring obstetric practice [PDF]
New Indian Journal of OBGYN, 2022 Aim: The aim of the present study was to calculate the overall cesarean section rate, to identify groups of women (distributed according to Robson’s Ten Group classification system) that contributed most to the overall cesarean section rate and to ...
Renu Jain, Vrunda Joshi
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Segregation of Patients for Intrapartum Monitoring, using Robson’s Classification
JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC RESEARCH, 2017 Monitoring labour by intermittent or continuous foetal heart rate monitoring has been discussed widely in literature. Robson's classification has categorized pregnant women in ten groups. The study proposes to examine in which patients one must recommend continuous or intermittent foetal heart rate monitoring.To study the effect of Continuous ...
Khushboo Vikram Kandhari +3 more
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Revista Enfermagem UERJ, 2021 Objetivo: analisar as complicações obstétricas de gestantes adolescentes por meio da Classificação de Robson. Método: trata-se de uma pesquisa quantitativa documental. Foram pesquisados 150 prontuários de gestantes adolescentes de alto risco.
Mirelly Barbosa Cortez +5 more
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International Journal of Advanced Medical and Health Research, 2021 Background: The rising cesarean section (CS) rate is a global concern and World Health Organization in 2015 has proposed the use of Robson-10 group classification system as a standard for assessing and monitoring CS both within and across the healthcare ...
Kanmani Murugesan, Sasirekha Rengaraj
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