For example, an elective cesarean delivery at 38 weeks may result in the delivery of an iatrogenically premature infant at risk for respiratory morbidity. On ...

8 мая 2018 г. · According to our study results, elective CS at 38–9 weeks' gestation is associated with a higher rate of TTN and NICU admission in comparison ...

It takes about four to six weeks for a C-section incision to heal. Fatigue and discomfort are common. While you're recovering: Take it easy: Rest, when ...

One of these studies concluded that the optimum time for elective repeat cesarean delivery is 39 weeks for both mother and neonate [11] . In contrast, another ...

20 мая 2013 г. · This study found no significant reduction in neonatal admission rate after ECS scheduled at 39 weeks compared with 38 weeks of gestation. Abstract · Methods · Results · Discussion

You will usually have a planned c-section at 39 weeks of pregnancy. The aim is to do the c-section before you go into labour. Babies born earlier than 39 ... Having a c-section · How to prepare for your c... · What happens during a c...

Planned elective repeat CDs should be scheduled after 38 weeks of gestation to reduce neonatal respiratory morbidity. Our study's strength is that all the ...

Know about planned C-sections. If your baby isn't in a head-down position for delivery (breech position), your doctor or midwife may plan a C-section.

Elective repeat cesarean delivery at 37 or 38 weeks compared to 39 completed weeks' gestation is associated with adverse neonatal outcomes.

Planned caesareans are usually done from the 39th week of pregnancy. A caesarean may be carried out because: your baby is in the breech position (feet first) ... What happens · Recovery · Risks