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Cesarean section: when and why?

Cesarean section is a surgical procedure that involves cutting the uterus to remove the baby with the help of cesarean section surgical instrument set. We explain how it works.

This intervention is performed, most of the time, under epidural. This allows the mother to be fully aware and to be able to welcome her baby at birth. General anesthesia is reserved for extreme emergencies, for mothers-to-be who have contraindications to the epidural or for those who refuse to experience this surgical intervention directly. General anesthesia delays the first contact with your baby by a few hours.

Cesarean section: the reasons

Cesarean section saves many babies every day. Great strides have been made in screening for fetal distress, and doctors decide more often than before to have a Cesarean section. In many cases, a Cesarean section should be seen as a real rescue for the baby and a victory over nature.

There are too many causes to name them all. However, we can consider three types of situations where the cesarean section proves inevitable:

Cesarean section can be scheduled very early. This happens when, for example, your pelvis has a bone deformity. Or in case of placenta previa, or your baby is too big or you have already had two cesarean sections.

The so-called “easy” cesarean section. Here, a natural birth is possible, but will be more difficult because your baby is presented by the breech or by the shoulder. Some doctors routinely suggest performing a cesarean section.

The unforeseen

It is decided during labor in front of the appearance of incidents such as fetal suffering, stopping the dilation of the cervix, the prolapse of the cord or in the event of very great prematurity (in order to avoid a very fragile baby l test of childbirth), in case of hemorrhage.

When there is an obligation to terminate the pregnancy before term if the continuation is dangerous for the life of the mother-to-be or her baby.

A surgical intervention

Although commonplace, cesarean section remains a surgical procedure that takes place in the operating room through cesarean section surgical instrument set and which imposes certain rules:

-          the installation of an infusion of glucose serum

-          we shave the top of your pubis

-          the belly is brushed with an antiseptic product

-          you empty your bladder using a catheter

-          the anesthetist team assists you at all times

The surgeon washes his hands, dresses in a sterile manner and places large sterile tissues around you that will delimit the operating field. The surgeon cuts through the skin and muscles of the abdominal wall to reach the abdominal cavity. Your uterus is then cut in its thinnest part and your baby can be extracted. It takes about ten minutes from the cut of the skin to the birth of your baby.

Then the placenta is removed from the uterus and examined to make sure that there is no fragment of the placenta or a piece of the membranes stuck in the uterus. Finally, the moment comes to sew up the different incised layers: the uterus, the abdominal wall and then the skin. This repair time lasts about 30 minutes.

You will have a thin horizontal scar on the pubic hair. However, there may be times when the surgeon has to cut vertically.

Cesarean section: baby side

It does not present any inconvenience for the baby, who is born with a well rounded head and well rested features. The cesarean simply requires a more careful aspiration of his airways still loaded with amniotic fluid. This is because during a vaginal birth, the pressure your baby experiences as it passes through the pelvis causes fluid to empty its lungs. However, he does not experience this pressure during a cesarean. This is why the presence of a pediatrician is essential in the operating room.

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[vonamson]

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[mariebenz]

Study Finds 60-Second Cord-Clamping Safe for Women Undergoing C-Section

MedicalResearch.com Interview with:

Dr. Gyamfi-Bannerman Cynthia Gyamfi-Bannerman, MD, MSc Vice Chair for Faculty Development Ellen Jacobson Levine and Eugene Jacobson Professor of OBGYN Director, Maternal-Fetal Medicine Fellowship Program Co-Director, CUMC Preterm Birth Prevention Center  MedicalResearch.com: What is the background for this study? Response: Delayed cord clamping (DCC) at delivery has been associated with neonatal benefit.  Specially, it decreases the likelihood of anemia.  It became widely recommended as a practice for all deliveries even though the literature showing benefit to the neonates was largely only for low risk women with vaginal deliveries.  In theory, DCC could result in increased blood loss during a cesarean due to the blood loss encountered when cutting into a gravid uterus. MedicalResearch.com: What are the main findings? Response: The main findings were that delayed cord clamping at the time of cesarean were safe for the mother in that there was not excessive blood loss resulting as evidenced by similar hemoglobin levels post-operatively in the delay versus usual care group. MedicalResearch.com: Could there be other potential benefits of delayed cord clamping other than hemoglobin?   Response: For this study, since the neonatal benefit is already known, it was one of our secondary outcomes.  However, we were also able to show an increase in neonatal hemoglobin in the delayed group with possible downstream effects.  MedicalResearch.com: What should readers take away from your report? Response: It is safe to delay cord clamping for 60 seconds in women undergoing cesarean, and this delay will result in an increase in neonatal hematocrit. MedicalResearch.com: What recommendations do you have for future research as a result of this work? Response: This study was performed in women undergoing scheduled cesarean.  It would be interesting to see if we had the same findings in women undergoing cesarean after labor. Only the disclosures listed in the manuscript. Citation: Impact of delayed cord clamping on maternal blood loss in term cesareans: a randomized trial Purisch, Stephanie E. et al. American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Volume 220, Issue 1, S37 - S38   Last Modified:       The information on MedicalResearch.com is provided for educational purposes only, and is in no way intended to diagnose, cure, or treat any medical or other condition. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health and ask your doctor any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. In addition to all other limitations and disclaimers in this agreement, service provider and its third party providers disclaim any liability or loss in connection with the content provided on this website.   Read the full article

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C-Sections the easy way out my foot!

The craziest thing I've ever heard as a mom is that cesarean sections are the easy way out.  Who ever came up with that idea has never had major surgery before!  https://youtu.be/8wWLJJOsUqk 

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