In 1985, WHO stated that there was no justification for caesarean section (CS) rates higher
than 10–15% at population-level. While the CS rates worldwide have continued to increase …

Objective Caesarean section was initially performed to save the lives of the mother and/or
her baby. Caesarean section rates have risen substantially worldwide over the past …

Background it is critically important to explore a possible relationship between cesarean
section and maternal mortality in Latin America, where the highest cesarean section rates in …

Objective To generate a global reference for caesarean section (CS) rates at health facilities.
Design Cross‐sectional study. Setting Health facilities from 43 countries. Population/Sample …

One of the pillars of management studies, theories, and practice is that “nothing can be
improved if it is not measured.” This statement is almost unanimously accepted …

Objective Due to continuous rise of cesarean section (CS) rate in recent decades to analyze
this trend using Robson Ten Group Classification System (RTGCS) and identify the main …

Authors evaluated the outcome of intracapsular cesarean myomectomy by a prospective
case–control study on 68 patients who underwent intracapsular cesarean myomectomy …

Wound healing is the process by which a complex cascade of biochemical events is
responsible of the repair the damage. In vivo, studies in humans and mice suggest that …

A continuous rise in the rate of cesarean deliveries has been reported in many countries
over recent decades. This trend has prompted the emergence of a debate on the risks and …

Background Most maternal deaths occur in low-income countries where access to
appropriate medical care is restricted. Objectives To evaluate rates of cesarean deliveries …