1. A cesarean delivery was performed without problems, but the baby at birth had rapid respiration.

2. Cesarean Section Cesarean delivery is obviously needed in certain situations and has saved many lives.

3. In all the nine studies of monitoring, the number of cesarean deliveries was doubled in the group that was monitored.

4. If you have had only one cesarean delivery, VBAC may be a safe option for you.

5. Conclusion:Cesarean delivery, abortion history, prenatal check and the use of pitocin were the important influences of emergency hysterectomy on obstetric.

6. The cesarean delivery rate more than doubles when passing the 42nd week compared with 40 weeks because of cephalopelvic disproportion resulting from larger infants and by fetal intolerance of labor.

7. If you have had a cesarean delivery (also called a C-section) before, you may be able to deliver your next baby vaginally. This is called vaginal birth after cesarean, or VBAC.

8. Analyzing the risks of cesarean delivery . [ comment ] .

9. After exclusion, 1392 women were retained in this study . Primary unplanned cesarean delivery rate was 11.35 %.

10. If the fetus remains undelivered, consideration should be made for cesarean delivery.

11. Induction at 41 weeks with cervical ripening lowers the cesarean delivery rate.

12. Most previous studies of intrapartum interventions have focused on active labor, showing little effect on cesarean delivery rates.

13. As she was over forty, the doctor advised a Cesarean delivery.

14. Results: During study period, 1960 women delivered and total cesarean delivery rate was 33.5 %.

15. Objective To study the effect of non - language communication on parturient women cesarean delivery.

16. Methods: The management process of 3 cases of the womb cicatricial cyesis after cesarean delivery was retrospectively analyzed in our hospital in last year.

17. I would like my husband present at all times if the baby requires a Cesarean delivery.

18. Objective To study the effect of non - language communication on parturient women during cesarean delivery.