In parallel with the overall increasing rate of caesarean sections, a rise in caesarean sections at full dilatation (CSFD) has been observed over the last few decades. CSFDs are associated with a higher rate of maternal and neonatal complications because they can be technically challenging.

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Impacted Foetal Head at Caesarean Section

  • Cécile Monod,
  • Irene Hoesli,
  • Martina Gisin,
  • Samira Akra,
  • Annkathrin Butenschoen,
  • Stavroula Katsaouni,
  • Lara Sirdey Fiechter,
  • Katharina Redling

摘要

In parallel with the overall increasing rate of caesarean sections, a rise in caesarean sections at full dilatation (CSFD) has been observed over the last few decades. CSFDs are associated with a higher rate of maternal and neonatal complications because they can be technically challenging.