Titlebook: Cesarean Section; Guidelines for Appro Bruce L. Flamm (Research Chairman),Edward J. Quill Book 1995 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1995 ETA

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-211-34325-3Cesarean section (CS) is one of the most common major operations performed around the world. In this chapter we attempt to answer the following questions:

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E. Schneider,P.-A. Fischer,P. JacobiDr. Roy Pitkin, editor of ., recently stated that “without question, . most remarkable change in obstetric practice over the last decade in volves management of the woman with apriorcesarean delivery.”. It would also prob ably be safe to say that few changes in the past decade have made obstetricians so angry. Why is this true?

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M. Naoi,T. Niwa,M. Yoshida,T. NagatsuTo discuss the consequences of genital herpes during pregnancy, particularly as it relates to the route of delivery, it is necessary to review the classification of this infection.

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Searching for a People-Nature Matrix,This chapter explores the ethical issues surrounding the utilization of cesarean section for delivery. A few definitions are in order.

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Cesarean Delivery in the United States: A Summary of the Past 20 Years,This chapter summarizes what has happened to cesarean rates in the United States during the past 20 years and outlines some of the factors responsible for the changes that have taken place.

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Worldwide Utilization of Cesarean Section,Cesarean section (CS) is one of the most common major operations performed around the world. In this chapter we attempt to answer the following questions:

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Genital Herpes: Contemporary Management,To discuss the consequences of genital herpes during pregnancy, particularly as it relates to the route of delivery, it is necessary to review the classification of this infection.

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Projektspezifische Planungsgrundlagen, apparently leveled off at 23.5%..The United States and Canada previously led the world in the frequency of cesarean deliveries,. and we can take little solace in the news that our current rates are exceeded only by Brazil and Puerto Rico.