Frontiers | Planned mode of birth after previous cesarean section: A structured review of the
evidence on the associated outcomes for women and their children in high-income setting Skip …

Background Policy consensus in high-income countries supports offering pregnant women
with previous cesarean section a choice between planning an elective repeat cesarean …

Following criticism for the use of race as a biological predictor of vaginal birth after cesarean
(VBAC), an updated version of the Society for Maternal‐Fetal Medicine (SMFM) VBAC …

Introduction Women with inherited bleeding disorders are at increased risk for bleeding
complications during pregnancy and the postpartum period, particularly postpartum …

The rate of cesarean delivery has become an important health care issue, and has attracted
the attention of governments, professional organizations, health care administrators …

A Caesarean section can be a life-saving intervention in case of pregnancy complications or
difficult labour. The prevalence of Caesarean section continues to increase, especially in …

Introduction Prenatal education is associated with positive health behaviours, including
optimal weight gain, attendance at prenatal care, acceptance of routine screening tests …

Purpose: To evaluate the neonatal effects of trial of labor after Caesarean (TOLAC) births.
Methods: We conducted a retrospective population-based cohort study using the CDC's …

Background The aim of this retrospective population‐based cohort study was to determine
whether the mode of delivery and maternal and neonatal outcomes differ between planned …

BACKGROUND: Even though a cesarean section (CS) performed greater than 15% has no
significant association with a reduction in maternal and neonatal mortality, repeat elective …